david cohn, long pass to daniel dixon, ball batted away, gets it up at 40. jmu just doing enough to stay out front. shot clock winding down...ron curry with the baseline jumper....william and mary not giving up though. under a minute to go, jmu up 4. scramble for the ball, it ends up with prewitt, he dashes to the hoop, basket and the foul. 17 points for omar prewitt. jmu though wins it 71 to 65. william and mary goes 2 and 4 in its last 6 games. they'll get another shot at jmu in the caa tournament in baltimore, the tribe will play the dukes in the quarterfinals. division 3. capital athletic conference championship. 5th ranked christopher newport hosting number 23 salisbury. cnu actually trailed by 4 at the break. second half, back come the captains. marcus carter from willamsburg, 2 of his 15 points. then it's going to be tim daly under the basket, nice move by the sophmore. 15 points 10 rebounds for daly. salisbury not going away. the sea gulls taking it the game eventually went to over time. cnu's aaron mcfarland won it at the free throw line. christophe

david cohn, the three pointer, the drexel lead down to 5. and then with under 20 seconds to go, the drexel lead now 6. terry tarpey, the senior, he connects on the 3 ball, william and mary within 3. but unlike drexel, the tribe cold from the free throw line. william and maey missed 11 shots from the charity stripe. drexel with the upset win 74 to 69. after snapping first place wilmington's 11 game winning streak, the tribe see last place drexel's 11 game losing streak come to an end. next up for the tribe, at elon and then at jmu. and then the conference tournament in baltimore. thanks brian---over to norfolk---big monarchs---coming off an overtime loss at early----jennie simms on the attack---to gigi smith for the layin---10 points for smith----second quarter----simms gets her own rebound---and puts it back---she fell four assists shy of a triple double---22 points, 12 rebounds---6 assists---that one to kianna brown for three-----and later on---why not the same spot----she finished with 12-----odu trailed 34-30 at halftime----and just pick

david cohn, big game, feeds daniel dixon, one of cohn's 6 assits. dixon had 19 points. more from the tribe. this time it's dixon with the assist, finds terry tarpey with the big dunk down low. 16 points for tarpey. william and mary, a 24-0 run. tribe wins 87 to 69, snapping wilmington's 11 game winning streak. they host drexel on saturday at kaplan arena. lady monarchs home against western kentucky. odu trying to rebound from last weeks loss at rice. lady monarchs wearing the pink uniforms tonight and they go down low to annika holopanin, nice moves in the post....she muscles in for the tough bucket. holopanin, she's from finland and she can pass, too. keyana brown, gets wide open and she gets the lay up. big time play here by first, game clock winding down, and nice and then western kentucky that prevails, hilltoppers win it 85 yo 74. back to it's never too early to start talking college football. earlier on wavy news ten at 6, bruce opponents, the quarterback situation. if you would like to see the entire interview, we [ cheersnd applause ] >> steve: from stage one at

coach tony shaver's team down 6 at the half, but turn it on after the break, david cohn, just takes it straight to the basket, where's the defense? superb game by omar prewitt....tribe force the turnover, and naturally they push it upcourt, and it's prewitt that finishes with the left handed lay up. this team loves to run up and down the court. but they can play half court as well. bottom right of your screen, omar prewitt lurking, makes the nice cut and gets the dunk and season high for 28 points for omar prewitt. william and mary by 9 over northeastern, and are in second place in the caa. peyton manning had his final media blitz today prior to sunday's super bowl game against the carolina panthers. and when your almost 40--having that week off helps, it helped manning during the season. and coach gary kubiak says peyton looked as good today at practice as he has all year. he was throwin the long ball. and while the denver defense is the heart and soul of this broncos team, manning has gotten the most attention--and and seems to relish every moment. s/ peyton manning / game like i men

david: emily chang, speaking exclusively with the chief operating officer of goldman sachs, gary cohn. now, julie hyman at the market desk. julie: really bouncing off the lows of the session in pretty dramatic fashion. we have seen this out single , whichthis volatility really characterize our recent trading, and i also wanted to look at some of the other asset classes to see how they are trading. we are watching oil prices, as well today, as we have been talking about, because we have seen them track with stocks to some degree, but we are not seeing much of a recovery in oil prices, a small bounce, but the bounce in stocks is much larger, the dow still down. looking at the 10-year, the seymour treasury yields, we see 1.72%, the lowest in more than one year's time on the treasuries, so interesting that even though we are seeing somewhat of a recovery in stocks to some degree, yields remain lower, with a lot of pessimism out there. david: julie hyman, thank you, at the markets desk. at bloomberg news, i want to talk a little bit about what we at sevenm gary cohn, he was talking about w

reporter: that was president cohn speaking to david inglis.r him talking about tempering expectations. guy: it is interesting. he is asking, can we rely on china? he is very cautious on that. if i was running a big plastics company, i think i would think the same. hans: we will have a chance to basf.o the ceo of bock is joining us from the headquarters. it is a first on bloomberg. thank you for joining us. last year at this time you were predicting $70 a barrel. it looks like we will be in at range.-$40 what does this mean structurally for your company? eed to change the structure of your company? guy: i think we may have a communication problem. we will make sure we get you back there very sinoon. kurt bock, the ceo of basf standing by for us. i can hear that kurt bock can hear us. mr. bock, let me first check that you can hear me. excellent. >> i can hear you. guy: this time last year you are saying that you did not believe that oil would stay at $70, you thought there was upside potential. now we are in a situation where oil is around $30 a

bloombergs david ingles at an exclusive interview with president and coo of goldman sachs, gary cohn,hanghai, and of right into what he is focusing on. gary: we have global problems with growth. we cannot fix these with local monetary policy. we have to talk about monetary policy more globally and we have. work? does it still all guns blazing. we had the drg and won't get into details, but six or seven years of race at these levels. what have we achieved?that is a little bit of my point. years, andto seven relatively low to zero interest rates, with very little growth to prove for it, and almost no inflation. that leads one to question how effective has this monetary policy bent. what this monetary policy has been more effective at initially is countries trying to use their lower interest rates, i believe, to lower their currency to try and grow their economy at the expense of another economy. what has happened is every other central bank is then lowering their interest rates to not allow their economy to be the victim of someone else's growth. david: and the public -- gary: no, they

cohn. stephanie: welcome to "bloomberg ," here at bloomberg world headquarters in new york city. i am stephanie ruhle. david, we don't know where it is. stephanie: we will bring inexpert and try to break it down. david: who better than to have john mack with us? they will help us sort tou

cohn. stephanie: welcome to "bloomberg ," here at bloomberg world headquarters in new york city. i am stephanie ruhle. david: the market is down, up, we don't know where it is. stephanie: we will bring inexpert and try to break it down. david: who better than to have john mack with us? they will help us sort this out, i hope. stephanie: we have to cover the economy with janet yellen about to testify. we have to get our head around what matters to her most. clearly she hurries -- clearly she cares about data. the question is, is a data around the world as we look at china, japan, brazil, or is it the economy improving slowly? we have breaking news right now. matt: first i want to give you news on time warner's dividend. if you are a shareholder, you will be happy about the fact that time warner is raising its dividend. well, you might be happy. $.40 -- to $.40, a quarter per share. you are getting a next her nickel and a quarter per share. as far as earnings are concerned, we have eps from $1.06 fromops, at time warner. we had total revenue at $7.08 billion. i will look and see if those are comparable, but t