david king saying before the meeting happened today, i think they're disingenuous and they have seen this as an opportunity to go after the 2nd amendment and wanted to do for decades. that was the comment made before the meeting started, chris. >> yeah. it doesn't necessarily suggest there's a lot of room for discussion. i mean, the nra i think has a particular strategy and clear. not to give an inch of ground. i think the part that they're failing to acknowledge or recognize is that country in a lot of dramatic ways changed after newtown, in the newtown shooting, and now the question is, how does the vice president, how does the president deal with three key groups, the stake holders that they're meeting with, victims groups, whether the families of newtown or others who have suffered from gun violence and then the key one, the members of congress. those key individuals in the senate and the house that may move and help give some momentum. it's really difficult but i think if nothing else, what happened in connecticut has changed the country in a dramatic way and there clearly is so

you'd have to ask david king the follow-up question. to say there is absolutely no common ground is defeating the purpose of this discussion. the truth is there are reasonable americans who are gun owns are like gabby giffords and her husband and responsible gun owners who are willing to make reasonable concessions. >> name one republican member of congress who is for any form of gun control today. >> peter king is. >> from the northeast. >> and mark kirk and susan collins and you can go through the list. there are a lot of -- it's not a democratic/republican issue. >> it is. the biggest obstacle is john boehner. having been humiliated in the fiscal cliff situation, he's going to have to find a situation that would allow a vote in the house where most of his republicans would not support it and his own stated policy, it's possible to imagine that happening. >> what do you think is going to happen? >> nothing. >> the obama straight will tee it up to executive action and bring it to 2014. i think they believe the politics has shifted enou

meanwhile, the head of the nra david king offered his own idea on how to stop gun violence. here's what he said on cnn's "state of the union." >> one of the things that we have pushed for, for a number of years is including those who have been adjudicated to be mental incompetent and potentially dangerous on the list of those people who are prohibited from buying firearms. that has not been done. >> he believes republican lawmakers will not support an outright ban on assault weapons. on cbs' "face the nation," senator john mccain said he would not support such legislation. >>> residents of newtown, connecticut are debating the future of sandy hook elementary school. reopen it or tear it down? the site of last month's mass shooting killed 20 children and six adults. it's still a crime scene. sandy hook students and teachers are holding classes at school in a neighboring town. yesterday newtown residents packed the high school auditorium to discuss what to do with the school now. >> i don't think it should [ indiscernible ] [ inaudible ] >> residents discussed the possibility

here is david king. by generally, he means never. >> stephanie: yeah, and he said -- king dismissed the president's proposals as feel-good proposals that don't work. and far from being open to background checks they would alarm wherever states try to restore this loophole. many states allow violent felons to petition for firearms. over 90% of the country agree on this gun violence prevention measure. >> yeah, again, we are not the nra management. we are the majority. >> stephanie: yes, thank you. let's go to carol in pennsylvania. you are on with john. >> hi how are you? >> stephanie: good go ahead. >> caller: i like to reference the stockman -- [overlapping speakers] >> caller: i will not know, and i think some of these people like ted nugent making all of these threats. why aren't they arrested? >> stephanie: he sure treads the line in terms of what sounds like a threat. i believe the secret service did go talk to him -- >> yeah, ted got a visit. stockman is the one that wants to impeach the president

president david king saying the group is ready for a fight of words and is confident they have the supportault weapons ban from getting through congress. practice makes perfect. hundreds of people taking part in a practice run of president obama's inauguration and parade. the president, to be sworn in, a private ceremony a week from today. a public ceremony a week from tomorrow. and a california town dealing with some very extreme cold temperatures right now. some of the areas seeing highs only in the 20's there. but some good news as we get word that the state citrus crop will avoid major damage. experts tell us. we'll have much more on the wild weather coming up in a few minutes, with meteorologist maria molina. tonight marks exactly three years ago, an earthquake hit haiti and took out nearly every structure in certain sections of that country. and it took lives, 250,000 people killed. it left so many more homeless. today, haiti is still in crisis mode with some 350,000 people living in camps. and all that money that was promised is somehow not getting there. we're told not even half of

and are ever-present david king will join us. this program since sandy hook. president obama made his gun-control announcement yesterday, tens of thousands of gun owners stopped and watched from the big gun show in las vegas. and the nra released a letter to the people at the gun show calling this, quote, the flight of the century and also adding i warned you they would come and now it is here. it is not about protecting your children, it is not about stopping crime. it is about banning your guns, period. meanwhile the nra has added 250,000 members since sandy hook. according to u.s. news and world report bringing total membership above four million. year now, president obama addressing the nra's concerned yesterday. >> this will be difficult. there will be pundits and politicians and special-interest lobbyists publicly warning of the tyrannical all out assault on liberty. not because that is true, but because they want to generate fear or higher rating revenue for themselves. behind the scenes they will do everything they can to

he made an offering that was over the top because he knew he was not king david. he knew that he lacked where he needed help. so he made that offering. and the bible says that god came to him in 24 hours in a dream and said, solomon, what do you want? and solomon asked for an understanding heart. we know that god said, because you didn't ask for wealth or riches or longevity of life but you asked for understanding heart, i'm going to you divine wisdom but i'll make you the richest man whoever lived. i was remind "thad five" chapters later after he made 1,000 bunt offerings the bible said he was now offering god 36 360,000 bunt offerings. read the five chapters after that. he's now presenting god, think about this -- 360,000 burned offerings. god gave me a home i paid cash for. i planted a thousand dollar seed and i have battles that stopped. i saw miracles after miracles after miracles so it wasn't unusual about this man talking to a camera asking 70 to set aside a 1,000 seed. he stops abruptly and look into the camera and says, somebody is watching me right now a

david king, president of the national rifle association.welcome back here. >> pleasure to be with you. bill: to "america's newsroom." this is the first chance we had a chance to talk to you since the president put forward yesterday. what do you think about what is happening in washington? >> we're dispointed but not surprised. the fact is this announcement by the president was less about protecting our children but using our children to promote anti-gun agenda, an agenda he had for most of his political life. so it doesn't surprise us. we went to the vice president earlier a meeting said would be open-ended and open-minded. when we got there vice president reminded people in the room that he and the president had strong feelings about firearms and they would pursue that agenda. we knew they would do that. we knew it was all show. we talked to nra too. we got what we expected. bill: to that end, do you believe their minds were made up on what proposals they would pursue? >> sure they were. bill: what does it mean then, the fight of the centu

david king talked about it, all of president obama's proposals were al door to door -- >> this is insane>> david keen doesn't even believe that. david keen was like an aide to bob dole. steve stockman who got the extra dose of crazy as a member congress, he will introduce an impeachment resolution. and the nra will fund raise off of that. this is the thing. there has been a been a good amount of writing by david fromme about the right-wing as a racket, as an operation they don't care whether they win or lose. they like to take on crazy issues that can get 10, 15% of the people to give them money whether the nra continue to choose to be a racket, go for the money or choose to try to remain age organization of gun owners. if they don't, i think they will get beat again and again and again, state after state because they are so far from the mainstream. >> talking down their own site. that was the great joy of this past election day was the morning after the democrats swept most of the the races in country, you know the cokekoch brothers and sheldon adelson that karl rove and the rnc had red

david? why this is going to happen in the future. it's going to happen just before the resurrection of king david--the resurrection of the dead. when this tribulation comes and that's when this regathering of israel comes. it hasn't happened yet. it's going to happen and king david will be resurrected--he will be resurrected--and put back over the peoples of israel. so this massive tribulation is just ahead in our times and will be especially affecting our peoples in america, canada and britain. why would almighty god send us awful tribulation on us, my friends? why? notice what almighty god says in verses 14 and 15. here we are in jeremiah 30, again, verse 14, he tell us, throughout the old testament god uses that expression repeatedly for the allies. israel used to buy help from the assyrians and buy help from the egyptians and try to get allies that way rather than relying on god. he called them their national lovers. so we need to think about it very, very much. we as a people, my friends, whether we realize it or not, we have begun to despise god's commandments and his statutes. our constant lying, our rotten business dea

david? >> well, being king of the high tech mountain can be tough and dangerous, someone trying to knock you down a notch that. is the picture we're getting tonight here. apple had good quarters beating estimate was few exemptions. it's a company that didn't seem impacted by the rejection. kmet torz are catching up and coming up. michael copeland is senior editor and says consumers have choices now. >> they like smart phones out there from samsung, from lg. so, the marketplaces in many ways caught up to apple. >> apple says it sold an iphone or ipad every 10 seconds during the holidays. the profit is made during the same quarter a year earlier. >> i switched to this samsung a year and a half ago. i used iphone two years but it's lighter, thin yes, screen is bigger. and i've been happy with it apple fans convinced there is no better technology. >> i've been with apple since the beginning. so... yeah. it's stream lined to use. >> the stock lost about a fourth of its values, the cash keeps growing estimated at $137 billion. the question is whether that can help it develop the next big thing or

we had this image that king david direction we should march millions of people across the country. that's completely wrong. from a camera, which king didn't initiate, through birmingham, king is a leader in search of a following. that only in birmingham can he initiate and sustain a movement. but that reached a crucial point in april 1963. other people who are adults, went to get arrested at our deep and arrested, including king himself. that said he rates his letter from the right-hand jail. he's at the crucial point where it was not clear that he was going to win in birmingham. when you think about it, if he had lost, they would then no march on washington. they would then no nobel peace prize. so what saved the day in birmingham was there's no adults to be arrested, but james bevel is saying is these young people were just eager to be arrested. they are eager to join them but then restraining them. we've been saying you're too young, you can't get involved. at that point they come into the picture and really saved the day for martin luther king. >> host: are there any iconic pict

he made an offering that was over the top because he knew he was not king david. he knew that he lacked where he needed help. so he made that offering. and the bible says that god came to him in 24 hours in a dream and said, solomon, what do you want? and solomon asked for an understanding heart. we know that god said, because you didn't ask for wealth or riches or longevity of life but you asked for understanding heart, i'm going to you divine wisdom but i'll make you the richest man whoever lived. i was remind "thad five" chapters later after he made 1,000 bunt offerings the bible said he was now offering god 36 360,000 bunt offerings. read the five chapters after that. he's now presenting god, think about this -- 360,000 burned offerings. god gave me a home i paid cash for. i planted a thousand dollar seed and i have battles that stopped. i saw miracles after miracles after miracles so it wasn't unusual about this man talking to a camera asking 70 to set aside a 1,000 seed. he stops abruptly and look into the camera and says, somebody is watching me right now a

on keeping a food in but his comments david cameron has said today that king's speech on europe as he struggles to please partners balance in the. international news and comment live from moscow this is all she was me thanks for joining us. france's military campaign in mali has seen its vast retaliation by islamist militants have taken dozens of foreign workers hostage at a gas field in neighboring algeria three people including british and french nationals were killed in that spot after almost a week of intense as strikes french troops launched their first ground operation against islamic insurgents in mali the army is aiming to prevent al qaeda linked rebels who have seized vast areas in the north of the former french colony from pushing further towards the country's capital france is relying on international support in the operation but a former pentagon official michael maloof says parses allies may be reluctance to seriously engage in what looks to be a questionable and protracted military standoff between years of doing something similar in afghanistan were ready to pull out. t

king. toure, david, thanks for your time tonight. and be sure to catch toure on "the cycle." >>> coming up, it's day 2 of the big gop unity retreat. a time for change. new blood. but why in the world are republicans asking paul ryan for advice on beating president obama? >>> and as the president surges in this second term, we have news tonight about the birther movement. and it might surprise you. >>> plus, 50 years since civil rights leader medgar evers was murdered. his legacy is living on through his wife. and i counted the civil rights movement. evers has a big moment at the inauguration. she joins me live tonight. you're watching "politics nation," the place for politics, msnbc. [ male announcer ] when these come together, and these come together, one thing you can depend on is that these will come together. delicious and wholesome. some combinations were just meant to be. tomato soup from campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. let's say you pay your guy around 2% to manage your money. that's not much you think. except it's

keeping a food in both camps david cameron is set to deliver a king's speech on europe has his troubles to please partners both in the new. on days are over stepping up its settlements program in the west bank but some of those for whom the homes are intended to appease the government of using them as pawns for political purposes. international news live from moscow this is artsy with me. thanks for joining us. france's military campaign in mali has seen its. islamist militants who took dozens of foreign workers hostage at a gas field in neighboring algeria three people including british and french nationals were killed in that after almost a week of intense as strikes french troops have for that first face to face possible with islamic insurgents in mali the army is aiming to prevent al qaeda links rebels who have seized vast areas in the north of the former french colony from pushing further towards the country's capital france's relying on international support in the operation but a former pentagon official michael maloof says paris's allies may be reluctant to seriously engage in w

and keeping a foot in both camps david cameron is set to deliver a king's speech as he struggles to place partners both in the e.u. and. well a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at the mosque i am a real research live with news from all around the. now france is a military campaign against insurgents in mali has provoked its first retaliation by islamists a militant group in neighboring algeria has killed british and french nationals and taken dozens of foreigners hostage in an attack on an energy field and the government reportedly demanded an end to the french operation in mali algerian forces have now surrounded the facility where the hostages are being held in mali after almost a week of intense airstrikes french troops are now battling insurgents in direct clashes on the ground the army is aiming to prevent al qaeda linked rebels who have seized vast areas of the north of the former french colony from pushing further towards the country's capital is relying on international support in the ongoing operation but former pentagon official michael maloof says that paris is alli

walked for peace down martin luther king avenue southeast. and davids, went to the event at the armory with my son and his service dog. he's referring to the event designed to encourage community service. you can tell us how you gave back on our facebook page. >>> today was a perfect day for people to get outside and participate. but will the perfect weather stick around for monday's inauguration? gwen joins us with a preview of sorts, gwen. >> we have some changing conditions coming our way. today was really very pleasant. we have a little bit of a run that will be sticking around. let's take a look at our map and you can see sky conditions, not much happening. we don't have too many clouds. a lot of activity to the north of us. we did see a fair amount of sunshine with just a few clouds in the area. today's highs well above seasonal. we should really only be in the low 40s. we hit 54 at reagan national airport. 56 at dulles and 54 at bwi sir good marshall and currently, 45 at d.c., 47 at annapolis. 46 in fredericksburg. 44 at dulles and 46 degrees at

>> guest: the king here is david barton, who wrote a book called "original intent." which is about a 500 page collection of citations. >> host: del us what those are. >> guest: that comes from biblical interpretation, largely. akon textualized paragraphs or sentences that supposedly prove something. they're almost always given without context. so, people say that thomas jefferson was a deist, but here's this quotation in which he talks about jesus christ. thus we see that this is true and what people say is a lieful the founders wrote an enormous amount. george washington's papers at the university of virginia, they're now in volume 67 of a project 90 volumes and he wasn't a writer. those are letters. alexander hamilton, james mat disson, thomas jefferson, spent hours every day writing letters. so we have rooms full of writings from these people, and if you just cherry picked a citation here and there, you can prove that they were christians or deists or unitarians or baked potatoes or just about anything. because they said so much. so proof tech citation is a quotat

david magee, coming up. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: david magee is now a two- time oscar-nominated writer, thanks to "life of pi," which is up for 11 oscars this year, including best picture. he are some scenes from "life of pi." >> i was sitting at a coffeehouse, and the old man next to be struck up a conversation, saying, "you have an amazing story." >> i was born and raised in one of the most beautiful places. i will always remember. but when our family choose to move our zoo halfway around the world, that is when my greatest journey began. the next part of the story you will find hard to believe. tavis: so everything re

he made an offering that was over the top because he knew he was not king david. he knew that he lacked where he needed help. so he made that offering. and the bible says that god came to him in 24 hours in a dream and said solomon, what do you want? and solomon asked for an understanding heart. we know that god said, because you didn't ask for wealth or riches or longevity of life but you asked for understanding heart, i'm going to you divine wisdom but i'll make you the richest man whoever lived. i was remind "thad five" chapters later after he made 1,000 bunt offerings the bible said he was now offering god 36 00 360,000 bunt offerings. read the five chapters after that. he's now presenting god, think about this -- 360,000 burned offerings. god gave me a home i paid cash for. i planted a thousand dollar seed and i have battles that stopped. i saw miracles after miracles after miracles so it wasn't unusual about this man talking to a camera asking 70 to set aside a 1,000 seed. he stops abruptly and look into the camera and says somebody is watching me right now

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david was i look for you down there. >> all right. >> thanks for joining us. talk to you later. neil kingains here as a -- david jackson covering the white house and neil king remains here as a friend of bill. what's up with sarah palin? she is out of a job. >> heard around the country and seen on current tv, this is the bill press show. just be grateful current tv does not come in smellivision. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on current tv. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. because enbrel, etanercept suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections tuberculosis lymphoma, other cancers, and nervous system and blood disorders have occurred. before starting enbrel your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether

may the last words of king david of israel characterize the leadership and legacy of his presidency. "those who rule over people must be just. ruling with godly reverence. and they shall be as the light of the morning without clouds as the tender grass springing out of the earth by clear shining after rain." we pray in your sovereign name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. tepl under the previous order, the -- the president pro tempore: under the previous order the leadership time is reserved. mr. reid: mr. president, following leader remarks, if any, the senate will be in a period of morning business until 12:30 today. senators during that period of time will be permitted to speak for ten minutes each. we'll be in recess from 12:30 to 2:15 for weekly caucus meetings. today with the inspiration of the second inauguration of

handle on what the president wants to do than white house adviser david plouffe, who joins us this morning. monday as martin luther kingr.'s birthday, also, so we'll talk about all of it with the former secretary of state condoleezza rice. bob woodward of the "washington post." former clinton aid, dee dee myers of "vanity fair." conservative columnist peggy noonan of the "wall street journal." joe califano, once an aid to lyndon johnson. taylor branch, author of a new book o

patriots of 17176 did not -- 1776 did not fight to replace the tyranny of a king with the privileges of a few or the rule of a mob. davidle of a mob, the privileges of a few, again, you get the sense that that's what he thinks republicans are standing for. >> i'm not sure that that's what that means because there's a certain amount of populist sentiment in the republican party that would say the same thing about the power of the few. i think though the reality is that there were some -- and this is unusual david for an inaugural address -- some political lines drawn. i mean normally that happens in the state of the union address in a couple of weeks which is very specific. i think it is unusual you saw a fair amount of that today. david: gerry seib i'm sure you are anxious to get back to washington where we are seeing those live pictures. good to see you. >> thank you. >> the money printing around the world shows no signs of cooling down, who will come out on top and who will not? two top currency strategists weigh in. and it is the worst flu season in a decade as you likely know and the centers for disease control and

that and more if obama really is living up to the legacy that dr king set forward in that speech we're also going to be talking to david seaman a former congressional candidate about why it was so tough to run how the system blocks out third party voices really campaign finance reform also interesting yesterday was the third anniversary of citizens united and we saw a massive corporate backing of the inauguration and the ball going to talk about all that how it ties into the campaigns how it ties into just shutting out the little guy from the discussion from the democracy also we highlight in the fiasco for the whole headline that he made for kind of spitting and to obama rant on stage when he was headlining one of the events the inauguration ball and also call out one of my favorite conservative talk pundits and coulter for whan dish comments and surprising just the latest in a long slew of comments will will all stay tuned for all that and more all right abbi that is i was shocking and polls are not going to shocking wow tell you what guys i say right next to abby and she is constantly working her butt off always to

kings. she can afford to relax. she has great popularity with the voters there. >> we want a good government to continue in this wonderful state. that is only possible with davidkowt -- david mcallister as premier. >> the social democrat needs a good result to boost his campaign. his reason, that the chancellor's wages are too low has gone down well with the voters, but has told the state and he can do better. >> i'm going to do things a little differently than usual. sometimes i'm too long winded and boring. and sometimes my comments need explanation. >> and then there is the fdp and its leader. there's a lot riding on the selection for the coalition partner. they might not even make the 5% threshold to get into parliament. up to him. but it is if he is sex will -- he knows it is up to him. if he is successful, it bought in, but it is all up to him. >> the chancellor will take place in 2013. >> staying in germany, ireland has dismissed a report that it has ignored nuclear waste being stored abroad. environmental groups are up in arms about a new legislation currently under draft, which includes a clause that would allow the export of nuclear waste. the enviro

martin luther king asked the president and the chief justice sign the king family bible after the swearing in. and they did. davidews, washington. >> incredible moment when he looks back. what a scene that must be. almost a million people out there. >> i would want to take a second look as well. i want to look at you. let me get your better side. all right, okay. >>> so the inaugural observances aren't over, even at this late hour. >> our coverage continues now with abc's brandi hitt live in washington. brandi, after some glitzy galas, there are more events set for later today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rob. good morning, paula. that's right, the celebration isn't over just yet. the president and first lady ended up turning in quite early. they only had two balls to go to instead of several last time around. but they're going to be waking up and going to a national prayer service this morning, and later on in the day, there's going to be another big event. they're going to be hosting a dinner for the white house staff and also the volunteers that they've been working with, also with the campaign, a

handle on what the president wants to do than white house adviser david plouffe, who joins us this morning. monday, as martin luther king jr.'s birthday, also, so we'll talk about all of it with the former secretary of state condoleezza rice. bob woodward of the "washington post." former clinton aid, dee dee myers of "vanity fair." conservative columnist peggy noonan of the "wall street journal." joe califano, once an aid to lyndon johnson. taylor branch, author of a new book on race. and james peterson of lehigh university. we'll round it out with the newest brother act in politics, san antonio mayor julian castro and his air, dentical twin, joaquin castro, just elected to congress. that's a big group but there's a lot to talk about on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> and good morning again. we welcome to the broadcast david plouffe, architect of the president's election in 2008, again last year a key adviser in the administration throughout. let me ask you first about the situation in algeria, where this awful terrorist attack took pla

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david brooks offernalysis. >> ifill: on this day that coincides with the martin luther king, jr., holiday, we get perspective from presidential historians richard norton smith, annette gordon reed, and beverly gage. >> brown: and we close with the words of a student poet, inspired by the second inaugural to write and perform her work, "change." >> like martin luther king i still have a dream that this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed and bring the people a new breed change. the mounting death toll in algeria now includes three americans. that, and other imrtt stories, will be at the end of the program tonight. that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting.

david lee and curry both chosen for the all star team. curry showed the clippers today he definitely belongs. warriors play game on martin luther king jr.force. on holiday. you can't do a clipper highlight without a dunk. it's a law. it is. there it is. griffin 26 points 13 rae bound. jefferson bringing energy off the bench for golden state. swatting the former warrior crawford then up the court. rj to the rack. warriors led 5 53-52 at the half. curry had 6 assist in the game right here. lead for thompson using both hands. 18 for clay. curry was not just hot. he was volcanic. in the fourth quarter erupting for 4 straight and 16 points in the fourth on his way to total of 28 points. david lee playing on bad ankle decided he had to play in the game. staying witness for 12 points. warriors take 3 of 4 from the first place clippers this season. 106 to 99. but we are that the second week of the australian open. quarter final action down under. spaniard the 4 seed facing no. 10 nicholas. dressed in almost exactly the same outfit. at the bottom of the screen rip back hand down there and that's when things went wrong. bricks him rate here to ta

david lee and curry both chosen for the all star team. curry showed the clippers today he definitely belongs. warriors play game on martin luther king jr.ut in force. on holiday. you can't do a clipper highlight without a dunk. it's a law. it is. there it is. griffin 26 points 13 rae bound. jefferson bringing energy off the bench for golden state. swatting the former warrior crawford then up the court. rj to the rack. warriors led 5 53-52 at the half. curry had 6 assist in the game right here. lead for thompson using both hands. 18 for clay. curry was not just hot. he was volcanic. in the fourth quarter erupting for 4 straight and 16 points in the fourth on his way to total of 28 points. david lee playing on bad ankle decided he had to play in the game. staying witness for 12 points. warriors take 3 of 4 from the first place clippers this season. 106 to 99. but we are that the second week of the australian open. quarter final action down under. spaniard the 4 seed facing no. 10 nicholas. dressed in almost exactly the same outfit. at the bottom of the screen rip back hand down there and that's when things went wrong. bricks him rate here

david lee and curry both chosen for the all star team. curry showed the clippers today he definitely belongs. warriors play game on martin luther king jr. force. on holiday. you can't do a clipper highlight without a dunk. it's a law. it is. there it is. griffin 26 points 13 rae bound. jefferson bringing energy off the bench for golden state. swatting the former warrior crawford then up the court. rj to the rack. warriors led 5 53-52 at the half. curry had 6 assist in the game right here. lead for thompson using both hands. 18 for clay. curry was not just hot. he was volcanic. in the fourth quarter erupting for 4 straight and 16 points in the fourth on his way to total of 28 points. david lee playing on bad ankle decided he had to play in the game. staying witness for 12 points. warriors take 3 of 4 from the first place clippers this season. 106 to 99. but we are that the second week of the australian open. quarter final action down under. spaniard the 4 seed facing no. 10 nicholas. dressed in almost exactly the same outfit. at the bottom of the screen rip back hand down there and that's when things went wrong. bricks him rate here to t