>> performing their knockout dance, once again, joanne that and derek. ♪ ♪ >> great job. >> derek andd you don't talk in a soprano by this point. do you guys want to play judge along with carrie ann? what's the panel say? >> ten! >> ten! >> all the way. ten all the way. >> ten! >> oh, and donny and kim give you a ten fingers. >> we give you tens. >> fantastic. >> who's your pick for the finale? for the mirror ball trophy? >> you know what, it's a tough call. because everybody's so amazing in their own way. but kelly and i kind of bonded more throughout the week. so i'm rooting for my girl kelly. but all of them are amazing. >> yes. that was very diplomatic. now four people hate you. >> joanna who? >> don't tap dance now. >> joanna who? >> who do you think, derek? >> you know what, it's a dancing show. for a dancing competition i think mya would take it for dancing style.

performing their knockout dance once again, joanna and derek. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good job. >> derek and joanna.in soprano by this point. do we have -- do you want to play judge along with carrie ann? what's the panel say? >> oh, yeah. >> 10! >> 10! >> all the way. 10 all the way. >> yeah! >> and donnie and kim give you a 10 fingers. >> absolutely. >> we give you 10s. >> fantastic. >> so who's your pick for the finale for the mirror ball trophy? >> it's a tough call. everybody is so amazing in their own way. kelly and i bonded more throughout the week. so i'm rooting for my girl. but all of them are amazing. >> yeah. that is very diplomatic. now four people hate you. >> joanna who? >> don't tap dance now. >> who do you think, derek? >> this is a dancing show. i think if you want to see a

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> derek williamson, i'm a guard. >> i'm a guard from connecticut. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ from st. joe's for letting us tag along on their snorkeling trip. now i'm joined by the president of the university of the virgin islands, dr. david hoff. thanks for taking the time for sitting down with us. >> my pleasure. thank you for inviting me. >> my first question is how in the world this university is such a well-kept secret because if i would have known when i was making my decision to come to college, i would have come here. >> well, you can come now. we would love to have you, but you're right. it is a well-kept secret. i am honored to be the fifth president and we are glad to discover this wonderful place and it's more than just the surrounding which is, as you know, outstandingly beautiful, but it's also the quality of the instruction, the quality of the people and there's really no limit to where you can go in the future. >> i got a tour of your facilities and i was blown away by the school of the art. that entire center is so impressive. what are you most proud of? >> i

brown will take over for derek session. out with a concussion and roosevelt boone and you have the receivers. and landis willis. and tyrell jones for the maine black bears, the number 1 ranked offense. it is going to be 2nd down now for the bears. and brown is just to the left of treister. >> here comes the blitz and coming up. and treister tries to escape and does well, andy on the play. >> kyle maroney, number 93 and played well, and getting some pressure on the quarterback. >> we will look at the unh defense. and if you look at the unit, sal lot of senior. maroney, five and a half sacks. dvon jackson. and a lot of -- very von jackson. >> vasso and hinds, the best combo in the caa. and brown in the back. almost picked off by ware annuity role jones and he is going to be caught from behind. and robert hines, who plowed the play. >> new hampshire brings it. and it doesn't get knocked down. they throw to the blitz side. that is the perfect call against an outside loin blacker belied. he makes the tip. and look at it on the o

. ♪ funky town >> that's derek rose. ♪ i wish that i had jesse's girl ♪ >> this is my favorite, luolhy is he wearing a blond wig? ♪ i want to learn how to fly >> and now kirk hinrick. >> these are awesome. this is an attempt to endear themselves to the community. >> they're not actually selling anything. if they were selling that, i'd buy it. >> just for fun. that's cute. seven years after he terrorized the washington, d.c., area, john al muhammad is set to be executed tonight. a look back at the d.c. sniper shootings. when i looked back at the time line it's hard to believe how many days, how many weeks people were terrorized by where is this coming from. >> it seemed like forever for many of these people, too, talking october 2nd, 2002, when this all started. one man was gunned down that might. five more the following day. all people just going about their daily personal business. now over the next few weeks there were several more shootings including a 13-year-old boy. he survived, but the final death toll was ten people. people in the d.c. area were panicked until police caught j

. >> i need turkeys, derek, right now. and i will be up for the next two days. no sleep. come anytime. >> go big mama. if you'd like to help her out go to cnn.com/robin. scroll down to our important website there. >>> happy birthday if you're celebrating today. you celebrate your special day with gymnast kerri strug, the olympic gold medalist turns 32 today. according to her website strug now lives in washington, d.c., and enjoys running marathons. happy birthday. >>> sarah palin hit the road to promote her brand-new memoir and what she could have done to prevent the ft. hood shootings.  >>> a judge has ruled that the army corps of engineers' negligence led to the flooding during hurricane katrina. he issued his ruling in a lawsuit brought by six people who survived that storm. he said the corps did not properly maintain the shipping channel linking new orleans to the gulf of mexico. the certificate for more human remains has been called off at a cleveland home where the bodies of 11 women were found the investigators say no more remains were found. people on the scene h

derek jeter, anti-pettitte and jorge posada went on "david letterman." >> it's an experience that will last forever, isn't it? >> you just explained it all so we have nothing to say. >> and then they got up and left. no, i'm kidding. manager joe girardi went from winning a series to being a good samaritan. that story at 10:00. >>> thank you. you may be one of the millions of families experiencing unemployment for the first time and some don't even know what kind of help is available. hln money expert clark houd howard has the answers. >> are you unemployed? maybe you never faced it before. maybe a member of your family is unemployed who has never faced it before. well, there are certain things that you have to look at and consider if you have never been through the cycle. now i was talking with a woman the other day who has been unemployed for a while and she was asking me questions about which bills she should pay, which ones she shouldn't and all this and that. i said what unemployment check are you getting? and she looked at me like, unemployment check? i said, you have filed for un

he looks over at derek collins and says, i got fouled. wade fouled as he goes to the glass. he will shoot two >> phil: first half, rare opportunities such as this one by dwyane wade. stay alert, very sharp in the rotations and the defense did not allow him to get to the rim and down the paint like that >> steve: they actually called the foul on javale mcgee even though it looked like jamison got most of it >> phil: this will be dwyane wade's first attempt from the line tonight. >> steve: 79% shooter on the season. >> phil: 13 attempts in each of the first two meetings with washington. >> >> reporter: udonis haslem has come in for michael beasley. wade last year plague in a career high 79 games after the injury the season before where he played just 51 games. last year, he averaged career high number 30.24, five boards >> phil: this is an important possession. got hit by chalmers and the foul finally called by curtis blair. third personal on chalmers. here si. i strong move. he thought he was trying to beat jermaine o'neal. jermaine does a good job of getting back but chalmer

. >> craig: seeing derek savard during the lunch hour at the hotel. he owns the hotel here in montreal. >> joe: i was going to say he runs the shop. plekanec off of schultz. whoa. kostitsyn cleaned out by mike green on the send away ovechkin. knifing to the inside he fires. spacek stays right with him. ovechkin back to point position for schultz. 3:50 to go in this 3rd period. backstrom. all four of his goals at home this year. a feed to the front knocked aside by cammalleri. skated to safety by spacek. he ran right into a waiting mike green. green the caps ice time leader scoops it into the corner. spacek turns and finds his mate, it's roman hamrlik on the back end for montreal. ryan white was bumped. still managed to get it out. >> craig: and the game of hockey is all about details. just the little plays along the boards exactly what both teams do a lot in the morning. we saw kirk muller doing it along with the caps, the caps coaching staff. working hard around, working shifts, under pressure and making it happen. >> joe: sen ting pass off of varlam

. >> going to pushaun brown and derek sessions and about to the 33-yard line.ding devon jackson. >> tyler is the tackle for maine. number 72. and great block. >> watch it right here. and he has a scout from the cleveland browns watching him. and when you play in the ccaa you better have him. and ultimately play at the next level. and roll out and looking to throw. and ware is in his face. complete to jones. not good enough for a 1st down. and another convertible. >> good job by tryster right there. and jones did a good job. well delivered. and tyrone jones has done a nice job. and williams gets all the love and talking from us. and look at this right now. he is helping him convey the information. and quarterback out there. playing wide receiver to another set of eyes. and 3rd down for maine and he throws up and good enough for a 1st down. and landis williams. and keeping the feet in bound. >> he is a very, very good football player. and really good seed. and you can see there. >> there is the play action. >> and look at the separation. >> nice job of getting th

well, thank you, congressman, derek. thank you for a wonderful welcome to all of you here. and i think the best i can do is to give you my traditional greeting, the voice of the chimpanzees from gandhi, the sound that would especially reach you people, to me it's one of the most provocative sounds of the african forests. hello. [laughter] >> i'm going to try do quite a lot of things this evening in quite a short time, but fortunately i'm sticking to an educated audience so i don't have to belabor certain points. you will understand what i'm talking about when i'm talking about how we have devastated the environment and so forth. but there is a lot i want to share. so i want to speak about these things in a fairly abbreviated form in the hope that it will leave time for you to ask questions about those aspects that most teachers are yossi, or about which feel very fascinated. so first of all, of course the chimpanzees. we have got to start off with them, but for them i would not be a. actually it's not quite true, but for my mother i would not have gone to see the chimpanzee

which derek hogan has been responsible for setting up. the -- so the civilian effort is going quite well. i must say the tripling while we eliminate six month tours is really more than a tripling in terms of person days in the field. far more. so this is just an extraordinary increase. if you consider that each one the americans has a footprint of nine or ten support people, afghanistans third country nationals, ngos, it's a very large increase, proportionally larger than the military. we will have 900, about 900 by the -- say it again. way 974 by the end of the year is the target. actually, to be even more precise, 974 by the early weeks of next year. they have to run a couple of weeks behind the original build-upschedule. not because we don't have the people, but because of the bedding and personnel process. i don't want to go into all of these figures. that's not why you are here. you already heard from jack on that. but it is very important. and more american civilians will be on their way next year for an advanced talk with ambassado

listen to what he had on the derek and romaine show on sirius xm satellite radio. >> how do you feelut the fact that gay guys all around the country are going to rush out to take a look at all you've got to offer? >> that's totally cool with me. i mean, i don't have a problem with gay people. >> what's next on your agenda? >> i'm thinking about going to some acting classes back in california and we're going to start the modeling gigs and you'll be seeing a lot of me. >> oh, good for all of us. we're going to see a lot of levi. hyla, let's put all of that aside for a moment. whatever you think of levi johnston, we have got to give this guy credit for perhaps getting the biggest bang for 15 minutes of fame of anybody in the history of the world. >> yes, 100%. you've got to give him a high five for that. you've just got to milk what was given to him, what was thrown in his lap. i think all of us would taken advantage of it, probably not the same way. i know i wouldn't throw my junk away in a "playgirl" magazine, but a.j., may you would. >> i don't think that's going to be happening anyt

derek jeter getting congratulations. for alex rodriguez, this was sweet redemption.s is a guy who is -- that's jeter there -- there's rodriguez hoisting the trophy. never delivered in the postseason. and i'm told that the celebration in the locker room was pretty festive. a little out of control there. nick swisher probably should have been wearing goggles. that champagne hurts the eyes. >>> michael jordan's son, marcus, cost the school a shoe sponsorship deal. he plays for ucf which has a deal with adidas. but after he wore his dad's air jordans, the spokesman says they're not going to continue future sponsorships. some support jordan's family allegiance while others say he wasn't a team player. what are you saying about it? teresa wrote on our facebook page saying, i say let him show family pride. michael is deserving of it as well as his son. michael from durham, north carolina, where jordan has some roots, it doesn't matter whose kid refuses to wear adidas shoes. central florida had a contract with adidas in which it lost. if the kid doesn't wear them, he doesn't

derek mohler was found in florida where he lives. his brother and and others were arrested tuesday. six alleged victims who are now adults told investigators the suspects sexually abused them when they were children. >>> some strong reactions out there about the decision to bring the 9/11-related trial to new york. attorney general eric holder said five suspects with alleged ties to the attacks will be tried in a civilian court in manhattan. the courthouse just blocks away from ground zero. the suspects include khalid shaikh mohammed and four other guantanamo bay detainees. >> i care about the fact that these people are war criminals, they're terrorists, they do not deserve the full panoply of u.s. protection of law. and most important of all, they did terrible, horrible crimes against the human race and they're given a forum to make america seem bad again and to criticize and mock america. it's just extremely unseemly. >> this may turn out to be an opportunity for some people to get some of the justice they've been looking for for a long time. and they show that the civilian court

>> letterman just laughed it off because he's derek jeter. ji joe girardi went to good samaritan.hat's in the next half hour. robin? >> thank you. >>> you think that you know your news? well, i know you do because you're watching this show so show everybody else. challenge your friends and yourself. test your knowledge with the cnn challenge. and there's an anchor who will walk you through. pick which one. i know which one i think you should choose. you know what? i would love to be your host. i hope you choose me. i mean, not to put any pressure on you but choose me. pick me. love me. we're new best friends and hold your hand walking through the cnn challenge together. cnnchallenge.com is where you play it. >>> the army post at ft. hood is so big it's practically a city. >>> okay. the new york stock exchange is open for business now. the stocks could be headed for a rough friday after we just learned this morning that the unemployment has gone up to 10.2%. painful. in minutes we'll take you to the trading floor. >>> first though, our breaking story. the suspect in the shootings a

derek jeter getting congratulations, rodriguez hoisting the trophy. he was not the story soin this game. but little nope fact, so far every time the yankees have opened a new stadium, they've won the world champion ship. >> so they'll be building new stadiums like every -- was bob the one that didn't sleep last night? amazing. i can't even tell. he'll be back with more again on the mvp. >>> in the last hour, the house majority leader predicted they will have the votes to pass the health care reform bill. it's getting last minute help from the aarp. the associated press reports the powerful seniors lobby will endorse the house bill today. president obama will also visit capitol hill tomorrow to make a personal push for that legislation. >> a gruch inmates jumped no n. to a fight involving a prisoner and a guard, but surveillance video showses that this story does not end like you might think. >>> and the son of nba ledge he said michael jordan says he only wanted to wear the shoes endorsed by his dad, but his decision has cost his college. >>> time too

derek jeter and andy pettit and jorge posada went on letterman and the talk show asked how does it feel winning it all? >> what is it like? it's guys commemorating an experience that will last forever, isn't it? >> you just explained it all. we have nothing to say. >> and then they left. congratulations to the yankees. congratulations to jen westhoven's mom who was very upset. what is he talking about the $200 million payroll like that has anything to do with anything. i'm just telling you what jen told me. jen anagen's mother congratulations to all of you. >> there you go. >> all right. cnn.com and oprah are teaming up for the biggest oprah's book club event ever here. go to cnn.com/oprah book club to read excerpts from "say you're one of them." watch oprah's video blogs and share your thoughts plus register for the book club event happening on the new cnn.com monday night at 9:00 eastern. and back to the breaking news. >>> we're learning the army psychiatrist accused of killing 13 soldiers was on the fbi's radar months ago. we'll tell you why. @@@@@@@ >>> the suspect in the shoo

. >> right behind him is staff sergeant derek hallbash and somebody contacted him. when people contact you, my radar always goes up. what do you mean, they contacted you about relief. what were they telling snu. >> they said that they could refinance my home, about a third off. could you advise -- do you advise going with this strugs or not? >> well, it is within reason that you could get a 30-year refinance right now from 4.75% to 5.25% if you have solid credit for a 15-year refi right now from just under 4% to 4.25. the question is, what fees are they going to charge you and you want to divide them into three parts. part some one is the interest rate that anybody ever tells you about. the second part is they charge you what are known as points. each point is 1% of the amount of money that you're borrowing. do you know how many points you should pay on a refi? none. the third category is closing costs. they go from here to here. and that's where a lot of lenders will say, they are picking your pocket when they are smiling at you because they will say, hey, we'll gi

jack lou on thursday, the same tai we were in kabul and you saw the training process out there which derek hogan has been responsible for setting up. so the civilian effort is going quite well and i must say, a tripling, while we eliminate six-month tours, is really more than a tripling in terms of person-days in the field. far more. so it's -- this is an extraordinary increase. if you consider that each one of the americans has a footprint of nine or 10 support people, afghans, third country nationals, n.g.o.'s, it's a very large increase, proportionally larger than the military. we will have 900, about 900 by the -- say that again? >> [inaudible] >> 974 by the end of the year is the target. actually, to be even more precise, 974 by the early weeks of next year. we're going to run a couple of weeks behind the original buildup schedule. not because we don't have the people, but simply because the vetting and personnel process, it's as simple as that. i don't want to go into all these figures, that's not why you're here, but it is very important. and more american civilians will be on their

espnu's number two overall recruit and number one power forward, derek sabres, one of six new recruitslity and is expected to be tough not only on the offensive end but also as a defensive player. georgia tech will look to him this season. espnu's number one overall recruit and shooting guard, avery bradley landed in texas. bradley's three point shooting should make up for the loss of a.j.abram but it's not just bradley's shooting skills that separate him from the pack. bradley's defensive expertise will make it tough for any team against kentucky. he will be expected to combine his defensive and offensive abilitys to lead the longhorns to victory. and here's a look at your list of top sec freshmen. litterial: you have the player from kentucky, big time player and big time prospect. they don't expect this guy to be at the university of kentucky after two years. then you have one of the top high school players in the history of florida basketball. billy donvan was so excited about him. you have john hind from kentucky. he's going to be a guy who fills up the three-point shot and you hav