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jamison has 32 points and 18 rebounds, derrick rose has 33 points.the rest of the clock in the overtime period. tied at 112. foye, open to the jumper, a little short, rebound, taken down and a time-out with 5/10 of a second to play in the overtime. >> phil: boy, nothing wrong with that. you know what? the more i see of randy foye, the more i understand that's going to his right, squaring the right foot around, pivoting the left foot and squaring up and that was a shot we've seen over and over again that. time it was a little short. and you can tell it was a little short from the minute it left his hands. >> steve: yeah. almost like it was tentative. >> phil: watch him plant the left. square up with the right. and just a little short. he ran the clock down. they may end up putting a little more time on the clock. >> steve: they're going to look at it. and again this is something they can do with replay. they do. they put 9/10 of a second. so four or tenths of a second. and as we've seen more times than we care to remember, that's plenty of time to get

derrick williams does a great job for this basketball team.ng in the pac 10 games, 17 points a game, doing a nice job knocking down over 81% of the free-throws, 61% from the field. he's stepped up his level of play. once the league has started, he's a good one that will be fun to watch. >> we can't wait to see him in action. we'll be back with the starting lineups and the tip-off. the number one team in the back 10, the cal bears taking on number two, the arizona wildcats. pac 10 hoops presented by kfc continues in just a moment. g8g88 m we we n m >>> the fans are so excited. take a look at the starting lineups for the cal bears, the first place team in the pac 10. jamal boykin, amoke, robinson, patrick christopher and jerome randle, their own pac 10 star, a terrific guard. mike montgomery, their head coach in his 28th it when pac 10 hoops continues in a moment. gr courts. named both the midwest regional and final four all tournament teams. on december 8, 2008, the richard jefferson gymnasium was dedicated in tucson. the former wildcat donated

and a hand check right out front on derrick favors. 33 seconds into the game favors picks up the foul our ford keys to the game. >> larry: let's tell you exactly what the keys to this basketball game will be. handle the pressure and covet the ball for wake forest. don't turn it over. for georgia tech, they have got to compete with wake forest on the board. wake forest the best rebounding team in the atlantic coast conference. >> bob: al-farouq aminu steps to the corner and nails a three. boy, has he got a complete game or whacht. inside, outside and can run the floor. jumper up and in. iman shumpert a big addition. he missed three weeks with a knee injury. >> larry: these two teams are not living up to the script that we wrote for them. they're two of the better defensive teams in the league and everybody is making baskets. >> bob: 4-3 georgia tech. wake comes in 14 wins and four defeats, one of two on the way to conference way. good isolation. and another reach-in. this one is on shumpert and we're getting a quick whistle at the start of this game. >> larry: yeah, we are. i t what, t

that's where news 4's derrick ward is live with the latest. derrick, any injuries here? >> reporter: we understand there was one injury to the driver of the vehicle. we're looking at this csx train now. a southbound csx train on these tracks that run parallel to route 1 here in beltsville. we understand this accident happened just after 6:00 a.m. a car somehow came in contact with this train. the car has been, since, cleared from the tracks, and as we said, the driver was taken away. we don't know the extent of his or her injuries. however, there was some concern, because this freight train has a few tanker cars on it, with hazardous materials. they have cleared that these tanker cars have not ruptured or anything, it so looks like this train is preparing to continue south on its way. we don't know the extent of the injuries to the driver. there was one person on board the ain, one operator. he was not injured. however, as we said, the driver of that car did sustain some injuries. again, we don't know the extent of those injuries. he has been hospitalized at this point.

and derrick williams. how does he get it done? >> miles: derrick williams has been great all year.eds to be recognized on the national level as one of the best freshman in the country. >> steve: he's been averaging over 15 points per game. and california 6-2, they've won three in a row, they'll be at arizona tomorrow. but look at 4-4, looks like washington will move to 4-5 and washington state will also fall to 4-5 with the way the huskies are putting a blitz on the cougars in the second half today in seattle. it is all cougars today. and there is matthew bryan-amaning with the jump hook. it will thought go. pulling it down, reggie moore. stolen by thomas. they have sliced and diced the cougar in the second half. and now moore kick it is out of bounds. in a game of cats and dogs, the huskies buttieing ars >> steve: washington blowing out washington state in the second half. under four minutes to play. let look at our legs sus play book. washington doing a better job against the zone. >> miles: quincy pondexter here in the right corner of the screen here, you have pondexter hiding b

derrick ward is live in northwest d.c. for more on that story. >> reporter: craig, we're on 23rd street. if you look behind me you see traffic on rock creek parkway. that's south of the ramp from p street. on this side of the park subway rock creek and that's where they found the car. the police identified the occupant of the car but want to know the time of the crash and the circumstances of the crash. >> rock creek runs fast and deceptively deep here, deep enough to submerge a car and police say that's what made it difficult to locate the crashed vehicle earlier today but someone spotted it. >> they stated that the vehicles can be hard to find because only one wheel was sticking up out of the water. >> we put people io wet suits, if you will and other protective gear so we have the resources available. we train for it but it is very adverse conditions. it's swift-moving water. it's rocky. it's unstable ground. you have a vehicle upside down. >> the victim has been identified as 22 year old joshua cole man, pulled from wa

derrick ward, news 4. >> the u.s. park police want anyone who saw the

. >> coming up tomorrow, brent harris' exclusive interview with ravens receiver derrick mason trying to get back to the super bowl for the first time since the 1999 season. >>> and still to come on "geico sportsnite", how much trouble is gilbert arenas facing? longtime nba veteran tony massenburg weighs in from the player's perspective. >>> captain ovie and the washington capitals taking on the ottawa senators. countdown to face-off right here on "geico sport why is travel these days about what you give up and not what you get? like electricity for gadget power at your seat. room to stretch your legs, and your wingspan, food when you're hungry, and taking off your shoes, only if you feel like it. these aren't luxuries, they're basics. get them back on acela. learn more at supportyourvet.org. beensuss pnded in-- suspended indefinitely. not the news you want to get hours before you face that dude, lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. it wasn't going to be the wizards night. we fwhiew that from the get go. lebron with the topple hawk. this was -- tomahawk. this was ridiculous. the

. >> larry: take a look at derrick favors.of the evening. >> bob: that's always a conversation we get into. there's just so many shots in a game. you don't get 10 or 12, 15 shots every game. you've got maybe 55, 60, occasionally more than 50 shots in a game. you've got to split them up. whoever has got a chance to shoot them, take them. you need to be good friends with your point aminu. georgia tech leading it by four. carries it up, off, it. outside for three. really gone cold. >> bob: after hitting six of udofia, and wake forest is going to take a time-out here with half. and georgia tech has come back strong. freshman, mfon udofia in transition. >> larry: a good look at the basket. paul hewitt says the way you shoot, go ahead and light it up. have been diminishing the last couple of weeks but that was a pretty good look at the basket right there. >> bob: two freshmen in this georgia tech starting lineup, favors. and you look at their contributions on the overall this season. >> larry: well, not only these two guys. you can

derrick ward was at the verizon center. >> reporter: according to published reports on december 21st, wizards all-star guard gilbert arenas and teammate javaris crittenton were having a dust up over a gambling debt when worpds exchanged in the locker room before practice. it's alleged both drew guns. someans find i want hard to believe. >> i've been following the wizards game for 30 years. i hope it's not true. that's all. >> he's a nice guy and like you don't think that little kids would pull guns. >> it's a big joke. arenas is a jokester. >> reporter: the me from lie tan police are investigating. arenas said he did have guns in his locker in a lock box and guns were not load. even also said he turn them over to security because he no longer wanted them in his home around his children. >> they need protection, but i don't understand why they need to secure them in the stadium with other players on their team. >> reporter: if the allegations of some sort of armed faceoff prove true? >> hopefully that wasn't the case, because you get mad at each other and blow it off the next couple of

offsides, derrick dockery. the chargers get the ball and march right down the field. he drops it.would have sealed the game. instead, another chance. he stops just before the goal line. two plays later, the chargers win, 23-20. jim zorn making his final comment as this games had scope to. >> there are a lot of things out there -- i did that, but i am working on over to the meeting, i am working on our off-season schedule. >> he taught me some things i can continue to keep working on in my nfl game as a quarterback. if it is the end of an era here, that i wish him the best wherever he goes. >> this season is on the line for the baltimore ravens. they have to beat the raiders to get into the playoffs. watch him right tackle and throw off defenders. maguey and the ravens win 21-13. they are in the playoffs. to the third, felix jones. jones goes 49 yards and the cowboys' turn back philly. a solid game, second have action. sean mostly gets it, back in that quarter. turks went 93--- terps win. georgetown wins, 67-50. the jets vs. the bingles just ended. the jets win because and will tak

. >> bob: derrick favors getting a the shot clock at 28 as l.d.ts ready to put it in. >> larry: a change in strategy by paul hewitt to come out and court pressure. al-farouq. >> larry: you know, when you're guarding him, it's pick your poison. you go out and guard him, he'll go around you. he can put it on the deck, runs the floor so well. he makes a 15 to 18-foot shot >> bob: mcfarland in the back of his mind is thinking, boy, i hope i've got some help on the three. challenged, blocked, pulled down by cfarland. deacons come three on two. nearly stolen. ish puts it up and in. how about that little floater. shot, how about the avoidance of the player control foul. >> bob: 35-33. >> larry: you can't keep a good ish down. >> bob: favors. d'andre bell got fouled. this one on l.d. williams, number three. >> larry: let's take a look at the point guard for wake forest. ish smith right here. see how he spreads his legs? he just stops, comes straight down without going forward. that is great body control. >> bob: ish four points, two assists. d'andre bell

derrick ward has more tonight on those who are used to intense heat, how they deal with the other extreme. >> reporter: we've all got that huddled hunkered down look in our face, with the arctic air refusing to relent, some of those most affected are the firefighters. and it's an issue of fire and ice. >> as far as putting the fire out, not too many problems but our clean-up and trying to go back in service sometimes can take extra time. >> reporter: and the water that's so vital to putting out the flames becomes a hazard as ice on the ground. >> a lot of times what we'll do is call for additional yun nilts that we may not call for when temperatures are not this cold. we'll call for extra help and rotate our firefighters to a rehab area where they can get warmed up and make sure that they stay safe. >> reporter: and one instance today the call didn't involve fire at all. a pipe supplying water to the sprinkler system burst at the hotel, possibly from the cold. it shut down the holiday inn in springfield. >> it was a massive amount of water that leaked down into the electricalystem and to

derrick ward, "news4 today." >>> someood surveillance video there.y the phoney inspector is between 5'9" and six feet tall and weighs between 200 and 240 pounds. he wears a blue utility shirt with a logo on it. >>> the d.c. elections school board holding a public hearing on whether citizens should vote on same sex marriage. the hearing is scheduled for february 16th. the d.c. council gave final approval to gay marriage last month. mayor adrian fenty quickly signed the bill into law. this is currently pending approval by congress. last week, 39 republicans filed a brief that support ad public vote on the issue. >>> the time is now 6:36. you know those people who pick a spot at the coffee house and stay there all day. why local businesses are actually encouraging them to do that. and a woman takes a dangerous drive down the road. we'll show it to you. a whole new level. just wait until how you see how she was speeding along. >>> d.c. public charter schools are looking for new teach earns student. the school board held a recruitment expo yesterday. fami

he turned it down to become a stevedore on a derrick barge on the mississippi and the reason this was part of his great writer quest he felt that in doing so he could encounter so many crews of so many colorful characters that he could write a novel would be a serious contender to huckleberry finn. mark twain was the one he was trying to knock down. well, still, it didn't happen. but in his drawer, he says in his desk drawer their lies a manuscript still unfinished about the happenings on derrick barge on the mississippi. there is a captain coone, his name is, and i think this is as we have walter here this evening we ought to commit to him if he'd just get out that manuscript and polished off we will all come to hear you read from your book. what his -- i feel his new book american sketches is all about is a personal quest, but i felt that it was very much like quest or the mission of the aspen institute, of which he is the president and ceo, and part of that mission is that in certain points of life's many of us feels the need to reflect what it takes to lead a life as good, useful,

derrick gunn reports on the voice we lost. >> this afternoon at a little past 1:00 p.m., harry callus passed away at the age of 73, a day that will live in imfa knee in philadelphia. >> this ball is out of here!. the philadelphia phillies are 2008 world champions of baseball! >> a voice so distinct and recognizable emma knitting from a man that ca necked with fans throughout his career that took him from hawaii to houston to philadelphia. >> harry always had time to sign an you to graph, he always had time to take a picture with a fan. fans could would come up and hand him his cell phone and ask if he would record his outgoing message. >> you have reached kathy and kevin and they are not in writing now. >> it is out of here! >> it is a voice that provided the sound track for nfl films for 34 years. >> whatever we asked for harry delivered and he did it on the spot, he would would hand him the script and we expected perfection and got it. >> we got the ball back in 57 seconds, a chance for both teams. >> upon the news of his passing, fans in philadelphia create add make-shift memorial

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derrick ward was there. >> reporter: according to published ports, on december 12st, wizard's all-star guard gilbert arenas and teammate javaris crittenton were having wordsover a gambling debt when words were exchanged. some fans find it hard to believe. >> i'veÑi been going to wizard' games for 30 years. i hope it's not true, that's all. >> seems like a nice guy andÑi hangs out with little kids. you don't think that a person who would hang out with little kids would pull a gun on somebody. >> i think it's a big joke. arenas is a jokester. and the whole team revolves around arenas. so if he's a joke -- i can'tÑi y it that it was serious. >> reporter: it's serious enough that the metropolitan police are investigating and working with the u.s. attorney's office. arenas said he indeed have guns in his locker in a lock box and those guns were not loaded. he also said he turned them over to security, because he no longer wanted them in his home around his children. >> they are stars, i understand they have protection, or need protection or whatever, but i don't understand why he would need

that's derrick johnson the man who has two interception touchdowns, to tie the nfl record in the game dan: he's guarding a wide receiver, brandon lloyd. it turns into a running back, makes a couple of moves, gets into the end zone and then is playing possum. there was nothing but the end zone in front of him. and how about this capper of a day for jamal charles, breaking tackles, and then outrunning the secondary to the end zone. >> dick: that was the last kansas city score, and charles has 259 yards of kansas city rushing, a record many a single game. he's over a thousand yards. so baltimore has clinched with a win in oakland. the jets play cincinnati tonight. they need to win, they're in. denver absolute miracle for them to get in now. they needed a win, and a loss by the jets. houston has a chance. they would clinch with losses by the jets and denver. it appears half of that combination are about to be accomplished and then it would come down to cincinnati and the jets tonight. so at the 40-yard line, clock running against the broncos. they have all three timeouts. >> dan: that wil

kids who built their games here like isiah thomas on the west side and more recently dwayne wade and derrick rose on the south side, but 25 years ago somebody else owned these courts in chicago, a skinny silky kid with a smile named benji. >> and center for the wolverines a junior, 6' 7, no. 25 ben wilson. >> if you haven't seen him, you're in for a treat, 20 a game. >> i would go and i want to be successful and i do what it takes to be successful and that is when i go home i study and do my work and go to class. >> kind of corny stuff. >> well, it works. >> reporter: everything seemed to work for benjamin wilson, but especially basketball. >> wilson two. >> reporter: born and raised on the city's south side, he was the middle of five brothers and it wasn't long before that orange rock was the fiber of his life. >> looked like bruce lee with two basketballs. he approached the basketball hoops. just unbelievable what he could do with that ball three fingers pawning the ball like this. >> reporter: and with ben and his ball around the wilson's neighbors were always up early. >> the neighbors u

derrick rose with a career high 35. spins, shoots and scores. >> phil: so nefs a straight 1- 4 offense, everybody pretty much had to stay home. foye was going on one un -- one on one. one-hand push shot from derrick rose and he gives his team a 2- point lead. here's the play again. forced him to turn around. you can see that's a tough shot. where i hit this clutch shot. and chicago hangs on to win it 121-119. despite 34 from jamison, 27 from butler and haywood with another big game. so chicago wins it 211-1 -- 121- 119 in overtime. phil and i will join you tomorrow when the wizards take on the sacramento kings from verizon center, game time 7:00 on comcast sportsnet. 34 points, 18 rebounds for jamison. brendan haywood with a career- high 20 rebounds tonight and 16 points. chicago wins it 121-119 in double o-time. phil chenier, steve buck hans hants -- buckhantz, so long from the windy city. line people were accepted there and that was and i think they no longer are attainable and i felt what he wanted to do and it is a

derrick bin progress some things like earmarks, not enough. there have-- we have instituted a very tough ethics rules for those that serving government. unl get, you now know who comes into the white house to see people in the white house for the first time in the history of this country. the pace of that change the law is not that satisfied to the present. in terms of that bipartisanship though, i think again, this has to be, it has to be more than one person talking about it. >> an invitation to mcconnell? >> he says in this interview that if there are constructive ben substantive ideas about how to move health care reform along, obviously he would like to hear them but what he doesn't want to do and i don't think what anybody has any interest in doing including republicans, go back to where we were last summer, right? remember when senator grassley said even if i get what i want the can't vote for it. i mean i don't know what you do then, right? but you can talking you can meet and you can extend a hand but if what you construct working wit

. >> coming up a redskins plaster is arrested and the future of ed reed and derrick mason is in doubtto go to theodore gets the nod in net. he was outstanding in the 1st. detroit out shot the caps 15-3. many shots at point blank range but theodore 'stopped all 15 chances keeping things scoreless after 1. detroit finally dented the board in the 2nd period. theodore make 2 saves but dan cleary able to knock the rebound past him, and the red wings jump out 1-0. theodore's counterpart chris osgood was hot as well. he stopped alexander semin cold on the 201 break away. still 1-zip. then the geed to bradley he beats osgood tieded at 1 after 2. still tieded. 11 minutes into the third period, detroit swarming in, the caps in, brian rafalski hard slapper, he scores 2-1 wings. it didn't take long for the caps to answer. nicklas backstrom great individual effort. past odds good the game is tied at 2. 46 seconds ladder washington on the attack shot deflected. dave steckel cleans up the mess and behind 44 saves from jose theodore the caps win it 3-2. for more on the game let's go back to verizon c

i am glad to be working with leaders like admiral player and derrick tor leiter. we have already done to improve the apparatus. i am grateful to the men and women of the department of homeland security who do so much every day to guard against attack. lastly, i wish i could tell you, with all of this ongoing work and all of these upcoming actions that there will never again be another abdulmutallab. what i can tell you is that this administration and the men and women of the d.h.s. are working 110% every day to minimize the likelihood of a successful terrorist attack against the homeland, and i'm proud to be with the department in that work. thank you for the opportunity to testify, and i look forward to your questions. >> i thank the three of you for the substance and spirit of your opening statements. i do want to indicate to my colleagues on the committee that the three witnesses have made themselves available for a closed session with the committee immediately following the public session. if there are questions that are asked here that cannot be discussed in

derrick gunn reports on the voice we lost. >> this afternoon at a little past 1:00 p.m., harry callushe age of 73 a day that will live in imfa knee in philadelphia. >> this ball is out of here!. the philadelphia phillies are 2008 world champions of baseball! >> a voice so distinct and recognizable emma knitting from a man that ca necked with fans throughout his career that took him from hawaii to houston to philadelphia. >> harry always had time to sign an you to graph, he always had time to take a picture with a fan. fans could would come up and hand him his cell phone and ask if he would record his outgoing message. >> you have reached kathy and kevin and they are not in writing now. >> it is out of here! >> it is a voice that provided the sound track for nfl films for 34 years. >> whatever we asked for harry delivered and he did it on the spot, he would would hand him the script and we expected perfection and got it. >> we got the ball back in 57 seconds, a chance for both teams. >> upon the news of his passing, fans in philadelphia create add make-shift memorial outside of citizen

derrick from jackson, alabama. on the democratic line. caller: a few months ago, i read you had 63,000 employees in the u.s., thousand overseas. one not bring back some of those jobs? guest: chevrolet is a global brand. about 60% of our volume is outside the u.s. it is not unlike other companies with a global footprint. market opportunities are obviously large in north america, but there is a lot of growth potential in markets around the world. asia, latin america, for example. as i mentioned earlier, we will be building the aveo in michigan, the cruise- -- a compact car -- in ohio. we will be making some announcements later today as it relates to the other promoters that we will be designing and building within the company. host: back to policymaking. how do decisions in washington impacter competitiveness worldwide? guest: i would say the bottom line comes down to our responsibility to be -- to make vehicles that stand up to fuel economy. the mission is small cars, compact cars, crossovers. that is something that we are working hard on.

we have derrick calling in.egards to sarah palin, should she declare her candidacy as a republican, i would vote for her, i can't picture a better candidate for the republican party. host: we have had the lines of the chevy vote for the g.m., we have ken joining from michigan, good morning. good morning ken, you are on the air. caller: i am on the air? host: yes, from michigan on the republican line, good morning. caller: yes, i want to make a remark about sarah palin running for president. if she does run, i will support her. secondly if she does run, she's not holding a public office, she's running on her own. they got paid to run, hillary got paid and biden got paid and mccain got paid. they all are getting paid for being a senator, they are not doing their job, but running for president. that's all i have to say. host: thanks, from tallahassee, florida, with two people running for chair, and next month it seems certain that it won't be governor crist's party anymore. and could be governor jeb bush's, as insi

administration's stated concern and note from any information security perspective it is very m4 derrick nice the release of individual unclassified data points can result in sensitive information being improperly disclosed wendy morrison heckert it. third i would like to raise a concern to the subcommittee regarding the possible misinterpretation of the legislation into ways. what is potential in obvert message sent for allies in the international community given the scope of the frequencies being a montford in the provision requiring allocation part of the department defense and the defense industry have worked hard to achieve an international spectrum harmonization to support allied interoperability. the other concern is the requirement for an annual review of spectrum in this review can create the impression of volatility and instability in spectrum allocations thus impacting long-term research and development acquisition and deployment. suggestions of instability in spectrum access could result in a chilling effect in the long term technology investment. finally we have identified a

derrick on the independent line. guescaller: my question is about the history of haiti and what was going on with the u.s. nor just mentioned guaranteed and the government, the coup that took place, as if it were necessary. you did not mention where he currently is. he is under house arrest in france. he was trying to form a democracy in the north of france. looking back at the history, when mr. roberts andon made the comment about the haitians making a pact with the devil, he was somewhat correct, but the flip side is the u.s. and france formed an alliance and decided to impose heavy fines on haiti to keep them in the deplorable situation they are in. guest: going back and looking at the history of the u.s. and haiti, there are some unfortunate episode. in terms of now, i am not aware that aristide is under arrest. he seems to be operating quite freely. he is not in haiti, and the government there would probably prefer that he not return right now. they have enough in terms of trying to keep a unified effort in the

derrick? >> [inaudible] >> it's funny. it depends if they like your chair. there are some volition shares that like the chairs and some when your name them chair you start getting calls from the coalition members are you crazy? why is this guy who durham share? so there's no right or wrong. each situation is different. a lot of times in the proposals, not all the time a lot of times in the proposals they will put a fund-raising device, not a vice the fund-raising part, a grassroots part that says we can deliver this many bodies and then also we can raise you this much money so usually that is part -- most of the time that's part of the proposal that you get. are you guys a week in the back? are you sure? it's your job to keep them awake, chris. [laughter] all right. >> [inaudible] [laughter] what is it, too as a group, three is a club, for is a collection. one, two, three, four, it is a collision. there you go. we are building coalitions, bringing the guys in to the brooks campaign but what do we do with them? momentum is building up, jackie has done a great

derrick gunn reports on the voice we lost. >> this afternoon at a little past 1:00 p.m., harry callus passed away at the age of 73, a day that will live in imfa knee in philadelphia. >> this ball is out of here!. the philadelphia phillies are 2008 world champions of baseball! >> a voice so distinct and recognizable emma knitting from a man that ca necked with fans throughout his career that took him from hawaii to houston to philadelphia. >> harry always had time to sign an you to graph, he always had time to take a picture with a fan. fans could would come up and hand him his cell phone and ask if he would record his outgoing message. >> you have reached kathy and kevin and they are not in writing now. >> it is out of here! >> it is a voice that provided the sound track for nfl films for 34 years. >> whatever we asked for harry delivered and he did it on the spot, he would would hand him the script and we expected perfection and got it. >> we got the ball back in 57 seconds, a chance for both teams. >> upon the news of his passing, fans in philadelphia create add make-shift memorial

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kids who built their games here like isiah thomas on the west side and more recently dwayne wade and derrick rose on the south side, but 25 years ago somebody else owned these courts in chicago, a skinny silky kid with a smile named benji. >> and center for the wolverines a junior, 6' 7, no. 25 ben wilson. >> if you haven't seen him, you're in for a treat, 20 a game. >> i would go and i want to be successful and i do what it takes to be successful and that is when i go home i study and do my work and go to class. >> kind of corny stuff. >> well, it works. >> reporter: everything seemed to work for benjamin wilson, but especially basketball. >> wilson two. >> reporter: born and raised on the city's south side, he was the middle of five brothers and it wasn't long before that orange rock was the fiber of his life. >> looked like bruce lee with two basketballs. he approached the basketball hoops. just unbelievable what he could do with that ball three fingers pawning the ball like this. >> reporter: and with ben and his ball around the wilson's neighbors were always up early. >> the neighbors u

derrick from jackson, alabama. on the democratic line.r: a few months ago, i read you had 63,000 employees in the u.s., thousand overseas. one not bring back some of those jobs? guest: chevrolet is a global brand. about 60% of our volume is outside the u.s. it is not unlike other companies with a global footprint. market opportunities are obviously large in north america, but there is a lot of growth potential in markets around the world. asia, latin america, for example. as i mentioned earlier, we will be building the aveo in michigan, the cruise- -- a compact car -- in ohio. we will be making some announcements later today as it relates to the other promoters that we will be designing and building within the company. host: back to policymaking. how do decisions in washington impacter competitiveness worldwide? guest: i would say the bottom line comes down to our responsibility to be -- to make vehicles that stand up to fuel economy. the mission is small cars, compact cars, crossovers. that is something that we are working hard on. we ha

. >> derrin: derrick williams had four straight 20-point games coming into this one. but max zhang, the seven-footer has neutralized the freshman. >> marques: they know he wants to get to the rim. with the exception of maybe the fed-away jump shot were designed to get in the rim. cal has done a nice job with catches at the short corners. they back off and dare him to shoot the 50-foot jumper where you can dip in some resistance. you can't contest it. nice defensive strate on the pat of mike montgomery. >> derrin: mike montgomery in his second year. >> marques: hi lie recruited lamont jones out of new york, suspended for a game, more of an attitude thing, give him a chance to refocus, regroup. and he has been on his best behavior since then and played productive basketball. >> derrin: three-point lead. take a look at the offensive rebound. the bears have been all over the board. robertson up strong. a wittal down low. it looks like they've got kevin parrom on that. >> marques: again, robertson carrying this team on his back with the exception of the pump jump. great to

kids who built their games here like isiah thomas on the west side and more recently dwayne wade and derrick rose on the south side, but 25 years ago somebody else owned these courts in chicago, a skinny silky kid with a smile named benji. >> and center for the wolverines a junior, 6' 7, no. 25 ben wilson. >> if you haven't seen him, you're in for a treat, 20 a game. >> i would go and i want to be successful and i do what it takes to be successful and that is when i go home i study and do my work and go to class. >> kind of corny stuff. >> well, it works. >> reporter: everything seemed to work for benjamin wilson, but especially basketball. >> wilson two. >> reporter: born and raised on the city's south side, he was the middle of five brothers and it wasn't long before that orange rock was the fiber of his life. >> looked like bruce lee with two basketballs. he approached the basketball hoops. just unbelievable what he could do with that ball three fingers pawning the ball like this. >> reporter: and with ben and his ball around the wilson's neighbors were always up early. >> the neighbors u