dukes up top. rebound goes to vcu. ahead to rodriquez. rodriquez has it knocked three by dukes. vcu maintains the ball. >> good hustle by both players. >> nice rebound by trey hampton. rebound goes to dukes. backs out. shot try not there. foul on steam. transfer. >> we saw them from the panthers in the first seven or eight minutes. if that point vcu seemed to get every loose ball. there were a monster on the boards. georgia state pulled out 12 and 18 rebounds. to close out the first half it was vcu pulling down 12 of 17. georgia state has to find a way to get back on the offensive rebound category. they have to establish themselves. >> dukes able to convert at the line. he now has four free throw makes. georgia state has five as a team. double-digit ball game. 35-34. vcu the lead. start of the second. virginia sea gull center. rodriquez pressured well. whistle on the foul. he got the ball loose but then got too greedy. >> you cannot go after the the excurricular stuff. nikonany kind of contact or breathing. >> sanders played 12 minutes first half. lead the rams in scoring. lad t

duke is very aggressive.worked on that specifically at shootaround. >> tim: there's singler on the offensive glass. he's fouled. >> mike: you look at it, tim, one of the good things that duke has done, we talked about the defense. you have to rebound as well. they've missed 29 shots but only seven offensive rebounds. there have not been a lot of second chance opportunities for the tigers either. >> tim: singler at the line. >> mike: they've scored 45 points. ten points is pretty strong. you're carrying your team offensively. >> tim: his career is still on -- i'm talking about singler -- is still on a trajectory. think about kyle singler. he's in a tra doidition to folln footsteps like battier, other guys that have propelled themselves into the greatest stage of college basketball. >> mike: now having to go out on the perimeter. not an easiedy ed adjustment to. >> tim: they're 14 of 30 on the year. not bad rotation. just couldn't get to it fall. singler trying to get past grant. he's fouled by him. third foul

looks back to duke. into the clutches of duke. rebound of vcu. georgia state leading 16-12. >> how about dukes on the defensive end. when he gets the steal. >> rodriquez gets to the baseline and falls away to drain it. rodriquez listed at 5'10", out of florida. his height is not limited. he's very creative. >> that's the first turnover for eater team in this game. that's not what anybody expected. we thought the pressure would weigh on both teams. >> stands filling up. down low spin move playing with a couple of fouls. barnes rolling the die a bit putting out a better favorite. >> panthers upset win over north eastern this year. official scorer when he shoots it. 53% from the field. >> rodriquez running point. off the screen from sanders. >> you can't do that. you cannot foul that three- point shooter. rodriquez is a solid outside threat. at the same time you have to close out under control. 27% from the distance this year. better shooter than that. you have to respect the look from the outside. not a guy you want to give contact to on the outsid

they have to turn duke over somehow.and debbie antonelli with you in game three of our triple header. the pass inside. the blue devils turn it over. they were not fantastic on the offensive end but clemson was just so awful that at some point, they were going to fall behind by great margin. they ultimately did. booker finding jerai grant. nice pass. >> mike: that's a good result. oliver purnell talked about working through the offense. things have to go through booker's hands. no clemson player has more than one field goal. we talked about his passing ability being underrated bibefore the game. that was a nice play. >> tim: thomas gives it up to singler. off the front iron. loose ball run down by plumlee. saved by grant. nice play. boy, jerai grant did a marvelous job of keeping that alive along the line. singler, not there. loose ball run down by stitt. potter with him. demontez, all the way, scoop to the hoop. he's fouled by singler on the reach. what play by booker here looking down low. deb? >> debbie: you said the o

and then duke and clemson at 7:45 eastern. both of those games with great intrigue, particularly the night cap of that doubleheader. duke, looking to be the class of the acc, as we begin conference play. >> larry: interesting conference game tonight there. clemson was picked to finish third in this acc. north carolina and duke tied for the first position. and duke really off to a good start, with their only loss at wisconsin, and a really tough place to play. north carolina, i think, still trying to find out what's going on with their club over there. >> bob: and keep this in mind. the clemson tigers have won their last two against duke. can they make it three in a row at cameron? >> larry: well, the question becomes -- you and i have seen clemson this year. i'll tell you, they are very tough defensively. i've seen mike krzyzewski's club this year. they may be playing as good a half court defense that i've seen in years. he's really got them motivated. >> bob: and debbie antonelli will be making that trip over there later toni

they have to force the perimeter. >> al: it will be for the visiting dukes. this.here is denzel bowles with the first touch and first bucket. >> glenn: the ability of bowles, he can play with the back to the basket. elbow to box and more versatile as the season progresses. >> al: they are patient to shooter cornelius off the mark. rebound to bowles. here is freshman white. and flores had it for a moment. he drew back in bounds into the hands of cornelius. and cam long for 3. got it! >> glenn: that's the change that jim larranaga has made. you will see long instead of going back he is wide he can make those three point shots. and going from the 2 to the one spot has helped the game. >> al: long the reigning ca. a player of the week. the foul. and missed wednesday's game against delaware and the ham bring and starting lineup. this is the 84th meeting it has gone the way of the patriots particularly here at the center . >> glenn: you have to watch long and back control. he can establish his position in the paint. let him get to a spot and isolate him. you have to move

difference in the way duke does it.florida state will be better prepared and should be a better offensive game for both teams. >> mike: we look forward to it. it's 7:00 tomorrow night and, again, check your local listings. we're at halftime here at win a brgen fi'm k, daug sch is awa oula vnven me plr al d meat pareouse. ing ally y hu def p ths m sc ld w ure he i s tls oon way the. i kat t a p donw >> mike: wake forest outrebounded virginia by nine in the first half. one of the keys was sandra garcia. what a half she had. eight points, seven rebounds to lead wake forest. second half is on the way. coulchineico allyyou or m car ine? ho ed all" o ta nu'm jnna guate. geicminu yoor m >> mike: mikes hogewood and debbie antonelli welcome you back to winston-salem. we're ready to start the second half. nobody in double figures for the f omedtrok >> mike: wake forest has seen an eight-point halftime lead sliced down to three. largely thank to the offense of ariana moorer. >> debbie: i think virginia are finding others that are

dukes have their work cut out for them. they have first possession. and trying to get things started. and flores will. that puts a halt to the run and gives secondary scoring from a guy like flores. morrison in the paint. the back of the bowles bangs in and tate with the rebound. >> glenn: you looked at that, al, that was wide open. >> al: another step back for wells. didn't go far enough back according to the referee. james madison falling back into it, wells had to light up. that will change the die nat. namic and making the 3s and extending the defense a bit. open up the inside and bowles. working against flores. contact again. another big block. this is danger for denzel es. onal foul for bowles. >> glenn: the process that brady has and he hit him with the body more that's a clean block. look at the bottom. it was clean but he kind of fouled him with the hips and go through it. brady now has to make a critical decision because he can ill afford for bowls to pick up that now and you know that he is saying, guys to get everyone else go at him. i don

that's following the clemson/duke game later tonight. until then, enjoy the second half.

virginia, 12th in the rpi, 23rd in the ap top 25 duke at number seven, florida state at number 16. ih8hédéj0q0q xúed@d vç(z the half-court start by walthour. she's fouled. she ripped it from kerri shields. see if they stick on this lead or they are able to finish strong and keep the margin where it has been for really all of this half and much of the first half. >> robin: all right, now. three key players for boston college taking a break. jaclyn thoman sitting down. she's just taking a rest. you've got the big post players murphy and sword both with four fouls. if push comes to shove, certainly can bring the floor leading back out, get her

we're going to duke. so we went to duke, and they confirmed it. >> she was very emotional.u know, i think she realized, look, i want to live. i want to live. i guess initially you want as much ive lifestyles and raising families. >> during those times you need someone who's a fighter besides you, and he's that for me for sure. it's like roller coaster. you just ride it. >> all that we've gone through has made us stronger. it's made us stronger and closer. it certainly has made us lean on each other. we've cried with each other and we've been honest and real and poured out emotions to one another. i don't know if that would happen if i hadn't gotten hurt or she hadn't discovered or found out she had ms. >>> coming up on my life 365. >> it's sort of a snapshot or photograph through the eyes of the artist. we've come a long way. we have an african-american president now. we certainly have a long way >>> i appreciate my strong family and appreciate the way artist eds have been able to portray women and use the art that i have. >> where did grant's love of art come from? >> i th

take duke of newcomb, the gamer, duke, actually shoots women as a way of getting ahead.he enters strip clubs, he enters theaters what he sees women tied up on poles, naked women, saying duke, kill me, kill me. and he does. are the very, very popular game, grand theft auto, now in its fourth edition. again, gamer advances by murdering women. there has been so much work now on the power relation between violence and entertainment and real life violence that it's really not even disputable. but electronic gaming, according to the american psychiatric association, is really the worst. because you are totally engaged in the game. the graphics are real. music is real. the gamers have said that they really don't appreciate where the fantasy ends and the reality begins. and you know, we have had numerous examples of real-life violence in this country directed against women. whether it was a shooting in the amish schoolhouses a few years ago, or more recently, the killing in the sports club in pittsburgh. women were absolutely targeted and executed. bob herbert was a rare mainstr

and durham and boston college in chestnut hill. >> larry: georgia tech beat duke, beat north carolina, lose to this florida state team at home and lose to virginia in charlottesville. the acc is wide open this year. i could not at this point have said, take one team to pick to win it, i couldn't do it. i could not do it. the one team that's undefeated is virginia. tony bennett, the new coach at virginia, saying most things are not too hard. >> bob: they're getting ready to go with miami up in charlottesville at this hour. cavaliers, the only unbeaten left in conference play. singleton, fires it out, shot clock at six. snaer misses. rebound to the hokies. avila has it. jeff allen travels. trying to make a quick move. he was the guy that you spotted a couple of minutes ago, larry as a key for the hokies, as he's been saddled with massive foul problems tonight. he's scored only three. the three-pointer to start the second half. >> larry: he's had a terrible night. not a typical jeff allen night. he's a much better player than what we have witnessed. >> bob: he had only six points in the

then you get the top ranked team in the acc in duke.e. virginia, 12th in the rpi, 23rd in the ap top 25 duke at number seven, florida state at number 16. ih8hédéj0q q0q xúed@d vç(z the half-court start by walthour. she's fouled. she ripped it from kerri shields. see if they stick on this lead or they are able to finish strong and keep the margin where it has been for really all of this half and much of the first half. >> robin: all right, now. three key players for boston college taking a break. jaclyn thoman sitting down. she's just taking a rest. you've got the big post players murphy and sword both with four fouls. if push comes to shove, certainly can bring the floor leading back out, get her redirecting traffic and have your big girls come back for that scoring punch. >> rich: picco running the show. she can handle the point guard duty even though she is a scorer. nwachukwu in, brown, kerri shields. some of the youngsters getting a chance to play, see how they handle the pressure. johnson may have gotten away with a charge. the sho

number 21 clemson and number 7 duke. the third and final game of our tripleheader.a moment. here's one for you. if me and buster were hanging over a cliff... and you could only save one of us... - which one would you save? - easy, you! - ooh, me or your mom? - uhh sorry mom! your miller lite? oh man... ( mumbling ) how high is the cliff? do you love the taste of your beer this much? well, you could. try the great pilsner taste of a triple hops brewed miller lite. taste greatness. if me and buster were hanging off a cliff... what is she talking about? i know. welcome home, man. >> bob: the wolf pack leading florida 29-27 here at halftime. tracy smith of the wolf pack has been a one-man wrecking crew. 14 points in 16 minutes. 6 of 9 shooting. we'll be back for the start of the second half, straight ahead on acc sunday night hoops. [ man ] put puddles on the line. yes, i know he's a dog. puddles, you're going outside with jennifer to do your business. right by your favorite bush. [ girl ] britney, britney. time travel is totally possible. the fabric of time is interwov

she 12 points against duke and virginia tech.defense of the duke blue devils is like. >> forced turnover for the wolfpack. >> out of that time-out, coach petersen made a change, started trapping on the wings. took nc state out of what they wanted to do in their half-court. wake forest runs a motion offense. they also set some screens on the perimeter. good defense, nc state, on that possession. >> see if the wolfpack can turn in some points on the other end. they find the senior, ellison, 13-10, nc state, as ellison gets her fourth point. >> wake forest went double. ellison with a nice dive to the basket, she realized that her defense was gone and that was good pass and good recognition. >> the three ball goes down for roulhac. her first points of the ball game. bringing this one even. >> wasn't shooting very often, was roulhac, but that one goes down. >> you mentioned it earlier there's a difference when roulhac is in the game and when thomas is in the game, both pressure the ball. roulhac, offensively, a little bit more under c

duke at georgetown today and preview of florida and tennessee tomorrow. of that coming up in a moment. right now, back to joe and dave. >> dave: thanks, whit. we appreciate it. barry booker no doubt in the green room there getting warmed up for halftime activity. take a look at jarvis varnado. the dad of jarvis the high school coach just up the road at west point, mississippi. >> joe: we were talking west point, mississippi, close here to starkville, part of the golden triangle with columbus and the site of the women's u.s. open a few years ago. >> dave: a beautiful track. i had the pleasure of playing in it myself. if it's a good track, i'm sure you had the pleasure of playing it. >> joe: after the time-out, mississippi state guess to zone trap. a 1-2-2 zone trapping defense. designed to give a young team a different look. contact connect. >> dave: stewart. >> joe: contested by kinsley. good job defensively by kinsley. barry stewart probably should have reversed the ball one more time and wait for a better one. >> dave: louisiana state is two of nine fro

duke is in third and you can uejdtq) rs(ortance of this gam, the first of two in the regular season between these two clubs. a very pleasant good evening, everybody. bob rathbun and larry conley with you. to say it's anybody's race, lawrence, is an understatement. >> the conversation around the atlantic coast conference, we're almost to the mid-point of the conference season. i don't think anybody would have picked maryland and virginia to be on the top right now. >> how about our battle inside tonight. high school teammates just ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪(whi tun n't be h♪ >> bob: welcome back to georgia tech, everybody. inside that jacket huddle, the food lion starters for the home team, georgia tech 9-1 in this building, they only lost to florida state. wake forest can match that size with aminu and chas mcfarland. williams an outstanding defender, c.j. harris and the point guard is smith. this should be an outstanding matchup between the deacs and the jackets. it's great to have you with us for what should be a heck of a game. opening tip to the jackets. >> let's see what wake forest is going to do and

volume picking up around duke street. inbound new york into the district.e find an all clear commute from times building past florida avenue. not done yet. back to the maps. 95 andbw parkway, 198 to powder mill, clear commute. and 270 southbound, live from 109, tracking taillights building here past this point. but overall, maintaining good pace making it towards the split. that's the latest. back to you. >>> in living well headlines, this cold air may increase your risk of a heart attack. doctors say cold air causes blood vessels to tighten because the body is trying to stop loss of heat. that can race blood pressure and reduce oxygen flow to the heart. those factors combined with strenuous activities like shoveling could trigger an attack. >>> and surgery could help people with sinusitis. condition that causes sinus pain and pressure, sneezing and snuffy nose. three-quarters of patients that had sinus surgery felt better afterwards, and most of the remaining 25% saw some improvements. >>> well, at 5:19, the gang all here. chris continue fisher has what's

duke at georgia tech. eight days ago against florida state. north carolina played last weekend and beat maryland. >> robin: good call by wesley dean. trying to set that back screen on the post. basically ran through the stationary defender. >> mike: i mentioned this is kristi brown's second start in a row. they've moved her to the 2 guard this year. >> robin: she is a good scorer. she also brings a bit of experience and can run the point. and i think cristy mckinney using that experience today. they need to have their guard coming out with a little more confidence. brown does have that. >> mike: lucas called for traveling. it's been a point of emphasis this year. we've seen it a lot. >> robin: absolutely. north carolina with six turnovers. and that part is unexpected. i would expect those numbers to be clemson with just two turnovers. north carolina six. >> mike: smith. and italee lucas among the tall threes down with the rebound. give clemson some credit, though. they played outstanding here early in this ball game. this christy brown down wi

as we take a look, duke is the only unblemished in conference play, 5 of the top 16 are ranking, including these two, who are among five tied at 2 and 2 in the conference. hello, everybody and welcome into virginia along with lachina robinson ion jen hildreth. there's one player that stands out. >> jenn: monica wright, the most dominant, a career high 39 points at boston college. monica the senior to take this team to the top. acc and beyond. >> jenn: monica has been an impressive player her entire year. here in charlottesville, nothing different on the floor, offensive and defensive end. for georgia tech, they are going to roll out a new lineup, couple of new players for the first time. one is alex montgomery who hasn't started since she hurt her knee. >> lachina: she's the answer to every question. even with limited minutes she's made her presence felt with prolific shooting. the junior is going to be focused on the defensive end of the floor. this should be a great one prrnlg it should. if you play for georgia he tech you have to focus on defense. cavaliers if t w win chars vi host chaa

he was actually drafted by phoenix after a year at duke and was traded to the bulls. butler pulls up aunt jumper -- on the jumper, noah is all over it. fourth rebound for him. rose the other way. >> phil: good job. he did a good job of getting out, proekt protecting the pick and roll and hustling to get in fronts of noah for the rebound. >> steve: looking in for haywood, has it. lays it in. nice pass. >> phil: that's deshawn's pass. >> steve: yeah. >> phil: good job. >> steve: once again, washington back up by 1, brandan haywood having a stek speck tack larsen, career season, averaging just under 10 points per game and 10-1/2 in rebounds. he's third in the league in blocked shots. they are battling. this time butler fouls him. >> phil: you know, at that point you got to realize that you really burned a lot of time on the clock. he was very aggressive. i thought he could g wi hack andead iy lo--utte so c i .. i lo i .. otheer l- i' one ank -ou le taoffbeermuch you e grlsnee trips b er l taste grs. you're gorgeous, look at you, i loooov y zards have come back and lead s

he taught at my all modern, duke university -- he taught at my alma mater. he is there to help was be a liaison between the commission and the academic community. he is an expert on first amendment law. >> you will be at ces later this week. what will you be looking at and how will you be doing what you see on the floor through a policy lynns? >> i like to go to the consumer electronics show because it is me one-stop shopping for what is coming over the horizon. i will be looking at whatever they presented me. there is always a surprise there. probably a week from now we should be talking about what i was most surprised about. it will be interesting to see what technology is there to bring more online video content from the internet to your tv set, not just your computer screen. what can we do to make that easier for consumers? a lot of companies are out there trying to make that happen. also, what are some of the new wireless devices out there, what is the latest technology and how is the spectrum being used in ways that we cannot foresee at last year's con

mean time, the cotton bowl in texas where mississippi and oklahoma state duked it out.bruising return on this fumble recovery by ole miss. >>> women's hoops locally. coppin state hosting morgan state. you are about to see good defense right here. morgan number one carin adams blocked by manly. later, watch manly, who wasn't denied. coppin drops a third straight. 61-50 the final score. carin adams in the meac opener for both squads. >>> on the men's side, loyola hosting ryder. watch 'em beat the first half buzzer. greyhounds beat indiana on the road several weeks ago winning their fourth straight, barely 68-66 over ryder. one other local score to tell you about, georgia state beat elton. that's sports. raiders luckily will lose by 10 if the ravens want to get in the playoffs tomorrow. >> keep the penalties down too. >> 4:00 on jz. >>> ,,,, produce with a 100% guarantee... means freshness is always in season. rancher's reserve beef, guaranteed tender, says you're always ready to grill. and now, safeway has a new promise. a commitment to thousands of new everyday low price

wright. >> debbie: you know, this is a year that i really believe when elena beard was playing at dukee was overshadowed. i think monica wright is overshadowed by the dominance of connecticut and charles this year. kks brooke thomas down in the lane and nowhere to go with it. here's ray. saw garcia miss the three-point attempt. she has not been very good out there this year. thomas leads it short. >> debbie: they go 1-4 low and thomas goes one-on-one. >> mike: here is shine. trying to get it into simone egwu, couldn't do it. ray is number 23 and you expect her to be the leader offensively. there is brittany waters. you talked to her in the open. she hits the deacons first bucket. >> debbie: it's important that waters knocks down a couple of early shots to get her confidence back. they have an advantage with garcia on the inside even though she is just a freshman. >> mike: and the block is called as wright trying to drive baseline. >> debbie: rain is running interference and waters comes off that screen ready to score. see, that time, monica wright caught the ball in the corner and garc

received maps, from portugal and it is hard to unpack the stories and know what is what but a lot of dukes in europe had agents on the iberian peninsula who were interested in getting maps and they wanted as much new information as they could because it was a business opportunity. so, these maps were making their way to italy, and, somehow or another, a copy or more made it to saint-die and though it was out of the way it was at a crossroads an strassberg was a nexus of all sorts of information. >> a little bit how it -- could you say how it took so long to get to the library of congress? how did it get here. >> that is also a great part of the story. thank you. he is my agent! the map was -- supposedly there were a thousand copies printed and they quickly disappeared. luckily, one survived, because it was bound into a book, and, the book, the book turns out to be one of the best ways of all to preserve paper. and, this book ended up sitting in a library in a minor german castle in the south of germany for a couple hundred years, forgotten and 1901:a jesuit priest, father fisher went to do

ahead now to the stories we expect to cover in the new year with the help of jason byassee of the duke university divinity school where he directs its faith and leadership project; e.j. dionne of the brookings institution, "the washington post" and georgetown university; and with kim lawton, managing editor of this program. welcome to you all, and happy new year. jason, we have a recession. what's going to happen to it, do you think? and what effect has it had and will it have on the churches, the denominations, the charities-- all those people that you cover? >> i am struck by how you can't have a conversation with a religious leader now without talking about what the financial downturn means for their organizations. this is across the board, from left to right, whatever position one has. what this means is that people are laying people off. they are cutting back on ministries. i wonder if this isn't the story upcoming. lots of our denominational infrastructures were built at a time when you could assume money would keep coming in. well, it's not now. and how do you do more with less?

it is very hard to unpack those stories and know what is what but there were lots of dukes in europe who had agents on the lead. peninsula who were very interested in getting maps and they wanted as much new information as they could because this was a business opportunity so these maps were making their way to italy, and somehow or another a copy or more made it to sandy yea. even though it is out of the way it was a crossroads. strasbourg was the nexus of all sorts of information. >> could you say a little bit about how it took so long to get to the library of congress? >> sure. that is also a great part of the story. thank you. he is my agent. the map, supposedly there were 1,000 copies printed. they very quickly disappeared. luckily one survived because it was bound into a book and the book, the book turns out to be one of the best ways of balta preserve paper and this book ended up sitting in the library in the south of germany for a couple hundred years pretty much ignored and forgotten and then in 1901 it just would priest named father fisher went to do some research at the ca

and then you've got duke and wake forest getting ready to tee it up on sunday night hoops tomorrow. earlier today, georgia tech wept to chapel hill and won. and you've got this one cooking here, after the maryland victory in boston college. we talked to the head coach of the seminoles, leonard hamilton about this year's acc race. >> there's no doubt that the acc is off to a good start. we have been one of the more dominant leagues in the country for many years. but this year, it seems like the team has stepped it up a little bit. i think we're surprising a lot of people with the quality of how well the acc teams are playing. >> bob: leonard hamilton, of florida state. his point guard is derwin kitchen. success going to the hole this time. 'noles by seven at the break. [ ] 7 halcalo man the ♪ [ ma lf torie f all hamm ] gonnt liutte f and like. ♪ f floa a bly. stke a nnat l buty d sike ♪ inga... 7 ting a [ wohalfalor the wom] i kat's. vo: th t newor the anncr vo: ..ou can get help gwith flat tire.... anr vo...fd a arby tow trucor gas station... vo: th t newor the annncr vo: ...call ge

drivers are leaving left lane. 395 clear from duke and beyond, maryland 270 drivers southbound, no incidentsaccidents. >>> this new year brings new fees for shoppers in the district. now the city is charging a 5 current fee for each bag issued at the checkout line, whether paper or plastic. chris continue fisher hit the streets to see how that's sitting with shoppers. >> reporter: six plastic shopping bags. cost him 30 cents on his trip to safe way, and he's not happy. >> it is only 30 cents, but it is the idea. >> got nickel out of me, asked me if i want a bag. i said sure. they said you have to pay 5 cents for each bag. i said in that case, forget bagging the milk and the oranges and i'll take one bag. >> >> reporter: shoppers got a bargain. >> we are bagging in reusable bag at no cost to you. >> reporter: one week they are giving out reusable shopping bags to ease customers into the new law charging 5 cents for every paper or plastic bag. >> this is driven to clean up the environment, teach people to reuse, recycle. >> reporter: part of the funds collected for the fee go to cleaning up th

david watson, the duke of lancaster regiment captain simon and the royal and lance corporal tommy brown the rifles lance corporal christopher rooney, and aiden howe. hour thoughts are with the families and friends who can be rightly proud of the courage, the dedication, the bravery and the sacrifice that has been shown by these men and that sacrifice will never be forgotten. we have been reminded once again since the house last met that there are those who seek to harm us with terrorist incidents. we must remain vigilant to all those serving in afghanistan and around the world working for the safety of the british people. mr. speaker, i know the house will also want me to join in sending our condolences to the wife and children of david taylor, who sadly died. he was a tremendous constituency member of parliament who thoroughly deserved the accolade of back-bencher of the year for his tireless work for the people of northwest area. he will be greatly missed and by his families who are here and by all his constituents. mr. speaker, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others an

duke and shire looking to go inside. he had a game high 25. thomas reigns on saturday. duke 71-67.hosting uconn. walker throwing it up high. up 15 with a break to the half. 28 second half points. huskies get chance but nothing can fall. georgetown v.a. rallies in the victory. maryland opens up the play. we'll have highlights coming up tonight at 11:00. and we check on the game coming up. >> 6:54. here's a look ahead at the nemplet hour. we have 2010's healthy presents . you can throw the best bash of the year. idea that's really score. 7:25 we we have more news, weather and sports as we continue. >> the conclusion of the nfl season has made early january in baltimore a special time. purple is everywhere. this year's conclusion to the season did leave something to be desired. the decision to forego the history in preparation for the playoffs has left many disappointed not to mention had a great performance picture. >> just one week after their season finales. these games have an average margin of victory. hess dent to put forth the efforts. nfl football is clear. like all great prod

. >> guest: like the duke lacrosse players. for what, about a year-and-a-half these duke lacrosse players being falsely accused of gang raping a black stripper. the professors at duke signed a letter and completely accusatory whether. the administration did not stand by them at all, hung them not to dry. the "new york times" ran article after article and i mean that really was disappointing. which may sound funny coming from me but i and the "new york times" most loyal reader. i have boys wanted to post an ad for them saying it is america's greatest newspaper as long as you don't read anything on the op-ed page. even with the internet summersmith newspapers ought to last. that is usually what you think count on for good coverage. for example they had just this week a fantastic article on people who have champs as pets. that is the sort of in depth coverage cheverly enjoy from the times but race was involved, sex wasn't all so they lose their minds and they lie about the case and even toward the end, when the black stripper who

the rpe number two kansas plays kansas state and the wildcats are number five in the rpi, mum three dukesus georgetown, they're number six in the rpi. last time those two teams met, j.j. reddick at 41. here we've got gaddy back at the point. pondexter has been brilliant in the first half for 17. turner misses the three badly. gant to moore. thompson. swatted away. he's 0-7. finally his first field goal of the half. puts the cougars in front by four. >> miles: that's what scorers do. they stay with it. he's not hesitant. he's still going to keep putting the ball up and try to get his team involved. great pass. >> steve: i remember whenever you had an 0-8 start. >> miles: happened a couple times. >> steve: pondexter has 19. >> miles: putting the ball on the floor, carrying the husky team in the first half. >> steve: and quincy thrown down by they did not see it. >> miles: just leveled him with the forearm shiver. >> steve: thames. good off the dribble. xavier thames has tied his career-high. >> miles: pondexter getting back on defense and he says get out of my way. i got to do something to

swing it over to winston-salem, north carolina, for xavier and wake forest, followed by clemson and duke. for debbie antonelli, larry conley, our crew, this is bob rathbun saying so long from raleigh, north carolina. gators in a miracle. [ male announcer ] the lexus december to remember sales event. now through january 4th. ♪ special lease offers now available on the 2010 rx 350. ♪ december to remember sales event. now through january 4th. ♪ special lease offers now available on the 2010 es 350. ♪ special lease offers now available on the 2010 es 350. t'reunng the men's room marathon. with lots of guys going over and over. and here's the dash to the men's room with lots of guys going urgently. and then there's the night game. waking up to go. these guys should be in a race to see their doctors. right. those could be urinary symptoms due to bph, an enlarged prostate. but for many guys, prescription flomax reduces their urinary symptoms due to bph in one week. only your doctor can tell if you have bph, not a more serious condition like prostate cancer. when taking flomax, avoid driving or

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. >> bob: i seem to recall this was a guy at duke -- a couple of initials.ad western virginia connections out of roanoke. of course, jj redick, we're speaking of. thompson, back out front to delaney. where are the hokies going to go for offense, if delaney can't get it done with all the defensive attention. >> larry: snaer and dulkys have done a good job on him so far. hokies are having a difficult time scoring. part of it has to do with the fact that florida state's frontcourt is making it real hard. >> bob: with the turnover, back-door cutting and the hokies take it away. nice play. and ben boggs ends up with the basketball. here's delaney, a pull-up, 4-3 and it's good. >> larry: you were asking me whether they go to score? i put it in his hands. >> bob: a transition basket? >> larry: exactly. i think that's where virginia tech is best, when they're going up and down the court. they're much better, particularly when delaney lass the ball. >> bob: singleton, taken away. >> larry: another turnover. and the hokies are going, hudson goes up, in, count it and j

a study from duke university says that the threat posed by radicalized muslims have been exaggerated. do you favor profiling? >> well, you know, it depends on how to define it. you profile when you make a logical deduction about who the suspect is. if someone tells me that the guy is a 6'2" blond guy and you look for 6'2" blond guys. and if you get reports like that, those are who you look for. if you have to profile because you have to have cry tier yar ya for what you look for. if in fact the major threat that is occurring comes from misguided, perverted muslims, meaning people ho are perverting the religion, there is nothing wrong. other wise, you weas a lot of resources or time. it's based on unfair prejudice. >> larry: could that be a dell kate line though? >> it is a dell kate line. but if you take away the ability to use rational analysis, you are putting yourself in great danger. i mean, the reality is, if in fact the threat is 90% coming from one area, and roughly 90% of your attention should be in that area, that isn't prejudice. that is rational sensible reaction to a set o

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i went to duke university and graduated a long time ago. what really got me -- i was from cast. i was never interested in pliment. i took a sociology course and then a voter behavior course in 1972, and that really whetted my appetite. then in 1972 in the fall, we had two pollsters come to duke to speak about what they do for a living. it was pat and peter. i know. i was like -- this was fascinating. it was cool stuff. i am a frustrated high school athlete. i loved the competition. the reason i was kind of drawn to this is because of the competitive nature of politics. so i kept taking courses, and then went to u.v.a. for grad school and then kind of migrated to washington. i had never been to d.c. before in my life, before i came here to work or trying to find work. i ended up as an intern in survey research in the republican national committee. i worked the phones 40 hours a week and then worked 20 hours more. so the internship was 40 hours a week and worked the phones 20 hours a week raising money in 1974 or so, which was immediately after watergate. it was a little tough. an

that's why they attack. >> now, duke researchers stress the muslim community here in the u.s. is playing a significant role in preventing the growth of radical islam. they're building strong social networks, getting involved in non-violent political activities and trying to police themselves before something happens again. jane? jane: lauren green in our newsroom. lauren, thank you. jon: you been outside lately? the wicked spell of cold weather continues to hammer much of the nation. you folks in hawaii, we don't want to hear about it. wind chills are reaching 30, 40, up to 50 below in the northern plains, and the freeze is even reaching the deep south. in atlanta drivers had to pay attention to black ice on the road. big pileup down there. janice dean is following this brutal cold weather, she's live in the fox weather center. >> you know, jon, it's colder in florida than it is in parts of alaska right now. really incredible temperatures. we've got this arctic cold front that has stretched as far south as key west. let's take a look at the current temperatures, and you can se

we're on following clemson and duke.half between xavier and wake forest. >> ron: welcome back to the acura halftime report where wake forest is trailing xavier 43-41. of course, this is the first skip prosser classic honoring the late coach. with more on that and an american airlines flashback, here is jenn hildreth. >> jenn: this entire night and the skip prosser classic is certainly a tribute to the former coach both at wake forest and xavier. we had a tremendous impact at both of these schools. you see on the floor was a man ofwar words, his words ever all over the place. and before the game, his family was here, his grandmother, sister, honored in a ceremony and it was an emotional moment and it's very emotional for both head coach who is had a chance to talk to you before the game. >> it's all about the kids, and that's what he was about. it wasn't about you, the coach. it was the kids and doing your best to help them get what they're trying to achieve, whether it was academically or on the basketball court. and he

a new study by duke university in conjunction with the university of north carolina says 139 muslim americans have been accused of planning violent attacks against the usa since 9-11. the largest number of plots, 41, occurred last year on president obama's watch. perhaps with that in mind, some muslim groups demonstrated today, small crew outside the federal court in michigan where a hearing for the nigerian terrorist was being held as we discussed. the group has been voicing their opposition to islamic extremism and that is a good thing to see. we want you to see it. ahead, two liberal americans will explain why nancy pelosi and harry reid are holding secret talks about health care when the president once opposed that. later issues once again, our pal joy behar attacks sarah palin. >>> tonight some conservatives on the net have put together an exposition of president obama espousing open debate on health care reform. >> these negotiations will be on c-span and so the public will be part of the conversation. all this will be done on c-span in front of the public. we will work on this process

to be such a fine line and it's going to matter what your matchups are as to who wins but, clearly, dukeus friday nir nooirt the best team right now. >> mike: coming up for virginia, they are home thursday against clemson and a week from tomorrow, they are at maryland for wake forest, their next game will be friday at virginia tech and then a week from today, at florida state. so the deacons go on the road for two. this game has to give them a lot of confidence. remember, they played today without many fans in the stands because of the bad weather. they've sold a lot of tickets for this game. this was a packed house game but with the inclement weather outside, a lot of folks stayed home and they missed a good one. >> debbie: jump ball. >> mike: possession arrow to the cavaliers but only 5.2 left. >> debbie: see if you can get a quick three. >> mike: secily ray intercepts the pass and that is going to do it. that will seal the deal for wake forest. monica wright bows out of the game with 13 points and 7 rebounds for monica wright. certainly not the game she expected. and not what she has

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a study from duke university released today says that the threat posed by radicalized muslim americans has been exaggerated. do you favor profiling? >> well, you know, it depends on how you define profiling. you profile when you make a logical deduction about who the suspect is. if somebody calls me up and tells me that the person who just committed the crime is a 6'2" blond guy, well then you look for a 6'2" blond guys. and if you get a thousand reports like that, those are the people that you look for. so, of course, you have to profile in the sense that you have to have some criteria for what you're looking for. if, in fact, the major threat that is occurring comes from misguided, perverted muslims, meaning people who are perverting the religion, then there's nothing wrong with putting more attention in that area than some other area. otherwise you're wasting a lot of resources profiling is rationally based orp based on unfair prejudice. >> larry: could that be a delicate line, though? >> it is a delicate line. but if you take away the ability to use rational analysis for determinin