jason clark to freeman. a roll reversal, freeman inside to monroe. lay in and foul.ade the 3-point play. georgetown led 35-25 at the half. second half, to rogers. austin freeman no chris wright. georgetown defeats dupaul 65-50. >> it's a road win. a road win in conference is important. it's the first road game, conference game of the year. to come in here and get a road win i thought was very important. we gave them a few too many looks to keep possessions but you get a win on the road that's what you want. >> reporter: maryland on the road facing north carolina, greensboro. early going, the cross court pass stolen by vasquez who difz it to landon mill bourne. the first bacteria of the game and maryland is off and running. bowie with another steal. shawn moseley, ahead to mill bourne for another dunk. landon with 22. terps led by 6. later in the first half, adrian bowie with another steal. vasquez drives in for two of his game high 24. maryland hammers greensboro 97-64. they begin acc play next sunday against florida at the same time. >>> coming up, more on jim zorn,

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here come the hoyas and austin freeman went off getting himself set here. he whipped some distance from the top of the key. nothing but net. he was far from being done. he had 28 points in the second half alone. wee tally a career high 33 in all. driving a baseline for another two and the hoyas would rally making the uconn coach speechless as you just saw. the hoyas clinging to a one- point lead but onn has the ball. i'm not sure you can follow this. try to see chris wright. he comes up with the loose ball and would find greg monroe on the other end of the floor. he gets the easy lay-in giving georgetown a three-point lead. the huskies would get one more chance to tie but the three- pointer is off the mark. 72-69 georgetown. >> our offense made our defense better. you know, we were getting better shots and so we were able to set up our defense. and then the guys just, you know, they just circled the wagons around each other. they did a better job in the second half communicating with each other. >> being aggressive, taking what the defense gave me. my teamm

georgetown was up by one point, freeman with 33 points. less than one minute, uconn is up by one, the shot is blocked. the hoyas are up by one. 17 seconds left, georgetown up by one. they get the ball back. looks like maybe they will run out. where is the basketball? it goes right to monroe, the lead is three. but uconn with one last chance. stanley robinson, to tie, georgetown wins, 72-69. >> we felt it was all lost. we did not do what we were supposed to do, how we were supposed to do it. we knew we could put ourselves in the position and i think we need to focus on that. >>> acc, tim brant, uva-penn state. virginia wins the game, 70-62. >>> george mason looking for their fifth victory in the last seven, leading in the second half. george mason beats unc- wilmington. >>> howard drops to 2-14 with a loss. >>> four washington wizards have been fined $10,000, each for making light of watching gilbert arenas make light of shooting his gun. last night, the wizards tried to make a strong statement, antawn jamison apologize to the crowd. in ref

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freeman would dig the hoyas out of a 19-point deficit.eorgetown make it is four wins in a row against u. con. they go on to -- uconn. they go on to win. >> our offense made the defense better. we were getting better shots so we were able to set up our defense. then the guys just, you know, they just -- they worked. they did a better job in the second half communicating with each other. >> a good team win. georgetown improves to 12-2 including a 3-1 record in the big east. coming up on geico sports xtra, a look at the n.f.l. playoff action. the jets and bengals game already in the books. the cowboys and ekeles in action as we -- eagles in action as we speak. >> happy birthday to coach boudreau. >>> coming up next, charlie sheen returned to the set of the tv show for the first time since being arrested on domestic violence charges. details ahead. >>> forget about cash for clunkers. we're talking about cash for clutter. how you can get money for using your old stuff coming up on the news edge. so, now with fios, you have facebook and twitter

now they are gone and austin freeman and wright and clark, have been great for the team. they are able to step up in the primary roles. you can see they're thriving. and he was at one point tapped to be the aboutest in the class. he was so highly urgent is a. sought after they were nitpicking his game. people expect him to sort of dominate every possession. i said then he was the best player in the class. i say now he is a lottery pick talent. a great. great player. nobody in the big east wants to play georgetown now. they are very, very tough to deal with. >>> next, on the verge of becoming a powerful plan in dc sports. the plan to take and turn over the wizards. forfas fn ta nesms? i bring you arts-enriched raisin brahms, ied sed scor andive m vinls. fs good! ..goodou. f bby? don't worry thast ter he a announced yos arts. for ten simple ways to learn how, visit americansforthearts.org >>> right here on this show we do a lot of sports, primarily sports, i don't know the humor that you get out of it. the tiger woods situation is begging for it. >> the tiger woods situatio

austin freeman had 17 points.eorgetown visits marquette wednesday. >>> maryland visiting greensboro. they went on run to start the second half. maryland hosts florida state sunday. >>> 6:25. ahead, more on firing of jim zorn. sources say he was let go just hours ago. >>> and live look at southbound 270. crash up the spur past montrose, causing big slow down. angie has more when 9 news now returns. cycycyc;c;ckccoc/c/ 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 prices. so you can get what you want. when you want it. at the price you need. today... and tomorrow. that's our promise. and that's... ingredients for life. safeway. >>> windy weather. have to keep an eye on everything not nailed down. didn't help -- thank you for starting your monday with us. happy new year to you. i'm andrea roane. we want to update school delays. these d

junior austin freeman led the comeback, scoring 28 of his career-high 33 points in the second half. georgetown rallies back to win it, 72-69. that's your sports minute. i'm thhakim, have a great day. >>> the time is now 9:24. christmas is now over. it's time to pack up all those decorations. the tree recycling rules for your area. >>> and a story you've got to see to believe. how a woman causes four different car crashes in a single hour. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm kimberly suiters. it is sunday, january 10th, 2010. all the day's news in just a moment. but first, let's check in with meteorologist chuck bell, becausyou need to know, it's bitterly cold outside. once again, chuck. >> absolutely right, kimberly. off to another cold start here. we have this cold morning to deal with and then tomorrow morning's going to be equally cold. then a little bit of a moderating trend begins to finally come our way. there's a live picture outside, a bright, blue sky overhead, but an awful lot of iciness along the banks of the potomac. it is 22 degrees in downtown washington right now. it's 20

freeman and the center for disease control as well focuses on collaborative engagement with community leaders, allen varmints influence health and well-being and the role public policy plays and sustaining change. the nearly 140 communities now participating in these initiatives have had success in improving walk ability and pedestrian safety by changing zoning laws that include the inclusion of sidewalks. we bring farmers' markets to communities where healthy foods were not available. we employ is policy to institute physical education requirements back into our schools in our after-school programs. we have added new communities for each of the last six years and will continue to expand these initiatives to bring this work to as many communities as possible across the country. we need to make the healthy choice the easy choice. by ensuring that our communities have adequate opportunities for children, families, and adults to engage in help the behavior's in all the places where they live, work, learn, and play. to each of you, we look forward to addressing this issue of childhood obe

checking in with avery freeman and richard herman here with us again this weekend.py new year. >> happy new year, fredricka. >> happy new year, fred. >> excellent. glad to see you. finally reunited after the holidays opinion and now for abdulmutallab, and now what, then, avery, for him? >> well, the defense team headed up by the federal public defender has a great big bowl of problems, because number one we don't even know if abdulmutallab will cooperate. the evidence is overwhelming. potential mass murderer. all they can try toy do work with the u.s. attorney's office to come up way deal meaning he will have to spill his guts on what he knows and who was behind it. >> i thought that was actually kind of the linchpin of all this? if tried in civilian, or if prosecuted in civilian court, he actually doesn't have to necessarily share that intelligence or at least our intelligence gatherers are kind of off limits to trying to get intelligence from him as opposed to if it were a military tribunal. not true, afterry? >> no, no. he has spoke an great deal. that's an enorm

lisa freeman is here to expose some of the tricks food manufacturers use in labelling.ng, it's great to see you. >> good morning, lester. >> you want to do the right thing and you see whole grain. >> you think, wow, this is a great choice for me. i'm going to get plenty of fiber on this. but you look at the back of the package and it's only got one gram. a reasonly good source of fiber has 3 grams. some of the fiber cereals have many times that. >> read the back. >> read the back or read the side and see where it says dietary fiber. >> here's another thing, less sodium. too much sodium is bad for you. >> that's right. you think oh, my gosh, less sodium. i'm watching my blood pressure. less sodium means this is a good choice for me but that's not true because less doesn't necessarily mean low. it just means less than the regular version. as you can see there's still many pinches of salt per serving. this is actually per can, so that's a lot of salt. >> a good source of calcium, what should we read on the other side? >> well, good source of calcium is not necessarily a gr

milton freeman, he actually says most of these ideas are in adam smith and i'm just rejudge tating them. what freedman did and his followers, they took them too far. two specific examples of this, the efficient markets hypothesis, which is the financial markets always get things right, and the other is that everybody is smart enough to foresee the future and they don't make errors. those quite complicated mathematical theories took over the economics in the late 60s, # 0s, and 80s and hat -- had a lot of influence of policy. the fact that they're self-regulating, the intellectual underpinning of that idea is the chicago school efficient markets theory. so i spend a bit of time explaining that in the second -- i call that tradition i call utopian economics. is not based on reality, it's based on a utopian theory. and then i have what i called reality based economics. the fact that economies can fail is not new. smith said the banking sector can fail. but throughout history or the last 100 years, a lot of economists have also come up with various theories of how markets fail. i start off

freeman off another turnover. the lay-up. georgetown is up 11 at home.g monroe makes it 46-43 at the break. georgetown won that game four years ago. syracuse at depaul. 18-6. the jam, and syracuse down 18-8. from the offense. 21-8. walker, you might want to guard this guy. it's barry booker out there! >> shooting from depaul. >> west virginia hosting louisville. early second off the steal. bryant to wellington smith. tied at 48 in the first half. and delk had 16 in the game. kevin jones, the bucket and the foul. 11-nothing run. jones had 16. under 20 to go. butler had 27. west virginia up by one. one more chance for lewis. no good. they have not beat an ranked team all season. connecticut number 19. the golden eagles on the round. diceson. from out there on the logo. and yukon takes a 68-65 lead -- uconn takes a 68-65 lead. and butler, tied at 68. connecticut one more chance. marquette hangs on for the upset. when we come back, we look ahead to sunday in the s.e. krbz as streaking florida will ta -- sunday in the s.c ahe >>> our cellular south halftime r

don freeman of quarter when famed, drew pictures for the sunday magazine.and are you familiar with henry, the cartoon? crocker johnson who did this strip bar becomes later became famous for the children's book at i am not forgetting, the kid with the magic crayon. [inaudible] >> herald and the purple crayon. but he did this is a real, this a real comic strip for pm, which in a way is almost talent and hobbes, it has hobbes of course i'm sure you're familiar with calvin and out. hobbes is an imaginary tiger in calvin's mind. barnaby had an imaginary leprechaun friend, mr. o'malley. and in fact, barnaby was more popular than pm, so when pm died, it continues. in other parts of the daily press. >> this gives a new meaning to the infantile leftism. [laughter] >> first of all i was wondering, that's a presentation. i was wondering if there were two things i want to ask about, one was the eternal discussion within pm around the hitler-stalin pact and had the editorial stats are coped with the change in policy. and of course, my area of interest, which is how pm w

john freeman saying pictures for the sunday magazine, you are familiar with the cartoon -- johnson did this strip, later became famous for the children's book that i am forgetting. the kid with the magic crayon. he did this surreal -- in a way almost calvin and hobbes. i am sure you are familiar with calvin and hobbes. he is an imaginary tiger in calvin's mind. barnaby had an imaginary leprechaun. it continued in other parts of the press. >> this gives new meaning to infantile leftism. >> i was wondering there were two things i wanted to ask about. one was the discussion within p.m. around the hitler/stalin pact and how the editorial stats coped with the change in policy and how p.m. was treated later. what happened during the mccarthy era. >> the pact happened before p.m. went into existence. when it was published was an established fact. you will see so many people would later be accused of being communists. when ingersoll announced to the staff that he brought the staff together, already hinting of it from the earliest -- when the paper existed, if there was this gigantic communist

. >> sirloins freeman refer to a huge headlines on the front page of the evening standard and. >> and headline is not a frenzy. >> well, let's not split hairs over this. a number of newspapers covered in this in a very germanic way. would that be a very fair --? >> when i talk about a frenzy, when newspapers are all chasing the same story, the television and radio talk about a 24/7, that's what a frenzy is. >> well, the 45 minute claim attracted some very big stories in a number of newspapers, i don't have to characterize that one way or another. did you take action then and to dampen down the speculation? did you get on to those papers to correct the misrepresentation of the story? >> i didn't specifically but so far as anybody else would have all of them up it would have been made clear what they referred to. >> you weren't pro-active you in your office and pointing out to them that they claim that had referred to munitions essentially battlefield weapons was being represented in a quite different and much more alarming way by some newspapers and you just let that ride in didn't tak

at the beginning of my speech, i want to recognize mayor general bill freeman, our adjutant general.use] i recognize bill freeman as a way to honor and prize the men and women of mississippi national guard. today we have nearly 4,000 guardsmen and women in iraq and afghanistan. fighting for our freedom in the war on terror. for many, including our largest guard unit, 155th brigade combat, this is the second tour, for some others even more. marsha and i ask you for your prayers as well as your praise for these soldiers and airmen and for their families. additionally, i have to tell you our air guard is flying missions to the combat zone every week. and last week a mississippi air national guard c-17 was among the first planes to deliver life-saving, relief supplies into port-au-prince for the people of haiti. [applause] >> remembering how good people were to us after katrina, we continue and will continue to do everything we can to help the people of haiti. and we should all remember them in our prayers too. marsha joins me in thanking you for what speaker mccoy called the best first

i thought halves cool and i recently saw the rugby movie with morgan freeman.n explain. >> as liz said i have been doing polling about 10 years now. everything from presidential level, i worked for obama and kerry in 2004, senate races, gubernatorial, down to state races. so, pretty much everything and everything from top to bottom and in between. i recently started my own firm about six months ago, something like that. and i happened to walk into the fun world of polling today. as i go through this if you have any questions just throw a hand up and let me know. i know some of this will be a little dry in the beginning but i want to give everyone a little background. i don't really know how much knowledge anyone has of polling but to give you a few ideas of what is going on and we will move into what is hopefully more interesting. quantitative research is another way to describe this. one way i remember this is quanti quantitative, if you have a large quantity of numbers and, really, what polling does is allows the campaign to understand the opinions that voter

. >> sirloins freeman refer to a huge headlines on the front page of the evening standard and. >> andheadline is not a frenzy. >> well, let's not split hairs over this. a number of newspapers covered in this in a very germanic way. would that be a very fair --? >> when i talk about a frenzy, when newspapers are all chasing the same story, the television and radio talk about a 24/7, that's what a frenzy is. >> well, the 45 minute claim attracted some very big stories in a number of newspapers, i don't have to characterize that one way or another. did you take action then and to dampen down the speculation? did you get on to those papers to correct the misrepresentation of the story? >> i didn't specifically but so far as anybody else would have all of them up it would have been made clear what they referred to. >> you weren't pro-active you in your office and pointing out to them that they claim that had referred to munitions essentially battlefield weapons was being represented in a quite different and much more alarming way by some newspapers and you just let that ride in didn't take

and freeman not done. this time longer three.r five in long distance and finished with 17. here comes the icing. wright, driving, lay, getting fouled. 18 for wright. georgetown wins for the ninth straight time. final 67-50. >>> after starting the year 4- 0rbgs the terps were overtaken by inconsistency. went 4-4 over their next eight games. they had one last shot at solid tune up before they begin acc play. maryland's last chance came today against unc greensboro. as seen earlier on comcast sportsnet. terps trying to rebound from that loss to william and mary. defense sets the tone early. finding millburn trailing for the strong finish and then more maryland "d." adrian buoy with one of his three steals. starts another fast break and leads to millburn's monster jam and finished with 22. terps up 22 at half time. vazquez as well and led all scorer. terps win 97-63. >>> back to tonight's big story, kelly johnson sources expect that jim zorn will be fired within 24 hours. according to multiple reports including the associated press,