gails eliminated 72-69. saint mary's done in by four of 25 shooting from beyond the arc. 15th seed lehigh taking on duke. he put on a show and within two at the half. the patriot and league player of the year goes for 30. duke within three but lehigh breaks the press with authority. it is jordan hamilton. they stun duke 75-70. another

gails eliminated 72-69. in by four of 25 shooting from beyond the arc. 15th seed lehigh taking on duke. he put on a show and within two at the half. the patriot and league player of the year goes for 30. duke within three but lehigh breaks the press with authority. it is jordan hamilton. they stun duke 75-70. another 215 upset and norfolk state. right place, right time. 26 points and a chance to ice it away. owe quinn misses both free throws. the last chance for ma zoo coming here. for 3 and the win and no. 86-84. it was 11 years since the upset. duke and missouri both go down. missouri loves company. could you imagine peyton manning jogging out in red and gold for the 9ers ? jim harbaugh trying to make it happen. he went to duke to watchmanning work out on tuesday. he is coming back from neck surgery and cut from the colts. smith and manning both represented by the same agent. alex know what's is going on. bidding could be starting at five years and $90 million with the 49ers, broncos and the titans in the

anyway, thank you gail davenport. it's an honor to have you on. and your colleagues, salute to all of them. and jennifer donahue, you're smart on everything. >>> up next, "game change." the highly anticipated hbo movie. i got to see it the other night twice. it's fabulous. based upon a fabulous book by mark halperin. it premieres saturday, but i got to see it. it's unbelievable. they join us next. this is "hardball", only on msnbc.

gail half as live on the scene with the breaking details. >> it has been a couple of hours and it still very active. they are searching for the gunmen in this case. you can see the police behind me here on connecticut avenue. a man and woman were driving in a minivan, and this is what would this is tell us. they were arguing. they heard a gunshot and saw the woman tumbled out of the vehicle. in this surveillance tape come you can see two vehicles rolled to a stop. from the passenger side, the woman shot in the head is pushed out of the vehicle. several people around rushed over to help the woman by giving her cpr. you can see the vehicles pull away when the light changes. >> the registering dissever like and they realized she was shot. she was dying. you see them trying to save her life. >> i was feeling really bad about the situation. >> this manager of the gas station was peeling really mad. he remembers one get decade ago one of the shootings happening right in front of his gas station. please of looking for a green many van driven by a white man in his bid for the's, stocky, with a

he says that will distort the truth because foul language is part of bullying. >> thank you gail.ck live to annapolis as you see martin o'malley has just signed the bill making maryland the eighth state in the nation to recognize same-sex marriages. >> you can see the senate president, the speaker is there as well. they are erupting into applause after he signed that. the governor said all along -- he pitched the bill and said all along he would sign it. he has just done that. >> the opposition to it is not over. we will have an update on that at the top of the hour. a bill named after tim tebow was rejected. it would have allowed home school kids to play in public school. critics argue that it would trade and an even playing field because the eligibility requirements for public school and home school students are different. >> a republican effort to end controversial birth control policy is dead in the senate. the mmm would have allowed employers and insurers to opt out of any parts of the president's law that they found morally objectionable. that has faced fire from catholic or

. >> well, it is a good day, a great day to be a gail. the st. mary's basketball team has taken off for the first time. no doubt you've seen plenty of march matt madness on campus today. good morning. >> good morning, marla. lots of march madness, definitely. they actual wli hit the road to catch a flight to omaha, nebraska. that's where friday they will face purdue. those are some players getting some practice time in. mostly to work out their nerves they said. here is an interesting note, by the way. both st. mary's and purdue made it into the sweet 16 in houston in 2010. ? year the gails are heading into the tourney as the number seven seed going against number ten seed. that is flipped from two years ago. players say this year they've got more momentum on their side and they're confident even as they battle their nerves. >> pretty excited. my last go-around as a senior. didn't sleep much last night. wanted to get here early to get the butterflies out. >> we worked so hard during the spring, off season. you work so hard, and to see it go -- ju

. >>> the dons have not beat the gails since 2006. st. mary's clinched the league's regular season crown last saturday at the hilltop. but as a team, that has been snubbed before on selection sunday. they know how important it is to get that automatic bid. >> everyone keeps talking about bubble teams, and all that. and we've been there in the past. and we know the only way that we can make sure we're there is by winning this tournament. and that is all our focus is on right now, is trying to get that done. and secure that spot in the dance. and make selection sunday a little easier on us. and especially coach bennet. >> on the women's side, st. mary's and top seed gonzaga in the semifinals. the gails kept it close but had no answer for kayla stanish with a career high 31 points. zags win 83-78 and take on byu in the championship game tomorrow. >>> mission high school needs to make more room in their trophy case. the bears won football's turkey game in the fall and last night, they beat marshal, 89- 76, to win their fifth city championship

mary's forced the game into o.t., the gails managed to win, 78-74.t means they are going to the big dance, the ncaa tournament. >> sweet. go gails. >> 5:51. coming up facebook is becoming more unfriendly. what a new survey reveals about people's friending habits. >> washington getsor deeply involved in apps. we'll take a look. r. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> welcome back. 5:54. social networking is starting to look less friendly. researchers found the number of facebook users who unfriend others jumped to 63% last year. more women than men decided to end online relationships the most. almost 70% of women hit the unfriend button which is 10% higher than men. >> it's 5:54. it is a childhood treat that gets better with age. today marks 100 years since the first oreo was sold to a grocer in hoboken, new jersey. now about 25 billion are eaten every year. no one knows how the name came to be. a lot of cats named after it too. some say it might sum from the r-e in cream. i don't know. that's reaching. 84% of

. >> he's married to gail golden, his second wife and former assistant. >> how you doing?> because he is such a workaholic, gail says they have little time to enjoy the money he's made. >> do you have a yacht? >> we have a yacht, but we don't use it much. >> you don't have a lot of houses? >> yeah, we do, but we don't go. >> [chuckles] >> can she have anything she wants? >> she takes it. she don't ask me, you know? i have no idea what she buys. >> but why do you care? >> well, you know, i just don't--i wouldn't like somebody just frittering away money. i mean, it still means something to me. i'm a kid from far rockaway. i still would not-- >> you have $14 billion, and she wants to go-- >> well, you say i've got $14 billion. i never said it. >> so how do they spend their money? more and more on philanthropy, like building this track and field stadium for the school children of new york city. >> raise your hand. >> and building two charter schools in poor neighborhoods in the bronx. these are overseen by icahn's foundations, which gail runs. >> call them just to make sure. >

joining me now, gail bidshow. welcome. >> thank you, piers, for having us on. >> let's talk about last night. it was another very competitive night. you know, obviously your man, mitt romney, claiming victory and normally he won both in arizona and michigan. having said that, the delegate count can't be ignored. it was 15-15. what you americans call a tie. we would call it a draw back in england but either way, not necessarily the victory it appeared. >> well, it was a great victory, piers. you know, two weeks ago we came in to michigan and we were 15 points down in the polls. so it was a great come-from-behind victory to have won 41 or, yeah, 41-38 and also to have seen such a landslide victory in arizona. we're very pleased with the results -- with the results last night and were looking forward to the contest ahead. >> i suppose arizona was expected, but the michigan battle was a tight one, and the critics will say, look, this is mitt romney's old state and to narrowly win isn't a conclusive sign that things ar

top step judge gail simmons talks about how food helps you get ahead. >> get ready to shop. the great deals you can get, and it's all for charity, just ahead. >> get ready for another day tomorrow. just like today. with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. we have clear sky right now. and by the way, if you're heading to southern california, we have the forecast for those >> gail sim summons is the special projects director at food and wipe magazine and is a professional eater. >> she skyrocketed to fame as a top chef and wrote a book about her time on the hit reality show. >> ten years ago this did not exist. there was no reality television but the food television there was was really about teaching home cooks how to coug and there wouldn't food critics on television. they were only writing for major newspapers so it was a treat i was in the right time at the right space, incredible maintainors who taught me how to cook and how to eat. i practiced a lot. and ultimately when bravo came knocking because they had this crazy idea for a show, i jumped at the chance. >> who called yo

gail huff is live with the details. >> he pointed a finger like this.lt very threatening to them. he ended up arrested and charged with assault. >> he made the motion of shooting at the officers with this hand. >> david is accused of pointing his finger like a gun at two fredericksburg detectives. tuesday that police arrested and handcuffed him at his house. then they drove him to jail. he claims he never pointed his finger at anyone. >> i do not even see where they say i was just during anything. if i was doing anything i was taking the cigarette pack out of my pocket taking this letter out, and lighting a cigarette. if you perceive that as me pointing a finger and shooting a gun, you have a vivid imagination. >> he faces two counts of assault on a law enforcement officer by way of intimidation. two counts of obstruction of justice. he was overheard threatening the detective who testified against his son. >> when i said, what a lie that is what my son's lawyer turned around and told me to shut up. he lives with his 87-year-old mother who says her son h

the gails are the 7th seed in the midwest region. st.ng into the game with a lot of confidence after winning the regular season title for the first time in school history. tip off scheduled for 4:27 p.m.. st. mary's is holding a watch party for fans on campus. go gails now that my bears are out. >> we call that being a fair weather fan. >> i'm a big fan now they win kansas wins guess who plays this sunday? >> well yeah! you still have kansas. >> yeah. that's okay you were right no fair weather today mike. >> no we where seeing the fairest now with drizzle and light rain. we could be dealing with tornadoes and 135 mile per hour winds that unfortunately claimed a few lives and injured a lot of people up in that area 100 homes significantly injured even 13 destroyed fire, power outages and flooding that sounds familiar that's one of the areas now as with we look live at one of the homes that was damaged by the tornado. let's bring it back home and talk about what we are going to deal with light rain in san francisco now. you can see the rai

gails up one. mat deladova up two # points.two seconds left to force overtime. john stockton his son, the hall of famer plays on the team checking it out. but the gails outscore the zags. short of the runner, clenching down the stretch. four straight years these two teams have gone to conference tournament final and each winning two this year it is st. mary's turn. >>> probasketball when a mediocre team plays at their very best against a very good team plays at their worse they'll take it. washington is woeful. giant fans checking monta out. ending the third quarter with a long shot nearly at half court. the were kwors scored 75 points they have 65 at halftime. curry with a three there from way downtown. at the end of the third quarter he had 12 points. the final 120 to 100. warriors with on a 2-1 road trip. the kind of exhibition game that will get you to turn the channel over to the bachelor. which gives you a look at how entertaining the game was. long shot off the bat of aubrey huff who needs badly to have many of those thi

gails up one. mat deladova up two # points.a bomb with two seconds left to force overtime. john stockton his son, the hall of famer plays on the team checking it out. but the gails outscore the zags. short of the runner, clenching down the stretch. four straight years these two teams have gone to conference tournament final and each winning two this year it is st. mary's turn. >>> probasketball when a mediocre team plays at their very best against a very good team plays at their worse they'll take it. washington is woeful. giant fans checking monta out. ending the third quarter with a long shot nearly at half court. the were kwors scored 75 points they have 65 at halftime. curry with a three there from way downtown. at the end of the third quarter he had 12 points. the final 120 to 100. warriors with on a 2-1 road trip. the kind of exhibition game that will get you to turn the channel over to the bachelor. which gives you a look at how entertaining the game was. long shot off the bat of aubrey huff who needs badly to have many

we have the clerk on the side of the order of supervisors, gail, we want to thank her. madam secretary, do we have any announcements? >> none, supervisor. supervisor campos: i want to make a brief point about the importance of this committee. this is a committee that for many years has played a very important role in enhancing the partnership between city government and the school district. this is very important committee. we look forward to a lot of work being done and i want to think not only my colleagues on the board of supervisors but also the san francisco unified school district for their commitment to this partnership between the city and the school district. with that, madam secretary, you can call item one. >> it is file 111046. a hearing on the school improvement grant status as sponsored by supervisor cohen. supervisor campos: thank you. this was an item that was introduced by supervisor malia cohen but she could not be here with us today. i would like to begin by asking for a presentation from the san francisco unified school district on this important top

the gails win. the west coast conference tournament. gonzaga will also mostlily head to the ncaa tournament. >>> a quick shoutout today to baizele smotherman. >> he grabbed a rebound, throws up a long distance hail mary. boom. in it goes. >> his great shot was not neeed the end. the team won by, yep, three points. >>> mike tyson, has he found a new career? >>> and would you watch a reality show starring tim tebow? >>> and a milestone for the classic american treat. the oreo turns 100. that was me trying to be discreet with my vial and syringe. me, drawing my insulin dose. and me the day i discovered novolog flexpen. flexpen is pre-filled with your mealtime insulin. dial the exact dose, inject by pushing a button. no vials, syringes or coolers to carry. flexpen is insulin delivery my way. novolog is a fast-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults and children with diabetes. do not inject if you do not plan to eat within five to ten minutes after injection to avoid low blood sugar. tell your healthcare provider about all

some people are team gail -- peta. some people are team gail. some people don't like it at all.zy tonight at 12:01 it's hunger games. that make you want to take your life? >> yeah. >> reporter: popcorn courtesy of fox 5. hey, we found a look alike. >> how's it going? >> reporter: where's miley? you're looking good. i'm going to tell you right now i would save you for later. are you excited about hunger games? [ cheering ] [ cheeri >> reporter: it's going to be an exciting night down here on connecticut avenue. back to you guys. >> that girl. my gosh. she gets no sleep. i don't know how she does it. >> does she ever sleep? >> you can't sleep when it's gorgeous like this outside, another warm day to enjoy the national cherry blossom festival. a million people are expected to visit for the 100th anniversary of the gift of the cherry trees from japan. the festival started tuesday, which is also peak bloom for the blossoms. have you been down there? >> i was down there last week, so i haven't seen them at peak and if you are going, go soon. probably tomorrow because it's going to get

. >> we were preparing for about half an hour after the gails won the championship. >> there's no prediction on how much money this will bring in. >> we're focused on selling this. >> another unknown factor is how many students will use this as an excuse to be absent from class. >> i don't know if i'll go to class. i'll definitely watch the games on tv. >> as far as predictions, it depends on who you ask. >> i'm trying to win. >> you don't have faith. >> not that much. sorry. >> anne makovec, cbs 5. >> go online and you can win prizes. click on sports. >>> and after one more dry day, it looks like we have a pretty active weather system set up. rain for the next six or seven days. your six and seven day forecast coming up next. alex smith speaks exclusively for the stalemate with contracts. plus, we'll be joined by mike montgomery and game day follows the cbs5 march madness after the news. ,,,,♪ [ male announcer ] no success is overnight. ♪ it's about working harder. ♪ and smarter. ♪ it's the culmination of a million decisions. it's where you see yourself going and how you choose to get there

gail saltz has advice to help you avoid the same mistakes if you're planning a trip down the aisle.rning. >> good morning. >> i was surprised by the statistics. second and third marriages failing more than the first but by a lot. like 67%. >> second ones. and 73% of third ones. >> why is this happening? >> i think it's multi determined as is usually the case. one reason is people rebound off the first marriage. they don't want to be alone. they feel scared by what's happened to them. it's disturbing. instead of resolving the issues that caused the first break-up they move into the second one and bring all of that with them. people tend to have their children. you know, before the age of 35 or late 30s that's often their first marriage. when they come to the second marriage they are often already have kids which adds complications. but also kids are often the dplu that binds. >> it's true. >> you might be fighting but think, i don't want to split up because of the kids. that doesn't happen in later marriages. >> let's get people thinking before they jump into it once again. additiona

in the meantime, they're talking about him doing 20 25rks a gail.se have figured it a little bit out, but tebow is very good. >> i thought about this wonderful pass in which he throws it near the sideline and tebow heaves it to a wild receiver standing in the end zone. >> he said, look it. when you're running offense and you don't know there's five or six guys who may be touching when you're running the ball, that makes it difficult. tim tebow is a s >>> a little reblinder for you. you can get "cbs this morning" anywhere you go. you can get it on your ipad, ipod tur. . receiver "cbs this morning" in the app stores and download it. it is a free app or style star, star 26 and we'll send you a link for the app to your phone. >>> could surgery be the cure to diabetes? for some people the answer is maybe. we'll show you the big breakthrough when "cbs this morning" continues. i've been pushing food around to make it look like i ate it since before i could walk. [ sigh ] if only mom knew about kraft homestyle macaroni & cheese. i can dream can't i? [ male

anyway, thank you gail davenport. it's an honor to have you on.our colleagues, salute to all of them. and jennifer donahue, you're smart on everything. >>> up next, "game change." the highly anticipated hbo movie. i got to see it the other night twice. it's fabulous. based upon a fabulous book by mark halperin. it premieres saturday, but i got to see it. it's unbelievable. they join us next. this is "hardball", only on msnbc. [ female announcer ] with swiffer dusters, a great clean doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna read one of these. i'm gonna read one of these! [ female announcer ] unlike sprays and dust rags, swiffer 360 duster's extender gets into hard-to-reach places without the hassle. so you can get unbelievable dust pickup in less time without missing a thing. i love that book. can you believe the twin did it? ♪ swiffer. great clean in less time. or your money back. >>> how is this? democrats may not even run a candidate for the senate to replace olympia snowe. that's because angus king an independent has gotten in the race.

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and also some very dangerous scenes where we'll have a gail warning in place and seas could go as highs 20 feet. if you are not an experienced boater, do not think it's okay to go out this weekend. >> thank you, jeff. hi well, up next, a y stormigh history might be sailing into the bay area. stay with us. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? >>> a piece of history could be sailing soon. this is the u.s.s.olympia. it's currently located on the delaware river in philadelphia and it's part of the independence sea port museum. their plan is to bring the ship here. it's going to take a lot of money, though. they've submitted an application to get an extension to raise more money. today, that toexda that

>> hi, my name is gail. i wanted to speak a little bit more about nixon's response to the pentagon papers being the downfall. rather than the fact that if he just -- and would you talk about that a little more. >> the pentagon papers had a study, as a military analysis, as a strategic study were about decisions, that it all happened in or behind or before 1968. president johnson, kennedy, eisenhower, actually, and mostly democrats. fdr and truman. there was no content in the pentagon papers that called into question the victim leadership or his own kind of decisions. all right? he could have let this go by as an enormously certainly but a leak and treated it in a standard perspective. but he drew attention to the issue first with the attempt to suppress the document, which invoked first amendment disputes and freedom of the press issues that were guaranteed to be explosive in american society and moved the conversation up to the level of the united states supreme court where, in fact, it was found against hi

>> reporter: rick santorum told supporters in jackson, mississippi next week's primary could be a gail changer. -- >> a game changer. >> if we win mississippi, this will be a two-person race. >> reporter: santorum is battling with newt gingrich to win over conservative voters and emerge as mitt romney's lone rival. the former pennsylvania senator has social securitily split that pace with -- has consistently split that pace with gingrich. santorum is stopping short ever calling gingrich to quit the race. newt gingrich says that won't happen. >> we are staying in this race because i believe that it's going to be impossible for a moderate to win the general election. >> reporter: but mitt romney is pulling away from his competition. cbs news estimates he now has 391 delegates, more than all of his challengers combined. >> i'm going to get this nomination. >> reporter: the former massachusetts governor will campaign in mississippi today and he's about to start airing tv commercials in alabama. newt gingrich and rick santorum have a strong following in the south and will look for voters th

thanks so much, gail. to have you here. >> thank you. >> we're seeing this debate in our country about universal health care, the mandate, the supreme court arguments today. we have universal coverage here. it's a different society and an economic model that would not work in the united states. what do you see as the advantages of the cuban system, the low infant mortality rate, for instance, which is legendary around the world but also the gaps you're trying to fill? >> i was struck by one what one of the medical students say having so little and building up to more because obviously what they've done in health care here wasn't built in a day. it was built over the last 50 years. it was built with a public policy of emphasizing health care for all. soed you do have universal health care, free. it is also a system that emphasizes very much prevention built on primary care clinics, doctors and nurses, sort of dotting the country, and they have worked very hard in that area, which i think has economic implic

. >> gails will face number ten seed purdue friday in omaha. uc berkeley also in the ncaa tournament, they play south florida tonight in dayton, ohio. >>> coming up, why some local college students are communicating with president barack obama. >> abear animal shelter is asking for your help because they have too many of these cute little guys. [ male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. fantastic! pro-gresso ] they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. >>> u.s. stocks struggling for direction one day after a big rally as strength in the tech sector is countered by declines in bank stocks. 15619 major banks passedded fed's so-called stress test. the dow is down one. nasdaq is down five. s & p down four. >>> at this hour student at santa clara university will join wi

station wagon, mitt romney puts the dog on the roof on a dog carrier, and sheltered from the wind and gail mentioned it 50 times. >> shame must the star. and he should deal with the dog and-- >> first he said the dog loved the open air and then he said the dog was in an airtight box, so we've got to go one explanation. >> sort of like barack obama on one hand when gas prices he went up over george bush and it was his fault and now that he's president. it's-- >> i come from the west, and i used to have a pickup truck and a dog and my dog loved riding in the bed of the pickup truck. >> did the dog have an open air or air top box either way t someone had to wipe the windshield. >> did you strap him to the the truck. >> and someone claimed that this network is schilling for mitt romney and herman cain and he has been on more than he has. >> and let's play the clip on brian kilmeade's. >> he's had the organizational, he has fox news schilling for him every day, no offense, brian, but i see it and yet, he can't close, can't seal the deal because he doesn't have the goods be to be able to motivat

. >> my name is gail yates, and i wantedio you to speak more to nixon's response and the papers being the downfall. rather than the case that if you just let it go maybe it would not have been more important. would you talk about that more? >> certainly. the pentagon papers as a study, as a military analysis, as a strategic study were about decisions that it all happened in or before 1968. so they implicated presidents johnson, kennedy, eisenhower, actually, who wasn't a republican, but mostly democrats, right? fdr and truman. there was no content in the pentagon papers that caused him to question mr. nixon or his kind of decisions,a you will right? he could have let this go by as an enormous leak and treated it in a standard perspective and he drew attention first to suppress the document which invoked first amendment disputes and freedom of the press issues that were guaranteed to be explosive in american society and moved the conversation up to the level of the united states supreme court where, in fact, it was found against him and second when he could not a sheef what he wanted o

>> oprah winfrey is planning to stop by cbs to visit her best friend gail k. and >> her buddy is one of the anchors and they will discuss the struggling cable network and what life has been like since she entered her talk show last may. new records show that a new winehouse left behind in a state where for five $5 million. she died accidently of alcohol poisoning last summer. she did not leave a will so the money from her estate will go to her parents. twitter it admits there is a problem, there is a bug that causes some to stop falling other people without consent or knowledge. they say it is trying to fix the bug right now. many prolific users suffered and security when they saw the number of users drop. when british parliament member thought he was doing something wrong. >> we're following breaking news, a man on a flight headed from philadelphia to sfo is in custody right now >> in philadelphia television station says that tsa stopped a man and security >> we're not sure of his intent but the terminal in philadelphia was closed for a half-hour. it has now

whether it is the great new economy, like ron and gail conway or mark danny cox, who is leading the 21st century movement, or neighborhood and community leaders, like rows in chinatown, mary and al harris in the mission, or dr. joe marshall in the bayview, san franciscans from across the city are working together to find new and exciting ways to address social problems. they are bringing legions of committed people to the table with them. we all want a city where a kid from any neighborhood can grow out safely, play in his local park, and go to a good public school. we want a city where kids can go to college and get the education that they need for a job. or opening a small business in the outer sunset. at its best, san francisco is a city for everyone. we are a city for the 100%. [applause] we will only realize our true promise and potential when we serve the needs and aspirations of each and every one. i will tell you one of the ways that we can do that. we need to create a permanent source of revenue. for funding of production and housing in san francisco. creating a space that is li

anyway, thank you gail davenport. it's an honor to have you on.r colleagues, salute to all of them. and jennifer donahue, you're smart on everything. >>> up next, "game change." the highly anticipated hbo movie. i got to see it the other night twice. it's fabulous. based upon a fabulous book by mark halperin. it premieres saturday, but i got to see it. it's unbelievable. they join us next. this is "hardball", only on msnbc. [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on december 21st, polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space, which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd and you still need to retire, td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or roll over an old 401(k). so who's in control now, mayans? >>> how is this? democrats may not even run a candidate for the senate to replace olympia snowe. that's because angus king an independent has gotten