garcia screens.e defense out and it's a basketball for wake forest. >> mike: a three by camille collier. wake forest's fifth three of the game. look at debbie ryan. she is not happy. >> debbie: there's the screen. takes a piece of kellum off defensively. a little jab step and collier sticks another triple for wake forest. >> mike: again, virginia has not hit one today. 0 for 9. behind the arc. and time will quickly become a factor as this is wake forest now largest lead of the game at 49-37. they led by eight at halftime. virginia closed it to one at 34-33. it's been all wake forest since. >> debbie: if you can get three stops and three scores, you're right there. that's what it's going to take for virginia right now. monica wright is back on the floor. >> mike: moorer is out there as well with the basketball. >> debbie: i think you do everything you can right now to put the ball in monica wright's hands down the stretch. >> mike: lexie gerson hits the three. we told you about her low percentage but

quick pass inside to garcia, she gets it. >> and there is garcia. free-throw opportunities

garcia, the rebound and the put-back! that's a big bucket by sandra garcia. under a minute to go.uched by virginia. >> debbie: monica wright didn't get a chance to get down the floor. watch the rebounding ability by sandra garcia. she has played down the post highway. main street. >> mike: again just a four-point game. good defense play by moorer. wright for three. on the follow, it won't go! whitny edwards was right there with the offensive rebound. just didn't go. foul is going to be on kellum. >> debbie: the first three-point opportunity monica wright has had all game. wake forest defensive game plan smothering monica wright, has limited her in the second half. monica wright who leads the acc in scoring, 13 points in the game, 11 in the first half. >> mike: courteney morris will be at the free-throw line after the time-out. there are your marquee players took today. monica wright has been held down as debbie said in the second half just missing that three a moment ago which would have been huge. what a game for sandra garcia, the freshman from hollywood, florida. >> debbie: she

garcia also re-enters for the demon deacons.rtsers getting a rest now coming back in the ball game. another travel call. we have seen both teams struggle a little bit with turnovers. >> and that was to be expected as both coach petersen and coach harper want to play an uptempo game. they want to push the ball, they want to get to the line defensively. you can see wake getting back into that set. nc state takes their time bringing the ball up the floor. >> bell sees a little room when she turns around. garcia is all over her. she still tried to stop. good hustle inside by ellison, boy, she has been physical in this game so far. >> and bell missed that shot that's the right idea, you have to attack the aggressive wake forest defense and she tried to on that possession at least take a dive and drive to the basket, though unsuccessful, it's the right call. >> garcia's first foul in this game. turnaround jumper for ellison. no good. courteney morris back in the game for the deacs. looks for ray. loses her dribble. she's kind of stuck

sandra garcia, a 6'3" freshman.oke thomas and courteney morris round out the starting lineup for wake forest deacons. for virginia, debbie ryan, 32 years, over 700 wins, hall of fame. mike peterson coaching on the other side for wake forest. peterson in his sixth year. a former head women's coach at new mexico state and tcu and then came here after a stint as the shint assistant men's coach in minnesota and has arguably his best team here at wake forest. >> debbie: he is giving his team a challenge and a chance to make a run at the acc top half of the league. this is a year where you're not quite clear who is the best team it. of course, duke is putting some separation, based on the way they played against florida state the other night, but a lot of basketball to be played. >> mike: lawson newton and mark hardcastle and luis gonzalez are our officials this afternoon. and it's monica wright who controls the opening tip. >> debbie: this job defensively on monica wright is to try to keep her in front. and it is a diffi

good rebounding by the wolfpack but garcia pulls it away. >> and garcia hadn't been in the game to impact the offense. she also hasn't been in there to impact the rebounds. since she has come back in the game, she's gotten some clean rebounds. >> turnover by the demon deacons. miscommunication. between williams and thomas. they'll talk it over and thomas is so poise. she never, her reactions, you can't tell what's going on. that's good for a point guard. because she has the same face almost the entire game. she can change her speed, but her facial expressions ever chan never change. >> i know all about that. i'm sure my teammates could tell you some good stories about some halftime frustrations. postgames. all kind of stuff. >> garcia will head to the bench as she picks up her fourth foul with just under 5 minutes to play here in the game. holston on the line for nc state. the wolfpack haven't shot nearly as many free throws. but they're certainly shooting a better percentage, 4 of 6 as holston prepares to take her second. >> nc state, the second best free-throw shooting team in the acc.

when the president was asked what he ordered yesterday by an abc producer john garcia he got tough on. take a listen to this exchange here. >> lemon lime, cherry and passion orange. passion guava. sorry. >> reporter: that is not the snowbama. >> i got the snowbama. >> it is the snowbama. >> i don't know if you caught that. the president glared through his sunglasses. the press corps has been giving him a hard time. the president said if i order it, it is the snowbama. a rare unscripted moment. >> he is the snowbama. >> president bush said i'm the decider. i'm the snowbama. >> how long are you there till? >> probably heading home on monday. i'm going to soak it in for 48 more hours. i'm going to rub it in, don. i'm sorry. >> i just put you on my tweet saying, thanks, you all. so jealous of ed henry cnn. >> i saw you on new year's eve. you looked cold. i was at waikiki beach. i felt your pain. >> i got to hang out with poppy harlow. it wasn't that bad, my friend. trust me. happy new year, okay. >> happy new year. >> ed henry and i have been talking about tweets. we are going to take som

germany although they have been better maintained in some of the asian bases but say something like garcia, there are enormous amounts of damage that go back a long time and despite the new recognition of the need to be better stewards in the 90's that's just going to be there. when you apply that question to iraq or afghanistan, i think that you are going to see as we withdraw a better maintained facility in that regard. with that said the reality is always going to be the same. the forces we deployed in iraq and afghanistan are not there to be environmental stewards first and foremost. that is bluntly what the military says, we are there to fight a war and is someone else's responsibility to take care of that. we will do the best we can but we are not going to sacrifice our cut corners to date and they also still have the same kind of status forces agreement with iraq and afghanistan that you saw before. so yes, i think you can expect to see better facilities being turned over were less polluted areas but there is still going to be problems and i wouldn't be surprised if down the road ir

teodoro "el teo" garcia simental-- in the red shirt-- was arrested early today. authorities said his gang has terrorized tijuana, even throwing rivals into vats of acid. another accused drug kingpin in mexico was killed last month by federal troops. a woman who helped hide anne frank from the nazis, and then rescued her famous diary, has died. miep gies was an office secretary in amsterdam. for two years, she and others visited the frank family in their secret annex, bringing food, books, and news. she recalled anne in later years. >> what struck me most as ann's friend was always her curiosity. she always asked me every morning when i came in the hiding place about the things, what happened outside. >> sreenivasan: anne frank and her family were found and shipped to death camps in 1944. only her father survived. after the arrests, gies gathered up the girl's diary. it was published in 1947. miep gies was 100 years old. jean finnegan biden, the vice president's mother, was remembered today at a funeral mass in wilmington, delaware. president obama, former preside

incoming president manuel garcia and president-elect for 2011, victoria mendez, will build on the example of leadership left by the outgoing president. their dedication and professionalism are not only testaments to their character bus also to the cuban-american community and to hispanics in general. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee rise? >> to address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. cohen: thank you, madam speaker. as the world watches the crisis and tragedy in haiti, many people are coming forth with charitable contributions to help, different organizations that are sponsoring efforts. it's commendable and wonderful. but it's discovered that the credit card companies are charging their customary 3% fees on those contributions. that's wrong and the credit card companies, i believe, saw it was wrong and put that off for 60 days for contributions given to certain groups. what i'm looking into introducing as legislation or through letter and requests to the ad

rita williams garcia ford jumped. publish by harper team an imprint of harpercollins publishers.s a love note to you, our five authors. we adore your books. we hope during these national book award celebrations enduring this past month that ufl their admiration and our pride in you as representatives of the extraordinary young people's literature being produced today. and that said, the 2009 national book award for young people's literature goes to phillip hoose for claudette colvin bubba's by melanie cooper books and a division of farrar, straus injure row. [applause] [applause] [applause] it is heavy. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> this is unreal. i thank absolutely everyone in the room, the four judges, the national book foundation. i thank my brilliant, brilliant editor, melanie, one of the great editors and the history of children's literature. i thank all my colleagues and for our straus and giroux, simon bowden, lauren walsh and jennifer dor, elizabeth cairnes, so many others. i thank my wonderful wife, sandy sane jorde to listen to every word many times. i thank my w

germany although they have been better maintained in some of the asian bases but say something like garcia, there are enormous amounts of damage that go back a long time and despite the new recognition of the need to be better stewards in the 90's that's just going to be there. when you apply that question to iraq or afghanistan, i think that you are going to see as we withdraw a better maintained facility in that regard. with that said the reality is always going to be the same. the forces we deployed in iraq and afghanistan are not there to be environmental stewards first and foremost. that is bluntly what the military says, we are there to fight a war and is someone else's responsibility to take care of that. we will do the best we can but we are not going to sacrifice our cut corners to date and they also still have the same kind of status forces agreement with iraq and afghanistan that you saw before. so yes, i think you can expect to see better facilities being turned over were less polluted areas but there is still going to be problems and i wouldn't be surprised if down the road ir

probably understandably very disappointed if we had not been able to provide basing in places like diego garcia which we would have to agree to. it was the minimal option i think was self-evident. it would be highly unlikely for our closest ally we would refuse access to our bases. >> option 2 is an air force maritime package. it was relatively straightforward. a number of those assets were not too far from the air and, therefore, could be deployed relatively straightforward. i think early on we thought that option 3, which is a full armored division -- i have to say that these things change slightly over time. i'm kind of summarizing the picture to some extent because there were -- there were some overlap between 2 and 3. some of the elements of 3 changed over time. but nevertheless, the land option is how i might characterize 3, was something that i probably thought at that stage was quite a big ask given extensive involvement in afghanistan at the time. >> previous witnesses have spoken about the importance with regard to the options of our potential influence with united states. did you hav

let's say something like diego garcia, there are enormous environmental, enormous amounts of damage there that go back a long time. and, despite our new recognition of the need to be better stewards in the '90s, that's just going to be there. so when you apply the question to iraq or afghanistan, i think that, yes, you're going to see, as we withdraw, a better maintained facilities in that regard. that said, the reality is always going to be the same. the forces that we deployed in iraq and afghanistan are not there to be environmental stewards, first and foremost. that's very bluntly what the military says a sickly. we are there to fight a war. and it is someone else's responsibility to take care of that. we would do the best we can, but we're not going to sacrifice or cut corners. and they also still have the same kind of status of forces agreement that, with iraq and with afghanistan, that you saw before. so yes, i think you can expect to see better facilities being turned over, or better, say, less polluted area. and i wouldn't be surprised if down the road in iraq raises those questi