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the dallas cowboys have a coach for sure, jason garrett. interim coach and he went 5-3 after taking over for wade phillips. there he goes. the new coach, jason garrett. college hoops in the desert tonight. mike montgomery's team is in a rebuilding mode. arizona and allen crab to tie the game at 27. second half. pretty good for cal to play in this -- play them this tight. williams. kyle fog a three-pointer with under a minute to go. arkansas 73- arizona 73-71. the cal bears losing at arizona. stanford winning tonight at arizona, they flip-flop teams this weekend, a win for stanford a loss for cal. the first time the spartans score 100 points in 914 games but they lose. st. marries, as always, among the best teams in the bay area, they are at loyola. he is doing the thing here. 9 assists. setting up jones. mickae 21 points. st. marries win 98-75. 13-2 start. shark as rough start. ryan clowe, who called out his teammates earlier in the week, got in a fight and bert of mike weber. buffalo scored three goals off the bat and before you know it, t

i want to show a clip of -- >> garrett spencer. there, i said his name. who's garrett?great movie, way better than the "factory girl" you were in. >> jimmy: what are you talking about? it's not -- it was totally two different movies. you are attacking me. >> that's what i'm saying. it's two different movies. and this movie that he made was way better than the one you did. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, well -- this one's got some golden globe nominations. >> i'm not attack you. i'm stating a fact. but you loved george. he talked about you to me all the time. "i know jimmy fallon." and you were going to come up and shoot something with your show, but then it didn't happen. i don't -- do you have a clip? i don't know what else to say. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i've never ever had a more difficult guest in my life. >> me? >> jimmy: yes. >> what about you? >> jimmy: you are very difficult, my friend. >> it's your show. you can do whatever you want. i get eight minutes at the end. on "conan," i was the first guest. but no! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i am sorry

and garrett hedlund. [ jimmy as hedlund ] >> jimmy: "yeah, garrett hedlund." >> he -- he's great. >>oice. good singer. >> jimmy: well, yeah. [ laughter ] some would say, i guess. yeah, yeah. i liked his acting. [ light laughter ] no, but -- it's a cool story. why don't you tell everybody a little bit of the story of "country strong." >> um, basically i play a big country superstar who is in rehab and kind of is on the decline. she's trying to make a comeback. so, when the movie starts, she's actually in rehab and she's -- and then her husband is her manager who has this young, beautiful opening act, played by leighton, who -- you know, there's sort of a little bit of an an "all about eve" competition thing between my character and leighton's character and -- >> jimmy: and the newbie is gonna take over and -- >> and she's an amazing singer as well, so i'm threatened by her and -- >> jimmy: shot in nashville, yeah? >> shot in nashville. >> jimmy: which i love. gosh, i love nashville. >> me too. >> jimmy: how long did you stay there? >> i was there for like three months, i guess. >> jim

major garrett. "washington journal" is next. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] host: president obama will deliver his state of the union, laying out his vision for the country and plans to deal with unemployment and health care and the war in afghanistan. c-span's live coverage begins this morning with "washington journal." evening coverage begins at 8:30 p.m. eastern time. then the republican response from the house budget committee chairman paul ryan of wisconsin. c-span2 will simulcast the speech and offer live reaction from members of congress. you can also watch the president's address live on c- span.org, listen to it on c-span radio and on your iphone as well with the c-span radio app. you beat -- we begin with your thoughts. does the state of the union matter to you? will you watch? what are you listening for? the numbers are on your screen. here is "the new york post" this morning. investor in chief. the power po

george will, political strategist donna brazile, abc news political director amy walter and major garrett of "national journal," and as always, "the sunday funnies." >> extending the existing tax cuts will create jobs because the only way out of this mess is to keep things exactly as they are. >>> good morning, and happy new year. christiane is off. i'm jake tapper. after more than two years of economic turmoil, 2010 ended with glimmers of positive news for the economy. holidays sales were up 5.5% over 2009 beating expectations. stocks were also headed in the right direction. the dow ended the year up 11%, the nasdaq almost 17%. but the unemployment rate is stuck at 9.8%. only slightly better than it was at this time last year. this weekend president obama addressed to the challenges ahead. >> even as we work to boost our economy in the short term, it's time to make some serious decisions about how to keep our economy strong, how will we attract the companies of tomorrow to set up shop and create jobs in our communities? what will it take to get those jobs? >> joining me now, the presiden

host: tom garrett of the international republican institute. thanks for being on the program this morning. coming up in about 45 minutes, a discussion regarding civil liberties and the patriot act. but after our break we'll be talking about the fiscal condition of the united states. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> a lot of the actions that harry truman took made my life easier as president and therefore many of the decisions i made through executive order are the most controversial orders i made such as listening to the phone calls of people who might do us harm or enhanced interrogation techniques became the law of the land. in other words, after the 04 elections and after the 06 elections i went to congress and said we need to ratify through legislative action that which i had done within the constitution by executive order. and so the congress in spite of the fact that we had been tough, passed law that now enables a president to have these certain tools. and

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major garrett. guest: the president is a staunch advocate of grain economy and green jobs. -- of a green economy in green jobs. it is investments and technological advancements and mechanical infrastructure to help green jobs and help the manufacture of either turbines or other solar panels or other devices that can be exported. one problem with that is that china is well ahead of us on that score. before the president went to upstate new york, i saw there was a company that had been moving along very well on the green jobs front but then saw the cost rise and they moved the infecin tire factory to china. -- entire factory to china. that is a harsh reality of the dollars and cents of green technology. i am sure the president will address this. the president is not nearly as big a fan as oil exploration as he was before the gulf oil spill. host: if you are curious about it will state -- be sitting in the box with michelle obama. the white house put out a list and it includes david hernandez -- the wh

garrett hedlund. >> jimmy: garrett hedlund?couldn't sing before the movie started. you know, we had done "friday night lights" together. he was my son in "friday night lights." and he showed up in nashville, didn't sing a lick. he has a great speaking voice. [ in a deep voice ] >> jimmy: "got a very big, very sexy, romantic -- a lot of whisper." >> and then he started playing and he learned how to sing, and he sang great. and it pissed me off to tell you the truth. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: because it happened so fast? >> but the only saving grace is he's so damn ugly. >> jimmy: yeah, he is a ugly looking human being. >> ugliest kid you've ever seen in your life. >> jimmy: oh, my god. [ light laughter ] he is really, really -- yeah. now, this comes out -- and do you ever just sit back and you go, "what is going on?" you have 32 number one hit songs? [ cheers and applause ] what is going on with the world? >> i know. no accounting for taste, is there? >> jimmy: no, man, congratulations. i mean, that's amazing, buddy. >> i had a lot

playoffs on saturday but the dallas cowboys on one of them after a lackluster year interim coach jason garrett will take on the job on a permanent basis team owner jerry jones also looking as if he'll finally hand over more control over personnel matters to the former dallas player. jason will have the final say on any person that leaves the coaching staff or comes to the coaching staff. there will be a player bonus team that jason. does not want on the take. and finally indians have wrapped up their triumphant ashes series on a three one scoreline their first win down on their in twenty four years a truly dominant tour by the tourists who neil the final test by an innings and eighty three runs no less a memorable way to retain the earns his england captain under stress feels pretty special them honest you know it. until ashes series is finally over you're always kind of half an eye on what succumbs even off to melbourne we're still very conscious that we wanted to finish the series on a high end and kind of show people that we are if we deserved to win the series and now we've done nothing we

garrett grath "the age in local terror," and karen armstrong has a self-help "12 steps to a compassionate life." >> caller: hi, thank you. i've enjoyed the book talk a great deal. i wanted to point out there's still a certain digital divide in the country. there are people who can't afford computers or books or internet access or live in places where internet access is not convenient. and i would just like you to remind people that they can get most of these books from their local library -- even if they have to put it on a waiting list. >> host: thank you. >> caller: and they can also get computer access and instructions on how to use a computer and how to use these various sources from their local librarians. that's what they are their for. that's what people pay taxes for. >> host: thank you. jenn risko? >>>> guest: yeah, libraries are in the business of providing information and content to their communities. by all means, if you can't afford a kindle or an ipad, or even to buy a new hard cover book, go to your library, put your name down, and wait for that book that you've been waitin

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her boyfriend, garrett berger of fellton was arrested for being drunk in public. >> we do not believe that his intoxication had anything to do with the accident. but obviously we believe that alcohol is a contributing factor in this case. >> reporter: police believe the girl may also have been drinking, anyone who saw the hit and run collision is asked to contact police. >>> what started out as a verbal fight inside a san francisco nightclub escalated at the point that three men attacked a man with a broken bottle. they found the two snacked men outside the temple nightclub. the two were taken to the hospital and they are expected to survive. no one has been arrested. >>> a $250,000 reward is being offered tonight for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for killing a 20-year-old man four years ago this month. alberto casillas was shot to death on january 7, 2007 at club caliente on fulsome street. several hours before casillas was shot he was threatened by two men. >>> oakland police are investigating another deadly shooting, this time one that claimed the life

on one side of the linda river his body out on the other he said i'm so lazy to travel over with garrett's it's so easy for both of us to shoot one man called me and asked whether we can get a trailer with two beds and a hatch inside the cockpit for fishing on the ice. garry's was designed in the town of cough ski ham to russia's annual international asho and buy for my avocation engineers not surprising than it has a lot in common with its wings and brothers some of them is patented features a great handling and improve safety it's got a very strong roll cage even if you capsize are you going to get is lots of adrenaline with thinking about installing an airbag another bit of know how is the propeller that's mounted up front or it's covered so there's no chance of a scarf getting into it and dragging its owner into the blades besides it's warm and dry in that. there are currently only four gary says in the world but soon its creators say it could become that's common as scooters and bicycles. there are plans to start mass production next year now we're looking for sponsors and facilities

today, susan garrett was cooking up pastries in the kitchen while her daughter kat was booking new customers in the office. they tell you tonight, they need president obama to announce a cut in the payroll tax they pay for each of their workers. >> you have to have money to hire employees. and right now, everything goes to taxes. >> reporter: they're hoping for relief. >> reporter: i'm barbara pinto in illinois. throughout the hard-hit midwest, more than 700,000 manufacturing jobs have disappeared since the recession. today, at this job fair, we met so many people looking for work. among them, this man, searching for six months now. he was laid off from the factory job he held for 16 years. he worked in the shipping department. now, he wants to learn computers, anything that will land him a job. >> you can open up the opportunities for the people, give them more, a bit more training. >> reporter: rather than cutting, he wants to hear the president invest it in americans like him. >> reporter: i'm david wright in california, where the slow economy has contributed to a budget deficit that is m

. >> reporter: what liz garrett chose to remember was not the alreadior but the heroism. >> there were people that were elderly that jumped in to could so much. that just spoke volumes about people and what they are willing to do to help others. >> reporter: friends and family today remembered another of the six who were killed. funeral for 79-year-old mother of three and grandmother of seven. a week later more pieces are being added to the disturbing profile of the accused shooter jared lee loughner. in a video he walks through his community college talking behind the cam roo. >> this is my genocide school where i'm going to be homeless because of the school. >> we are still trying to find out as much as we can about him. >> reporter: a long planned gun show went on as scheduled in tucson today but in this western city there has been no apparent backlash against firearms. in another twist in this story one of the shooting victims eric fuller who was hit in the leg was arrested at a town hall meeting organized by abc news after a discussion of gun rights he held up his cell phone and t

former fbi agent brad garrett says he sees a paranoid and delusional man. >> his state of mind is completely separated from reality. >> there are new details that may shed light on his state of mind. the night before the shooting, police say he dropped off a roll of film at this walgreens. they describe a bizarre series of photographs with the 22-year-old posing with a glock 9 millimeter pistol wearing nothing but red g-string underwear. today, a crowd gathered outside the safeway at 10:10 local time, the exact start of the shooting. and the first responders who rushed to the scene are now speaking out. >> the amount of injured was way more than i have ever seen. >> this team says they are relying on each other more than ever and on family, too. almost all here are fathers. >> it was nice, i got a text saying my son is proud, and he said i was a hero and he was proud i was his dad. >> and david, as you know, there are so many heroes to celebrate tonight in this city. here at the hospital, many more people have begun to gather here, paying vigil, and there's a renewed sense of hope with the n

and let us talk about jason garrett. the new coach of the dallas cowboys.erms of dollars, son's perhaps as the last laugh. and he says that dollars-sense perhaps he has the last laugh. and with $3 million, to come and play with the cincinnati reds. and he was insulted and the bay area. by not given what he needs. when we return, the america's cup returns to san francisco. in 2013, and pam and i have already discussed that. >> and can you already get the tickets! and i want to one batter, and introduce you. can you take care of pam? >> yes, i will take care of her. >> and put her between the two guys with ascots, and free wine! blog >i wil take care of her love of would one better-- [ bell rings ] what are you doing, friending somebody? yeah. you got time for that? you got time to earn more on your savings, online at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! instead of earning squatootski... your savings will be earning three times the national average. now, let's review. capital one interestplus savings... at three times more. go to capitalone.com. w

>> host: major garrett? >> guest: that's a classic example phillip has not made up his mind but largely made up his mind with what happens with his presidency. you won't unhinge or decouple the state of the union address from what you presided over as president and there is no way to look at the last two years and not regard it as a period of active government involvement and the economy, regulation. the president believes those things are necessary. staunchly defends them. achieved more than two years than most presidents have in two years. nearly as much as lyndon johnson, maybe more. and maybe nearly as much as fdr in his first two years and the president believes all that was responding to the magnitude of the crisis. some americans have responded favorably to that most democrats, republicans are not sure. they have clearly pulled back some like republicans like philip were skeptical of president obama come in and watched the past few years and many have realized and still not going to be persuaded by a

garrett: i thank the chair very much. i rise today in support of repealing this simply job-destroying health care bill. and replace it with a piece of legislation that addresses three main tenants. one that will grow our economy, one that will bring down costs and one that is basically constitutional. in the area of jobs, you know, i remember when minority leader pelosi, then speaker at the time, said, this bill would create four million jons -- jobs. 400,000 of them immediately. all the same the c.b.o. was saying, quote, it was likely to reduce employment. so instead of encouraging american jobs, this takeover of health care on small businesses will give us more taxes, more mandates and higher health care costs on those small businesses. look, we need to do this and work this together with a bipartisan manner will thank will help our small businesses. in the area of costs, additionally, this health care bill is deficient in that it fails to address bringing down costs. now, companies have begun to digest this health care

major garrett in the national journal reports this week the following about the speaker's plan. speaker boehner. the boehner plan according to congressional budget office would add 3 million americans to the insurance rolls leaving 50 million without coverage through 2019. cbo said the proposal would reduce costs and the group insurance market which is 80% of private sector premiums by less than 3%. if it's all they do, it's not a serious effort. you can't just do that. the truth is republicans do not have a serious alternative to covering more americans, do they? >> i disagree with that obviously, david. first of all, we believe you can do better in health care. we want to try and address the situation so more folks can have coverage. >> that's not what the boehner plan does. >> if you recall last session, we republicans were given one shot. we didn't have any open debate for both sides at all on the health care bill the way it was jammed through. the boehner plan is just a starting point. what we said when we went and voted to repeal obama care last week in congress and what w

baird garrett at the baptist press wrote religious liberty, human equality and justice are advanced bythe supreme court abortion decision. moreover, he did not format because it's outrage. the moral majority was paul wyrick's brainchild. wyrick was concerned about abortion, but his primary objective in finding organization was tonight evangelicals, cap looks and even shoes and a variety of social and political causes. wyrick believes the new organization made it popular figurehead. he first tried to beeker pat robertson and turn them down through falwell, signatures accepted that it took some persuading. in addition, at dobson and falwell associate explicitly dismissed significance of abortion in early planning, recalling the religious right did not start because of the concern about abortion. i started in a room with the majority and frankly do not remember abortion being mentioned is when we got to do something. according to wyrick communed fundamentalist to pose legal abortion did not see the need for a political response to roe v. wade and other supreme court decisions. their attit

we asked former fbi special agent, brad garrett, to watch the video. >> he's clearly, completely lostntire really base, as far as i'm concerned, at the time this video is shot. >> reporter: there are new details about what loughner was doing in the hours leading up to the shooting rampage. investigators say late the night before, the suspected gunman dropped off a roll of film at this walgreens. authorities describe a bizarre series of photographs of the 22-year-old posing with a glock 9 millimeter pistol, allegedly used in the shooting, wearing nothing but red g-string underwear. the next morning, at 7:04, he tried to buy ammunition at this walmart but was turned down. 20 minutes later at another walmart, he was successful. meanwhile, on friday, one of loughner's victims, judge john roll, was laid to rest. and another milestone. giffords' staffer, pam simon, who was shot twice, was reunited with her co-workers. even with her own wounds still so fresh, her focus is on the congresswoman. >> i held her hand with this hand. and i have lots of stories to tell her. >> reporter: police say

garrett. mr. garrett: this constitution, and the laws of the united states which shall be made in pursuance thereof, and all treaties made, or which shall be made, under the authority of the united states, shall be the supreme law of the land, and the judges in every state shall be bound thereby, any thing in the constitution or laws of any state to the contrary notwithstanding. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from oregon, mr. blumenauer. mr. blumenauer:the senators and representatives before mentioned, and the members of the several state legislatures, and all executive and judicial officers, both of the united states and of the several states, shall be bound by oath or affirmation, to support this constitution, but no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the united states. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from colorado, mr. lamborn. mr. lamborn:the ratification of the conventions of nine states, shall be sufficient fo

garrett. mr. garrett: this constitution, and the laws of the united states which shall be made in pursuance thereof, and all treaties made, or which shall be made, under the authority of the united states, shall be the supreme law of the land, and the judges in every state shall be bound thereby, any thing in the constitution or laws of any state to the contrary notwithstanding. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from oregon, mr. blumenauer. mr. blumenauer:the senators and representatives before mentioned, and the members of the several state legislatures, and all executive and judicial officers, both of the united states and of the several states, shall be bound by oath or affirmation, to support this constitution, but no religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the united states. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from colorado, mr. lamborn. mr. lamborn:the ratification of the conventions of nine states, shall be sufficient fo

garrett: i thank the chair very much. i rise today in support of repealing this simply job-destroying health care bill. and replace it with a piece of legislation that addresses three main tenants. one that will grow our economy, one that will bring down costs and one that is basically constitutional. in the area of jobs, you know, i remember when minority leader pelosi, then speaker at the time, said, this bill would create four million jons -- jobs. 400,000 of them immediately. all the same the c.b.o. was saying, quote, it was likely to reduce employment. so instead of encouraging american jobs, this takeover of health care on small businesses will give us more taxes, more mandates and higher health care costs on those small businesses. look, we need to do this and work this together with a bipartisan manner will thank will help our small businesses. in the area of costs, additionally, this health care bill is deficient in that it fails to address bringing down costs. now, companies have begun to digest this health care

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