george mason. >> that's it. george mason knocks off villanova.f the few finishes that really had gus yelling. stanford women, the bay area team waving their flag proudy. look here that bronco -- excuse me the stanford women. they, of course, are perennial final four team. ranked second in the nation. they have to get through uc davis first and they will be lucky to host the first two games if they keep winning. >> we know that we need to play against any team and no matter what the seed is, i think our team is very aware of that. and is not going to take any team lightly. >> i think we have everything in place, good offense, great defense. coming up with the loose balls, taking the charges we need, all that, that will determine our future. >> all right. the warriors season as usual over by march. stephen curry, getting ready to go tonight. it's going to -- the big question s keith smart going to come back. steve nash doing his in the. channing frye hits a three- pointer. 17 points. first game back after dislocating his shoulder. 108-97. giants an

george mason stepped back to give the colonials a two point lead.inal chance for ngo nova. >>> george mason making the statement. we are back and ready. >> and? the founding father is smiling down. >> i have been forced into a lot of comparisons. this is my favorite shirt and i would like to ignore who else says. this is one of my favorite skirts here. this is two different years, but we are doing what we got to did for ourselves. >> in boulder, the bulls bulls go in for a run. 89-72 and it is hibernation time for the bears. the stanford woman will host the uc davis ago gives in the first round tomorrow? david and geliath, you think? >> you go this into this game, i think what is important for us tomorrow is we are going to enjoy this experience and tomorrow, i think we can go into the game thinking win or loss situations. you know, we're going to go out there, play hard, compete when we can compete and see what happens. g at least keep smart. never looks fatter, you know. warriors and phoenix, the rice is keep minutes h. e scored all 40. it was ano

ohio state 98, george mason 66.uckeyes continue to steam roll through this tournament as the number one overall seed. and they'll take on kentucky in newark. for len elmore, i'm gus johnson saying so long from cleveland. tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" followed by "amazing race. gus: you've been watching the ncaa men's basketball championship. we'll send you to our ncaa studio after these messages. [ magic johnson ] i'm magic every time i leave the door, but when i come home i'm earvin. magic, he's a crazy, competitive guy. he wants to win at everything. earvin is a quiet guy. he's the guy that comes home and now he turns into dad. he wants to have flip-flops on. a t-shirt from the 70's... [ laughs ] ...that should be thrown away. he just at home relaxing with the family. my name is earvin "magic" johnson and i'm definitely comfortable in my own skin. ttd# 1-800-345-2550 ttd# 1-800-345-2550 ttd# 1-800-345-2550 and talk to chuck about ttd# 1-800-345-2550 rolling over that old 401k. wah-wah-wah! what else you

george mason takes down nova biggest over rated. top seed ohio state in the third round.best team in the pac-10 this year. wildcat push to the limit in the opener by pretty athletic memphis tiger squad. first half game tied at 37. handing the passing lane and finishes with audacity. less than 4 minutes to good. tied at 65. williams. pac-10 player of the year. making it rain. had 22 points. up 3. throw away the independent bound pass. steal. launches the 3. won't go. jackson right place right time. down by 2. memphis misses the second of 2 free throw. look at williams. why he's in the nba. out of here in the final seconds rejecting wither spoon. 5 seed survives. remember this name benson from the golden grizzly of oakland michigan. nba spin nba jam. oakland hang with 4 seed texas. thompson throwing down. long horn up 14 in the second half. larry rice for 3. oakland within 5. close. less than a minute to good. hamilton. heart break. in and out. l good evident but texas holds on 85-81. they get arizona for the pac-10 as we mention. all advanced. huskies put the collar on ton

george mason university made headlines in 2006. the patriots, they're back. after stunning villanova in their opener today. the coach had an 11 seed five z.less than a minute to go. and george mason by two. free throws putting nova up by one. luke stepped back, jumper. and there is a gathered troops up by two. nova inbound with a chance to time. cory stokes hits the side of the back board. down to morrison. good night. game over z drive home safely. 61-57, george mason takes down nova and will advance to play ohio state. buck eyes shot 57% coasting. and 75-46. arz -- arizona wildcats pushed to the limit today by an athletic squad. and hill handing a passing lane and would finish with authority. there is less than four minutes left. there is a derek williams that, guy is a pro. there is joe jackson, yes. so down by two, there is miss on purpose. they get the rebound. williams rejects wesley witherspoon. arizona survives. and remember the name keith benson. nba spin. oakland out of michigan trying to hang with texas. and there is oakland within five, less than

who's the director of middle east project at george mason university and also a coal shero he's a writer and commentator on the middle east and london thank you both indeed for joining us here on i want to be first to you mr sharon so reporting that a resolution for a no fly zone is being drafted by the u.k. and france how do you see it working and is it actually justified in your opinion. well firstly i don't think it's justified authority and i don't think any form of forrester intervention at this particular moment would be advised neither in the in the long term and to start with the mechanics of friend or fly zone would take a bigger commitment than any western state would be ready to make this government so i think western governments are pressurizing themselves to be seen to do something on libya when actually i don't think that's the right approach and they should back off and not intervene and allow this situation to be determined by the libyan people themselves or i will just now go to washington and to you mr sarra as we just heard mr sharon is against any form of military int

george mason by two. free throws put nova up by one and step back three and he got it. crowder beating johnson odom hanging and hitting. marquette. 66-55. they'll play syracuse next. and who needs feet when you can do this? wow, bcu cheerleaders getting it done and so do the hoops teams. and georgetown skeen and rodriguez, so much for hoya paranoia. they move on 74-56 the final score taking out georgetown. not the ncaa, but at least you're playing. cal and colorado round two of the nic. mike montgomery's club jumped out to a 5-0 lead and all bumps after that. roberson from alec burkes, bears close to one at the half. the and et a great season for cal and 60 in this game and cannot handle it and cory higgins, highlight real jam, cal's season comes to an ends 89-72. still more hoops. golden state trying to avoid a season sweep against the suns and warriors had support in the valley of the sun, but the team came out flat. and this would be passing to the opposition. a 7 footer on the move and throwing down. he had 18 off the phoenix bench. the suns up 12 at half time. and

. >> george mason university made national headlines, patriots, they are back.fter stunning villanova. jim, veteran coach, eighth seed, game tied at 54. free flows put nova up by 2. he got it. he gathers his troops with eight seconds left. corey stokes, sign of a backboard. good night. george mason 61-57. they take down nova. >> arizona was the best team in the pac-10. wildcats pushed to the limit in the opener. memphis tigers squad, game tied at 37. here is the defense, with authority! and less than four minutes, and pac-10 player of the year. 11 points for him and leading by don't throw away the inbound pass, joe jackson cleans it up. down by 2, memphis misses the second of two free throws and williams says, no, denies wesley witherspoon to save the day. 7777-75. arizona survives. >> remember keith benson from the grizzlies, n.b.a. move falling down on a mission trying to hang on. larry wright with a 3-ball. moving within 5. less than a minute to go. reggie hamilton needs a 3, in and out heartbreak, texas holding on 85-81. >> so far is on good for the pac-10,

in the east, ohio state rolls past george mason, 98-66. >> cactus league baseball. a's and giants in scottsdale. bumgarner only last ed two innings but got a double play. still, the a's win 6-4. i'm ready for the real deal. split squad action in mesa. giants fall to the cubs, and in phoenix, the a's come up short against the d-backs. >> we head south to indian wells, djokovic, the second ranked player in the world facing nadal. djokovic has not lost a match this season, boating federer to get here. first set, rafa up. he takes the first set. in the second, djokovic rallies. the overhead slam right there. he would brake -- break nadal, and then steam-rolls rafa. djokovic continues his dominance on the hard court, undefeated. >> final round play of the transitions championship in florida. it was a two-horse race. on 12, webb simpson for birdie. the bender drops. 15-under. on 17, here comes the beautiful touch on the downhill birdie putt. ties webb. then woodland, the gutsy par putt to remain tied atop the leaderboard. ends the day with 4-under 67. simpson has to make

tom has served for seven terms in congress, representing the 11th district of those alma mater george mason university. he was chairman of the government reform and oversight committee. seven accomplishments during the series and is now president of government affairs. our second speaker is stuart rothenberg colonists on the roll call with seven years of expedients in monitoring the politics and policymaking in their national. his opinions have been published from mother nature media outlet. "the new york times," and is one of the most respected political interpreters of what's going on in washington d.c. with no further hesitation, before i proceed further, just a housekeeping note. again, the question we've been taking, so do not hesitate to send to ice. again, with no further hesitation, i will add tom doer introduction remarks. >> most important part of my resume as they left congress undefeated and unindicted. i was also chairman of the house republican campaign committee for two cycles, sweeping political perspectives today. i'm going to start running over the news that dark, dark deb

george mason makes down nova and see ohio state in the next round. >> three out of four, arizona going down to the wire with memphis. derek williams, n.b.a. play waiting to happen, finished with 22. and to protect the ball, no, they can't, throw it away. he is going to miss the three but joe jackson cleans up. down by 2. memphis makes the first, misses the second free flow on purpose but williams tells wither spoon, throw it out with rejection. i know that. most of it is with dancing. riley, isaiah thomas taking it to the front line of georgia. you got it! layup to tie it 28. huskies take control at the second. and up by 10. trey thompson with a 3 and wilcox, one freethrow, long pass down fourth, travis had a look but 68-65. notices the ncaa but you are still playing, cal and colorado round two of the play. early lead but all buffed up for that. the andre roberson, they are close within one. and team high 16 and corey higgins, and warriors visiting phoenix, golden state trying to avoid a sweep against the suns. the team came out flat. ellis pass through, seven-footer. he had 18 off the

they hit 61% against george mason. george mason, they're not a bad team, they're a good team. the truth is owe hypo state made them look like a bad team. they were magnificent. ohio state's got everything you want in a basketball team. they've got balance and a big guy and a guard as a freshman is good as an on ball defender as you're going to find in the country. they've got the complete package and kentucky's got super talent. i kind of like the idea of john cal perry going in the game get getting the umass back. >> he's got a good young moment guard but you got david lighty and this kid that can shoot you to a win. >> charlie: carolina versus market. >> they've got jimmy butler and another kid all of whom are somewhat interchangeable. they can switch off on screens. they attack the lane. they shot more free throws this year than the other themes in the big east and they're good in transition. they're going to be a difficult team to play because they play with a chip on their shoulder. i do think north carolina line is better and get a high possession game. more potential to

the cinderella of a few weeks back, george mason handed back their slipper, today getting bombed by ohio state. a couple more event here before the hmasters next monthmen. there was no snake in the grass jur , just one in pearl harbor. the ten under putt ended four under 67. woodland gets his first pga tour win. plus a million bucks in the bank and a bid to the master's. nascar at bristol this weekend, carl bush won the nationwide there yesterday. jimmie johnson and carl edwards neck and neck. you could throw a blanket over those three. carl takes the win, sweeps the weekend and owns the track. five career wins at bristol. carl's brother curt gets seventh and has the most overall points lead. carl is the only one to finish each of them in the top ten. exciting race for brother carl. >> a million bucks just like that, huh? >> four days of race, all this training. it's kind of involved. >>> still to come at 5:00, ne rdy nerdy distinctions three bay city areas have earned. it's a great story. stay with us. >>> adulthood is a funny thing. in high school, nerds are the outcast, and then in co

he's the coach, george mason 59-57. why am i showing this?cheering & applause) >>gary: fecundate one player and george mason, you wind it is fun. arizona and then this, you saw arizona of play a number of times this season. derek williams is a pac-10 player of the air. williams there is 77-75. arizona hangs on. next up will be texas. it will be march 31st, aubrey of making the play on first base. jeff getting the star pitch four innings gave up two runs. the giants lost 6-3. >>jacqueline: i used to work with his brother. he used to play for the cardinals. >>pam: can i use to look up to you. your doll.dole. >>jacqueline: when did he get traded. ? >>gary: just take it pam. you think this media deal is easy. take a look at a san diego reporter, he's covering the end see aa tournament. watch that. this is scary. this is what happens to kron reporters when they try to get rid of them. that's the one good thing about kron. that's then higgins, went on to finish his report and that is good. i have seen this happen, no big deal but one and they throw

george mason handing back the slipper today after getting bombed by ohio state. crazy ending with texas leading arizona by two. late the horns can't inbound the ball and five seconds pass which means wildcats ball and they feed williams to the bucket. he goes to the line and gives arizona the one-point lead. on the other end texas has one last chance and no love for the longhorns. arizona the lone pac 10 team in the tournament. they play duke next thursday in anaheim. the pga tour rolling through florida. a couple more events before the masters early next month. the final round of the transition championship. no snake in the grass, just this one in the water. palm harbor. garry woodland had just won par on the back nine. he needed it. the ten-foot putt on 18 finishing for a 4 under 67. simpson had a chance to tie things and woodland gets his first pga career tour win and a bid to the masters. >>> nascar at bristol this weekend. 26th lap to go and it's a dog fight with busch, jimmie johnson and edwards neck and neck. but kyle he takes the win, sweeps the weekend.

writer and commentator in the goodness in london also as the director of middle east projects at george mason university. i don't think military intervention on the ground would be a good idea at this moment and neither he or the those who are fighting against position would agree that call have been from a position. of his doing and for. themselves at the moment that. should have a failure in the international community before intervening doesn't mean that we have to give up and the international community completely just because they are in other places it doesn't mean we have to give up it means we have to change the way intervention and troops there is changing the way of intervention we now coming in the international community should then come into a kid by libya but give a safe place where civilians are being killed to create that could really happen is to show that any form of military intervention whether it's humanitarian or well competent i mean. do you agree with what you just heard there could be effective some form of intervention oh absolutely not i mean you could be effective

can't blame ohio state for blowing their own horn because today in cleveland the buckeyes blast george mason out of lake eerie. the dunk, the super freshman scores 18, ohio state dominating the board and makes 16 three-pointers. john with one of them, buckeyes beat patriots by 32. ohio state now has won two tournament games by a total of 61 points. >>> duke coach looking worried as he was chasing his 900th career victory. duke a top seed in the west. they played michigan. blue devils led most of the game. smith a catalyst with 24 points but michigan kept hang around. kim, hitting the three. yes he is the son of tim hardaway. one point game but duke has just to many go to guys. irvine has been hurt but is he a lottery pick. his only bucket of the game. 73-71 duke wins. blue devils reach the sweet 16 for the 12th time in 14 years. >>> the giants split their squad and got similar results. one group went to arizona and played ten against the cubs. giants took the lead in the first when mike brings the rbi single off wells. find one of them on the bubble to make the team as a back up infielder bu

george mason said, and he's a virginian, he said we should have let them go.he thought that the continuation of the slave trade was a mistake, although he himself was a slaveholder, that slavery itself was on republican and todd habits that were incompatible with the health of the republic. cigarette credits of slavery even within what we think of as slave states at the time of the ratification of the constitution. there's no real simple issue. all right, how did they overcame their differences? they overcame them by compromise. we know this. there are a whole series of compromises. the compromise over representation, delaware said we could agree to nothing that violates the equal representation of the states. delaware. you know, shock, pennsylvania through most of the colonial period which it shared together. when they thought it through, new jersey join, other states join. via the compromise what we know. equal representation of the states and popular representation in the lower house. there were those who thought this was an atrocity. it was james madison w

george mason, one of the leading constitutionalist in the country who had ridden virginia's constitution and the state declaration of rights, the young james madison who we like to think of as the father of the constitution but god bless the man, he said the title was inappropriate. it was the work of many hands. it was a very impressive delegation. and and randolph, the governor. this was a group -- >> host: why was virginia so responsible? >> guest: fed is an extraordinarily good question. i suspect washington's presence had something to do with it. madison who had been in congress and understood firsthand how debilitated the government of the united states was, was a very important figure. madison served his out and was back in the legislature although to congress again, this period of being -- couldn't serve any more. when that was over he went back again. he was probably one of the most forceful people but he couldn't have done it. he had the support of the government of virginia who is and and randolph and i think he probably had substantial support in the legislature as well. >> h

george mason said, and he's a virginian, he said we should have let them go.he thought that the continuation of the slave trade was a mistake, although he himself wa >> guest: that slavery itself was unrepublican and habits were unhealth for the republic. you had critics in the slave states at the time. this is no really simple issue. how did they overcome the differences? nay overcame -- they overcame them with compromise. there was representation. delaware said we can do nothing that hurts the state, delaware, you know, just shackled. pennsylvania through the colonial period and shared a governor. when they thought it through at new jersey joined, and others joined and compromised with what we know, equal representation in the states and senate and in the lower house. the result was atrocity among them was james madison who thought it was a violation of another republican principle. there's one compromise, and there's the compromises over slavery that indeed that the commercial votes would not need two-thirds votes to pass commercial legislation. simple majo

george mason hands develop in a nova the 6th straight loss. mike morrison a nasty final nail. 61-57 is your final. >>> also baseball in arizona as get smacked around 18-1 by the white sox. and the dodgers beat the giants in scottsdale 6-3. and that is sports as we see it in friday night, julie and frank. by the way, president obama is 29-3 in the bracket so far. >> is he really? >> yeah. >> that's not bad. >> well, his brother-in-law is a coach. >> thanks, fred. >> be sure to join mornings

george mason hands develop in a nova the 6th straight loss. mike morrison a nasty final nail. 61-57 is your final. >>> also baseball in arizona as get smacked around 18-1 by the white sox. and the dodgers beat the giants in scottsdale 6-3. and that is sports as we see it in friday night, julie and frank. by the way, president obama is 29-3 in the bracket so far. >> is he really? >> yeah. >> that's not bad. >> well, his brother-in-law is a coach. >> thanks, fred. >> be sure to join mornings on 2. it all begins in the morning at 7. have a great weekend. good night.

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no, it's rand sir george mason.gh villanova, one of the few favorites were really a guest shot stanford. a lone california teen waving their flags, proudly. california team. the stanford women. the final 14, their ranks seventh in the nation. there will be lucky to host the first two games. >> we meet need to come out and play against any team and with a seed is. and i think everybody is very aware of that. we're not going to take anything lightly. >> with everything in place, the offense. and ithose loose ends, and taking the charges that we need. and with all of that, i think secure future. we will secure our future. >> the big story, with 17 points, 10 assists, and a three-point, 74, came back. kv 108-97. the giants, the nuggets who cam and the giants lost. the white sox beat the a's, and even further, this is a breaking moment for a television reporter. this is in san diego. this hurts and what is the earlier? that you do not want jeff bush wow we will not escape from this weather patents to his name the rain, t

me say tom davis served for seven terms in congress representing district among my alma maters george mason university so a plug for the next week's tournament. [laughter] >> during his tenure in the house he was the chairman of the governmental reform and oversight committee. several distinguished accomplishments during those years and he's now the director for the federal government affairs. our second speaker, stuart rothenberg, editor and publisher of the rothenberg political report, columnist on the local and several years of experience in monitoring the politics and policy making in our national capitals. they have been published from all the major not including the journal, "the new york times," "the washington post" and is one of the most respected political interpreters of what's going on in washington, d.c.. with no further hesitation, just before i would proceed further a housekeeping noted again on the question on our staff, so and again with no further hesitation, i will let tom do our introduction remarks. >> thank you. >> the most important part of my resume is a left convers

i teach a class at the george mason university, and we covered this last week. i put the key judgments on the screen for the students to read. what struck me was not so much that we got the wrong, and these are tough questions and most intelligence agencies believe as we did, but what struck me was the false confidence in the conclusions. there were no hints of doubt or uncertainty. looking back on it, i think the real error was we did not tell the readers where we were more confident and where we were less confident. we have worked very hard to exchange that. -- we have worked very hard to change that. the inherent ambiguity on any kind of subject. host: you did suggest earlier that this is hard stuff. what can you tell us about the cia and how it has evolved in change forced -- and changed most recently under the new leadership? guest: the errors of tradecraft were very evident in the 2002 national intelligence estimate. a great deal of work has been done on that well before i arrived at the agency. the head of the analytic shot at that time went through a who

home among the others of my alma maters george mason university. we have a basketball plug for next week's tournament. during his tenure in the house he was chairman of the house government to reform and oversight committee. several distinguished the complements during those years. he is now director for federal government affairs. our second speaker, stuart rothenberg, editor and publisher of the "rothenberg report," he has several years of experience and monitoring the policy- making in our national capital. his opinions have been published from all the major media outlets including the "wall street journal" and "washington post." with no further hesitation, just a housekeeping notes, questions will be taken on the card by our staff. do not hesitate to send them to us. with no further hesitation, i will lead tom give our interaction remarks. >> thank you. the most important part of my resume is i left converse undefeated and unindicted. i was a chairman for two cycles. i will just start running over the good news on the budget. the first chart ta

bill snyder former cnn political analyst and teaching public policy of george mason university guestof the speaker and also with third way which is the washington think-tank. tim young is a journalist and himself working comedian. he's the chair of the national press club young members committee that he is leading very well. rachel raise the u.s. television reviewer for the daily telegraph of london and charlie clark and another member of the press club senior correspondent with government executive magazine and now how about a round of applause. [applause] >> those of you familiar with the luncheon speaker series of the national press club probably know the format calls for this to run about an hour in length. this is particularly difficult and challenging today for the simple reason getting through the proper introduction of the speaker, reviewing all of his accomplishments, accolades and activities could probably take up the entire hour, but that would be not what you are here for. our guest is an actor known for among other things the character voices for the simpsons including m

richard norton smith is the presidential historian based at george mason university. is the author of numerous books about u.s. presidents. he is a longtime consultant to its c-span for our many history projects. he is here this morning because he is organizing a tour called presidents and patriots in may. tell us more about it. guest: it is 20 years i have been doing presidential tours around the country. often, c-span has come along. that will be the case on may 12. we're doing a 10-day tour with seven presidents in north carolina, tennessee, arkansas, and texas. we have broadened the focus. it is a history tour. we will be visiting the site of the kennedy assassination and the national civil rights museum in memphis. we will go to the shiloh civil war battlefield, a real turning point in the war. we will visit what was the biggest private home in america when it was constructed by washington. there are seven presidents. we will go to andrew johnson's shot and injured jackson's great plantation. we have a behind-the-scenes tour arranged of the lbj ranch. we might ev

i teach a class at the george mason university, and we covered this last week. i put the key judgments on the screen for the students to read. what struck me was not so much that we got the wrong, and these are tough questions and most intelligence agencies believe as we did, but what struck me was the false confidence in the conclusions. there were no hints of doubt or uncertainty. looking back on it, i think the real error was we did not tl the readers where we were more confident and where we were less confident. we have worked very hard to exchange that. -- we have worked very hard to change that. the inherent ambiguity on any kind of subject. host: you did suggest earlier that this is hard stuff. what can you tell us about the cia and how it has evolved in change forced -- and changed most recently under the new leadership? guest: the errors of tradecraft were very evident in the 2002 national intelligence estimate. a great al of work has been done on that well before i arrived at the agency. the head of the analytic shot at that time went through a whole p

me say tom davis served for seven terms in congress representing district among my alma maters george mason university so a plug for the next week's tournament. [laughter] >> during his tenure in the hoe he was the chaian of the governmental reform and oversight committee. several distinguished accomplishments during those years and he's now the director for the federal government affairs. our second speaker, stuart rothenberg, editor and publisher of the rothenberg political report, columnist on the local and several years of experience in monitoring the politics and policy making in our national capitals. they have been published from all the major not including the journal, "the new york times," "the washington post" and is one of the most respected political interpreters of what's going on in washington, d.c.. with no further hesitation, just before i would poceed further a housekeeping ted again on the question on our staff, so and again with no further hesitation, i will let tom do our introduction remarks. >> thank you. >> the most important part of my resume is a left converse undef