georgia state is blue. panthers great defensively but they have struggled offensively at times. >> look at their last game. barely got over the half century mark. when they settle for outside shots they don't really have a second answer. >> driving inline. get ups help. jumped him opposite. rodriquez for three. rebound sanders. that's what he can do. given the shot. bizzel takes it right wing. nearly stripped clean by rodriquez. ball pressure a key amount. >> watch how he's all over the floor on both sides. >> hampton back rim and miss. falls away. rebound goes to bcu. >> you have to bring that down and go straight up. >> bizzel goes baseline. changes hands midair. now a 4-2 margin. tripped up. we'll bet a whistle after the inbound. >> i thought it was a good one. fans don't like the call. he beat him to the spot that time. really, almost helter selter end. neither team able to finish at high rate. bcu had their way with the panthers. >> dukes falling away. inbound buries it. wake forest transfer out of geo

georgia state 48. @úúúúúú >>> down 13 georgia state has drawns a close as f e crairy f oesnst. ake-e. y lethin undr pi ere' credit fairy then we will. by d time ann: thno m tovingcred bure's andfree >>> vcu 61. georgia state 51. panthers trailed by 13. they have fought back and brought it as close as 3. vcu on a little run last a ten point advantage. free throws coming up. we are courtside with you as we take a look at the stats of the game. georgia state shooting wise dropping off. >> defense has been the story this second half. neither team has scored 20 points in the second stanza. georgia state got 36%. vcu hangs on at 44. they cannot find a bucket from the outside. >> lee at line. atlanta product. his older sister played for hoff tray in 2004-2008. >> how much does georgia state have left in the tank? they hod to exert so much energy get back in the game. third straight road game on the road since tuesday. what do they have left for the final three and a half minutes? >> rodriquez play make

georgia state has a couple. >> so tough if you are georgia state.you play a solid possession defensively. vcu wears out the clock. >> dukes getting to the rim. can't finish right hand. vcu the board. right-handed kick not there. he's fouled by ali. he has no choice. has to make sure he knocks him down. you are looking at a dozen with 93 seconds left. nice job by the point guard going hard on the right. waiting for the defense to come over. waiting waiting. ali was slow trying to take away that pass. he went right to the rim. knew the contact was going to come. almost got himself a finish with a chance at a three-point. >> rodriquez hits the first. >> vcu scored 112 on wednesday against towsend rodriquez only had three points. tonight he as himself a good ball game. 17 to tie for the game-high. he owns it outright. last two games 21 assists. >> show me a better point guard in the c.a.a. >> panthers running out of time. rodriquez gets the rebound. inside position on goldston. they get it across. panthers have to foul. vcu able to dribble. now the foul

georgia and 11 point loss at north carolina. they didn't have alex montgomery in that oklahoma state loss and they had her for a few minutes in theicult shot gets it to go. it's been a frustrating game so far for the australian who went for 29 and 11 last time out against wake forest. >> brigitte ardossi starting to make something happen on both i understand ends of the floor. defensively, turnover get the ball back from georgia tech. a tough move underneath. she was literally behind the backboard or underneath the backboard, able to get that shot up to the basket. >> the shot clock johnson sees that, drives and finishes. brittanny johnson a grad student, the team historian. whenever there's a question about a team in the acc, everybody turns to johnson, because she's been here, done that. that's a walk. vvxbú áuñ óxñx ,ñ hypypyqqq >> boston college up big over number 21 georgia tech. @kj1lktg@@@@úúúr!r&a!a!gd'l'l >> rich: twenty point ball game, five minutes into second half. we talked about a couple of players to watch. wouldn't you know it, those players haven't had the best of afternoons. brigitte ardossi for georgia tech, th

one other local score to tell you about, georgia state beat elton. that's sports. luckily will lose by 10 if the ravens want to get in the playoffs tomorrow. >> keep the penalties down too. >> 4:00 on jz. >>> ,,,, produce with a 100% guarantee... means freshness is always in season. rancher's reserve beef, guaranteed tender, says you're always ready to grill. and now, safeway has a new promise. a commitment to thousands of new everyday low prices. so you can get what you want. when you want it. at the price you need. today... and tomorrow. that's our promise. and that's... ingredients for life. >>> it's hard to think about eating a frozen dessert on a night like this, but that's what the obamas are doing in hawaii. the president treat his daughters to a long time hawaiian tradition shaved ice. malia ordered a mice pink cone of watermelon strawberry. the president went for a mix of lime, strawberry and guava flavors. they also went to visit sea animals and spent time on the beach. not ocean city's beach today i'm guessing. >>> it is a holiday today and you probably

er tond the first half then a 3 pointer to win the game against georgia state.n option as is a very good three point shotter. one of the top in the conference in wells. and matt brady has a couple of options depending on how he wants to play the 9.4 seconds. >> glenn: you know wells shoots 46%. i'm in the sure they will run it for flores. >> al: the last time two weeks ago that george may san. son was at harrison burg a very critical moment with bowles shooting 1 and 1 in a four- point game. a hot dog from a jmu fan cam out. they gave them a technical. long and two free throws. and turned the game around. let's see what happens here the play and parker for 3. and wells has it. he will launch it. and off and. >> glenn: wow. fouled before the play. it is going to be shoot. shooting 1 and 1 instad of the 3. that's for matt brady's team. >> al: what a shot. and a whistled foul. let's hear it. we revisit the play. and you can hear the whistles. wells launched it. >> glenn: they got a big-time break. you are talking about they fouled someone and got a break. that's go

may god bless the great state of georgia and our great nation. thank you. [applause] . >> live coverage is coming to you courtesy of richmond television. >> live coverage kidding under way from richmond, virginia, the state of the commonwealth address by governor bob mcdonnell. >> mr. president, his excellency, the governor of the commonwealth of virginia. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] i present to you his excellency, the governor of the commonwealth of virginia, the hon. robert francis mcdonald. onell. [applause] >> thank you. thank you, very much. thank you. thank you. thank you, very much for that warm welcome back here to the house of delegates. mr. speaker, mr. president, mr. chief justice and chief justices of the supreme court, ladies and gentlemen of the general assembly and my fellow virginians, it is a tremendous honor to return to this historic chamber this evening to share some thoughts with you about the challenges and opportunities that lie before us. i want to thank each of you to invite me back for just the

state. >> bob: ryan reid to the foul line. he's come in through in big games in conference play. you referenced that georgia tech win. one of the reasons that florida state won that game was the play of ryan reid. he went to atlanta and posted a career-best 17. really tough guy. >> larry: the only senior on this florida state squad. >> bob: dulkys rips it out of there. >> larry: great effort by dulkys

. >> and the laws of the state of georgia. >> and the laws of the state of georgia. >> and of the unitedates of america. >> and of the united states of america. >> i further swear. >> i further swear. >> that i am not the holder of any office of trust. >> that i am not the holder of any office of trust. >> under the govern of the united states. >> under the government of the united states. >> any other state. >> any other state. >> or any foreign state. >> or any foreign state. >> which i am prohibited from holding. >> which i am prohibited from holding. >> by the laws of the state of georgia. >> by the laws of the state of georgia. >> and that i am not the holder of. >> and that i am not the holder of. >> any unaccounted for public money. >> any unaccounted for public money. >> due this state. >> due this state. >> or any political subdivision. >> or any political subdivision. >> or authority thereof. >> or authority thereof. >> i further swear. >> i further swear. >> that i will uphold and support. >> that i will uphold and support. >> the ethics code. >> the ethics code. >> of the cit

>> i think because the fact georgia my state has led the nation and leads the nation in failing banks one out of every five happened in my state because the real-estate boom and for that small businesses are going up so when he made the notion for the pull to get money and put it in the community banks, those are the ones that land, those of the ones that failed. it's going to keep the banks alive and help get money into those businesses that are badly needed and we have to make sure they are channeled to do that so that was good news to us. i also happen to have the world's busiest airport. we are this concerned about the safety of flying and he made a very clarion call. if anybody doubts that fact this country declared war on al qaeda and terrorists i think the president laid that out today. so it has been to me a great speech and a great time connecting with the american people, and i believe we need to put our arms around this president and help him. it's not his problem it's our problem. he did that tonight and he did a great deal of inspiring but in as where we need to be cautio

at nc state, at georgia tech.duke on the 23rd. >> tim: the first couple of home games are going to be important for booker. trevor booker could be the best player in the acc. in order for clemson to be the kind of program that oliver deems them as being early in the season, trevor's got to be big in every game. especially at home. >> mike: and he's got to get his supporting cast. get guys shooting the basketball a little bit better. that press is always a little bit more effective at home. >> tim: yeah. smith milking the clock out of the one-four set. with under ten to shoot, still, has not initiated. gets the pick from plumlee. scheyer at the buzzer. >> mike: well that's about as perfect an end game possession that you can draw up. >> tim: you think they work on that a time or two in practice? >> mike: yeah, a little bit. maybe one or two reps. >> tim: i think wojciechowski and collins take more credit for those than most. i think collins hit a few like this back in the mid '90s. >> mike: it breaks your heart def

i further swear that i will support and defend the constitution and the laws of the state of georgia of the united states of america. i further swear that i am not the holder of in the office of trust under the government of the united states, any other state, or any foreign state which i am prohibited from holding by the laws of the state of georgia, and that i am not the holder of antique and accounted for public money -- any unaccounted for public money for any political subdivision or authority thereof. i further swear that i will uphold and support the ethics code of the city of atlanta. i further swear that i have been a resident of the city of atlanta for the time required by the constitution and laws of this state and the charter and ordinances of the city of atlanta. i further swear that i am otherwise qualified to hold said office according to the constitution, the loss of georgia, and ordinances of the city of atlanta, so help me god. >> congratulations. [applause] [applause] >> i love you back. to the members of the judiciary, to my counsel on the atlantic city council, t

state. >> bob: ryan reid to the foul line. he's come in through in big games in conference play. you referenced that georgia tech win. one of the reasons that florida state won that game was the play of ryan reid. he went to atlanta and posted a career-best 17. really tough guy. >> larry: the only senior on this florida state squad. >> bob: dulkys rips it out of there. >> larry: great effort by dulkys to keep the ball alive. >> bob: here's alabi on the block. he goes up and over davila. but it matters not -- he travels. >> larry: by watching the first few seconds of that possession by florida state this time. i'll tell you what, virginia tech did a great job of defending post area down in there. all three of their guys had really gotten in front of all of florida state's bigs in there and made it difficult for them to make the pass. alabi did shake three, but couldn't hold it and walk with it. >> bob: here's hudson. allen with three. and we get a foul on florida state. and this one is on ryan reid, his first. >> larry: all the times i've seen jeff allen play, this is my opinion about him. i think he loves to challenge

by the laws of the state of georgia, and that i am not the holder of any unaccounted for public money do this state or any political subdivision or authority thereof. i further swear that i will the pull in support the ethics code of the city of the land of. i further swissair that i have been a resident of the city of atlanta for the time required by the constitution laws of this state and the charter and ordinances of the city of the atlanta. i further swissair that i am otherwise qualified to hold set office according to the constitution, the laws of georgia and ordinances of the city of atlanta. so help me god. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> i love you back. [applause] >> well, to the members of the judiciary, to my council on the atlanta city council, to my colleagues come to my friend and the leader of council, president ceasar mitchell, what we know definitely know after that long and detailed swearing in is that if we were not in this together we are definitely in it together now. [laughter] i want to welcome visitors from the state

may god bless the great state of georgia and our great nation. thank you. [applause] >> middle and high school students, just a few days left to enter c-span's studentcam contest. send your 5 to 8 minute >> another state of the state address now by west virginia governor joe manchin. he speaks about coal mining, the economy and education. from the state capital in charleston, west virginia, this is about 45 minutes. >> before i begin i would like for all of us to pause for a moment of silence. to turn our thoughts and prayers to the victims to the horrific natural disaster which struck haiti. [moment of silence] >> thank you. >> mr. president, mr. speaker, members of the board of public works, justices of the supreme court court of appeals, members of the legislature, my dear wife and first lady, distinguished guests, and my fellow west virginias, it is once again my honor to stand in this historical chamber and deliver my sixth state of the state address. while 2009 was a difficult year for many of us, our path toward continued success is going to be even m

. >> and the laws of of the state of georgia. and the united states of america. i will further swear that i am not the holder of any office of trust. under the government under the united states, any other state, or any foreign state. which i am prohibited from holding. >> which i am prohibited by holding. >> by the laws of the state of georgia. >> by the laws of the state of georgia. >> and that i am not the holder of. >> that i am not the holder of any. >> unaccounted public money. due to this state or any political subdivision or authority thereof. >> or authority thereof. >> i further swear. >> i further swear. >> that i had uphold and support. >> that i will uphold and support. >> the ethic codes. >> the ethic codes. >> i further swear. >> i further swear. >> that i have been a resident of the city of atlanta. >> i have been a resident of the city of atlanta. >> for the time require by the constitution laws. >> by the constitution and laws. >> of this state, and the charter and ordinances of the city of atlanta. >> and ordinances of the city of atlanta. >> i

in the year 2000, the united states senate confirmed judge martin to the northern district court in georgiaand it did so unanimously. it is my hope that today, on this day in the united states senate, once again the senate will unanimously approve the confirmation of judge beverly martin to the u.s. 11th circuit court of appeals. and i thank the chair for the time. and i yield back my time and would note -- and note the absence of a quorum. and charge -- i'm sorry, i'm getting my instructions to make sure i do it right -- and charg parties. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection, so ordered. the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from alabama is recognized. mr. sessions: i would ask the quorum call be dispensed with. tho oesered. mr. sessions: i would like to speak on the nomination of judge beverly baldwin martin who president obama nominated to the circuit on june 19. i remain at a loss as to why it has taken this long for a nomination to come before the full senate for a vote. judge martin's nomination is one of those that had

, new york, illinois have higher corporate tax rates than the states that have very few corporate headquarters, nevada, mississippi, georgia? it is easier to start with baby steps and move across the state lines and they aren't doing that, i can imagine they'll leave the country because of better taxes. >> many companies already do, jonathan, and this is a prime example of jamie dimon saying i am not playing ball with you and i'll go somewhere else and take my business with me. >> right, cheryl, there is historical pret dent to this. mick jagger and the rolling stones left the u.k. in the early 1970s and the u.k. and the u.s. make a mistake taking the corporations for granted. yes. money is mobile now and set up shop in brazil and india and hire folks there. i think we treat these folks as scapegoats, and servants at our own peril because the tax -- >> i agree but very few are making the move. >> i talked about this exact news item a few weeks ago on the show, is great news for america because, yeah we're raising taxes, which is terrible and the other countries are more screwed up and london arbitrary tax on bankers is --

inside that jacket huddle, the food lion starters for the home team, georgia tech 9-1 in this building, they only lost to florida statet can match that size with aminu and chas mcfarland. williams an outstanding defender, c.j. harris and the point guard is smith. this should be an outstanding matchup between the deacs and the jackets. it's great to have you with us for what should be a heck of a game. opening tip to the jackets. >> let's see what wake forest is going to do and they open up with a man-to-man. that's a good matchup, bob. >> bob: a lob to lawal. he bumps into aminu and gets trapped underneath. and bell nails a corner jump shot. first two tonight for d'andre bell and we're under way. here's smith coming off a terrific game against virginia in winston-salem saturday. and a hand check right out front on derrick favors. 33 seconds into the game favors picks up the foul as we check our ford keys to the game. >> larry: let's tell you exactly what the keys to this basketball game will be. handle the pressure and covet the ball for wake forest. don't turn it over. for georgia tech, they have got to compete with

georgia tech. eight days ago against florida state. north carolina played last weekend and beat maryland. >> robin: good call by wesley dean. trying to set that back screen on the post. basically ran through the stationary defender. >> mike: i mentioned this is kristi brown's second start in a row. they've moved her to the 2 guard this year. >> robin: she is a good scorer. she also brings a bit of experience and can run the point. and i think cristy mckinney using that experience today. they need to have their guard coming out with a little more confidence. brown does have that. >> mike: lucas called for traveling. it's been a point of emphasis this year. we've seen it a lot. >> robin: absolutely. north carolina with six turnovers. and that part is unexpected. i would expect those numbers to be clemson with just two turnovers. north carolina six. >> mike: smith. and italee lucas among the tall threes down with the rebound. give clemson some credit, though. they played outstanding here early in this ball game. this christy brown down wi

florida state is playing its third game in seven days and they'll get a bit of a break to prepare for georgia tech, they'll be in here next sunday for a noon game before the 'noles go out on the road to fake duke and durham and boston college in chestnut hill. >> larry: georgia tech beat duke, beat north carolina, lose to this florida state team at home and lose to virginia in charlottesville. the acc is wide open this year. i could not at this point have said, take one team to pick to win it, i couldn't do it. i could not do it. the one team that's undefeated is virginia. tony bennett, the new coach at virginia, saying most things are not too hard. >> bob: they're getting ready to go with miami up in charlottesville at this hour. cavaliers, the only unbeaten left in conference play. singleton, fires it out, shot clock at six. snaer misses. rebound to the hokies. avila has it. jeff allen travels. trying to make a quick move. he was the guy that you spotted a couple of minutes ago, larry as a key for the hokies, as he's been saddled with massive foul problems tonight. he's scored only three. t

.: mays, the sophomore, into the state lineup with along with richard howell, the freshman from marietta, georgia is for the spartans. good work with the hands out on the perimeter. >> mike h.: state has led by as many as 11 here in this second half. >> mike g.: see the look on tracy smith's face. a little frustrated now. really clogging things up for him. finding it tougher to get entry passes. >> mike h.: cole in the paint. over smith. stywall now with 11 rebounds. and a big offensive one there. he's a field goal away from a double double. and then got it. >> mike g.: i went with it. not too long ago, we were talking about him being out of this game. he'd been rebounding the whole game. now all of a sudden he's found his shooting stroke just at the right time. >> mike h.: 10 points and 11 rebounds for ben stywall. he has come to life. josh davis' first point. that is a two. freshman out of raleigh. for stywall, that's his 16th career double double for the senior. turnover. here comes farnold degand gets van dussen. good defense by korey van dussen, the freshman. on the line, it will belong to n

it was his thinking that the states should elect their judges in popular elections. georgia was the first state to say, yes, that is a good idea and they changed to a popular election of judges. many states follow suit. we can talk more about that later, but it has not been a wonderful development over time. >> i refer back to the book you wrote in 2002. >> yes. >> early on in the book, you talk about the work of art in the supreme court courtroom and hal it always held -- and how it always held important symbolism for you. >> it is the symbolism that the supreme court itself has and that the court in our country, whose opinions are binding on all of the lower courts. the supreme court is only responsible for deciding issues of the federal law, whether it is statutory or constitutional. a court does not get involved in trying to interpret and apply state law. it is up to the states. but the symbolism is that this is the highest court in the land. the framers created it after studying the great lawgivers and history and taking a look at what they thought, worldwide, was impor

he's the incoming director of public health for the state of georgia.nd we welcome all of you and thank you for being here today. let me turn to senator lugar and then we welcome your testimonies. >> well, thank you, mr. chairman. and i would like to thank you again for calling this important hearing on the rescue recovery and longer term reconstruction efforts in haiti. unimaginable devastation caused by the earthquake and the ongoing aftershocks since january 12, 2010 is as you pointed out one of the worst natural disasters to confront the western hemisphere in american history. nearly 3 million people have been affected and authorities estimate that more than 150,000 people may have been perished. and my thoughts and those of all of us in this hearing are with those who have suffered loss. the crisis situation in haiti has the potential to destabilize security in the caribbean. the social instability in haiti represents a critical concern for the dominican republic and could have far-reaching implications of deteriorating conditions induce a mass exo

drivers are being warned to stay off the roads in the state of georgia because of icy snowy, and winteryonditions. the very small amount of snowfall over night. melted and refroze early this morning which created a massive traffic pileup near atlanta's airport. thirty cars, nearly 30 cars piling up their. also freezing temperatures across mississippi, tennessee, arkansas, even north carolina seeing freezing temperatures. numerous wrecks. so again, drivers being urged to be cautious and stay off the roads. martha: what about northern and midwestern states? >> yeah, big snowstorms including massive snowstorms. those winds creating snowdrifts. some areas had to be plowed three times just to keep the roads clear. elsewhere where you expect to see snow, you are. the great lakes states, michigan. getting a lot of snow. a lot another flood expected by tomorrow. winter storm warning. a tractor trailer jackknifed. three of them killed along with the truck driver. conditions expected to last for some time now. martha: a terrible story. thank you very match. trace: well, the big freeze taking a tol

he is the incoming public director of health for the state of georgia. for being here today. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to thank you again for calling this important hearing on the rescue recovery and the longer-term reconstruction efforts in haiti. in marriage -- an unimaginable devastation going on since january 12, 2010 is, as you pointed out, one of the worst natural disasters to confront the western hemisphere in modern history. nearly 3 million people have been affected. more than 155th -- more than 150,000 people may have paris. -- more than 150,000 people may have perished. the social instability in haiti represents a critical concern for the dominican republic and could have far-reaching evocations of deteriorating conditions and produce a mass exodus of haitians by land and sea. immediate action by the united states to provide emergency assistance to haiti what was clearly warranted. the heroic efforts of the first sponsor -- a first responders are truly inspiring. i commend those who have worked to advance policies and legislatio

. >> last month, texas created the most jobs of any state followed by ohio and georgia. >> reporter: health was one of the leading -- healthcare was one of the leading industries to create jobs, since hit in 2007. i guess you can't go wrong looking at demographics. we're an aging population and need healthcare. >> reporter: other industries, temporary employment, retail, education, government jobs and the experts say if you're a computer whiz or have a knack for selling, there could be a job for in the new year. >> we're going to see jobs created in the sales area, technology area, you're going to see, right now you're seeing education. >> reporter: jobseekers should have a strong resume ready to go when opportunity knocks. >> get your resume out there and get it to a headhunter that covers a nation. you'll start finding jobs. >> reporter: according to career builder's 2010 job forecast, 20% of employers plan to increase the number of full- time employees. that is up from 14% in 2009. when broken down by region, the forecast found that employers in the western u.s. plan to increase t

it is about the size of the state of georgia. about 250,000 square miles.tion teams. moving to police primacy in the cities as best we can. and then outside the cities establishing a capacity in our partner iraqi army force that is will allow them to assume our battle space completely as we continually draw down throughout this year. our focus operations right now has been on -- with our partners tammping down the violent extremist networks. they still exist. they have been knocked back pretty hard lately. but still because they are cellular in nature, still can pack a punch with a high-profile attack. besides tammping down the violent extrd]ist networks, keeping as good a lid as we can on kurd-arab tensions, then also prepping for the elections. so that's a carkization of what we are doing here -- characterization of what we are doing here. happy to open it up to questions. back to you. >> i would like to ask you two questions, sir. first, if you could address or if you could give us an update about the arab-çkurds relation and how they are facing now the

states. thank you again, mr. chairman. >> thank you very much. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia. his state and has been waived. we will now turn to our distinguished panel and our first witness. john is the chairman of the federal energy regulatory commission, he is also the co- chair of the ferc and national association sponsorship of regulatory association commissioners. thank you so much for being here whenever you are ready. >> brigitte closer first, i would like to write a guys my colleagues with me here today. i appreciate the opportunity, it can be a test following this -- focused on developing renewable energy resources. a transmission system that meets the goals you have articulated revitalizing our economy, enhancing of this and, which is essential. for example, in this required a valuation at that point bandings services the california independent system operator better adequately cost the system as israel for free work is of brazil will the existing regional plan that needs to be expanded. we must create a structure that includes four nation on an interim regional basi

. >> last month texas created the most jobs of any state, followed by ohio and georgia. >> reporter:althcare was one of the leading industries to create jobs. some 600,000 since the recession hit in decemb 2007. >> i guess you can't go wrong looking at demographics, where an aging population and we need healthcare. >> reporter: other industries moving full steam ahead, temporary employment, retail, education, and government jobs. and the experts say if you're a computer wiz or after knack for selling, there could be a job for you in the new year. >> next year we're going to see jobs created in the sales area, in technology area. you are going to see right now you're seeing education. >> reporter: job seekers should have a strong resume ready to go when opportunity knocks. >> get your resume out there. get to the a headhunter who covers the nation. >> reporter: according to career builder, 20% of employers plan to increase the number of full-time employees. that's up from 14% in 2009 when broken down by region, the forecast found that employers in the western u.s. plan to increase the

indiana they are in the process right now of slashing $300 million in state funds from their primary and secondary schools. in georgia, school funding was cut by $440 million. and at least 20 other states are inflicting serious cuts on their school systems. but in ohio, in ohio, we are not going backward on our schools. [applause] >> using a combination of state and federal resources, we have increased school funding by 5.5 percent in the last budget. i believe in ohio because we recognize that a superior education starting from the earliest age is the only path to sustained prosperity. so we passed a historic education reform plan last year that gives our students and our taxpayers a system that is constitutional, accountable, and incomparable. [applause] >> thank you. using an evidence-based approach, we have defined the resources our students need inside and outside the classroom. we have redefined our expectations and our practices with one core purpose in mind, to prepare our students to become critical and creative thinkers who will thrive in the workplace and in life. this month education week issued its annua

state. the freshman from marietta, georgia, richard howell. >> larry: howell missed four weeks of practice,ng is not what it should be at this point. but he will get better, and they're happy to have him back. >> bob: he was out with knee surgery in october. the foul on mcclanahan is his first. richard howell out of wheeler high school in marietta. that was the school that lowe got j.j. hixon out of a few years back. played one year here before going onto professional basketball. mapes in a triple team. escapes. >> larry: he had smith wide open underneath, too. >> bob: now tracy's got it. and with the gators flying at him, the loose ball to florida. dan werner. >> larry: they've done a good job on the half-court defense. nc state putting a lot of pressure on florida. >> bob: mays a little too aggressive. and we have a time-out with 3:52 remaining in the opening half. believe it or not, the students disagreed with that call. [ male announcer ] the lexus december to remember sales event. now through january 4th. ♪ special lease offers now available on the 2010 rx 350. ♪ >> bob: time for today

seven of the top 25 are in texas and last month, texas created the most jobs of any state followed by ohio and georgia. >> shannon: and also, i see arizona and iowa are on your top five list, so those are good spots and very diverse if people are looking for different climates and opportunities. what are the five states you should avoid that aren't doing so well with the job creation at this point? >> well, florida had a very bad month last month and they've had a fairly high unemployment rate. michigan tops the list of high unemployment rate and no job growth. so they've been doing badly all year and there's not much prospects for a turn around there as well. california, high unemployment, pennsylvania, new jersey, lower unemployment, but both last month lost jobs, so, not a good trend although their unemployment rate is lower. >> shannon: all right, lee, quickly, could you give us any idea what industries are best if you're looking for a job? >> well, health care throughout the recession actually health care is the only industry that has actually created jobs. so, since december of 2007, they create

state quite handily to open their season. goodlett in transition. she runs the floor well. >> now we have an example of what georgiaout and run getting a loose ball rebound, kick it out fast. i like the way sasha goodlett ran the floor. got down there ahead of the pack. recipient of the led off pass and the layup. >> knocked out-of-bounds stays with boston college. >> it all keys on that rebound, pushing the ball down the floor, continuing to draw the defenders with the ball, nice jump off to goodlett. >> that was alex montgomery with the pass. she continues out there. montgomery, one of the best players in the acc. a knee injury knocked her out of the starting heinup. have that knee all summer long, into the fall. limited to 20 minutes a game. brown, that one nestles out and foul by picco on the reach. >> much better boxout by georgia tech exemplified by the ball hitting the floor. everybody froze. a little shot clock going off a little rebound boxout. georgia tech having to address the rebounding issue is more focused on how to box out. >> georgia tech number 21 in the country. a lot of expectations after three c

we head to the sunshine state for the latest. >> in georgia a walk across a deadly frozen pond provesteenagers. taking another a lookout side. >> we are going to have to put up with this stuff through feb at least. the trend is conspiring to give us much more winters than we've had. >> we are due. >> today is a cold one. we are starting out with readings in the teens and 20's. we have clear skies and no storms in the immediate future. it's a rather nice morning and beautiful day if you can hand am the cold. no clouds over us. clouds in the mountains to the west and a couple of flurries in parts of kentucky and tennessee. up in massachusetts between boston and priff dense this place called foxburrow, there's a big game there today. we'll talk about that coming up. >> the europe cold snap, one of the worst in 30 years has seen roads and airports close across the continent. in britain, normally mild winters are just a memory. local councils have used up so much graph el, they have be gunrunning out of supplies. euro star is running on reduced performances. spain reports thick snone and h

he is the incoming director of public health for the state of georgia. we welcome all of you in thank you for being here today. let me turn to senator lugar and we welcome your testimony as. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would like to thank you again for calling this important hearing on the rescue recovery and longer term issues in haiti. in the ongoing aftershocks since january 11 -- january 12, 2010, is one of the worst natural disasters to confront the western hemisphere in modern history. nearly 3 million people have been affected. it is estimated that more than 150,000 people may have perished. my thoughts are with those of suffered loss. the crisis situation in haiti has the potential to destabilize security in the caribbean. the social instability in haiti represents a critical concern for the dominican republic and creates far reaching implications and deteriorating conditions and induced a mass exodus of haitians by land and sea. the heroic efforts of american relief workers and the international team's of first responders are deeply inspiring.

florida state obviously does. wake does and georgia tech. played very well in the two florida state games that they had played with their frontcourt. tonight has been a different story against another good frontcourt in wake forest. >> bob: lawal and favors have 17 boards combined. shot clock at ten. glen rice jr. off balance, hits it. >> larry: that was not the prettiest shot i've ever seen. >> bob: looked like he was falling out of a tree. >> larry: his legs were going in about eight different directions. >> bob: 63-44, ish smith, up and in off the glass. that move kind of reminded me of devon downy the other night. that was some move right there by ish. 63-46. bell, bank. >> larry: was that a pretty move? i mean that was all bell, by himself. >> bob: 11 points for d'andre, count the bucket. and a foul comes at 6:44. time-out in atlanta. georgia tech 65, wake forest 46. hould ing co ly su morar ice? host chaaniey a medle? ♪e mu chhat'you n. voo. 1tes save yoor m car ine. >> bob: if you're just joining us tonight, our game summary has georg

indiana they are in the process right now of slashing a $300 million in state funds from their primary and secondary schools. in georgia school funding was cut by $440 million and at least 20 other states are in the fifth serious cuts on our school systems, but in ohio, in ohio we are not going backward in our schools. [applause] using a combination of state and federal resources, we have increased school funding by 5.5% in the last budget. i believe in ohio because we recognize that a superior education starting from the earliest age is the only path to sustain prosperity so we passed an historic education reform plan last year that gives our students and our taxpayers a system and that is constitutional, accountable and incomparable. [applause] thank you, thank you. using an evidence based approach we have defined it the resources our students need inside and outside the classroom. we have redefined our expectations and our practices with one or purpose in mind -- to prepare our students to become critical and creative thinkers who will ride in the workplace in in life. this month education and we issued its annual r

gingrey: i thank the gentleman from tennessee and thank the gentleman from texas and the great state of georgia. mr. speaker, we thank all for the opportunity, the members of the g.o.p. doctors' caucus to explain to our colleagues on both sides of the aisle what the issues are. we did it in a fairway and did it in a way that is not a personal attack on any individual, any people member of this body or any member of the administration. we are asking the american people to give a fair chake. with that, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> address the house for the hour. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. burgess, for 60 minutes. mr. burgess: i thank the speaker. and, mr. speaker, i'd like to continue, much as we've done over this past hour, talking about this same issue, the health care bill that is now before the house and senate even though none of us have seen the finished product. what has happened on th

my name is ray and i will attempt to run for united states congress in georgia. host: what district? caller: well, it will be statewide. in 1994 i ran in the first district. host: "the wall street journal ," it back to the lead article. morristown, new jersey, the republican line. caller: my wife worked in wall street for years. one of the things i find very interesting about -- everybody's basic comments about the bonuses is, while the ceo's may make a fair amount of money in bonuses and compensation, the reality is that the common people who work for these companies do not make this kind of money and as one of the previous callers indicated, it tends to be you rely on your bonus in order to get you through the year. we've made very little money back then and when you live in a metropolitan area like new york or even washington on los angeles, every little bit makes a big difference. people ae not making huge amounts of money. just enough basically to pay the bills and get by. you get to the center of the country, where a lot of irate people are calling from, y

state. the law grants no new rights to georgia is and lesbians, but eliminates the separate status for civil unions and joins other states in allowing gay marriage. >>> a woman in dispute with her former partner defied a court order to give up custody of her 7-year-old daughter. lisa miller, seen here, could face criminal charges. a vermont judge ordered her to turn over her daughter, isabella to janet jenkins yesterday in virginia. miller didn't show up. miller and jenkins were joined in a civil union in 2000. their daughter was born in 2002. when the couple broke up the following year, miller moved to virginia, renounced homosexuality and became an evangelical christian. she was initially granted custody of the girl, but a judge later determined she denied jenkins proper visitation rights and ordered miller to turn the girl over to jenkins. >>> thousands of people who fled a volcano were allowed back home today even though the danger isn't over yet. most of the people who were evacuated lived within five miles of the mayon volcano. scientists say the volcano's activity has been decreasing

haiti, a representative from the rand corp., and incoming director of public health for the state of georgia. we take you to that live now. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] . were already inadequate. construction from scrap might be considered. inventory of other reserves through groundwater hydrology. another thing is to tap into the port-au-prince's saltwater through a desalination process. decentralization away from port-au-prince must be a primary goal of future efforts. the earthquake already triggered an exit of population investments must be made in agriculture, foot security, local jobs, tourism infrastructure, security, roads and airports. access to rudimentary medical care must also be decentralized with a network of community health centers across the country. public health must become the foundation of this new health system and health promoters or agents of health. improvements in lit rass is i should remain central to any development efforts. i'd like to share with the committee the recommendations

georgia with the latest. >> reporter: let's think about this for a second. parts of every state but that right i have been experiencing freezing temperatures. now, that is a deep freeze far and wide especially from the deep south to the great lakes. with its windchill, chicago will wake up to another frosty morning. a feels like temperature of 0 or below. and even by chicago temperatures, this is one ugly winter. 29 inches of snow so far. chicago's average for an entire winter. >> it's not the main roads are fine, but the side roads, i'm thinking of should have took the bus. >> reporter: bismarck, north dakota, they say enough already. yesterday's feels like temperature, minus 40. >> you don't want to be out in this kind of weather very long because you're going to freeze, yeah. >> reporter: look at the big picture. by the end of the week end, 180 million americans may shiver through record-setting cold. 60% of americans will see and feel temperatures 15 to 30 degrees below normal. from the midwest, places like iowa and michigan, where cars spun out of control, all the way to ra

georgia. >> i agree. he played kentucky close in rupp arena and mississippi state beat here a week ago. lost by three. tennessee at home of course last week. mitchell. >> he can really play the game. he's smart. score inside. rebounds. great release. whole package. his sixth 20-point game of the year. he now has 22. >> we talk about trent johnson and what he's done. this you see nevada at stanford. three-time conference coach of the year in three different leagues. that's impressive right there. >> populist chases down the mitchell miss. spencer hits three in a row before that one. ludwig it will go the other w >>> today's s.e.c. network game is brought to you by -- >> dave: thes wills will tigers are hanging around. keeping it at the double digit at the hump. look at the geico play of the game. one of the biggest reasons is the play of jarvis varnado. >> joe: double-double again today. 11 and 10. nice spin move around tasmin mitchell. the two star watch seniors that lead both of these clubs. that was a tremendous offensive spin to the basket. laying it off the glass. jarvis varnado continues to impre

georgia, they have had two very tough losses if a row now and they will take on mississippi state.tucky and auburn, more on that coming up. vanderbilt and south carolina unbeaten in the conference at 2-0. either lsu or florida by the end of the night is going to be 0-3 to start off play in the southeastern conference. coming up, some of you join the crew where scotty hopson, will take on number three and the number ten. and -- 23 and number ten. arkansas takes on arkansas on the other network. tip-off is minutes away. back with more after this. >> whit: back on sec tip-off with football news and notes. ed to granson, 11-year nfl veteran with nine years of college experience is the new coordinator at georgia. most recently the dallasboys defensive line. two more players declaring for the draft. mcclain says he's ready, as is jackson who has been told he could be a second round pick. one more, how about tim tebow? his first endorsement, well, kind of. he will appear in a 0-second comer maoist rebel commercial -- 30-second commercial in the super bowl. it's a theme of celebrate family

he is the incoming director of public health for the state of georgia. we welcome all of you and thank you for being here today. let me turn to senator lugar. then we will welcome the testimonies. >> thank you for calling this important hearing on the rescue and recovery, and long-term efforts in haiti. the unimaginable devastation since january 12 is one of the worst natural disasters to confront the western hemisphere in modern history. nearly 3 million people have been affected. authorities estimate that more than 150,000 have perished. my thoughts and all those in this hearing our with those who've suffered loss. the crisis situation in haiti has the potential to destabilize security in the caribbean. the social instability in haiti represents a critical concern for the dominican republic. it could have far-reaching implications with deteriorating conditions inducing a mass exodus of haitians by land and sea. immediate action by the united states to provide emergency assistance to haiti was clearly warranted. the heroic efforts of american relief wor

we love the united states and we fought alongside americans in savannah, georgia, to help it, we shed blood for this country. we are aligned with the united states. pat robertson what he said last night was really offensive. host: do you send money back to relatives? caller: we do, we send $2 billion every year. it is decreasing because of the economic recession in the united states. a lot of the haitians now, the level of unemployment, and in the united states, 24%. we pay our taxes. we are good citizens and we do our best to contribute as well. and you can see by looking at the panel on cnn and all of those people like wyclef jean, and a 76, the guy playing basketball, political director in the white house -- we are here to intervene to society as well. host: you personally, how much money do you send back? you gave the figure $2 billion -- is that nationwide how much patients bring -- or send back to haiti? caller: what we send back to haiti it is about 0.7% of our earnings. an average of 100, $200 on a monthly basis. by myself i collect money from people for political education an

state today. and then you've got duke and wake forest getting ready to tee it up on sunday night hoops tomorrow. earlier today, georgia tech wept to chapel hill and won. and you've got this one cooking here, after the maryland victory in boston college. we talked to the head coach of the seminoles, leonard hamilton about this year's acc race. >> there's no doubt that the acc is off to a good start. we have been one of the more dominant leagues in the country for many years. but this year, it seems like the team has stepped it up a little bit. i think we're surprising a lot of people with the quality of how well the acc teams are playing. >> bob: leonard hamilton, of florida state. his point guard is derwin kitchen. success going to the hole this time. 'noles by seven at the break. [ ] 7 halcalo man the ♪ [ ma lf torie f all hamm ] gonnt liutte f and like. ♪ f floa a bly. stke a nnat l buty d sike ♪ inga... 7 ting a [ wohalfalor the wom] i kat's. vo: th t newor the anncr vo: ..ou can get help gwith flat tire.... anr vo...fd a arby tow trucor gas station... vo: th t newor the annncr vo: ...call get help ergencserves....