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gibson with the hoop.we were talking about the depth of the cleveland team, we did a playoff game when gibson was a rookie. he was a stud. >> hubie: he would answer the bell. they were in that final with san antonio, he played terrific. >> mike: that was the eastern conference final against detroit. he was a rookie then, hit 12 three-pointers in the series. he got one of the three key wins. >> hubie: there sit again. movement on the baseline. he gives them the ball. >> mike: murray with the knock down. and heather has more. >> heather: daniel has not been playing the second half of the season. mike brown said it was one of mike brown said it was one of the toughest decisions he made. is quickly getting serious. loser shaves his head. so here's your moment of truth, guys. which 3g network would you trust to get to wikimobile ? when you want your 3g network to work... west point ! ... you want verizon. i said no pickles ! right now, buy a 3g smartphone and get one free. including blackberry devices, like the

jay gibson is -- jake gibson is a fox news correspondent. jake, tell us what you are seeing. >> we are here on the ground in west virginia. the governor of west virginia should be briefing reporters here within the hour. it is very sad news out of here. so far we only heard of 25 dead and four missing. no survivors found. there are family members milling about here and there. everyone in the community seems to be sad about the developments. it seems to be a tight knit community. they are rolling out help. they will try to drill into the side of the mountain to get to where the miners are. the problem is, in order to do that they have to get to a certain spot in the woods. they have to cut through the woods and then bull down into the mine and hopefully find trapped miners. we are waiting to hear from the governor in this hour, and then around 7 a.m. we assume there will be more briefings starting to happen around here as the sun starts to rise here in west virginia. >> jake, were you there for the press conferences this evening? >> yes, i ar

manchester llego a ganar 3-0, con anotacionesd e garron gibson y nani en dos ocasiones desconto por elrn ivica olic y arjen robben. con el global clasico bayern munich que semedira en la semifinal al lyon que elimino al bordeaux. asi es que barcelona contra inter y el bayer frente a lyon en las semifinales. por la nba, los wizards volvieron a sumar otra victoria mas en la presente temporada, anoche ganaron en casa. anoche en el verizon center, don nelson se quedÓ muy corto en su primer intento por romper el rÉcord de lenny wilkens de mÁs victorias como entrenador en la nba, al caer golden state 112-94 frente a los wizards de washington. nick young anotÓ 29 puntos, una marca personal en la temporada; javale mcgee estableciÓ marcas en su carrera con 25 unidades y 15 rebotes; shaun livingston igualÓ una marca en su carrera con 21 puntos en nueve canastas de 11 intentos, y andray blatche agregÓ 21 unidades, con lo que los wizards tuvieron a cuatro jugadores por encima de los 20 puntos en un partido por primera vez desde diciembre del 2007.el argentino fabricio oberto jugo casi 11 minut

rose gets to taj gibson. he hits. game, set, match. 95-87, the final.chicago beats wizards. >>> redskins added another horse to their stable of experienced running backs. willie parker, formerly of the steelers signed a one-year deal with washington. he did not come to back up clinton portis or larry johnson. parker was slowed down by injuries his last two seasons in pittsburgh. last year he lost his starting job. when healthy though, the 29-year-old known as fast willie averaged around 1,300 yards per season from 2005 to 2007. redskins now have three former pro bowl running backs on the roster. redskins still evaluating quarterbacks. they are currently hosting notre dame qb jimmy clausen. >>> five regular season games left for the capitals. biggest question has to be goaltending. a couple of weeks ago it seemed jose theodore would be the guy in postseason. he's gone unbeaten since january but struggled in the last couple of games. tide could be shifting to the young russian. popular with the ladies and kids. barley is starting to heat up. that begs the

gibson's point, the whole issue of health care being paid at the national level in europe or other countries, hey, our biggest competitor is china. they don't pay squat, all right? so i don't buy that as the issue and we've been competing against against european companies for 50 years who had health care plans so don't buy it. >> gary b, get in there. >> richard's talking about, now, the most efficient way to create jobs, look, if we want to talk about efficient way to create jobs, we wouldn't have obama care to begin with. i mean, what is there going to be like a hundred bureaucracies create snd i mean, this thing. >> 118. >> 118, thank you, toby. this thing is going to mushroom out of control and back to the whole benefit point, look, the whole point is not whether it's fair or not, yeah, it's probably fairer that they don't have the deduction, but eric and the company and toby hit on it. the fact is, the money's going away. so, at best there's going to be, you know, they're going to lose less jobs, they're not going to create any jobs for crying out loud. i can't see if in any way shape

she'll be at the gibson amphitheater in los angeles april 30. she lives in los angeles.nd is that entourage still in that room there? >> that's my brother and jenny, my friend jenny and her sister, jojo. >> larry: jenny mccarthy. april is autism month. >> larry: do you feel you need people behind you? >> no, my brother is visiting out of town. he's my cpa also. he's coming here to slap me on the wrists. >> larry: it's april 15 soon. >> he's there for that. >> larry: you will play a handler for a bratty teen in a photo shoot in "harper's bazaar." in that article, you dish about publicists. you say some are delusional. your publicist, steven devain. how did you decide he's your publicist? >> i decided he has an amazing presentation. he's going to love this. he's on camera. >> larry: wait a minute, beear going to make a star here tonight. you're now looking, ladies and gentlemen, across the world, looking at a publicist. >> he's a great guy. his brother is a great guy. my agent, kevin devain, a big family like i do. they come from a good family. he's even handed. by doing m

billy gibson of windy mill drive was pronounced dead on the scene. a preliminary investigation reveals the tahoe crossed the center line and hit the trash truck. >> homeowners are starting to face a massive cleanup. terrell brown reports for wjz, from warwick, rhode island. >> reporter: president obama arrived in massachusetts to get an update on the flood. he met with the governor and emergency crews who are helping manage the crisis. in rhode island, people are still in shock over the flooding. >> i really never seen it this high. >> reporter: some call it the worst flooding in 200 years. entire neighborhoods are swamped. hundreds of people have been forced to evacuate. and thousands more are without power. many roads are either washed out or have collapsed. >> flooding everywhere is just completely flooded. >> reporter: but there is a glimmer of good news. the water is slowly receding. >> it's hard to believe that 24 hours ago, both of these cars were completely under water. and the water has only receded down to about the tires. residents here ar

. >>> spotted at the rooftop reception, lisa clark, maddie lowe, jessica gibson and amid. >>> our topt this morning sent in by mary, a fund-raising night that showcased talented students with a surprise performance by the teachers [ laughter ] students were out of their seats watching the county staff breaking it down to the black eyed peas. don't see that too often. it was part of an annual talent show in austin. students like martina also performed at the event. it started in 2006 to support the race for the cure. heather was the sister of sean gardener who lost her battle with breast cancer. they report it raised $10,000 in one night for the team. >>> what great news is happening in your community? tell me about it. get in touch with me on-line at oh my goff.tv. click on angie's army and sent send in your videos and events today. >>> switching gears, another local outreach effort giving to those that serve. it is called star spangled smiles and in the end a veteran will walk away with a new set of teeth. it is a prize that the past has changed lives. from. >> from battling allergie

it prompted the producer jake gibson, son of john gibson, in little rock, instead of ordering chicken fried steak or ribs to order sussushi. >> brian: that's just wrong. thanks a lot. still ahead, sarah palin tells greta van susteren what it was like to have her e-mail hacked and then face her hacker in court. stunning views courtesy of the sun and nasa. our science guy tell us what the images mean for scientists and we talk about the future of nasa. i saw him the other day in florida. we'll catch up in a moment. stay with us. [ male announcer ] we call it the american renewal. because ge capital understands what businesses need to grow. that's why today ge capital provides critical financing to more than 300,000 growing companies. ♪ absolutely! i have a lot of stuffiness at night. it wakes me up. i have allergies. ♪ you're right. i'm getting more air. -oh, yeah. -oh, wow! [ female announcer ] for two free samples, go to breatheright.com. like, why are my numbers too low? are you looking for answers? the accu-chek aviva system now has new tools to help you discover what your numbers m

>> no, but i did, when charlie gibson retired, i gave him that lamp from "a christmas story" and it does know. they ripped off my leg. >> jimmy: you should trademark your leg. >> you're right. >> jimmy: yes. so, but, do you like "dancing with the stars"? >> i love it. are you obsessed? >> jimmy: i'm really into it. i actually like it a lot. kate gosselin, the other night, two weeks ago. >> it's incredible, yes. >> jimmy: had to be the worst dance i've ever seen. and that made me -- [ laughter ] it makes me feel good about myself. i go, "i'm not that bad." >> i hear that you can, like, impersonate that dance. >> jimmy: it's kind of my dance. >> can i see it? can i see it? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ laughter ] [ impersonating bruno tonioli ] >> "let me tell you what your mistake was. you utilize the whole dance floor." >> jimmy: "that was amazing." >> "if you weren't going through divorce, i would make love to you." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was fantastic. >> i love bruno. >> jimmy: now, i love -- is it nicole? >> nicole, from the pussycat dolls. >> jimmy: pussycat dolls. >> incredible.

from gibson's homer in the '88 series to larson's perfection in the '60s series, no one has done it betterstingly on the 52nd anniversary of the first game dodgers ever played in l.a. let's listen to this. towers drive to left. >> am i supposed to follow that? i mean, top nine. jonathan broxton to pop to second. 2-1 dodgers win it. no decision for barry zito. first time he went back to that start of the season since 2003. first save of the season for jonathan broxton. dodgers option russ ar tease to aaa albuquerque. >>> marlins and phils. cole hamels on the bump. top two. dan uggla getting into one. going off the foul pole. solo shot. marlins led 1-0. bottom eight, same score. check out the effort on the ben fr fr francisco pump. four hits all day. then top nine, marlins still up 1-0. uggla down the line. rbi double. florida goes on to win by a final of 2-0. nate robertson moves to 8-0. jorge cantu extended his hit streak to 17 games, dating back to last season. highest scoring team in the majors despite just one run in their last two games. >>> nats above .500 for the first time in two ye

and were so fortunate here to have an organization like southlake and larry gibson and k.for it, to be able to have those opportunities to witness it. and my question is, back in illinois, what is the state of the sensibility there. i mean, can people see what's happening? >> yeah, coarser stripmining this pretty much gone now, you know, we are very high sulfur coal. you know, kerry cabo who wrote a very classic nights in the cumberland, you know, when i was a kid in the 60's. and talked about the race of appalachia got its in illinois. in a begin in illinois in the 1850's. they raced up the hills and they eventually ruled in the steam powered engines and empower shovels. they dug up the panama canal. the chart to which a little town called terra and eventually it erupted into a massacre of 1921, between strikers. and then from the steam powered engines, they brought in the dry glance. it's about the tallest building was gone in southern illinois. twenty-one stories tall and they can scoop out to meteor craters at the same time. gosh. and then just walk out of the neighbor

blake gibsons, sound asleep, at least, his parents would be happy to see he was actually sleeping when and they are not happy folks, they initiated a lawsuit, the picture was taken by a web cam imbedded in the computers they issued to the students and, wendy, welcome, it is good to have you with us today. >> good morning. martha: when i heard about this, i thought, everybody -- you know, it makes sense they have the web cam and if it is lost or stolen they can figure out where it is and, that makes sense and turn it off and if it is in your room to maintain your privacy and it is rather odd. some of these pictures they have. and then you hear one of the administrators, of this, technology at the school, said something like, oh, reportedly, like, it is watching a soap opera, seeing the pictures. this is weird. >> i have to agree, that this is weert weird and writing that e-mail will not help the lawsuit and clearly, the kids knew that they were getting these laptops as a kind of loaner from the school for educational purposes and in exchanges for taking them home they were told, that th

david gibson at politics daily daumt joins us. good morning. always published author on the topic. talk to us about what the vatican, what the pope, can do with this corporate scandal. >> it's really going from bad to worse as you've seen from that report. and what we need to hear from the pope himself, he's the one voice that has been silent in all of this as you've seen these various voices speaking up and saying things that aren't helping anything. >> what message does he need to convey? is there a truth in all of this that perhaps he could convey that would satisfy people's minds? >> i think basically all people are looking for is a sense that he understands this crisis and he understands how he himself was not atuned to this. what which is really what these cases that are coming out that had a direct connection to his own time at the vatican when he used to be the top official there and when he was archbishop in munich. they just want to know from him that, yes, he's been on a learning curve, as well as many other, and he has much more to learn. they want the words from a ba p

showing charlie gibson, enjoying his next chapter in his element. throwing out a ceremonial first pitch for his beloved nationals. it was a little high and outside. >> a little? >> high and outside. we'll give it to him. >> it looks like he is enjoying retirement. living the dream he is. thanks, juju. >>> to the weather now. wasn't that great, sam? >> it was power, though. high and outside means he had more power in that arm. i love you, charlie. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on we want to talk about. the fourth storm moves on to the west coast. it mains rain, wind and mountain snow, still for the western areas. the highest wind from reno to l.a. i would include san diego in this. vegas involved in that, as well. in the northeast, sloppy situation with strong winds, cool temperatures. clouds and damp moisture. look at that snow showing up in the mountains. and we have big, warm mountains. tallahassee 80 degrees in the deep south. >> and more from sam later. >>> now, walmart is vowing to fight a court decision monday that cleared t

gibson if my comment is correct. >> i don't have a copy of it and i don't know what's blue and what's red. but what i can do is undermine a minute, every single transaction will be reported in one form or another. to the cftc or the sec. 100% of it. >> i understand that 100%. addition to any dispute about that or any misunderstanding. >> i'm not talking about the reported that a document clearing and trading. >> you're not going to clear end users under the chairman's mark. don't be mistaken about that. >> i think the point is if we're going to keep working on this and to pie charts and this that and the other, and consider red and blue and the difference is why don't we work with the bipartisan bill that we started six months ago on and use that as the base bill and go ahead with all these other concerns? i don't get it. >> as i mentioned before we can surely continue to work on these, but everyone -- i have put forward a mark that i feel is the storms and the most necessary in terms of circumstances that we are dealing with. as i said the minor disgrace that we had still exist and w

margaret gibson. >> laura -- >> ashley eckel. >> catherine kragen. >>>> my mother-in-law, carroll bowers. cassandra booker. alita bitty. towson battel. sandy avery. pamela argo. richard allen. teresa alexander. >> thank you, all. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for being with us today. your presence means a locked on this 15th anniversary. -- means a lot on this 50th anniversary. admission to the museum is complementary provided five -- provided by our friends at cox to medications. but iran, secretary hippolyta llano -- secretary the awill hol on the media's role on terrorism. thank you. [applause] >> on washington journal, tomorrow morning, how americans feel about government. our guest is carolina doherty, patrick corvington and kenneth vogel will take your questions about political fund raising her head"washington journal -- fundraising. all this month, see the winners of the c-span's studentcam document nouri contest. watched the top winning videos every morning on c-span at 6:50 a.m. eastern, just before " washington journal." then, meet the people that made them. >> now, represen

he lays the ball out for gibson. in the third minute, it's all level on the aggregate.manchester united up 1-0. then the portuguese winger showing a touch of class. he beats the keeper. 2-0 manchester united. they would go to the semis if they could hang on. but robin with the volley. bayern munich lose the game 3-2, but they go through on the away goal rules. they are headed to the semifinals. >> rusty's here. bordeaux and leon first,-ever all french quarterfinal winner would get bayern munich. in the 45th minute, our first goal of the game. the moroccan grew up in france, born in france, but plays for the moroccan team. it's all about aggregate. it doesn't matter what you score in this game, it's what you score in both legs. away goals count. it's complicated for the average american, but the bottom line is bordeaux needed another goal, and the top goalie for the frenchman with great save. so lyon advance 3-2 on aggregate despite losing the game 1-0. >> top stories coming up, including the latest from georgia on the ben roethlisberger sexual assault allegation. there

so got softwaarcastic and asked reporter do you know the names like charlie gibson asked palin what thebush doctrine was and she snapped back. they may be fun at a barbecue or party but either one i don't believe knows the difference between social inch and rheumatism. guest: not all of these politicians and presidential candidates are geniuses. but most -- but if you are going to run for president -- and bush are for his failings as an intellect at times or as a scholar, did study hard and i think that basically if you are going to try to be a serious figure on the national stage and particularly run for president you have to learn about federal governs and things you may not known about the senate or the way medicaid and medicare work. and there is no sign that palin has subjected herself to that kind of intensive few torls and -- tutorials and study. i don't think there is any reason she couldn't but she hasn't. host: what is the story line you are following today? >> michael steele is speaking and it will be interesting to see how he is received and the sense in the audience here in

you will want to use franklin gibson road as an alternate. at 97. that continues to be the case both the eastbound and the westbound lanes. once you finally are other 97, no complaints. smooth sailing in both directions taking it from crownsville all the way toward 695 in the northbound lanes and then let's check in on the beltway once you finally hop in that region on wilkens avenue, that traffic is flowing freely, inner loop and outer loop toward 795. that's a look at the morning travels. patrice and megan, back over to you. >>> coming up who will make it on american idol? >>> i can't tell you ♪ ♪ is you got to be free >> who the judges like best to win it all. >>> all i can say is that for the back 9 episodes the musical numbers are bigger and better. >> and next, it was a huge hit in the fall and now it's back. what it watch for when [ telephone rings ] by 3:00! 15 more. need this in 10 minutes. [ machines ringing and whirring ] let's do this. multitasking runs on dunkin'. america runs on dunkin'. with our new freshly baked bagel twists,

margaret gibson. >> laura -- >> ashley eckel. >> catherine kragen. >>>> my mother-in-law, carroll bowersdra booker. alita bitty. towson battel. sandy avery. pamela argo. richard allen. teresa alexander. >> thank you, all. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for being with us today. your presence means a locked on this 15th anniversary. -- means a lot on this 50th anniversary. admission to the museum is complementary provided five -- provided by our friends at cox to medications. but iran, secretary hippolyta llano -- secretary the awill hol on the media's role on terrorism. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> in a few moments, the chairman of the house ways and means commission will speak at the national press club. in our work, vice-president at -- vice-president biden on the weekend action that killed several top al qaeda leaders. later, richard holbrooke on afghanistan and pakistan. later, the proposed banking regulations bill from senator christopher dodd. >> a couple of live events to

. >>> mel gibson's ex-girlfriend speaks out.d the mother of his 5-month-old daughter made her first appearance since the sudden breakup. she told a news conference the split was mutual and said, quote, unfortunately, i cannot give you the reason, but you will find out everything quite soon. >>> james bond needs a rescue. startling news that james bond, the movie, is on the brink of disaster. producers have just announced work on the 23rd film of the franchise has been suspended indefinitely. the cause? financial problems at mgm, the studio behind the films. >> that's your exclusive "showbiz tonight" news break. i'm a.j. hammer and make sure you joining us "showbiz tonight" for all of the big news breaking and we are back every night at 11:00 p.m. eastern and pacific here on hln. >>> every leave your cell phone behind somewhere? well, it happens and apparently this phone was forgotten at a bar and now it's the buzz all over the internet and yet guy who left it may number big trouble with his boss. er tes eaa he eaa i'm really gla

people who actually did the work on this case, my first assistant united states attorney virginia gibson, assistant united states colin sherico, dennis cook, it is hard-working agents from health and human services and postal inspector generals and the hard-working attorneys from the hhs ig. each united states attorney's office focuses upon the health care fraud that it finds in its district. in the eastern district of pennsylvania, we have had great success pursuing pharmaceutical companies that have defrauded the government through kickbacks and off-label marketing. in the last five years this office has recovered more than $4 billion for taxpayers from pharmaceutical companies that cut corners and did not play by the rules. they used its sales force to pressure doctors to prescribe seroquel for purposes that had never been approved by the food and drug administration. the fda only approves drugs after they have been rigorously tested to ensure that they are safe and effective. by pushing seroquel for unapproved purposes, they made patients into guinea pigs in an unsupervised drug test