gilbert nearly lost it.ere is foye, thought about it, butler, and now jamison, he will try it for 3. not there. knocked out-of-bounds by minnesota and it will be washington ball. >> phil: brendan applied pressure inside there. jefferson was one of the players trying to keep it away from him. jefferson was the last one to touch it. >> steve: antawn is looking for the range, he is 3-19 from the field. they reset with a fresh 24. we have played five minutes here in the third quarter. butler thought about it, nowhere to go. gilbert, still tied. drives around wilkins. spinning. lays it up and missed it. arenas for another jumper, this one was strong. a loose foul job by antawn jamison. it looks like he is holding his throat. no, they are calling it on minnesota. i thought they had jamison on top. >> phil: he took a shot or someone was holding him. did they call it on kevin love? >> steve: they did, his first personal. wizards get a represerve and yet another opportunity there as they were unable to cash in on a c

steve: gilbert arenas looking for hey wood. brendon for gilbert for the open shot. that's what you are looking for. nice pass from the big man. >>phil: he had the ball long enough for the defense to drop in. gives brandon an assist on that. steve: here is mayo off of the screen. >>phil: number one in that department. they are going to continue to work and get the shots inside. steve: another great shot from gilbert arenas. saunders put this team through the ringer on sunday before washington and flew here from memphis. he let them have it. >>phil: trying to get the players to realize what they have to do to turn the ship around. steve: here is mayo. washington and brendan haywood, third in the nba in blocks per game. >>phil: good no call. mayor was out of control on that shot. steve: rodney mock and courtney kirkland. washington is struggling from the outside. and a foul is called on randy foy. >>phil: he jumped to the left side. he is in a position to get by the pick. he is by de zol and makes contact. steve: 340 to play. a foul is called on carol. it is so a good

gilbert will take the first shot. the wizards come off an excellent win the other night in milwaukee, 109-97. their second straight. third in the last four games. flynn on the pick and roll jefferson for the jumper, a little strong. washington battling for the ball. gilbert is doing better. >> phil: he is doing a great job from the guard position. >> steve: flynn the rebound. first of two meetings between these teams. last year the wizards swept them two straight for the second consecutive year. washington has won four straight games overall and the last two here in minneapolis. >> phil: we have antawn jamison in his 12th year, lover love in his second year. i think similar players, they are not the biggest at the power forward position but they both rebound the ball extremely well. kevin love is averaging five offensive rebounds during the game. >> steve: brendan haywood scores on the dunk. the last time the wizards loss to this team was in 1997 here. here is love, pulls up for the jumper and hits. he has been extrem

gun, which is after the war was over in parliamentary hearings there was testimony from lord john gilbert who was a number two figure in the british defense ministry in the war and was responsible for the british defense but a major role in the war. he testified at length about the war in 2000 supporting the war and when he was asked about the military annex he had this to say. i think certain people were spoiling for a fight in nato at that time. we were at a point where some people felt something had to be done against serbia so you just provoked a fight. with regard to the peace terms themselves, gilbert said, quote, i think the terms put to milosevic were absolutely intolerable.

here's gilbert from way outside. good for three. three-pointer for gilbert arenas.e wizards' second field goal. he made 41 of them on the season. he's 4th in the league in scoring at 21 in a game. baseline jumper is short. haywood is. there the wizards playing against a team that is ranked 30 30th in 30 teams in rebounding. >> phil: also giving up the most rebounds to their opponent. it's the situation if you show the offensive position for your rebound. you a chance to get the shot. >> steve: maggette fouled by jamison who could not keep pace with him. >> phil: like i said, that's what maggette does. he's always been among the league leaders to get to the free throw line. the minutes changed from time to time when he was with the clippers and here, but he's always one of the guys to force the action and get to the line. in fact the last three games, all 24 point games for himself he's averaged. >> steve: very productive guy. last year second most points off the bench in the nba. only jason terry he has had more. >> reporter: the last three games he averaged ten fre

mike green is the guy closest to gilbert. >> craig: close.if it was in there. >> joe: one thing i can tell you, i heard a contact that sounded like stick on stick. that doesn't mean stick on puck. and the efforts of green giving washington a huge advantage right now. a boat load of five of three time. moving towards the nine minute mark in the third. he has two talis, can he provide the natural hat trick? backstrom setting up shot. green, closing in. two-man advantage for the guys in white. green, for ovechkin on the one- timer. shank. he has to get it right between the two lanes. too far ahead. >> craig: ovechkin, one touch passing. they set it up. the top is there for ovechkin, and he should have shot it. >> joe: exactly. they moved the goalie side to side, which we were talking about, and he has to let that fly. >> craig: green and ovechkin playing catch. on the outside there, there's backstrom. laich setting the screen. green fires at the line, swept away by sneed. what a play there. ovechkin settles. off the goal line. ovechkin going wid

gilbert drives. his pass is intercepted. he turns it over. a timeout, corey brewer has a new career high of 27 points after scoring a career high at utah on december 14th. so a big night for him. >> phil: yeah, knocking down good range perimeter shots and also came up with seven rebounds. but 9-16 is you just what this this theme needed. with their go to guys down low of jefferson and love. >> steve: damien wilkins was born in washington, d.c. kevin love the rebound. that will give him nine for the game. he is continuing his torrid pace. in the last ate games he came in averaging 13 rebounds per game. >> phil: right now he has the longest streak of consecutive >> steve: he has a double- double in the last 10 games, as well. he has 16 points tonight. he misses that free throw. 100-89. wizards feel like coming into this game they had a good shot to take this team and head to memphis with a three game win streak, but it's not going to happen. just not going to happen and it just shows you that any team in the league, just like in football, any g

gilbert stalling the attack. green is there for washington. mike green with his parents in attendance tonight. mike green's mom and pop making a three-hour journey from calgary to be here tonight. this way for green. backstrom is next. washington's point-scoring leader. semin to ovechkin. tap on the perimeter. semin with 11:00 # on the power play. alex semin force feeding into the inside. backstrom, on a softer pass. semin didn't get the chance to cap that one. >> craig: i thought they would be shooting more off the get go. they need to get the shots. >> joe: they are playing keep away. the penalty killers for the oilersers are dead tired. >> craig: keep away is fine, but they need more shots. i thought they would come out firing from everywhere. they have had the puck a lot but not getting the shots on them. >> joe: the former flyer will send it back. joe beninat and i craig laughlin with you in edmonton. there's knuble, and deslauriers has been the difference in period one. >> craig: there's no netting behind deslauriers. he has had the butt

after the war was over in parliamentary hearings there was testimony from lord john gilbert who was the number two figure in the british defense ministry during the war responsible for intelligence, but a major role in the war. he testified at length about the war in 2000 the, supporting the war, and when he was asked about the military annex, he had this to say: i think certain people were spoiling for a fight in nato at that time. we were at a point when some people felt something had to be done against serbia, so you just provoked a fight. with regard to the peace terms themselves, gilbert said, quote, i think the terms put to milosevic were absolutely intolerable. how could he possibly accept them? it was quite deliberate. now, the operative phrase here, ladies and gentlemen, is it was quite deliberate. okay? so this is not an accident, all right? this was put forth to milosevic with knowledge that this was going to be unacceptable, that milosevic could not possibly have accepted these terms. no leader in a similar situation could have reasonably been accepted to -- excepted to acce

with regard to the peace terms themselves, gilbert said, quote, i think the terms put to milosevic were absolutely intolerable. how could he possibly accept them? it was quite deliberate. now, the operative phrase here, ladies and gentlemen, is it was quite deliberate. so this was not an accident. this was put forth to milosevic with knowledge that this was going to be unacceptable. that milosevic could not possibly have accepted these terms. no leader in a similar situation could have reasonably been expected to accept terms that humiliating, okay? and this was done with intent. i would take this as likely evidence that the united states was seeking to undermine the peace talks. certainly it had that effect. and that right after this was presented serbia lost all interest if the peace talks leading directly to the peace talks and ultimately the war. so i think it's incorrect, myth as to say, that all u.s. powers used all reasonable means to achieve a diplomatic solution and only went to war when a diplomatic solution was possible. a diplomatic situation was made impossible according to

midpoint for gilbert. 28 seconds left. nilsson turns it, penner operates. for gagner. through the seem, horcoff. twister, looking for the deflection. jammed away by backstrom. on the outlet. he will send it wide. getting in the grill. six seconds. now five. a spirited comeback is complete in the third. washington comes home from the great white north. a 4-2 winner. >> craig: one of the best games of the season as far as comebacks are concerned, joe. i mean just the way they rallied. they looked down and out after 40 minutes. i thought the team could be done, but the way they came out, their star player was the star, and that's the difference maker tonight. been brought to you by geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. 1-800-947-auto. by morgan franklin, your partners were long lasting business and technology solutions, and by land-rover. the luxury that's more than a luxury. to learn more about the 2010 land-rover vehicles, visitland- rover usa today. the capital's first visit to edmonton in more than three years. back in october of '06 they were

gilbert is really struggling with the point guard. >> no question. he had to get to the point where he locks in and focuses. if you are athletic, you can be athletic and fast defensively. and what happens, it is open playing. the defense has to rotate. he has to perform appreciation an guarding ball and stay in front. >> reporter: well, the indiana pacers lost 6-4 last night. 107-91. the h & h went off. >> they went the game last night. career high, 20 points. 21 points himself. they are the future of this ball club. tonight the word is they will take advantage of everything right now. >> very interesting. you and i talked about this in the earlier match up of the season. >> when he is able to stay out on the floor and not take the styles, he has so many skills. he can use the left or right hand and use passion for the game. >> if you could, give us the keys to victory for the wisconsins tonight. >> it will be a good job. doing an awesome job. you might recall back on november #th, the pacers won 102-86. that night antawn jamison let his voice be hea

still gilbert arenas. makes two points. up they have. one last shot for the wiz. butler for three.tied 1-1, second period. >> scored! a rebound. what a piece by la rondo. >> ryan getz. kyle calder. tucks beat the canucks 3-2. that is basically it for us on the "final score." thanks for watching the show live from los angeles this evening. i guessed earlier that the las vegas big moment would be kobe bryant. they at any time tell me, really, we knew it would be kobe bryant. overtime winner in milwaukee. good night. >> lakers for the win. kobe going up. yes! at the buzzer, he does it! he wins it for the lakers. in overtime. 110-106. the best closer finisher. i'll have one of those. you know every time you order a captain and cola a holiday fairy gets her wings. shh, holiday fairy. thank you tim. (announcer) calling all captains. drink responsibly. ♪ tell me who's watching. ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ (announcer) it's right here. it's easy.

. >> i'm not sure gilbert allow it to be a convenient sight for protest. i'm sure that taft who was designed in the architecture didn't intend it for that purpose either. it is a lovely intro dux to the court. -- introduction. it doesn't hereto you immediately. but it's more or less often in the distance. the protest point you bring up is very interesting. i understand people having strong feelings about some of things that we do and we're involved in. but it's not a situation where our decisions should be guided by popular pressure. and so the protests to some extent are there as a way for people to express their feelings but shouldn't be directed at us. you would not want us deciding what the constitution means based on what the popular feeling is. quite often in many of our most famous decisions are ones that the court took that were quite unpopular and the idea that we should yield into what the public is quite foreign to having the country under the rule of law. >> but are you cognizant of them? >> you can see there there are a lot of people gathered.

we'll go on to gilbert joining us from alabama. good morning. caller: i feel that this will notÑi only be remembered as a historical year, but i feel this will be the tipping point of the world. three things that point in that direction is the war in afghanistan and the war in iraq. the rising unemployment and the copenhagen climate meeting. if these are not handled professionally, it will change the whole direction of the world. and i'm looking forward to these three issues being addressed not only by the administration in america but by other world leaders. ju mention copenhagen. this from the "the new york times" this morning. one of the many photographs of the demonstrations around the capital city of denmark, an area known as capital square where demonstrations took place. thousands marching in copenhagen calling for action. the president calling there for the first couple days of the meeting. also what is called a congressional delegation, and our news makers guests will be in attendance for the final days of the copenhagen summit. we'll h

gilbert de la cruz quote, we're at the point of losing our home because we've spent our savings on medical and prescription drugs. i'm 67, retired and my wife is 62. because of the medicare gap and prescription drug coverage, we have to pay $600 a month on prescription drugs. it's a huge portion of our monthly income. we will be selling our home shortly because -- and perhaps moving in with one of our children because there doesn't seem to be any option. well, i want to say to mr. de la cruz, help is on the way. if we get the 60 votes, we are forced to get, not 50 when the majority, but 60 votes because of the republican filibuster. we get those 60 votes each time, there's hope for you because we are going to fix that entire problem. mr. ronald kim, he says i'm in the construction industry and my work is very slow. he says he is in the design industry. i'm in danger of becoming financially ill and i'm looking for ways to stay healthy. and one way may be to eliminate my medical insurance. it is a significant part of my budget. this may, heaven forbid, lead me to financial ruin if i get sick

that on the other end, gilbert arenas swatted by evans.onia. he's back with the spurs in town. spurs playing back-to-backs, looked awful against the suns. first quarter, warriors down one. they are the ones in yellow. maggette. popovich calls a time-out. first quarter still. curry. knocks that one down. 14-12, it is early. >>> back to the hockey, canucks trying to win four straight. the ducks in town. first period no score. bobby ryan goes the other way, and he goes what's called five hole. it is ryan's 15th of the year. . . brothers, not the movie but daniel and henrik sedin tie it up at one the other way. . >>> wig and liv. your long centering pass. >> the header was enough, and how they needed that! >> right! 2-1, liverpool is a winner. >>> that is it, we're out of here. i'm andrew siciliano. thank you for for watching. we showed it to you like five minutes ago. your las vegas "big moment" is kobe bryant at the buzzer. >> there's a move. two, one -- >> kobe bryant. >> unbelievable. >> yes! >> he does it. >> it's over. >> was there ever

following the gilbert arena turnover, westbrook goes the other way. oklahoma city gets the season series -- sweeps the season series. following the game, flip saunders went open mike calling out his team. >> this team for the last five years has been known as one of the worst defensive teams in the league. until we make a commitment -- and we could not stop anybody out there we were playing solid defense and now we are not. and i don't know what the reason is. i don't know if we are tired, lazy, i don't know, but, you know, right now, he is correct. >> they can't guard anybody. i can go out there on that floor and pick anybody on the team one on one and, at 52 years old, i can drive around them. >> you look at the best teams in the league, boston, spurs, teams that are riew lalime good every year, when their offense is not going, their defense keeps them in the games. maybe we should watch some focus highlights but we need to gear it up a little better. >> we have to wake up. and i told them, don't think it can't get any worse because we can. it can.

gilbert look crews, quote, we are at the point of losing our home because we have spent our savings on medical and prescription drugs. i am 67, retired in my white is 62. because of the medicare gap and prescription drug coverage we have had to pay $600 a month on prescription drugs. it is a huge portion of our monthly income. we will be selling our home shortly because, and perhaps moving in with one of our children because there doesn't seem to be and the option. i want to say to mr. de la crews, help is on the way, if we get the 60 votes were forced to get, not 51 the majority but 60 votes because of the republican filibuster. we get the 60 votes each time. there is hope for you because we are going to fix that entire problem. mr. ronald cam says i am in the construction industry and my work is very slow. he says he is in the design industry. i am in danger of becoming financially ill and i am looking for ways to stay healthy and one way may be to eliminate my medical insurance. it is a significant part of my budget. this may have been forbid lead me to financial ruin if i get injur

gilbert de la cruze -- quote -- "we're at the point of losing our home because we spent our savings on medical and prescription drugs. i'm 67, retired, and my wife is 62. because of the medicare gap in prescription drug coverage, we've had to pay $600 a month on prescription drugs. it's a huge portion of our monthly income. we will be selling our home shortly because -- and perhaps moving in with one of our children because there doesn't seem to be any option." well, i want to say to mr. de la cruze, help is on the way if we get the 60 votes we are forced to get. not 51, the majority. but 60 votes because of a republican filibuster. we get those 60 votes each time, there's hope for you because we are going to fix that entire problem. mr. ronald kim, he says "i'm in the construction industry and i work, my work is very slow." he says he's in the design industry. "i'm in danger of becoming financially ill and i'm looking for ways to stay healthy. and one way may be to eliminate my medical insurance. it is a significant part of my budget. this may, heaven forbid, lead me to financial ruin

gilbert with a chance to tie, but misses both against the celtics. that proved to be costly back here tonight. redeeming himself tonight? no. misses both again. unbelievable. that would start a break here. rebound. out in front. just 25 seconds to go. then the inbound. looks like a foul is called. dunleavy would hit both. last chance. lose, 114-113. >> he is the man. has to make the plays. bottom line. you put the ball in the hands of your superstar and you have confidence. i have confidence if he got fouled he would make that play again. he didn't. >> all right. the wizards trying to redeem themselves monday back on the court. out west, another clipper tip offset for 10:30. our coverage begins on sportsnite at 10:00. >>> and in college hoops, maryland takes on eastern kentucky. the turks take on eastern kentucky. vasquez did not start this one. knocking down a long jumper, 4- 0, turks. solid play continues tonight. steal, slam, 13-5, maryland. eastern kentucky will put together a little comeback. 8 buckets in a row for eku. stepping up with a drive,