gilbert? did the a fail-safe system cannot receive the system to enact tax whether it is an override, the diagnostic codes did not kick him? >> i believe he has blown around the override system. >> and we don't know the source of but it is a book and to start research? >> yes. have information beyond site. mr. dingell asked and a couple of questions have been about this event data recorder. >> yes. >> the event data recorder tells you what happens five seconds before an accident and one second after. specific requests have been made on the auburn, new york, crash which was a 2010 camry. that erb has been seized. do you know where it is? why isn't that information made available to ntsa or anyone else? >> if i can get information on that crash. >> how about the southlake texas one. 208 toyota avalon. happened on december 26th. same thing. it says conduct a site visit on 1/12 where they pulled the black box out if you will. where is the results on that? >> and they pulled the pedal off. i don't

i have been around gilbert i know how he operatings. i was not surprised it didn't help his case. >> odd behavior. >> i want to go back to the motion. i'm on the sideline getting ready to do my report i see it the first thing i think is what is he doing? i mean it is like he is slapping the nba in the face when he makes a comment he does something like this after the game. i asked him what was that about, what were you thinking there. >> the young players wanten to lighten the mood let's do it. you know it is no joking matter. i think that we have the past couple of days said he is using laughter as a defense mechanism in terms of his real feelings, but it is to the point when you challenge the powerful man in professional sports in north america and calling him mean and, basically just throwing it in the league's fails every day and twitters and all the other stuff, it has got ton a point david stern had no choice. the problem was the gap. you have the statements he was so-called issuing through attorneys which were the reasoned apolog

gilbert's tests.and that toyota was able to produce the same conditions without triggering an error. is that correct? >> yes. >> when did exponent do that test? >> the wee hours of the night last night. >> so this is new information for us? >> yes. >> i'm assuming toyota will be willing to shart results of that testing also with this committee, correct? >> yes, we will. >> now, in your opening statement, you said that toyota had done extensive testing of electronics and found no issues. do you wish to change or clarify this remark in light of the findings disclosed to the committee today? >> again, i'm relying on the information from japan that they told me they have done testing. i have not seen it myself. i have not seen test results. i'm relying on their information to me that they have tested it extensively. >> okay. in light of the new revelations revealed by your attorney mr. hester that exponent was able to replicate the same conditions as dr. gilbert last night. does that change your testimony

gilbert's tests.e the same conditions without triggering an error. is that correct? >> yes. >> when did exponent do that test? >> the wee hours of the night last night. >> so this is new information for us? >> yes. >> i'm assuming toyota will be willing to shart results of that testing also with this committee, correct? >> yes, we will. >> now, in your opening statement, you said that toyota had done extensive testing of electronics and found no issues. do you wish to change or clarify this remark in light of the findings disclosed to the committee today? >> again, i'm relying on the information from japan that they told me they have done testing. i have not seen it myself. i have not seen test results. i'm relying on their information to me that they have tested it extensively. >> okay. in light of the new revelations revealed by your attorney mr. hester that exponent was able to replicate the same conditions as dr. gilbert last night. does that change your testimony today? >> i'm not sure i understa

but i would hope you would get with professor gilbert and compare your notes, compare your testing tomake a determination on whether it is or isn't. >> yes, sir. >> thank you. the time has expired. now call on the gentleman from ohio. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank our witnesses for their time today and for coming in and testifying before the committee. mr. inaba, i'm concerned about some of what you say in your testimony relative to what we have learned about toyota employees and former nhtsa employees. as has been explored by multiple members here today, there seems to be a conflict or certainly seems to be an effort on the part of former nhtsa employees employed by toyota or formerly employed by toyota to put a halt to investigations. i'll refer to the business week article on february 12th. it said one example, in a lawsuit, the company and nhtsa expressed limiting unintended acceleration complaints to incidents lasting less than a second. that's what representative was referring to. all four of the probes, toyota aides helped end were complaints unintended accelerati

gilbert's tests. produce the same conditions without triggering an error. is that correct? >> yes. >> when did exponent do that test? >> the wee hours of the night last night. >> so this is new information for us? >> yes. >> i'm assuming toyota will be willing to shart results of that testing also with this committee, correct? >> yes, we will. >> now, in your opening statement, you said that toyota had done extensive testing of electronics and found no issues. do you wish to change or clarify this remark in light of the findings disclosed to the committee today? >> again, i'm relying on the information from japan that they told me they have done testing. i have not seen it myself. i have not seen test results. i'm relying on their information to me that they have tested it extensively. >> okay. in light of the new revelations revealed by your attorney mr. hester that exponent was able to replicate the same conditions as dr. gilbert last night. dr. gilbert last night. does that change your testimony> k

. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. storm is finally dying downtown tonight. and adding to the incredible amounts of snow that we had on the ground across the region. >> yeah, that and strong, strong winds created a dangerous situation today. all day today. chief meteorologist vytas reid joins us with a closer look at the winter blast. vytas? >> lots of snowfall coming downtown dealing with winds. and that will happen overnight. right now looking at baltimore city. arlington, snowfall for you. 28.9. gwynn oak 13. pimlico 13. heeldersburg 24. line ofboro 23. queen ann's county, almost 11 inches. harford county, fallston, 19.5. edgewood, 15. belair 11.3. and we get to baltimore county. glyndon 22 inches. free land 21. parkton. parkville at 18.8. and bwi official number. from the airport. looking at 19.5. green haven at 17.5. southgate 16.2. crofton at 12.8. and howard county. which was the hardest hit from the last storm. jared gaither 20. savage 18. elkridge, 38.8. previous storm. 16.5. so a lot of snow but mother nature gave you a break. we are looking at the

i am jeff barnd. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. the storm last night might be tiny compared to the one coming our way. >> this is another storm targeting the state after maryland. winter storm watch is in effect. as we speak. chief meteorologist vytas reid joins us with a look at the sky watch winter blast on the way. vytas? >> looks like another one is coming. and we have to brace ourselves for another winter blast. building up out of the south. right now on hd radar. nothing going on. we should see a relatively quiet night tonight. and then tomorrow plenty of sunshine. but here is the storm that is looming, and gathering strength down over texas and new mexico. we have one area of low pressure he that will track up over the eastern seaboard. secondary track across the midwest. so not just involving us but folks over the midwest. ohio river valley where they could see snow as well. national weather service, in our area, has issued a winter storm watch, for central maryland. western maryland, northern virginia and points west, as w

>> hello again i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. snow continues to fall and will for some time. how long will it last and how much are we going to get? chief meteorologist vytas reid has a closer look at the latest winter blast. we have to start naming the winter blasts and numbering them. >> kind of like hurricanes. talking about another winter blast, third of the season. right now, decent snowfall coming down heavy across baltimore and dc. zooming out the picture. dry wedge behind the last little wave pushed through. but followed by the secondary low. so the other system pushes in behind the low. and secondary system is actually going to intensify. out over the atlantic. creating very gusty winds that we will have to deal with through the morning and afternoon. winter storm warnings from boston. dc. boston, detroit, cleveland, chicago. everyone hammered. but we are getting the worst of it. around baltimore area down to d.c.. looks like the hardest hit. and further areas north. as far as how much snowfall we can see. timing shows h

i mean, let's face it, gilbert is a fabulous basketball player. >> gilbert, for the win.h, he won, he is amazing! >> an incredibly exciting basketball player. we wouldn't have signed him to the contract we did if we didn't have very high expectations for gilbert, and the best outcome would be if he's a great player again on this floor, and let's see if that can all come together. we need him to act as a mature adult, and we need some evidence that he's ready to do that, and there is some. let's wait and see over the next month or so. >> we had a great career in philadelphia but those days are over. hear from fallen eagle brian westbrook on his next move in the nfl after the break. ifd buerengin a c. u coly ne o. ich uld ve?sy, h, mour - uhy mo ur mlite oh. mbli how s thf? ou le ta offbeermuch ll, uld. whate taabouknow f omedtrok fe thhful ones. we like to knoe th st wea cle onwe spe ntruld l app oud fil wa now ou pr bi onou'lonly gae coof yney, u ca earo on hundred and fifty s. find out more at suntrust.com/solid live solid. bank solid. suntrust. >> brian west brook had a

but just the confrontation between toyota and professor gilbert, we have not clarified which side isrrect. this means there are problems that has not been resolved for the entire industry. and therefore, in the open forum, to validate the situation, we are willing to conduct testing together so our customers would be able to feel safe in the vehicles as quickly as possible. toyota is ready to extend cooperation in that regard. >> thank you for that. yes, sir? >> please allow me to give a little more -- i have a little more information about that. we'll be glad to meet with him or have him meet with our engineers and then explain his test method. if there's any input he may have, we're willing to listen to anything he has for the issue. but we have some concerns, as far as we know, and our engineers gave us some concerns about it, because he cut into a circuitry and then manipulated the system in a way that is very unrealistic. also, in the meantime, with the very short time we have conducted if some other manufacturer's cars would rchl the same, we have done three cars already with a

. >> and i'm jennifer gilbert. >>> a man convicted for sex assault may have continued to earn a paycheck if the city while he was behind bars. tonight it's getting the attention of a city council member. >> karen parks at city hall where a story you saw first on fox is bringing a lot of change. >> reporter: council woman holton submitted a resolution today to make sure there were policies in place to keep this from happening again. 37-year-old dennis mclaughlin who is behind bars and works for the department of public works as a utility repairman was also charged with sexual assault and impersonating a police officer. he served ten months in 2008 for sexually assaulting a minor. now there are allegations that mclaughlin used sick time, barroed from the city's sick bank to cover if his of time while in jail. >> did the investigation begin before fox broke the story? i don't know. there are employees in the department of public works that knew that this employee was incarcerated, that knew that this employee had someone submitting sick leave slips so that this employee could be paid while

. >>> jevaris crittenton also pled guilty with gilbert arenas. he's back in his home of atlanta serving out his suspension. presumably hoping to return to the nba next season. he broke his silence last night on an atlanta radio station and says he's trying to surround himself with positive people and realizes his mistake. >> i'm sorry for the incident. to all my families, to my fans, to the kids who look up to me. definitely a mistake that shouldn't happen but everything happens for a reason. i just want to move forward. positive talk and positive people around me just doing the right things. >> reporter: wizards continue to apply make up to the roster signing guard shawn livingston to a ten-day contract. he went pro straight out of high school and was a promising player before a horrible knee injury three years ago. he's basically been working his way back since. >>> it was supposed to be an olympic semi-finals day. turned out to be a vancouver wood shed job. here's the medal count. usa leading the way at 32. germany second at 27. norway, 20. th

who thought it could come without gilbert arenas, caron butler and antawn jamis in the mix. they have played with a lot of emotions in their two games since the all-star break. last night the wizards beat the denver nuggets. they got 20 points on 8 of 11 shooting from newly acquired josh howard and got a big boost from al thorton playing in his first game as a wizard. he contributed a team high 21 points. here is flip saunders on last night's victory. >> we were like a bunch of mad dogs. that's how we played. we went after loose balls. we didn't give up on plays. the crowd gets into it and the crowd keeps our guys juiced up. >> we all came out and played hard. you just come out, you know, and play hard. i think everybody did. >>> american skier lindsay vonn captured the event today. on the men's side, bo ode miller wins himself a medal, the most after for an alpine skier in u.s. history. his teammate took home t bronze. >>> tonight both the wizards and george mason are in action. you can catch all the highlights on geico sports xtra at 11:15. >> thank you, lindsay. >>> one l

wizards guard tarvaris crittenton pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor gun charge and he and gilbert arenasended without pay for the rest of the season. he asked the team not to appeal it. >>> king james has a unique way to get ready for a game. the defense, oj mail thinks he has an easy lay in. no he doesn't. denial is not a river in egypt, my friend. 22 points, 15 boards for james. top 25, saint john's taking on terry williams and 16th ranked hoyas. they come out on fire. sugar roger was hot all night and finished with game high 17 points. next is ruby lee wright. a little allen iverson crossover. hoyas roll 67-56. >>> clinton portis was in miami getting a few things off his chest. he said he's oken with new redskins coach mike shanahan and expects to be part of the redskins back field next season and also called shanahan a genius when it comes to vens i have schemes. he said any tension between jason campbell and himself has been cleared up. >>> your league soccer's career goal leader jaime moreonno has resigned. brian bolter is back after this. 's just our way of entertaining without go

plus nba star gilbert arenas is apologizing for bringing guns to work.bout guns and violence. >> the man who says that he has a sex tape of former presidential candidate john edwards says he's turned down large offers to sell that tape. edwards' former aide andrew young says he found a tape in a home that he and his wife shared with edwards' mistress rielle hunter. on "the i joy behar show," one writer says the scandal is not just about the tape. >> it's about the wholesale frauj lens of john edwards. it's not just the fact that he cheated to his cancer-stricken wife, it's not just the denials about paternity and the denials about safe and how totally artificial this personality was. >> a court ordered young to return the tape to rielle hunter, but he says that he's going to let the lawyers figure this out. he also has denied claims by edwards' attorneys who said he wrote the tell-all book for financial gain. catch "the joy behar show" here at 9:00 eastern on hln. >>> a man is accused of stealing shoes for decades and storing them at his house. they say

. >> good evening, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. this winter weather is now on the roll. >> yeah, snow keeps falling, we keep moving it out of the way. and more comes right on down. >> this is what the storm left last night. in canton. snow covering side streets. the main roads in the city, however, were cleared rather quickly. >> and snow overnight meant people dug cars out before going to work this morning. it is routine we're getting all too used to. people don't like it. examine some find alternatives. >> sometimes i ride the bus, and today is one of them. >> people coming up with all sorts of creative ways to battle mother nature. >> but the storm last night, might be tiny compared to the one coming our way. >> there is yet another storm targeting us. winter storm watch in effect tonight. as we speak. chief meteorologist vytas reid joins us with a look at the winter blast on the way. vytas? >> jennifer and jeff, this could make pretty big mess around the area. this is a big storm in the brewing, down south. we have been watchin

. >>> gilbert arenas has a message for kids out there. don't be like me.nd don't make fun of the situation by pretending to shoot people on the basketball court. he's suspended for the season and could face jail time after pleading guilty to the gun charge but he wrote an apology saying hopefully youngsters will learn from the serious mistakes i made with guns and not make any of their own. >>> so is your back side killing you? i'm not talking pain, i'm talking your mortality. don't take this sitting down and don't turn the other cheek, all right? >>> you want to live longer? get off your duff. i'm not talking about homer simpson's brands of beer. listen to the results of this new study. it afirms that the opposite of exercise is true. the study suggests every hour you watch tv sitting down, you have a greater chance of dying from heart disease. so if you love that dvr for at least four hours, you'll have an 80% greater chance of heart problems compared to someone who only watches the tube for about two hours. for context, the average american tv viewers s

he did "what's eating gilbert grape." least vacation there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm going to go there and hang out. i saw you surfing in the movie. >> yeah, i had to learn it for the film. and you wake up at like 3:30 in the morning because you don't want have to learn when there's a bunch of really good surfers out in the water because you just feel very, very stupid. but it's really terrifying paddling out at night. it's still dark outside and something moves and you just think you're dead. you are just like -- >> jimmy: "it's a shark!" >> "oh, it's just a seal. oh, wait, that's food." and that's not good at all. >> jimmy: two things a shark could eat. >> it's not good at all. it's one of the most gratifying things, you know, seeing the sun come up and you're out there with your buddy and, you know, you're just hanging out. >> jimmy: you got up a couple of times. >> a couple times, that was it. >> jimmy: "did we get the take? perfect. yeah, i'm not doing that again." let's take a look at a clip of the movie coming out th

. >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. >> and i am jeff barnd. we watched snow and sleet fall since yesterday afternoon. >> this storm added wind and more snow to neighborhoods already blocked in by piles of snow. >> the problem is very bad in some parts of the city. keith daniels live in medfield. keith what is happening there? >> snow pushed people inside. it is a virtual ghost town. neighborhood streets virtually abandoned. only thing outside now the snow covered cars, and streets, both untouched waiting for relief. >> in medfield more misery. >> this is absolutely crazy. >> it is a neighborhood like many others across the city, taking a beating. with so much snow. >> i cannot believe it is happening again. seems like it happened two days ago. >> this storm is different than the one over the weekend. it is loaded with high winds. examine throwing snows, at times creating whiteout conditions. no visibility. >> i am sick of the snow. >> a neighborhood under siege. with side streets under snow. there have been no plow trucks, no salt. tuesday, st

. >> and i am jennifer gilbert. we are in the middle of the second major winter blast to hit maryland in less than a week. >> our team of reporters has been keeping track of how the city and surrounding communities are dealing with the monster snow storm. >> our team of reporters have been keeping track of how the city and surrounding counties are dealing with the unprecedented snow. >> keith daniels joins us live from north baltimore where he is keeping track of the city's struggle to keep the streets clear. >> people are ring out of place to say put the snow. jeff abell joins us live from rodgers forge in baltimore county with a look at the situation there. >> karen parks is live in ellicott city with a look at the huge hit these storms have put on state and local snow fighting supplies. >> and melinda roeder will show us how the people driving buses and trains are not having much more luck getting around. >> well, this afternoon, the snow started to fall, and many people in baltimore were not done cleaning up fro

you lost two of the big three, and gilbert arenas watches the rest of the season.ers got the denver nuggets tomorrow night. the first time i guess we will see antawn jamison, strange enough in the cavalier uniform. >> no cavalier fans around here, but i'm glad he has this chance. he earned that. >> y he has. that's it -- yes, he has. that's it for this edition of geico sportsnite. >> i have jusbe'm ded. havto . havto . . ttp:ever>[t:ve situations and i am surprised that there isn't more anchor, there is a lot of anger but it's not manifesting itself in any sort of organized political effort to. i take that as meaning people are very frustrated but clearly there is invalid people are looking at wall street, the banks getting record profits, record bonuses, the people basically brought this mess and got the bailout and now they are happy and tossing around millions of dollars at each other and accrediting themselves and putting themselves on the back for being so smart. maybe they are because they ripped us off but we just don't see the political movement. i wish the

today gilbert wrote to the washington post. guns and violence are serious problems, not joking matters. a lesson that's been brought home to me over the past few weeks. i thought about it when i pleaded guilty as charge court and when i ak ep septembered my suspension without challenge. you can comment on our website right now at csnwashington.com. >>>backstrom cradles it for ovechkin. he breaks the tie. >>when they're playing well they're blowing people out. when they're not they still have ovechkin to come up big like yesterday. they had the franchise tying tenth win. that he dropped a decision nearly three weeks ago in tampa. >>they played bad and they saw their faults and played even the next night not very good. we weren't playing good until we came back and we won. it was sort of like that's the thing that shook them. they had a couple of days to practice, and they took off from there. every game is individual, and you look at it like -- you don't look at anything like streaks. you don't look at any of those things past a

. >> i didn't mean to compare the charges with gilbert to -- >> no. when you come back from a horrible time, it is a totally different thing. kobe had it go away. he paid it to go away. he wasn't found anyone. >> they had the arena filled with lakers fans chanting could be you. >> he was accused of raping a woman. >> you think if he would have been accused of raping a man it would have been -- >> i don't know. it baffles me. it amazes me when they are that forgiving. >> it is the biggest year for football plans. is there a blueprint we can look to for the nfl structure? we will take a peyt goke ahere fhe o. freci hit uy, at g [ nnou wir on ]tch tch fmalencerstar fth ws fu a boey-cn cr [ ] natie, in! ♪ nmore i-moashehow hat [ ] natie, hi seer ms o ines. thmore hai moforcustan. scr hel liiins, s togent , step and s. tterjustes. ft! sor ining rstd onti-m er fnmor floo. sears. life. well spent. >>> john fine stein, targo brashear. help me figure it out. >> we were probably looking at an uncapped year here. now there are restrictions in it, like baseball,

according to democratic state senator gilbert padilla. >> impowning the vehicle of unlicensed motorists in california is illegal and unconstitutional. >> reporter: what senator is referring to is this decision in 2005 by the 9th circuit court of appeals. it concluded that it was quote unreasonable seizure under the fourth amendment to impound a vehicle if the only justification is that the driver is unlicensed martin mayer is a lawyer for california's police chief and scher i've association. >> it was pointed out by the 9th circuit was that in the united states, you have to have a warrant to seize any personal property. with very few exceptions. >> reporter: in this memo mayer told his clients that the ruling would, quote, impact upon an officer's authority to have a vehicle towed if the only charge against the driver is driving without a licence. >> if they are doing that and they can't justify it, it would be an unconstitutional seizure of personal property. >> reporter: since the court ruling some law enforcement agencies like the california highway patrol have changed their policy.

with those preliminaries, i will turn straight away to sir martin gilbert to open the questions. >> in a letter which has just been declassified about one minute ago, your private secretary wrote to john sawers at downing street on march 15, 2001. all the good of the international development secretary is concerned that dfid was not invited to contribute to the discussions that led to the formulation of the proposed new policy framework on iraq." to what do you attribute this exclusion? >> when dfid was set up in 1997, there were old habits because the old oda had been part of the foreign office, and the foreign office really minded losing control of the budget and the policy. so there were some old habits of not bothering with dfid and there were some of squashing it, because people were annoyed, and in this instance, given the subsequent developments and the delivered exclusion of dfid and a lot of others, i think, and myself, i do not know whether that particular instance was old habits or deliberate exclusion or mixture of the two. >> when it came to the actual discussion of the ne

. >> steve: coach oelsle olson ha of great players, including gilbert arenas. miller. >> marques: california is my hometown, if you didn't know. sto >> steve: washington will hold on. leading is kyle fogg. >> marques: it's a combination of nervousness. every time he puts the arm bar up, it is slapped down. you can't have the contact, but at least have it up. there it is. >> steve: back out to the point guard abdul gaddy. suggs good shooting, knocks down his first! >> marques: suggs was the bottom man on the double screen. he comes off the single screen on the right side and is wide open for a jump shot. >> steve: huskies have their largest lead. horne, we've hardly said his name. they go to nic wise, and he almost knocks it down. they say it's washington basketball because of the great defense. >> marques: we saw that with washington state game. that tie-up has been terrific. >> steve: justin holiday! ood pointer nailfromorne

. >>> still to come, melissa gilbert, remember her from "little house on the prairie"? fall in some areas, this is not far from dulles international airport where we're looking live. tom kiron will have the latest on when the heaviest will arrive. good morning, everyone, and welcome. despite this morning's cold, snowy forecast, people took time for a swim zwrous this morning. we'll tell you where and when at Ñq >>> okay. we're back on this friday with more of "today" and a veteran actress who is coming to a theater near you, melissa gilbert is touring in a theater adaptation of "little house on the prairie." >> instead of playing young laura ingalls, melissa has taken on the role of mom. prairie tale, a memoir, has been released in paperback. lots going on, melissa. >> welcome back. >> good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> the hardest working people in the world are in the theater, aren't they? >> absolutely. and to do a musical and be dancing now, i keep -- i get out there and i think if i've done this at 25 instead of 45 maybe i wouldn't have the herniated dis

so we have deep eternal shame. >> thank you. >> turning to sir martin gilbert. as the military action began, as has been said no u.n. lead of any sort had been agreed. how did this affect that moment the division of responsibility between dfid and the military? how did it impact or what you saw as your respective contribution, what you could deliver at that time? >> as i said, we can do humanitarian anytime without legal authority because, you know, you should always help people in need. so if there's a crime of aggression you can still go in and help people. no problem with that. and all the preparations were made for that. and we spent money early to get the u.n. system and the icrc ready and we spent more money, you know, as it went. that was all absolutely fine. then for the aftermath and reconstruction, there are these very serious legal questions about geneva convention obligations and what -- and the attorney general was involved in this giving legal advice 'cause there was pressure to put british people in orha and the attorney general said they need leg

e bill: a routine bus ride taking a frightening twist, check this out from gilbert, arizona.he brick wall of a home, the bus sideswiping a transformer box and, thankfully, the driver is okay. and the two kids on board were not hurt, either, wow. and we do not know how the driver lost control. yet. but the weather looks nice there. martha: one year anniversary of the record stimulus opening a whole new can of worms these days and now speaker of the how, nancy pelosi is teaming up with the white house, to call out republicans they think are being hypocritical, when it comes to their actions versus their words on the stimulus, president obama made a reference to these republicans, last night, listen to this: >> president barack obama: if you listen to those who are trying to score political points, by attacking me or attacking michael or what we did, and despite the fact that a lot of these guys, when it comes to the ribbon-cutting for the projects, they show up... they are holding up those big checks! martha: there you have it, and even some of the president's own party, though

>> steve: i didn't either and i didn't see dwight's reaction to the official but whatever he said gilbertred a technical foul that butler makes and the lead is down to 10 after the wizards trail by as many as 21 in the first half. meantime van gun tee calls a 20- second time out. brendan haywood the last time these two teams met with a big game from washington. >> phil: 18 points, 15 rebounds, i thought he played extremely well, played dwight pretty much himself. even though he got his numbers he excelled in rebounding and scoring an when you combine with jamison and what butler did, their front line defined i think 61 points and 33 rebounds and that was a plus 11 in terms of the starting front line for the magic. so that was really a big part of their success. >> steve: haywood in that game against orlando was perfect from the field. he made all six of his field goals and all six of his free throws. mike miller called for a foul grabbing the jersey and the wizards with that mini use storage run you saw dating back to the second quarter have cut if lead to 10, a minute gone by here in the

. >>> gilbert arenas promises to be a better role model after carrying a gun into the washington wizardsn a dispute with jarius crittend crittendon. arenas now says he understand that guns and violence are serious problems and not a joke. >>> if you wanted to get an ad on during the super bowl, it's too late. six days before the colts and saints face off, commercial space for the big game is sold out already. some 30-second spots went for more than $3 million. >>> a check of this morning's weather headlines. rob marciano tracking it across the country. >> miami, 3 inches of rain yesterday. today, not quite as much in south florida. rain moving up to the carolinas, where it's meeting colder air. let's show where you the moisture is heading. right up the eastern seaboard, expecting most of the action. with that, maybe an inch or two of snow and ice expected across western parts of virginia and north carolina. a little light snow from chicago and stretching into new york. we don't expect much. notice western pennsylvania, where punxsutawney will be putting his head out of his hole or luxuri

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. >> along this whole river bank here -- >> reporter: stan gilbert owns the cleveland cavaliers.rs spent $50 million to convince recession weary ohioans to allow casino gambling. >> critics say that ohio's economy is so bad and people are so down trodden right now that it's easy to exploit them at this particular time to push through something they may not want in the future. >> it's happening anywhere. ohio voters are leaving the state every sing of them. thousands driving to detroit or west virginia or indiana. we really see this thing as a revitalization or a piece of a revitalization of the urban cores of the cities in ohio that we're going to be in. >> reporter: casinos are money makers. >> january was our best month ever. the numbers will get better and better. >> reporter: that's a god send for pennsylvania's governor. he says casino gambling produced $2 billion in tax revenue and 8,000 jobs. >> there are some people who don't like gaming but the overwhelming population in the state would prefer gaming producing tax revenue than an increase in taxes that they pay. >> repor

. >> well, let's resume this final part of the afternoon, and sir martin gilbert is here to ask questions martin. >> we've heard from a number of our military witnesses that the requirements for troops to be deployed for such a sustained period in iraq beyond the initial invasion stretched the military machine significantly. beyond the limits of what the military regarded as it sustainability. were you advised about the british military's ability to sustain a significant force in iraq? >> i was advised that we could sustain it, but it was going to be difficult, for sure. we obviously had the ongoing campaign in afghanistan, and we were bringing in troops from other countries. i think we had about 30 countries in the coalition. they brought in roughly, i don't know, 15-20,000 additional troops as well. i think we had the troops we needed in the south, but yet it was, it was all the way through it was going to be, it was going to be difficult. >> were you concerned at any point that we had actually overcommitted ourselves? >> i was very concerned we didn't, and obviously the interaction bet

sir martin gilbert is going to ask questions. martin? >> we've heard from a number of our military witnesses, there are requirements for trooped to be deplayed in a sustained period in iraq stretch the military regime beyond the limits of the military regarded it's sustainability. were you adviced about the british ability to sustain a significant force in iraq? >> i was adviced we could sustain it, but it was going to be difficult. sure. we obviously have the ongoing campaign in afghanistan. we will bring in troops from other countries. i think we had about 30 countries in the coalition. they brought in roughly, i don't know 15 to 20,000 additional troops as well. i think we have the troops we needed in the south. but yet it was -- it was all the way through it was going to be -- it was going to be difficult. if we were concerned at any point that we had committed ourselves? >> i was consider concerned to make sure we didn't. we had interaction with myself and the military was to make sure we didn't. >> in his evidence to us, general de

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wizards lost 92-76 during that game gilbert didn't play well but wallace was phenomenal. >> their forwards come at you at full blast. like the field lane. they run. play in hobbing tape game. defensively has been larry brown's calling card. stephen jackson is a mashup. you don't have to run plays for him. he can create his own shot. but gives him a push defensively. january the 1st the bobcats have the fifth best record. what impresses you the most? >> the thing that jumps at me the most as we played the last two months the increase they had. the plus three and the turnovers down four. so increase the their sharing the ball. they're moving they're manipulating of the offense. dropped their turnovers and defensively this is a team that puts you in also vice. top three teams defensively. >> key victories tonight. >> wizards play small ball. larry brown doesn't mind putting the small team on the floor. do they go small or take advantage. the wings have have to play. averaging 19 points and 10 rebounds. stephen jackson is a great player as well. averaging 20. finally you have to be prepared to