second foul on glen rice jr. hands by tony woods to keep that ball alive in there.georgia tech defenders and got the slap out. >> bob: and wake forest with a williams going to the line. l.d. is a 70% free-throw shooter, leads the team in steals and field goal percentage at 51. that is his seventh point. >> larry: his moniker is really as a good defender. most everybody who plays against wake forest always compliments defends. >> bob: weaver in, woods out. l.d. exits in favor of ari stewart. >> larry: talking about the way do wake forest keeping up with georgia tech running players in and out. paul hewitt really using only an rotation. guys. nice pass. for the jackets. the middle. >> larry: watch bell again, a good screen that time. opened it up down there and a terrific pass. you know, any time you're that wide open, peacock is standing there saying, hey, here i am, popped it right inside. wake forest with a little inattention to defense that time. that's a lapse that they usually don't have. they're pretty good about covering those guys on the screen. >> bob: peaco

no one lived there but glen burnie and perry hall, the stories are different. flames and high winds were a dangerous combination to lives and homes. >> if the wind had been a different direction it would have caught that house on fire, too. >> baltimore city fire spokesman kevin cartwright says it's the time of year where you see the bitter temperatures and leads families to rely on space heater. if you use one, it's recommended you place it three feet from the bed so it doesn't ignite on a blanket or drapery. >>> 6:08. thousands of sailors and family members had breakfast to say goodbye as the sailors were repreparing to did i employ dedeploy overseas. they are preparing to get back to business. >> you're always sad when they have to deploy, especially so soon from the last one but they have a job to do. they have to get their job done. and come home safe and sound. >> 12 years we've been married. this is our 10th deployment. it never gets easy to say goodbye. you just do it, chin up and say goodbye. >> sailors will be deployed for six months. >>> 6:09. we're

a foul on glen rice jr., it's his first.the third team good patience by wake forest. shoots over a wall this time. kept alive by stewart and l.d. williams follows it in. >> larry: williams with three baskets already and each one of them a little bit different. >> bob: no good by udofia. aminu can't handle it and it's out of bounds. 55, tony woods, coming in. georgia tech will change up as well. brian oliver coming in, number 11. he is coming off a career night in tallahassee last weekend as he went for six three-pointers against the seminoles. >> larry: six out of 13, 20 points. he has played well off of the bench. >> bob: and the jackets trailing by seven put oliver in the game. we'll see ifhey call his number right away. >> larry: you know,w,w, of the things, bob, you and i have noticed about paul hewitt while he's been the coach at georgia tech, he has substituted a lot, rotating people in and out. he seems to have settled on an eight-man rotation. >> bob: inside favors, outside oliver. he'll drive it and score it. so the

if you have to travel the beltway through glen burnie, i'll be talking about this all morning, it's a big event. maintenance on the curtis creek drawbridge. outer loop closed between route 10 and hawkins point bridge. two-way gets by on the inner loop but look for posted detours and expect major delays in that area if you have to travel the beltway around the glen burnie area. as we look at the city cameras, doing ok on the jfx, no problems at cold spring lane. back to you. >>> 5:20. it's a tradition that goes back a lot of years. the folks at the jarrettsville volunteer fire company make their train garden something special every year. take a look at this. they have multiple train sets running with some decorated winter and holiday themes. and abc2 is -- there we are live at the train garden with a little live truck in the middle of things. volunteers take weeks putting together this christmas present for the community. the intricate displays and just fun stuff to see and well worth the trip. >> i think it's really cool because all the little small people can like put it all together

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tonight, glen looks at the takeover of america and more. all week he has been closing the case on arguments he made last year. the first segment of last night's show was interrupted by breaking news out of the white house. we wanted to play it for you in the entirety. the last critical piece of the puzzle, you need to understand what is being done. why it's being done. and how they're doing it. ♪ ♪ >> i want to start with a personal note. hello, america. i don't know if i've ever told you why i believe some of the things that i do or how i began my journey into believing what i do. it's funny the uber left tries to discredit me calling me a conspiracy theorist, because i've always made fun of conspiracy people. sometimes there are conspiracies and sometimes it's plain out in the open and you have to be willing to look at it. conspiracies aren't conspiracies when they're true and open. we have been closing the case this week on all of the things that we talked about last year. because we have to move on. we can't still sit here and say gee,

there is nothing like a little glen afterhours. look, did it again.t snack and a side of me. they took away my m&ms and replaced them with grapes. i am grossing america out like crazy. make sure you join us every day. dvr, or record the show. 5:00 eastern. think about what you spend on bottled water. >>> from america's news headquarters, i'm gregg jarrett. rush limbaugh holding a news conference from the honolulu hospital where he was rushed wednesday afternoon after suffering severe chest pain. a very vocal opponent of government healthcare reform and he thanked his doctors and well-wishers and put in a plug for the current state of u.s. medical care. >> i feel very, very fortunate. i have been treated to the best healthcare the world has to offer. that is right here in the united states of america. >> other news, chaos in northwest pakistan. 75 people now dead. 60 injured. homicide bomber blowing up his car in a crowded feel of 300 people and volleyball tournament. it caused several nearby buildings to collapse. police believe locals are targeted fo

the most serious was of warwickshire lane in glen burnie. a 2-year-old boy was taken to hopkins pediatrics with life- threatening injuries. cruzes say that a burning pot of food on the stove caused the fire. the sources during the winter are often blamed for fires. >> people use alternative means of heating their houses when they are economically challenged, such as turning on the stove, the oven, the burner. that can certainly pose a health and safety hazard to discourage people from doing it. >> the chief advice is that if you use, and peter, did a three feet of -- use a heater, give three feet of space. >>> kiss a victim from highland ave was found yesterday morning monday -- this victims from marlyn avenue was found yesterday morning. people are asking anyone in the area to come forward. >>> an unidentified man was shot and killed shortly after 3:00 yesterday afternoon on the 2200 block of ocala ave. it comes on the third day of the new year. compared to this time last year, six homicides had already been recorded. fred bealefeld this mo

. >>> four people, including three children are hospitalized after a blaze in glen burnie. it happened around 10:30 this morning. a two-year old boy suffered serious injuries. officials say the fire was caused, apparently, by cooking. >> damage was limited to smoke damage from the pot of food on the stove. it was minimal. the apartment had been ventilated and i do not believe the residents need to be relocated. >> meantime, a fight also broke out at the very same time. two people were hospitalized for that. that fire is one of several this weekend in this region that kept the red cross very busy, putting themselves in a position to call for help. myranda stephens explains. >>reporter: for some families, the new year hasn't gotten off to a great start. >> it's never a good time to be burned out of your house. >>reporter: just before noon yesterday, a fire broke out inside one of the buildings, leaving four families temporarily out in the cold. two of the families that were displaced by the fire received help from the red cross, which so far have responded to six emergencies

. >>> in glen burnie six people were hurt including three children at a fire at the willows apartments-old is in pretty bad shape. on arrival heavy smoke was coming from the building and more fire crews were called to the scene. firefighters say the flames seem to have started because of a pot left on the stove. >>> a man is dead after he was found in a car that overturned in a frozep creek. a jogger called 911 after noticing the car under partly frozen ice six feet deep in rock creek park near massachusetts avenue. officials say the man inside had a heart attack and was removed from the car after 20 minutes. but he later died. >> cold is dangerous. it's something i don't think people really consider but a lot of bad things can happen. in the cold. >> we got there and there was some ice forming around the car. he had probably been there for a while. >> the victim has been identified as 22-year-old joshua coleman of arlington, virginia. >>> after losing the win last week they needed to bounce back. they did. the terps righted the ship in winning 97-63. it was a gut check because acc reg

the most serious was in glen burnie. we're told a 2-year-old boy was taken to hopkins pediatrics with life-threatening injuries. crews say a burning pot of food on the stove caused the fire. officials say a lot of time heat sources in the winter are to blame for fires. >> oftentimes people will use alternative means of heating their houses when they're economically challenged such as turning on the stove, the oven, turn on the burners. that can certainly pose a health as well as a safety hazard. we discourage people from doing it. >> the chief advises if you use a space heater, give three feet of space between it and other objects. >> it may have hit a few bumps on the road but things turned around and the ravens are going to the playoffs. an experience that may seem like deja vu. jennifer franciotti is live outside m&t stadium with reaction. good morning. how about them ravens? >> how about them ravens. stan, i know you know this especially. you can't play the raiders and not think about the a.f.c. championship game in

glen metropolit for montreal. 5 minutes to go in regulation time.ho would have thought another one goal game between these two. the last five have been decided by one. knuble will be set free in 18 seconds. the relay for piekanec. hard around to cammalleri. alexander semin sky its back into the montreal zone. >> craig: just missed the center clock at verizon center. fortunately for semin the puck goes all the way down. just one shot for the number one power play unit and a critical time in the game. >> joe: backstrom on a take away. it pin balls around to center and markov will keep it under control for the half. the chant is let's go caps at the vermont. joined by moen. it rolls to the doorstep. lapierre has it. georges from deep and wide in the cage. collected off the end wall by knuble. to backstrom looking in ovechkin's direction. >> craig: ovechkin throttled this pretty good. backstrom comes away with it. to the front. green was there in stride. d'agostini was trailing it. >> craig: i like the fact the caps aren't sitting back. they peeled off

glen miller gave him back. he came back, he was aaric again. >> what a great story, one of the most highly sought after freshmen in the country. he's overcome so much in this lifetime. 32-28, temple on top. when we come back, we visit with temple

>> craig: yes. >> joe: glen cleanly on the draw. d'agostini on the criss-cross.crushes him along the board. and gets a nice round of applause for his efforts. thry minutes away from intermission might have on comcast sportsnet. canadiens love to cycle. moen, glen metropolit, d'agostini out there now. the capitals work the other direction. knuble with ovechkin and backstrom. an open mike green closing in. fires. saved, price. >> craig: there's mike green sneaking in towards the fence. the whole half of the ice was wide open. number 52 finds that. our thompson creek window of opportunity. here's greeny. he's trying to calm down the puck. the puck stopped rolling and there he lets her fly. green looking for 11 and 40 point on that shot. >> joe: mike green with goals in four of his last five outings. green has scored just one time against montreal. it was an overtime game-winner at bell center against this netminder. bradley hooks off. the passing play and bradley did not get through gill. on the wing, d'agostini ahead and we have a penalty here. a roughing call to c

you're going to say, look, glen, you've talked about testing positives and negatives. isn't that push polling? we're doing a statistical sample, maybe interviewing let's say in a pretty good-sized state interviewing maybe 600 likely voters. the cost of that survey s let's say it's $35,000. or, you know, that means per -- and let's say we're doing it, we're testing those messages in june to get ready for the september and october media buzz. my experience is because i get these calls all the time from my campaign who says, oh, we have a supporter who was push polled last night by our opponent. okay, let me talk to 'em. what were you asked? well, they asked about my opinion of obama. they asked who i was going to vote for, and they said some not nice things about our candidate and all in all i think i was on the phone about 20 minutes. and that's the level of detail that they recall. you know, sometimes they can remember specific things that were tested, but the point of it is if you're doing a push poll in june, quote, unquote push poll in june of 600 people, that's a v

he said, well, glen, your research is probably better than mine. i said, you are a senator for the love of pete. >> we have to get colin powell back on. i did the children's miracle network in orlando, florida. and i got this for you. billy. bill: right. >> you can wear it now if you want it. bill: some people say i wear it every night. when we come back. megyn kelly and lis weihl. bill: continuing with the most powerful moments in 2009. megyn and lis in the "is it legal?" segment. let's go down to tennessee where the aclu wants children to have access to gay web sites. is this correct, kelly? >> that's their point. bill: how old. >> teenagers. why are they being blocked to going on to gay information web sites? they don't want porn. they want information to be disseminate to the kids. bill: the kids are gay and they want gay information in the school? >> and they can't get it it's being blocked. bill: what if a kid is a got. do you know what a got is? >> yeah. i think so, yes, i do. >> is it appropriate for the kid let the school go to the goth we

and glen beck has a big an innocencement. >> greta: o'reilly in 20 minutes.we are live at the top of the hour. steve morris seconds away who knew nudity was so popular at the white house? we had not heard this one. keep your clothes on for this next report, coming up. i keep track of my entire business on this spreadsheet... and all of these. paid invoices go right here. bang! - that hasn't been paid yet. - what? - huh-uh. - all my business information is just a phone call away-- to my wife... who's not answering. announcer: there's a better way to run your business. intuit quickbooks online organizes your business in one place. it easily creates invoices and helps you stay on top of your business anytime, anywhere. this is way better. get a 30-day free trial at intuit.com. welcome home, man. >>> i'm lauren green. a man accused of sparking a major security breech was in custody friday night. the 28-year-old held for allegedly going under a roof and entering a secure area, happening after a guard left his post. the guard is now facing action. and thousands of

the 100 block of warwick shire lane in glen burnie. a 2-year-old boy was taken to the hospital with fire injuries. officials say a lot of times heat sources during the winter are to blame for fires. >> oftentimes people will use alternative means of heating their houses when they're economically challenged, such as turning on the stove, the o oven, turn on the burners. that can pose a health as well as a safety hazard. he would discourage people from doing that. >> and the chief advises if you do use a space hereto, remember to get it three feet of space from things like curtains and bedding. >> they may have hit a few bumps in the road, but things turned around. and with the win, the ravens are going to the playoffs. an experience that seems like deja vu but many fans never lost hope. jennifer franciotti is one of them. she is outside m&t stadium with reaction. good morning. >> good morning. a lot of pontiff indication goes on before a football game. a lot of people asking, do you think they're going to win? mostly people would answer

and glen beck has a big an innocencement. >> greta: o'reilly in 20 minutes.we are live at the top of the hour. steve morris seconds away who knew nudity was so popular at the white house? we had not heard this one. keep your clothes on for this next report, coming up.  ugcl) yeacl 's h fba icos y!tyft juneck yno itft'sse sut'cu tyftef (ckicli . >> greta: there's so much more head. first to our new york newsroom where lauren green has headlines. >> the man accused of trying to blow up a plane on christmas day pleaded not guilty in detroit today. umar farouk abdulmutallab said little only that he understood the charges against him. he's accused of trying to set off explosives hidden in his underwear while a northwest flight bound for detroit. he could face life in prison if convicted. >> bitter cold gripping a large part of the nation. not going away forcasters warning the cold will last through the weekend. on the plus side, so many areas that saw snowfall last week will get less precipitation. the winter weather willing -- killing more than a dozen people o

. >>> in glen burnie six people were hurt in an apartment fire. when fire crews got to the willow apartments they found heavy smoke coming from the building. firefighters say the flames seemed to have been started by a pot left on the stove. and the three children were hospitalized including a 2-year-old who suffered what appeared to be life-threatening injuries. a 19-year-old was also seriously hurt. >>> off to perry hall, and a fire that broke out at a home at kendrick court. this happened around 11:30 yesterday morning. neighbors tell us a mother and two young children had just left to buy paint for their home. high winds fueled the fire and it spread to an adjacent home melting the siding. no word yet on what caused it here this morning. >>> forget the missed kicks, dropped passes, penalties, whatever they did from july to yesterday worked because for the sixth time now in ravens history we're going to the playoffs. and abc2 news linda so is live with fans who are in a playoff state of mind. good morning, linda. >> reporter: good morning. well

several children were injured in an apartment fire in glen burnie.rning at warwickshire lane. a 2-year-old boy was taken to pediatrics with life-threatening injuries and two young girls were treated for minor injuries. a burning pot o >> the wind chill in the teens this morning, and the daytime forecast is below freezing for most of the area. cold all week long. as a better chance for snow on friday. >> see you back here for 11 news at noon.

>>un, hiory would sukt, glen, thate're look at 15 to 20 seats in the house t, to four to five seats insenate. i think th's a good barometer. think if you see go over tha number. if you see republican gains in the hoe 25, 30, 35, then i think we can legitimately aw some conclusio that the voters were not happy with the direction, n just the president but the decratic congress took e nation. anything short of that, guess the obama ministration will declare a success. demoats in the souse house and a certain extent in the senate are maxed out. they control many seats th probably nay neual political yearhich 2006 and 2008 were not. places in southern alabama northern mississpi, idaho. these are not ddenly democraticreas. the pendulum is early going to swing back towas republicans in 201 the question ihow far? >> ifill: thank you th very much. >> lehrer: now, for the her ne of the day. here hari sreenivasan in our newsroom. hari. >> sreenasan: a federal grand ju in detroit indicted a nigerian man today in thfailed airliner bombinglot. um farouk abdulmutallab is accused of trying to bw up no

. >> we really did glen. i'm proud of the kids. had an awful performance on wednesday night and had to take thursday off because of ncaa rules. we had one day to prepare. this is about defense and toughness and rebounding the basketball. we rebounded and defending. >> it seemed to me that coming into this game your goal was to match the intensity of old dominion but it looked like old dominion had to flip the switch and match the intensity of your team. >> well, we have a great support group at the patriot center. our student body and alumni and fans. they came and cheered cheered us on and our student prep band. we have an exciting environment and i think our guys got pumped up and was able to is it not effort. >>> we have northeastern and larry sanders right here on comcast sportsnet on monday night. >>> the washington capitals not now lost three straight games after falling to the kings this afternoon. we head back to los angeles and check in. >> questions will be swirling around now that they have lost the third straight game i

. >> joe: he had big baby, glen davis, of course.umber of people i've talked about on the squad. thomas. who played in the n.b.a. right now. >> dave: mitchell again. over varnado. he couldn't get it to go. >> dave: took it at the big fellow. augustus goes to line for two. >> joe: i bragged on the yellow shoe defense and now i have to chastise him. you have don't allow the ball-handler to drive to the lane uncontested. l.s.u. did is not step out and stop the basketball. as a result, tony augustus, a smart play by him, recognizing that. getting himself to the free-throw line. >> dave: this isn't just coach speak but not only experience for young guys. it's a basketball i.q. developing that i.q. from being in game situations over and over. >> at this level, serve good. they have good teams and good coaches and the guys that find ways to make plays and execute on both ends of the floor that understand how to play the game, like tasmin mitchell does. he is just a smart, smart savvy player. that separates the good players from the great pl

and he was wearing a watkins glen jacket over his car print shirt, and we asked it, we said, when did you become interested in cars? and he said, when i open my eyes and realized i was born. [laughter] >> and in many ways, that's true for all of us. and my sister, the anthropologist, likes to put it that to humans, coulter is like water is to fish. because it surrounds us. is often quite invisible, even though we are in it. and the ideology that supports our car culture is something that is largely invisible to us, and that we started to explore fairly early in our research. the images that bombard us daily from the media are quite different than those family snapshots. not quite so comforting, but much more exciting, much more glamorous, this poster from 2008, iron man, starring robert downey, jr., provides just the kind of karzai that we've come to expect, not just of car advertising. again, but from much of the entertainer that we indulge in that is car centric. american car ideology lights the messages that come to us in many hollywood films, is supported by a series of core ameri

>>un, history would sukt, glen, that we're look at 15 to 20 seats in the house two, to four to five seatshe senate. i think that's a good barometer. i think if you see go over that number. if you see republican gains in the house 25, 30, 35, then i think we can legitimately draw some conclusions that the voters were not happy with the direction, not just the president but the democratic congress took the nation. anything short of that, i guess the obama administration will declare a success. democrats in the souse house and to a certain extent in the senate are maxed out. they control many seats that probably nay neutral political year which 2006 and 2008 were not. places in southern alabama, northern mississippi, idaho. these are not suddenly democratic areas. the pendulum is clearly going to swing back towards republicans in 2010. the question is how far? >> ifill: thank you both very much. >> lehrer: now, for the other news of the day. here's hari sreenivasan in our newsroom. hari. >> sreenivasan: a federal grand jury in detroit indicted a nigerian man today in the failed airliner bomb

beck or on the sean hannity loves glen beck shows.ressive base, it's harder to use radio, because their base radio is national public radio, which you can't buy ads on, but you can do soft advertising. all things considered, this half-hour is sponsored by the coalition to stop global warming. but you can't have any more deeper message than that. so it's harder to target the, you know, progressive base with radio. print advertising, newspaper advertising, in my view is almost never a good use of our dollars, which is one of the reasons why newspapers are in decline, unless and here's one thing that it is good for, you want to show the breadth of a coalition. in a radio or tv ad, you can have this had was brought to you by the coalition to clean up, you know, the environment, or clean energy works, is another coalition you could use. but you can't run a long list of people. on a print ad, you can. so if you wanted to show broad depth of support for your position, you can take out a print ad and then have 100 groups sign on to it and the

was there for his saturday morning drive in his beloved ford mustang and he was wearing a watkins glen jacket over his car print shirt and we asked, we said when did you become interested in cars and he said when i opened my eyes and realized i was born. [laughter] and in many ways that is true for all of us and my sister the anthropologist likes to put it that to humans culture is like water is to fish because it surrounds us and. it's often quite invisible even though we are in it and the ideology that supports our culture is something that is largely invisible and that we started to explore fairly or early in our research. the images that bombard us daily from the media are different than those family snapshots. not quite so comforting but much more exciting, much more glamorous this poster from 2008's hyrum and starring robert downey jr. provides the kind of excitement we've come to expect not just from car advertising, again, but much of the entertainment we indulge in that this car centric and american car ideology like the messages that come to us in many hollywood films is supp

several children were injured in an apartment fire in glen burnie.d when the morning at around 10:30 warwickshire lane. a 2-year-old boy was taken to pediatrics with life-threatening injuries. two girls were treated for minor injuries. a burning pot of food >> now let's take a look at the forecast with sandra shaw. >> arctic surges in effect, where the cold search -- the deep freeze for much of the coast, including our neck of the woods. feels like 12 in westminster. today's forecast gives us an actual temperature below freezing, most likely. slight chance of snow flurries as well. gusty winds still hanging around. good chance of snow by friday. >> we will have another update at 9:25.

it happened in the willows apartment complex in glen burnie yesterday morning. smoke filled one.jz 13, maryland's news station. up next, jenna elfman, the actress and comedian sits down and talks about her new it show, accidentally on purpose and how she feels about another ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back. we appreciate the enthusiasm on the new year. you'd think there were like 100 people here. >> they've been here since the 31st. >> can i ask you about the hat shall. >> i'm dressed up as a news star today. >> did you pick that up in your travel sms. >>dy. if i was eastern europe and i said let me import this it to the states because this is going to be big in 2010. >> it wasn't illegal to bring in? >> no, this is all fake, i will have you know. >> it's the right thing to do to be wearing a hat this morning. >> although it's much warmer this morning i'm here to tell you, i can tell. it's balmy compared to yesterday. >> it's nothing compared to what the northern states are going through. >> i'm with you, balmy, nuts. >> sweater, turtleneck, a blanket she stole from somewhere, a p

beck or on the sean hannity loves glen beck shows. for progressive base, it's harder to use radio, because their base radio is national public radio, which you can't buy ads on, but you can do soft advertising. all things considered, this half-hour is sponsored by the coalition to stop global warming. but you can't have any more deeper message than that. so it's harder to target the, you know, progressive base with radio. print advertising, newspaper advertising, in my view is almost never a good use of our dollars, which is one of the reasons why newspapers are in decline, unless and here's one thing that it is good for, you want to show the breadth of a coalition. in a radio or tv ad, you can have this had was brought to you by the coalition to clean up, you know, the environment, or clean energy works, is another coalition you could use. but you can't run a long list of people. on a print ad, you can. so if you wanted to show broad depth of support for your position, you can take out a print ad and then have 100 groups sign on to i

we will talk to glen browder about his new book, a history of politics behind the civil rights movementn the health- care negotiations with political editor. "washington journal" is live beginning at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> this weekend, we talk about the 1965 voting rights act and the -- and how pave the way for future african american leadership. he will discuss the book with the national editor of "washington post." >> these are some of the images of the aftermath from the seven. the earth could fetch a katie on tuesday. in a moment, we will hear but u.s. relief efforts from president obama and secretary of state clinton. >> this morning i spoke with our ambassador on the ground. i expressed my 80 fist condolences for the people of haiti and our strong supports that are under way. like so many haitians, haitianspreval has lost his -- haitians, presidents preval has lost his home. communications are down. many people remain unaccounted for. the devastation is extraordinary. the losses are heartbreaking. i pledge america's continued commitment to the government and people

glen rice jr.>> 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 georgia tech in front. the jackets have played outstanding basketball shooting 53% and limiting wake forest floor. here's smith wiggled free for a few baskets here in this last couple of minutes, but overall the georgia tech defense has been right up there ready to challenge and they p

delegate glen oder and delegate scott lingamfelter are advancing legislation that looks at real structuralrtunities to identify both cost savings and also performance metrics on congestion relief and mobility. i support their legislation. in the future, i will be asking you to adopt a further series of transportation funding reforms to meet the needs. twenty years ago i was a prosecutor in virginia beach. i believe ensuring that the safety of citizens in their homes and their communities is the foremost obligation of government. tonight i ask you to join me in saluting the men and women of the capitol police, the virginia department of state police, city of richmond police, that worked together to ensure that everyone who participated in the inaugural events were safe. [ applause ] we will not have "a commonwealth of opportunity" if we do not first have a commonwealth that is secure. to ensure a secure commonwealth in which all virginians can safely live their lives and pursue their dreams i will propose legislation asking you to: first: protect victims of domestic crime by making our prot

we'll talk to former congressman glen prouder about his new book "stealth reconstruction" a history blindl street journal" starts at 7:00 here on c-span. did you know that one of the top -- "washington journal" starts at 7:00 here on c-span. it's all free available from the app store. these are some of the images from the aftermath of the 7.0 earthquake that struck haiti. in a minute we'll hear from u.s. relief efforts from secretary obama and secretary of state clinton. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] >> good afternoon, everybody. i wanted to give an update on the effort os in hateie. today i spoke with the president who's been in regular contact with our ambassador on the ground. i expressed to the president my deepest condolences for the people of haiti and our strong support for the relief efforts that are underway. like so many haitian the president has lost his home and his government is working under extraordinary difficult conditions. many communications are down and remain -- and many people remain unaccounted for. the scale of devastation is extraordinary

i'd like to mention, there was an interesting "washington post" op-ed piece back in mid november, glen hubbard, the dean of columbia's business school, was reflecting on the funding for pakistan and i assume it has the same thing to do also with pakistan, in terms of models of delivery of programs to support successful economic development. and he harkened back to the successful model of the marshal plan, not suggesting to do a marshal plan per se, but rather to look at the model of how things could be altered and delivered for truly sustainable economic development. how are your plans moving and are they moving in that direction? >> you know what? on my trips to pakistan, i always tried to meet a society and the crit s. of the way we gave fine assistance in pakistan was really harsh. i am particularly in your field, education, they felt they hadn't been consulted but at the higher education and the secondary education level and i talked to some extraordinary, brilliant, pakistani leaders, both in the ngo world and the ministries about this, and we sent robin raffel, who most of you mu

i'd like to mention, there was an interesting "washington post" op-ed piece back in mid november, glenhubbard, the dean of columbia's business school, was reflecting on the funding for pakistan and i assume it has the same thing to do also with pakistan, in terms of models of delivery of programs to support successful economic development. and he harkened back to the successful model of the marshal plan, not suggesting to do a marshal plan per se, but rather to look at the model of how things could be altered and delivered for truly sustainable economic development. how are your plans moving and are they moving in that direction? >> you know what? on my trips to pakistan, i always tried to meet a society and the crit s. of the way we gave fine assistance in pakistan was really harsh. i am particularly in your field, education, they felt they hadn't been consulted but at the higher education and the secondary education level and i talked to some extraordinary, brilliant, pakistani leaders, both in the ngo world and the ministries about this, and we sent robin raffel, who most of you mus

then we'll talk with glen somasey on the future of guantanamo bay detainees, live at 7:00 a.m.of the founding fathers. thomas fleming profiles the women who played a central part in creating our country. "after words" part of this nation's book tv on c-span 2. >> up next south carolina governor mark sanford delivers his state of the state address and braised lawmakers on work on the bills and also apologized on his extra marital affairs. from columbia, this is close to an hour. >> sergeant. >> the joint assembly will please come to order. let us stand and welcome our esteemed governor, governor marshall sanford. >> good to see you. how are you? how are you feeling? nice to see you. good to see you. how are you? >> we were worried you weren't coming. >> i wouldn't miss it. you all right? see you in charleston. doing all right. how are you? good to see you, sir. happy birthday, indeed. doing all right? nice to see you. how are you? good to see you, sir. doing all right? how are you? good to see you. yes, sir. >> how are you doing? >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> good l

this is how my partner, glen, got started. it is really terrific that all of you are here. i wish there were more republicans, but i can understand. the first thing i want to do here is give you a little quiz. everybody take out a piece of paper and pencil. you are going to be graded on this by me. doesn't count on your real grade. just to see how you do. thank you. so a national political environment quiz. the first question is what percent of americans own an i-pod or other type of mp-3 player. this is a telephone survey. what is the number? everybody put down your answer. i am going to call on people. what number? >> 20-29. >> 50 plus. >> 40 to 49. >> 40 to 49. >> ok. the actual answer is 47% of americans own an i-pod or other type of mp 3 player. three years ago it was 13%. give yourself a point if you got that one. next, what percent of likely voters in california think marijuana should be legalized to help solve california's fiscal problems? anybody here from california? ok. what is your answer? what do you think? >> i am going to say 40 to 49%. >> fiscal problems tha

glen falls, new york on the line for democrats. caller: hi, i just went to point out there is one other consideration i have run into in my situation. host: what is your situation? caller: i got laid off six months ago and i have a mortgage. i have had this house for 10 years and a voice my payments, but the unemployment now does not give me enough to make any payments, so have to make a decision on what it not to pay. so, working with my mortgage lender, if i make a payment it resets whole process back to zero, like now in current so that before they will start to help you in any way -- i have a 15-year mortgage and i would like them to make it a 30 or 40- year mortgage so i could work with them. host: how cooperative was your lender and reworking your mortgage payment? caller: not at all so far. i have to wait until i default. they will not look at it until you screw up. it is killing me. i have always paid my bills. i am not upside down. my house is obviously for sale. i am just strap here. host: given your situation, have you c

i'd like to mention, there was an interesting "washington post" op-ed piece back in mid november, glen hubbard, the dean of columbia's business school, was reflecting on the funding for pakistan and i assume it has the same thing to do also with pakistan, in terms of models of delivery of programs to support successful economic development. and he harkened back to the successful model of the marshal plan, not suggesting to do a marshal plan per se, but rather to look at the model of how things could be altered and delivered for truly sustainable economic development. how are your plans moving and are they moving in that direction? >> you know what? on my trips to pakistan, i always tried to meet a society and the crit s. of the way we gave fine assistance in pakistan was really harsh. i am particularly in your field, education, they felt they hadn't been consulted but at the higher education and the secondary education level and i talked to some extraordinary, brilliant, pakistani leaders, both in the ngo world and the ministries about this, and we sent robin raffel, who most of you mu

i'd like to mention, there was an interesting "washington post" op-ed piece back in mid november, glen hubbard, the dean of columbia's business school, was reflecting on the funding for pakistan and i assume it has the same thing to do also with pakistan, in terms of models of delivery of programs to support successful economic development. and he harkened back to the successful model of the marshal plan, not suggesting to do a marshal plan per se, but rather to look at the model of how things could be altered and delivered for truly sustainable economic development. how are your plans moving and are they moving in that direction? >> you know what? on my trips to pakistan, i always tried to meet a society and the crit s. of the way we gave fine assistance in pakistan was really harsh. i am particularly in your field, education, they felt they hadn't been consulted but at the higher education and the secondary education level and i talked to some extraordinary, brilliant, pakistani leaders, both in the ngo world and the ministries about this, and we sent robin raffel, who most of you mu