and a three from gonzalez! >> larry: i tell you what, this guy just waits until the opportune moment, doesn't he? >> bob: 51-48, nc state. >> larry: he likes the stage. >> bob: turn and shoot, boynton, no. gonzalez, the rebound. boy, boynton has had a rough day. florida's leading scorer has not scratched since the first half and hat only four. >> larry: gators contend to play that two-three zone. >> bob: skip it to the corner. gonzalez again. drives it and scores it! >> larry: oh, javy, where have you been? >> bob: into a nearby phone booth. time-out, florida. the wolf pack, roaring out to start this overtime. >> larry: let's look at javy gonzalez. three of his last four games, he has been a scoring ma seen. that was an air ball. sidney lowe looking at his guards, thinking what in the he world is going on? there was the stick-back on the offensive rebound. in overtime, named the first three in the right corner. comes back, dribbles right between the florida defenders to get the bucket. >> bob: seven crucial mar

javier gonzalez picks his pocket. on the break gonzalez. >> mike g.: when you're a center and you put it on the deck 15 feet from the basket, you're inviting somebody to come in and make the steal. >> mike h.: especially somebody as quick as javier gonzalez. the block by smith. that's his second block of the game on the drive by kyle randall. >> mike g.: here's javy gonzalez getting the ball and immediately looking up trying to survey the situation, seeing where everybody is. decides, i'll just finish this one off myself. called the old one play. >> mike h.: a true point guard. he was looking at all his options. his was the best. here's evans. wood is right on him. inside to stywall. still without a field goal. brian cole has got six points. >> mike g.: that was a nice flip of the screen that time by stywall. it's frustrating when you're having those evenings those are the type of shots that seem to rim out. you can't find any rhythm offensively. >> mike h.: cole has not scored in double figures this year. van dussen

gonzalez.g donovan out of that time-out went right to the zone. trying a different look. >> bob: werner has not looked for his outside shot in this game. florida state without a three-pointer. 0 for 13. here's macklin in the paint. jump hook, short. and degand. back in for the pack with smith, howell and wood. under ten to play. >> larry: florida will stay in that two-three zone. trying to go side-to-side, but the corner to degand, and the pack commits it 12th turnover. sidney lowe, not very happy with that particular offensive position. howell was trying to feed the ball down in the corner and simply threw it out of bounds. wolf pack still man-to-man. >> bob: macklin kicks it out. walker. tried to go back to macklin, they turn it. degand. wood. for three. in and out again. >> larry: he had a couple of those here in the second half. >> bob: nine minutes to play. >> larry: florida has gotten very, very patient here on offense here in this second half. trying to run their half-court game. >> bob:

now gonzalez, a three. smith.h going inside, but tracy smith converts, and he's got seven of the wolf pack's ten points. >> larry: i don't know what it is. he just mesmerizes defenses. he gets the ball as quick as anybody i've seen. >> bob: parsons, with the left hand, and it's tipped in by tyus. >> larry: that's a great tip-in. good timing coming across. >> bob: 11-10, in favor of the gators. now nc state in search once again. two ball handlers. >> larry: he's resmith again! >> bob: and can you see why billy donovan wanted to keep it out of his hands. >> larry: he's on fire right now. >> bob: 12-11, nc state. erving walker. out of the wing. shipman. >> larry: florida's running their offense, but state doing a good job of switching when they have to. good switch right there by smith. >> bob: tyus at the end of the clock misses the three. shipman, the follow, no. and the rebound to the pack. horner over to wood. woods. for three. >> larry: he really has found his shooting eye. he started the season with a five-game

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john gonzalez has all the details. >> it is dangerously cold and the d.c. area, not only dealing with frigid temperatures but a dangerous situation on the waterfront. the potomac river is frozen, and it appears to be very tempting for many. the d.c. fire and ems says they have been apparenvery busy makig rescues. it is literally freezing in d.c. >> i have this water, goretex windbreaker. spend some money to stay warm. >> an unusual occurrence on the river. >> it is gorgeous. we seldom see the river frozen like this. it is deceivingly cold. >> he fights old man winter to get to work. >> it is very cold. coldest it has been in the 31 years i've been here. >> there is a natural reaction for your chest to spasm when it hits the water. you have about an hour in the water. >> although the ice may appear thick, it can dramatically very even within a few feet. never ventured out on to the frozen water. >> the bad aspect is and allows people to fall through the ice. we are prepared if it does occur. >> thankfully, everyone was safe dung the training. they are traini

john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >>> the powerful wind is being blamed and southeast washington. a tree crashed down onto a car on pennsylvania avenue. lling trees also brought down power lines on branch avenue in southeast. the driver of the car was not injured. get the weather updates around the clock on our website, wjla.com. >>> gilbert arenas speaks out about the gun allegations tonight. the washington wizards star is under investigation. he and a teammate are accused of pulling guns in the locker room. richard reeve is live at the verizon center. >> he spoke briefly with reporters after the game, saying essentially he could have used better judgment. the team owners also spoke out tonight. they felt that guns had no work place -- had no place in the workplace environment. filbert arenas had his share of red hot moments against the spurs tonight. after the game, he came close to an apology for bringing guns to the verizon center. >> i could have shows better judgment. >> fans are asking pointed questions. >> why were they in the locker room? >> him as a role model and everyt

john gonzalez is live in arlington. >> many people are not enjoying the weather. from dead car batteries to people stuck on the potomac river, people are feeling the effects of the cold weather and it times is proving to be very dangerous. d.c. fire and ems says this has been an extremely -- they have been very busy rescuing people from the potomac and they're issuing a stern warning. the only safe ice is at an ice rink. >> people forget how cold it gets here. >> this is the coldest it has been this early in the d.c. area in years. >> this is really cold. >> it does not matter how many layers you have. >> 8 batteries were exchanged and replaced at this mechanics. and is not just cars. much of the potomac river is blanket by a sheet of ice. this 50-foot yacht found out the hard way. >> it was cutting through, but it was crazy. >> cutting through the ice and even getting stuck is not the only thing he has to deal with. >> it is harsh. everything, from the engine to the water system, it is freezing. it is a lot of maintenance. >> d.c. fire and ems spend part of the d

agents seize refugee elian gonzalez and after a long standoff sent him back to cuba. the u.s.s.ole attacked by terrorists in yemen, 17 american sailors were killed. figuring out the winner of the presidential election delayed due to ballot snafus in florida. the u.s. supreme court took on the issue, made a decision and 36 days after voters had gone to the polls, democratic presidential candidate al gore conceded the election to his republican challenger, texas governor george w. bush. he would become the nation 43rd president. jim, elliss, if you had to sum up that 2000 election fiasco in a few words, how would you roux describe it? >> i would say the reporters all voted for al gore in 2000, but they didn't like him. they liked bush much better so bush perversely got pretty good press in that year. >> jon: and was that reflected, elliss, in the coverage, do you think of the standoff? >> riveting would be the word i would use. i think it was one of those political stories, jon, that got people who don't care about politics engaged. a lot of them were angry, but, yeah, i think the

. >> bob: and the heroics of javier gonzalez go for naught. >> larry: he played so well at the end right there. i mean, the fact that florida is able to get out of here with a win -- one i don't think they expected to have, with two minutes to go in that overtime, i think everybody that was a gator fan, that coaching staff was thinking, this is going to be tough to overcome this, and he make as shot like that. >> bob: not at bad play by degand. i don't know if he intentionally tried to miss it. sure looked at it. you figure, it's going to take a miracle shot. and that's what the gators got. >> bob: there was nothing else they could do. once they got it off the heave was going to be long, and nc state just backed off, let him throw it up there. who would have ever guessed that he would make a 70-foot shot? >> bob: incredible. and florida gets this win and both teams, larry, are stunned. for different reasons. >> larry: exactly. for north carolina state, devastating for them. that was really a tough loss. for florida, it's got to give them great feeling to head into s.e.c. play. >> bob: in

>> i find it funny that they subpoenaed, they're thinking of subpoenaing alberto gonzalez as if they sense and going over benicio del toro and cheech marin and quick draw mcgraw. >> and the fact is none of these guys are going to go down there, if that was any more of a kangaroo court, the judge would have a pump. >> bill: personally, if a country like spain is supposed to be an n.a.t.o. alley of ours and the prime minister, there's nothing to be gained from this, they want to make america look bad and the worst thing about it miller, they take the focus off the true evil, al-qaeda and the terrorists. that gets me really angry. >> well, listen, after the madrid train station bombing these guys folded like balsawood beach chair in a cat 5. and the only reason i go if they're out of tobasco. >> bill: saving the best for last, miller chats with the clintons and a music cal tribute to helen thomas ♪ you are so beautiful to me >> don't miss this one, right bab with it. >> as we wrap up the special miller time edition of the factor. softens on hillary clinton. could it be? >> i am so grate

contributed staff to where interagency effort were aid and usda and representatives of that include auto gonzalez and there are other people currently in the field with the great agricultural development economist john miller during an additional study for as. secretary clinton, president obama in the review process endorsed the idea that agriculture would be our number one nonsecurity priority. for all the reasons we have just heard. and this trip, which was previewed by secretary clinton and the trilateral summit in may took a long time to plan. it is very beneficial and it takes place after the political situation has settled down in kabul. we are very grateful to tom vilsack for doing it and we are thrilled that this takes place only hours after rajiv shot takes office says the aidid administrative. thank you. >> we will take questions for the benefit of our ministry garan guest. identify yourself and your organization. >> just to questions. what has happened with the trade transit agreement between afghanistan and pakistan which is key to moving those high-value products to india and secondl

. >> mike: lawson newton and mark hardcastle and luis gonzalez are our officials this afternoon. it's monica wright who controls the opening tip. >> debbie: this job defensively on monica wright is to try to keep her in front. and it is a difficult task. debbie ryan likes to say keep her between your feet. >> mike: here is shine. double-teamed in the paint. >> debbie: courteney moorer is creating a steal. >> mike: here comes brooke thomas, the point guard, 5'4" sof for out of orlando. >> debbie: if she can take care of the basketball that one of the keys for wake forest to get a win at home. >> mike: deacons turn it over. garcia gives them something different. something they haven't had over the last few years. >> debbie: 6'3", low post present. groves who played for them last year a pick and post player and garcia is a pick-and-roll. >> mike: foul is on courteney moorer. we've played a minute and we're scoreless democrats she is face guarding her right now. she is watching monica wright. >> mike: chelsea shine gets the roll. the first bucket of the game. the sophomore from wayne

host: gonzalez, louisiana. good morning to ed on our independent line. caller: good morning, pedro. thank you for taking my call. and thank you to c-span, the voice of the people. pedro, look, this ben bernanke thing, michael milken went to jail for what they did. michael milken, the guy from california, went to jail for exactly what ben bernanke is doing. ben bernanke should be in jail, and everybody that's complicit and culpable in this ponzi scheme that the government has created. they need to go directly to jail. but listen, why are these revelations being made? i mean, caller after caller after caller are saying, look, we know what's going on. we know what you're doing. well, how do they know? because this revealed two people. what's the agenda? why? why are they revealing this? because they control the information flow. what's the point? everybody needs to think about that. that's what's going on. thank you, pedro. have a good day. host: steven, and "the wall street journal," u.s. plans fuel global fire for financial regulation. it talks about the international reaction to the

guest: i think the key is governor patterson, i have to give my associate name gonzalez credit on thegovernor's races because he follows them more closely than i do. he continues to tell me that he wonders whether the governor's going to stay in that race. his poll numbers are so bad, he's under a significant amount of pressure not to run for election. you know, if he runs the democrats could lose the governorship. if he doesn't run and quomeow, who is the attorney general of the state, then walks into the nomination, the democrats would certainly hold the state. again, until a politician announces what he or she is doing, i'm cautious and sometimes after they announce it they change their mind anyway but it's wise to be cautious. let's wait for the governer to make a decision but he's under considerable pressure to find a way to bow out gracefully. it will be a difficult race for him. but i don't think the senate races are effective at all. host: under the radar screen-is that the case. guest: we do our ratings of the time. i do not believe in least in the senate races, we have done

monica's husband, jorge gonzalez, wants others to know his wife's story that they can receive propere. many may believe that the risk of death from h-1-n-1 no longer exist, but flu experts warn that we should prepare for a possible third wave of h-1-n-1. americans definitely have a window of opportunity of getting this vaccine and lessening the impact or even preventing another wave of illness. and monica's husband, jorge, will tell you that he wished a vaccine was available to save his wife's life. the threat of h-1-n-1 is clearly not over. getting vaccinated is the most important step to preventing the spread of influenza. that is why i authored this resolution which recognizes national influenza week. in contrast to last year, now the h-1-n-1 vaccine is now widely available. the risk of contracting flu is still high, and we have several months of flu season before us. today with this resolution we have another opportunity to get the word out and to remind the public that it is a time to protect yourself. many public health departments, hospitals, doctors and nurses are doing a goo

well, by the time 2007 came along, we had a case, the gonzalez decision from them.hildren -- when life began and when the children were here, because they described partial-birth abortion, abortion of killing innocent children, and they then approved it -- they described it as pulling the arms and legs off of children and sucking out the brains, and then they approved of this type of activity. as if it were with impunity in america. and, therefore, our justices must indeed know that every morning, when they wake up, 3,000 innocent children will be intentionally killed, and it's for their work that these children are killed. and they must overturn roe versus wade. now, how are we going to get this done? it's by education. when our. was at the museum in germany, he said when the allied troops came in and saw the horror of the camp, they were so horrified that they went into the village and -- around his people and said, "come, you must look and see what has happened -- has been happening in your country and in your town." the education then that we want for washington

flour assistant under kyle last two years and john embry will coach tight ends he worked with tony gonzalez in kc. now here's something else to get excited about the redskins jumbotrons are get a bit of an upgrade are they really jumbotrons to begin with? >> nitron. >> two will he did video boards will broadcast 30 feet high and a hundred feet wide. redskins would also like to point out the video boards will be punter proof. > >> washington 25 nfl player reps lobbyed for their cause as a collective bargaining agreement. the owners have kept quiet about the negotiations but not anymore. >> reporter: ironically on the same day that a group of nfl players was on capitol hill hoping to raise awareness on the talks that continue to try to negotiate a new labor agreement, the new york times publishes an article quoting extensively giants co-owner john mara. he is the first o the negotiations. among his comments quote, i don't think we're making any progress. we mailed a proposal in early november. i don't think we've received a meaningful counter proposal. the point we try to make to them is that