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granger's father jude granger debilitated by a stroke was in the house when the tornado struck. >> 150 houses were destroyed or damaged and natural gas leaks left 1500 people unable to return to their homes. louisiana governor bobby jindal without saw the damage firsthand declared a state of emergency. >> i want to start by recognizing the resilience, the generosity and endurance of the people of rayne. these ray strong people. we will rebuild back better and stronger than we were before. >> reporter: now governor bobby jindal is sending crews out tonight to assess the damaged area and determine when the displaced residents can go back home. >> mitchell: joining us tonight from rayne, louisiana, thank you. >> the coast guard today rescued two people from an oil production platform that caught fire in the gulf of mexico, roughly 50 miles av grand aisle, louisiana. the fire has been extinguished. oil production was shut down two weeks ago. >> and still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news", the internet box that evades government scrutin if you have the know-how. hi, dad. we need to talk

where danny granger is jump with less. in the second left gave an indiana pacers a thrilling victory at the new york knicks one hundred nineteen two hundred seventeen the final score this was the second time they beat the next in three days on this occasion in the on the left twenty nine twenty seven ended with the score three as they are on top of his dying i see a career high for the second banging around against an explanation with thirty they stink up a loose ball and took it in for three places open up an eighty one sixty eight lead and if it wasn't all plain sailing like in the fourth weekend a bit of a seesaw battle so late that day eventually being decided at the death granger responding with a gentle with no zero point one says he's receiving that hundred nine thousand nine hundred seventy pictures. and we will finish with one of the nearest and most exciting extreme sports cliff diving it is just over ten years old and that's a russian he's already established his name in the sport for the time it expects flame.

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danny granger bounces the ball off the back of a mavs' player during the game. doesn't miss a step.nk. it's like, you know, when you were a kid playing pig in the backyard off the street lamp through the neighbors hedges off the garbage can. >> off the dude's rear end. >> i used to do that all the time. constantly. i'm well known for that. >> thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. see you back here monday. >> bye-bye.

us. >> thank you. >> lehrer: tomorrow night, we'll get another view from texas congresswoman kay grangere chairs the house subcommittee that oversees foreign aid appropriations. >> brown: now, to the continuing battle between states and public sector unions. margaret warner has the story. >> warner: the stalemate in wisconsin between its republican governor and state employee unions is now in its third week with no clear end in sight. senate democrats fled the state to prevent a vote on governor scott walker's move to sharply restrict collective bargaining for most public unions. as the dispute mushroomed into a national controversy, the republican governors' association aired a television ad supporting walker. last week, we heard from afl-cio president richard trumka on the controversy. tonight, we talk to virginia governor bob mcdonnell, vice-chair of the republican governors association. governor, welcome, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, margaret, i appreciate being on, thanks. >> warner: you 29 republican governors run very different states, you have different situations vis-a-v

ç danny granger fade away with .3 seconds left. that's your game winner.ers beat the knicks for the second time in three days, 119-117. >>> atlanta's joe johnson a new look against milwaukee. sported the headband for the first time. after this performance, he may never take it off. 28 of his 36 in the first half. hawks soared past the bucs. 110-85. >>> now to chicago. it was ironic the bulls wore green jerseys when they leapfrogged past the celtics. it doesn't matter what color you wear against the wizards. bulls win easily 98-79. the queen of soul, aretha franklin, ready to dance. chicago getting plenty of respect in the east. they now have the best record in the conference. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> narrator: early today sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> it is whether it is an actual show or just a rant, charlie sheen's tour sells out. early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, a dancer makes his hometown proud. your early morning entertainment

yes, daddy granger, the game winning jump shot as the pacers beat the new york knicks. first appearance on the top five, by the way. >> he gets the prime rib. >> how do you ,,,,,,,,,,,,

danny granger, fadeaway "j." pacers, two-point cushion for them. 0.3 ticks on the clock. jared jeffries, inbounds. nowhere near the target. pacers, 119-117. they win. >>> that will do it for us. don't forget, for all and everything more on the sports scene, check out "the highlight express," on espn news. until then, i'm cole wright. >>> your favorite story. >> po the panda, was introduced to the public, after spending the first days of life with his mom. about 14 pounds. i love this guy. the zoo says he's doing very well. >> he's cute. po is the only giant panda born in the u.s. last year. he was named last month after the pain character in the film "kung fu panda." >> look at momma. >> tired like most moms. >>> up next, the stories we'll be following later today, including a homecoming just moments ago, after months aboard the international space station. welcome back, jogging stroller. you've been stuck in the garage, while my sneezing and my itchy eyes took refuge from the dust in here and the pollen outside. but with 24-hour zyrtec®, i get prescription strength relie

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baton rouge, and home to about 8,500 people. [ sirens ] 12 people were injured. 21-year-old jalissa granger was killed. authorities say she died while sheltering her 1-year-old daughter as fierce winds brought down a tree on top of their home. >> i think it was total chaos, to be honest with you. >> reporter: louisiana's governor declared a state of emergency and today surveyed the damage. >> literally what was a home before, now just pieces of wood just destroyed on that property. and you see debris scattered across several lots. so this storm did a lot of damage in a very short period of time. >> reporter: the weather channel's eric fisher is in rayne. >> in all, 60 homes were completely destroyed by this ef-2 tornado. roofs taken right off the top. in some instances owners' cars sent right down the street. >> reporter: the fierce weather system that pounded louisiana moved on and turned into heavy rain. in shelby county, indiana, outside of indianapolis, seven people were rescued from their house after it was flooded. in columbus, ohio icy roads made for treacherous driving, with reports

danny granger threw it off the defenders back and steps in for the dunk. very nice.head's up, but dallas beat count from 116-108. >> they learn that from a girl's team. >> we have seen that this week. >> it's a very cool play. >> and it's no coincidence that we had a red sox and pacers highlight in the show. go figure. >> interesting. didn't the guy that took his talents to south beach, didn't he throw the ball off a teammate's head? >> yes. yes. he can throw it off any body ,,,

danny granger threw it off the defenders back and steps in for the dunk. very nice.ery head's up, but dallas beat count from 116-108. >> they learn that from a girl's team. >> we have seen that this week. >> it's a very cool play. >> and it's no coincidence that we had a red sox and pacers highlight in the show. go figure. >> interesting. didn't the guy that took his talents to south beach, didn't he throw the ball off a teammate's head? >> yes. yes. he can throw it off any body part. we'll be right back. it's legal. it works. [ male announcer ] this...is the network. a living, breathing intelligence that is helping business rethink how to do business. ♪ in here, inventory can be taught to learn... so products get routed to where they're needed most. ♪ in here, machines have a voice... so they can tell headquarters when they need refilling. ♪ in here, money works smarter... so financial institutions can turn dreams into realities. in here, medical history is brought to life... so doctors can see a patient's medical records -- even if they're away from home. it's more

also advanced as the kevin anderson the inform south african continues on the winning side of the grangers home to the messenger has played last week now the twenty four year old is through to pick which is in miami with a win over thirtieth see john these there and do the ladies about body is set up and andre effective it's made it to the semi's on tuesday night. but it's a basketball and a and b. where twenty seven points from le bron james weren't enough to help miami beat his former club in cleveland cavaliers worried barest by the heat one hundred ninety lost the servo but did better this time around ending the president with an eleven point lead and a host scout their momentum after the break bayer and davis motion for a longer g.m. with an l u s g done the ball to make it sixty four forty eight to light and behold crowd we brought in company reduce the gap to five points still in the third quarter but cleveland ran further away with it adding twenty seven in the last period for the final score of one zero to ninety the cavs are still down there the bottom in these though where the h

martha, you and i have been consulting all day with retired colonel steven granger, a former marine pilot who has enforced no-fly zones. he joins us now. colonel, how long did it first take, the first action with the tomahawks hitting the sites? >> literally minutes, diane. these are sites we have known about for a long time. if we look at the map here, you can see these are fixed sites. they are sites that have been around for many years. we have been able to plot them over months if not weeks, and we know what we wanted to hit. these are where the initial tomahawk strikes have hit. the next thing we need to worry about are the mobile systems, the service to air systems that can move anyplace in the country. it will take us a couple days find them, fix them, and knock them out before we can have the coalition airlines flying overhead libya. >> we have the coalition airplanes flying overhead, does that guarantee protection for the rebels? >> it does guarantee protection. i'm concerned about what is going on in benghazi. again, referring to the map, the libyan forces are pushing up from th

the germans were more tired and we should that we possess granger it's however the team performed even better than i imagined i thought the margin wouldn't be that great of germany have progressed very quickly down here and it became hard to compete with the high ground definitely help this this time. next year the moscow savior will be lost condition before the games in london and that will make the tournament crucial in terms of qualifying for world sport's biggest tournament because they bought out of r t. and that wraps up the sports this hour i'll see you soon where weather's coming up in just a techno. great for the full story we've got it for us to the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. in russia would be so much brighter if you move around some steam crashing. down totty dot com. the. in the czech republic all she's available in the hotel as my central hotel premier of an isa most trivial full stop by which i am a taste in bosnia and herzegovina cheese available in who told me i am.

elsewhere liverpool need to overcome brad garrett and thought after losing the first leg one nil granger space p.s.v. eindhoven following a goal the story bathurst match expenses nasa says he had a tough task say has to happen to go from the first leg of the ukraine. and russia around the pit stops at the last quarter final spots. the champions wait until now draw with pride when hagan at stamford bridge was enough to see carlo ancelotti side progress chelsea had a to go cushion from the first leg and dominated wednesday night's match both sides on the chances and under torres came on as a substitute for the players that still could not break his goal drought so goal this is how it finished chelsea three two mill congregates. likelihood of their former was good right. before the bubble. obviously we didn't want to take a risk to do it again roberta world again we are going to be friends and we all get be more proud to be friends even when we had a lot of what we did with what we have obviously you have to be more resides there you've thrown. around real madrid doing chelsea in the last d

jackson please. >> thank you chairwoman granger. thank you chairwoman clinton and welcome back. secretary clinton before 9/11 august 171998 arcs the first time outside of attacked our embassies in nairobi kenya and tanzania killing hundreds including 12 americans at the embassy in nairobi. since 1999 i long with several of bipartisan members of work to provide compensation to these 12 americans who are bravely serving their country despite intelligence unknown to the victims that show those embassies were likely al qaeda targets for attack. since the attacks a houses passed legislation during three separate congresses to address the issue only to be held up in the senate. furthermore the subcommittee has continually requested your department provide a legislative proposal for compensation to the state department employees killed by terrorist. yet no such legislation has been brought forward in the state department has failed to provide a reasonable proposal since the first congressional request in 1999. i'm sure we will be including similar language again in fiscal year 2012 bil

danny granger in the open court. josh mcroberts showing up angry.riors erasing a deficit and there is is reggie williams, he got hot. back and forth there, we go. david lee, take a look at roy doing a finger wave and there is a monty miss and they can't get stopped. and there is a warriors fourth straight loss. plenty of honors for st. mary's basketball coach. the player of the year is jones there is a conference tournament in las and they have individual honors. >> and this is a lot of it coming from just success. i don't think you get an opportunity unless the team gets successful. >> and this is when sharks signed him they were hoping what he would do in chicago, win a stanley cup. and sharks have given him a contract extension. he's started 17 games, won 14 of them. goals against average out standing and took a while for him to settle in with shark buzz now looks ready for a long playoff run. and geents swhau they wanted to see from tim lincecum tonight. no highlights burke there is a panda sighting. sandoval. two for three against the cubs. and

jackson please. >> thank you chairwoman granger. thank you chairwoman clinton and welcome back. secretary clinton before 9/11 august 171998 arcs the first time outside of attacked our embassies in nairobi kenya and tanzania killing hundreds including 12 americans at the embassy in nairobi. since 1999 i long with several of bipartisan members of work to provide compensation to these 12 americans who are bravely serving their country despite intelligence unknown to the victims that show those embassies were likely al qaeda targets for attack. since the attacks a houses passed legislation during three separate congresses to address the issue only to be held up in the senate. furthermore the subcommittee has continually requested your department provide a legislative proposal for compensation to the state department employees killed by terrorist. yet no such legislation has been brought forward in the state department has failed to provide a reasonable proposal since the first congressional request in 1999. i'm sure we will be including similar language again in fiscal year 2012 bil

. >> host: how is your working relationship with the new chair of the committee, cay granger? >> guest: she's a delight. she's from texas, and when i was chair, she was ranking, and now she's chair, and i'm ranking. it may be the only committee that there's two women. maybe that's why we work so closely in a bipartisan way. >> host: you find consensus in the committee? >> guest: there is no question, and many of our priorities are the same, and we're looking through the whole budget to make sure that every dime is spent effectively and that there isn't race, and the gentleman talked before about delivering funds to the people rather than the governments. corruption has been a big issue to me as it has for secretary clinton, and, in fact, recently when the president, -- tried to raise taxes on the elite, there was a mass demonstration. if we're giving aid to pakistan, there should be more people paying their taxes, especially at the top level. >> host: next phone call from new york. this is tim on the republican line. good morning. >> caller: good morning. actually, i'm a tea p

pacers is danny granger bounces the ball off the back of a mavs player. doesn't miss a step.unk. not bad at all. that's going to do it morning sports. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." pink slips for teachers. it is a notorious march tradition. this time happening in oakland. what the notices mean for them. >>> the unrest in libya continues. even if it doesn't look like it on the internet, why things aren't quite as they seem. hey michelle, whatcha doin'? i'm serving delicious athenos hummus to my friends. i've got -- [ male announcer ] that's great. let's see what yiayia thinks! you dress like a prostitute. did she just call me a pros-- [ male announcer ] noooo, yiayia would never do -- prostitute. [ male announcer ] never mind that, michelle. at least yiayia approves of you serving athenos hummus. mmmmmm! because only athenos is made the greek way, with 100% olive oil. athenos. maybe the only thing approved by yiayia. how did you do it? eh, takes a lot of love. the real difference is, this year we went to lowe's. well all our lowe's garden club select plant

granger made about how important relationships are so we don't find ourselves in contingencies are we have no assets, no relationships and very little knowledge. >> i was just in seven countries in seven days in starting in djibouti which is an emerging relationship in terms of support. but oman, which is fairly long-standing, the uae, which has been significant for a long period of time. you've mentioned saudi arabia, which is another when we've got extraordinarily strong relationship with historically, bahrain, which is the headquarters for faithfully. we've had a relationship on the navy side the late 40s. as well as qatar and inchoate. i was literally in kuwait for the 20th anniversary of their liberation and intro to the streets with an american flag flying. the smiles on the young children who had been told by their parents. it was extraordinary. so those relationships. i mean, they are not all exactly the same, but we work to invest over a long period of time. in this moment of crisis, they certainly will help see everybody through to what is an uncertain future. >> i know my t

granger made about how important relationships are so we don't find ourselves in contingencies are we have no assets, no relationships and very little knowledge. >> i was just in seven countries in seven days in starting in djibouti which is an emerging relationship in terms of support. but oman, which is fairly long-standing, the uae, which has been significant for a long period of time. you've mentioned saudi arabia, which is another when we've got extraordinarily strong relationship with historically, bahrain, which is the headquarters for faithfully. we've had a relationship on the navy side the late 40s. as well as qatar and inchoate. i was literally in kuwait for the 20th anniversary of their liberation and intro to the streets with an american flag flying. the smiles on the young children who had been told by their parents. it was extraordinary. so those relationships. i mean, they are not all exactly the same, but we work to invest over a long period of time. in this moment of crisis, they certainly will help see everybody through to what is an uncertain future. >> i know my t

secretary geithner, i join with chairwoman granger, and ranking member lowey in welcoming you. this maybe my first state foreign operations hearing, i am not new to the issues surrounding national security. national institutions, debt relief, and programs make up the departments international programs fiscal year 2012 are critical to supporting our economic stability. as you addressed the challenges, food security, climate change, and development assistance for the worlds poorest. working to reduce the suffering around the globe is neither a liberal or convective, -- or conservative, it's a human cause. it's the right thing to do. bill gates was in my office yesterday. he has held meetings here in washington he has pointed out the importance. you can't do it all with philanthropy, you have to have the government programs. now when they are discussing budget cuts, foreign aid rises. nobody in congress likes foreign aid, especially funding to multilateral international financial institutions. generally our constituents back home do not see the impact that such assistance has on j

thank you, chairwoman granger, ranking member lowey, members of the committee.time when we have unemployment above 9%. i think about one in eight americans on food stamps, an economy still living with the scars of the damage caused by the crisis. this is a hard case to make, and can i want to just say i appreciate the difficulty of it, and i appreciate the care and attention you're giving these issues. and i appreciate, madam chairman, the attention you have given and will continue to give to the importance of the conditions we attach to these institutions. we have an obligation to make sure every dollar we ask the american taxpayer to put up in investments has the highest possible 'em pact on returns -- impact on returns. let me just summarize as quickly as i can. i want to begin with just an example from 20 years ago. a little more than 20 years ago secretary james baker came before this committee and requested both a general capital increase for the world bank and replenishment of the international development association, ida, and like now, that request came

i join chairman granger in welcoming you here. it's an honor and privilege and we thank you for your extraordinarily strong leadership. your steady hand and effective representation of the united states of america never cease to impress me and amaze me especially during crisis like those we face in northern africa and the middle east, and we thank you. in this time of fiscal belt tightening, it's important that we not lose sight that diplomacy and development are crucial to promoting stability, improving economies, sustaining peace. these investments help prevent threats to our national security and cost far less in lives and treasures and deployment of troops. we cannot let our current fiscal crisis create a future security crisis by cutting these invaluable programs. that is why i am particularly pleased the president requested $27 billion to support global development in fiscal year 2012. assistance for addressing global climate change, food security, and health challenges help create the conditions in developing countries for

jackson please. >> thank you chairwoman granger. thank you chairwoman clinton and welcome back. secretary clinton before 9/11 august 171998 arcs the first time outside of attacked our embassies in nairobi kenya and tanzania killing hundreds including 12 americans at the embassy in nairobi. since 1999 i long with several of bipartisan members of work to provide compensation to these 12 americans who are bravely serving their country despite intelligence unknown to the victims that show those embassies were likely al qaeda targets for attack. since the attacks a houses passed legislation during three separate congresses to address the issue only to be held up in the senate. furthermore the subcommittee has continually requested your department provide a legislative proposal for compensation to the state department employees killed by terrorist. yet no such legislation has been brought forward in the state department has failed to provide a reasonable proposal since the first congressional request in 1999. i'm sure we will be including similar language again in fiscal year 2012 bil

the chairwoman -- chairwoman granger, ranking member lowey and i found ourselves in a peculiar position late one night defending our bill and to eliminate the institutes of peace. arguments were made on the floor of congress that the state department and the institutes of peace have duplicative things. would the secretary tell us what your mission is and what the institutes of peace does? i thank you for your time. >> well, the institutes of peace is a not for profit institution formed by the congress to operationalize our commitment to peace by working with like minded individuals and groups around the world. you know, sometimes the united states government coming in to train people in democracy is not as effective as seeing one of our expert teams from usit or u.r.i. or i.n.i. you know, we have face-based groups working on all kinds of value issues. we have n.g.o.'s working on humanitarian, disaster relief and other important matters. and we have these organizations directly funded by our government, which is kind of unique but fills a real place in our whole arsenal of what we can do