luke hancock has the ball. mike morrison there for the alley-oop. one of five assists for hancock on the day. less than 15 to go. drives the lay-off off the mark. morrison misses the follow-up slam. trying to win it for the huskies. he shoots and misses. refs call a foul. take another look at this. ryan pierceson hits allen on the arm. because of that he gets three shots. allen under pressure though. he is so precise. makes the first one and the second one. misses his last attempt. a nail-biter 50-48. pats have won four in a row. >> in the district, american hosting lafayette. under 5:00 to go in the first. eagles are up 16. daniel munoz gets the inbound pass and pushes. in the corner for the three-pointer. patriots go in the locker room up by 19. patriots work the ball into the paint. american outscored lafayette. lumpkin flows it down. eagles have won two games in a row and host navy in the patriot league tourney on thursday. in olympic news, maryland's own simon cho raced in the semifinals of the 5,000 meert men's short track relay. did not race

and very much like john lee hancock, understated and quiet.'t people who toot their own horns. and he wrote the foundation that was the catalyst for all of this and between those two men, i learned so much about... i want to say being a guy, but i'm sure there's female football players, but the love of sport, the love of coach, the families a expect of things i came to it completely new and fresh and i think that's why to your question earlier, that's why the film did so well because it's an aspect of how to be a family. in a time when we're not doing so well sometimes on being a family. and i see that in football, how they pull together. we saw hit in the super bowl. you know, it's about being a community. there's so many different aspects of being a family that i don't think we've shown that enough on... in what we do in our business. we're so quick to show an explosion or someone getting killed but it's nice to show something that works. >> rose: what you were infusing in him was the sense he had a protective gene. so you're translating the

and by john hancock. the future is yourself. >>> back in tallahassee. the tigers lead it by one. and six in conference play. in many places they're actually battling with teams from other conferences for at-large opportunities. marquette got a win today at seton hall in overtime. minnesota has played well of late. but you see the clemson story, and those key wins could come in handy for them, especially butler. >> mike: the 10 and 6 in conference is very impressive for marquette. that's why clemson has to step on the gas here going down the stretch. but their strength -- their rpi is certainly going to help them. >> tim: i think the one glaring weakness out there, is the on the road. good teams hauled away on the road. >> tim: absolutely. really got to find a way to get a road victory. shock clock down under five. jerai grant. didn't get it on the rim. snaer, uses it for singleton. >> mike: cutting off driving lanes well. >> tim: oh, he waited for young, and andre didn't come out to get him. and he said i'll take that train. >> mike: we see with snaer 37%. you have to respect his

up in washington county, western maryland, hancock, seven inches of snow. over in northern virginia, fairfax county, lorton 5.3. western virginia, warren county, front royal checked in with five inches of snow. west virginia, romney, hampshire county ten inches. i want to touch upon this coming back outside one last time. my great hat here is courtesy of derek mcginty and you may remember he wore that for the inauguration last year. so i joked around. thanks so much for the hat. i was missing one. so i will have to see if i get the flint lock out of my car later. >> i think you need a more stylish hat. >> temperatures 28 to 32 and the winds northeasterly. don't forget to check on the elderly and bring in your pets. shovel in shifts and have flash lights ready should we lose power with the storm. a reminder here, wet and dry snow. one square foot of snow is 0.5- pounds by if you have a driveway with two inches of snow you are moving about 468- pounds times ten. this is just with two inches of snow. that's over 4600-pounds, over two tons. so that's why you ar

luke hancock drives to the basketball. up and under for that reverse layup. mike morrison gets the long rebound. george mason wins at home. >> iove people who let you know they're happy. >>> up next, the white house press secretary. >>> the government i haiti says at least 230,000 people were killed in that massive earthquake last month. among those killed was u.s. air force major kenneth borlin from alabama. his remains were found this past weekend at the hotel montana in port-au-prince. "the comfort" continues to treat patients from the mainland. they have seen 60 helicopter loads of patients each day. >>> first lady michelle obama launched a nationwide campaign to fight childhood obesity. >> let's get this done. >> part of the goal is called the let's move campaign. part of the goal is to make fresh produce available in every neighborhood to pass tax incentives to grocery stores to move into underserved areas. they provide school luncheons to cut out more fat, sugar and salt. >> i wrote down hope and change in case i forgot. >> that was white house press s

he influenced the constitution with john hancock. thinking the big signature guy, janua john hanco in massachusetts. if you read the constitution, did they not have a state religion in massachusetts? >> yes, they did. >> glenn: wait, how did they have a state religion? >> because there was no, there was no federal objection to a state religion. the constitution banned a national religion. >> glenn: yes. so if you want to be progressive in california, be progressive. if you want to have the big huge lumbering giant, do it. it doesn't matter. but give us some space where we can have real freedom, limited government. it is the difference between -- look, i don't think the people in california object to texans. they do, of course they. do object to them having limited government. texans think californians are crazy. californians think texans are crazy. but that's the way our federal government was set up. let everybody be themselves. >> as reagan said you can vote with your feet. >> glenn: exactly right. if this fails, if california fail

host: hancock county, ill., tom on the line for republicans, welcome.ller: thank you for this opportunity to be able to talk to you. i just got a kick out of a last caller. it always takes an agency. democrats always look to government to get us out of this mess. the other thing, the stimulus was not big enough. i would like to ask your guest where in the world ever did a country borrow themselves out of a mess? and the other thing i would like to say is, he went beckham and we sought -- and cited other -- he went back and cited other recessions. obama mentioned that this is the great recession back to 1929. no one ever mentioned the recession in 1920 where we lost 21% of gdp and with a cure for that was. the cure for that was because the government employment in half and they cut taxes in half and the people were -- were not so burdened, especially in this society with regulation and taxes. when you get your paycheck or whatever you do and you look at the taxes you pay and you look at how it is wasted, you go, why do i want to work? i think it is as si

security, medicare -- first, before i get to that, i want to say one other thing -- i am a member of the hancockere, it is lower costs, and i get my blood work done there and all this stuff there. it is subsidized by the federal government, state government. we take medicare, we have medicare, medicare part d. we are going to make another big government thing. it is just like everything that the big government dies. host: i am going to stop you there to i want to point out to our audience, at the new chairman of the senate health committee, senator tom harkin, with the longest serving member of the house, and john dingell of michigan, and the chairman of the energy and commerce committee, and relaxed and of california. julie rovner come -- henry waxman of california. julie rovner, you are watching this as well. what are they thinking? guest: it is an important day for the democrats and republicans. people are going to be watching. congress is not doing well in the polls in general these days. people really don't like the bickering on either side. congress is really seen as being unable to do the

host: hancock county, ill., tom on the line for republicans, welcome. opportunity to be able to talk to you. i just got a kick out of a last caller. it always takes an agency. democrats always look to government to get us out of this mess. the other thing, the stimulus was not big enough. i would like to ask your guest where in the world ever did a country borrow themselves out of a mess? and the other thing i would like to say is, he went beckham and we sought -- and cited other -- he went back and cited other recessions. obama mentioned that this is the great recession back to 1929. no one ever mentioned the recession in 1920 where we lost 21% of gdp and with a cure for that was. the cure for that was because the government employment in half and they cut taxes in half and the people were -- were not so burdened, especially in this society with regulation and taxes. when you get your paycheck or whatever you do and you look at the taxes you pay and you look at how it is wasted, you go, why do i want to work? i think it is as simple as that. guest: if