hartley fouls out.er team anything more. >> don: novosel has been sensational. the senior from kentucky hit 9 of 10 free throws. she has 19 points. >> mary: maybe this game didn't seen anything because it's not the ncaa tournament. this game means a lot to notre dame. a lot! >> don: it does. sesh to shoot. notre dame by 7. doty. fighting to get free. they call a held ball. a timeout is called. >> mary: once notre dame got back it. they put the ball on the floor. find an angle. create pressure and contact and get to the free throw. that's when the game -- limping off the court is not the way you want to end this game. >> don: natalie novosel has been a warrior for the irish. it was a held ball. possession arrow to connecticut. the final shot blocked by diggins and the irish win the game coming from behind the in 2nd half. 74-67. >> [cheers and applause]. >> don: for mary murphy this is conwright so -- this is don criqui. notre dame 74 and u-conn 67. this has been a presentation of cbs sports on the road

hartley fouls out.er team anything more. >> don: novosel has been sensational. the senior from kentucky hit 9 of 10 free throws. she has 19 points. >> mary: maybe this game didn't seen anything because it's not the ncaa tournament. this game means a lot to notre dame. a lot! >> don: it does. sesh to shoot. notre dame by 7. doty. fighting to get free. they call a held ball. a timeout is called. >> mary: once notre dame got back it. they put the ball on the floor. find an angle. create pressure and contact and get to the free throw. that's when the game -- limping off the court is not the way you want to end this game. >> don: natalie novosel has been a warrior for the irish. it was a held ball. possession arrow to connecticut. the final shot blocked by diggins and the irish win the game coming from behind the in 2nd half. 74-67. >> [cheers and applause]. >> don: for mary murphy this is conwright so -- this is don criqui. notre dame 74 and u-conn 67. this has been a presentation of cbs sports on the road

for 11 years, he has funded and performed at hartley's strictly bluegrass festival. the festival brings 750,000 people from around the bay area, the country, and even the world, to golden gate park for those days of free music. i want to emphasize, free music. he buses 3000 public school kids to golden gate park for a special festival concert. this year and last, he made a significant gift to improve the irrigation and maintenance equipment in golden gate park. and he has led the effort. i always called it warren's garage, but he led the effort for the golden gate garage to reduce the number of cars on the surface roads. there has been an outpouring of support for this resolution that the board of supervisors passed. we have had over 100 letters come to us in that short time span, and it is it covers the weight -- a rate of san franciscans. many of them will never know, but they felt compelled to send a letter supporting this. many of them are people whose names you would recognize, and i mentioned them. nancy pelosi, gavin newsom, mark leno, fiona ma, dennis herrerr

cup third round tie is well it is just hartley fourteen feet long took a surprise leaders on the fieldthrough robbie simpson after twenty eight minutes but craig bellamy swiftly levelled and steven gerrard added a first top stoppage time penalty get the reds the lead in the second half jonjo shelvey netted his maiden with the pool goal for andy carroll struck his first of the season in the dying minutes and stewart downing also bagged his first goal for the reds. so no surprises on the field but could there be a giant killing among the twenty six other matches taking place the saturday well of as a tasty million dollar we currently underway and andrews is calling cup holders to take on premier league balls while later swanzy go to barnsley everton post this here town with fellow welcome charlton into london darby while tony pulis takes his study sides to former times joining up and bolton travel to michael's field. what else where q.p.r. go to league one m.k. dons there's an all premier league tom i got the full reason james is paul because newcastle face blackburn wigan are at swindon

twelve thousand anti-government protesters in the city had summoned danny to press you can ask mr hartleysir for if it is a very sensible play from the latest developments a vehicle for the street in her most recent post from the scene of heavy fighting sara says that there isn't any ceasefire in place with the city under government. control via the armed opposition and she also says that locals are very afraid that violence will rock again. police have clashed with protesters in croatia's capital zagreb where hundreds rallied against joining the european union ahead of the country's membership referendum clashes erupted when demonstrators attempted to take down and you flagged recent surveys that suggest around forty percent of the population are against joining the union patrick young from the investment consulting firm devi advisors says you sentiment is easy to understand as croats can see their neighbors in the block facing hard. the key consideration here is that when we look at the croatian referendum there's been barely one m.p. in the entire parliament who's actually been turning

under right to work laws which came into existence in one nine hundred forty seven under the taft hartley act it was passed by republican house and senate over the veto of president harry truman when a majority of workers vote to join a union and the shops gets he gets unionized those who don't want to pay union dues don't have to even though they get the benefits of all the bargaining and all the other work that the union does for them so those four employees of tom's tractor company who don't want to pay for the union will still get the better pay and wages but they don't have to contribute a dime to it what happens when that happens while the union loses it loses money it loses people the workers turn on each other until eventually the union collapses and then of course wages go down benefits are wast and working conditions think again this is exactly what's played out in states that have so-called right to work laws or as they should be called right to work for less law us right now there are twenty two states that have right to work for less laws indiana would become the twenty third

gist said she could not have the lead did not talk at all hartley. >> we try to be tough. but until you get to the moment. cannot get in the mindset of that individual i kind of felt for her. at the same time obviously going for something. >> something to consider this story under the state safe a bad lot a parent has 30 days to turn a newborn child over to a police department firehouse hospital. this child was six months old does not fall under that category. police are right out investigating but did not have the mother's name have not been able to fight to get addicted to fight terror still up in the air on filing charges. story live tonight from chicago south side >> major fire burning out of control tonight southwest suburban roby odell. grew so fast and wild it was sebert landscaping flammable material on hand and no injuries flames were very heavy and hot concentrated at the rear of the building bursting through the roof. under investigation and the building was a total loss. francis cardinal george is 75 years today turning over a letter of resignation to pope bene

peninsula, redwood -- 65, 64 peninsula, 64 in sonoma, despite the clouds, still mild, 62 san leandro hartleyy the monterey bay clear conditions with 63 and tomorrow we are warming it up brighter, offshore flow continues for the weekend. sue has traffic. >>> update on the situation amy hollyfield is heading to where there is a tour bus accident nobody is on the bus we'll follow that. drive times if you are heading out right now 80 westbound from the carquinez bridge to the maze less than half an hour quite the difference from yesterday where we had that horrible accident in richmond, 4 looking good on your drive towards concord, mac world 2012 coming to mosconey center today. looks like howard street is significantly jammed downtown already. typically closed between third and fourth for the convention that gets underway in just a couple of hours. muni in the area of mosconey could be delayed i pit a special event there for muni. all -- transit reported on time. golden gate bridge fog on the coast, down close to the deck coming out of the waldo tunnel you will find limited visibility. to the t

it means reforming the labor laws, getting rid of that pact hartley act.t means a whole series of simple facilities to give the rights and remedies that were supposed to have in the meeting. what good is the right to vote if you have to travel 100 miles by foot to the voting precincts. facilities are very key. third, you have to recognize in theory millions of people on these corporations as shareholders and investors. they have no power. the owners control the big corporations, including labor pension funds. excuse me, they own these corporations. they have virtually no control. top management has decided over the years church shareholder investors of any option to control their hired hands and executives of the then to sell a stock. a recipe for self in richmond at the top and endless shenanigans by the corporations. the effective protection from whistle-blowers. people have a right to go work with their conscience. and not leave their conscience at home and simply obey what they're told to do. that is a very important internal deterrent demand there is

i hartley support it and more importantly, the american people want it and think it would be beneficial>> any names before i ask angela? >> i don't have any names, but let's just suggest any business leader, a howard schultz, a fred smith, from federal express, they would be terrific names to add to the mix, and they have a lot to offer. >> now, jamie, this is a wild card. but john hunts n ma -- huntsman, not saying he would do this. when he was governor and mitt romney was governor, john huntsman did create jobs and a better economy in the state of utah. what if john huntsman does not win new hampshire and becomes a third party candidate. >> jamie: what about it? >> the more the merrier. governor huntsman has spoken truth to power and he's talked about entitlement reform and served in the obama administration and a terrific mix of people broadening the choice for the american people. >> jamie: doug, i'm waiting for you to throw your hat in the ring. >> you may have to hold your breath. >> i know you're a democrat and you know what i'm saying, and a little bit you're agreeing with angel

i thought that is what the crowd responded to most hartley. >> woodruff: so, mark, what is your sense on how he won this, and what he had to do to win it this big? because he not 32 percent last time four years ago, losing to john mccain and this time it looks like he is besting that, at least. >> yes, he is, gwen, and david is right, he went with catholics and he went can protestants and republicans, he went with the people who are the back ben of the republican party here. he won across the state, and regions from the seacoast all the way to the north country. he -- it was a very solid victory, and the only person who really gave them any kind of a run for his money was ron paul. >> gwen: let's talk about ron paul, david brooks, and he is now, he now has come in a very firm, clear second place in both iowa and new hampshire, is that something the republican party is concern about or is that something they don't care about or that they welcome .. there has been some concern whether he would run third party. i think the conventional view right now with his son rand paul in the senate

and i can't even think hartley of voting for him. i am just praying and asking god to help us. thank you. host: a reminder that republicans are calling this morning. and marcia was a republican from kentucky willing to go with president obama if the conditions were not right. the next call is jim, gillette, wyoming. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i am what you call a hard- working republican. i have been a manager in two businesses for big corporations that are no longer existing, so i will mention the names if i can. alltel telephone and hollywood video. these will all taken over and sold and on to other companies, larger companies. what happens -- the culture of this kind of taking over that goes on. within the working people, i was a very successful manager, took two stores and brought them in the top 20 and 40 in the nation out of thousands. but they killed us. i was working 80-hour weeks. they thought they were going to run the managers that were on salary into the ground. and it nearly killed me. and the people who liked to work under may were always

get navtech, the greatestrea betrayal of the working men andf women in this country since the task hartley act of 1948. destruction of welfare.s whether the reason they keep extending unemployment benefits is because clinton said what happens if they do -- if they run out and you do not have a job? you have to live off 1/2 to $43 a month. do regulation of the sec so clear channel by a is up thousands of stations and a consolidate into one entity e destruction of the banking system. canada does not have a banking crisis. it did not tear down the fire wallr put in place in the 1930 s like we have the glass-steagall act and itstme did not allow gamblers or a hedge funds to take over the banking system. it was all done under clinton. obama comes into codify the destruction of both domestic and international law put in place by the bush a administration.wic thatke is an egregious assaults to order the assassination and a new military detention act where people can be picked up to see in the nebulous term as a terrorist so i think understanding the structure and the foundation of power and where

nafta, the greatest betrayal of working men and women in this country since the taft-hartley act of 1948. the destruction of welfare. i mean, one of the reasons they keep extending unemployment benefits is because courtesy of bill clinton, once those unemployment bens run out and you do not have a job you have to attempt to live on about $143 a month courtesy of the welfare. the deregulation of the fcc so you have rupert murdoch and clear channel buying up literally thousands of stations, radio and television, stations consolidating it into one entity, the destruction of the banking system. canada doesn't have a banking crisis. we have about 100 bank closures a year but canada has done because it didn't tear down that firewall and put in place in the 1930s in the united states by the 1933 glass-steagall act. it didn't tear down the firewall between commercial and investment bank. in short it didn't allow gamblers and hedge funds to take over the banking system. this was all done under clinton and obama comes in and essentially codifies the destruction of both domestic and international l