ran into henderson so henderson will be at the lane.ed up his second personal foul so so fast to neck for him. marshall henderson, the freshman out of hearse, texas and bell the ma lo-- he has a chance to utah's sean green record for three-point shots but he doesn't complete the two at the free-throw line and then commits a foul after he made that miss. kind of a freshman mistake to use the old term. committed a foul. daymeon: showed a little bit in the last game, 1 poithird turno for the tigers. 7. 48 to play in the opening half. l.s.u. with the six point lead. matt: l.s.u. tigers with the six point lead here with 7:48 to play in the first half. trent johnson talking about their 8-4 start and saying you know we're as talented as anybody we play but if we don't compete and grind, we'll get knocked on our butt. if a team beats him, he wants it to be because the team is better. that was the case when they got beat by uconn in madison square gardens but not because of some of their only losses this season. daymeon: right now, i think they'

that's what motivates 2008 cnn hero tom henderson and his shelter box team.since 2001 they've helped thousands of disaster victims around the globe by thinking inside the box. >> it really describes itself. it's shelter in a box. prepackaged aid delivered in a box. blankets, cooking pots and pans. ten-person tent. >> reporter: 12 minutes after the haiti earthquake the shelter box crew sprang into action. >> the logistical challenges of getting the boxes from here in to haiti have been an absolute nightmare. infrastructure is nonexistent. >> reporter: when boxes finally arrived last week the impact was immediate. for henderson that's the whole idea. >> if you've lost everything, it's all about shelter, warmth, comfort and dignity. that's what shelter box is. ♪ people say i'm forgetful. maybe that's why we go to so many memorable places. love the road you're on. the subaru outback. motor trend's 2010 sport/utility of the year. that's why we created the tide "loads of hope" program, a free laundry service that provides clean clothes to families affected by disas

henderson from long range! warren grabs the rebound! calls time-out. 14 seconds left. shot clock off. and now l.s.u. has a chance to play for a tie or, perhaps, a lead with the three. trent johnson telling his guys here? daymeon: we look at the guys who are successful tonight, both storm warren and tasmin mitchell. mitchell has been quiet for the past 10 to 12 minutes and he's been quiet because utah is concentrating on keeping the basketball out of his hands. if i'm trent johnson, you come one the basketball and once you get into the half court, you want to make sure you don't rush offensive offensively. i would try to give to mitchell and let him create and look for warren and spencer and realize if you don't make the shot, you have to win it off the offensive glass with reckless abandon. matt: tasmin mitchell had 15 points at halftime. four here in the second half. time-outs here even at one. possession arrow is pointing in utah's favor. tasmin mitchell has his third double-double in the last four games and he's now at 19-11 for the ballgame. daymeon: i like this. c

henry henderson works for the natural resources defense council that supported michigan's lawsuit. henderson says the only real solution is to physically wall off the lake from the river as it was in the 17th century. >> the barrier has not been adequate. it never has been adequate. and it's not going to be adequate. they are going to be very, very hard to eradicate. and we, i think we can't eradicate them. that is why we need to figure out and institute a permanent barrier so they don't get into the great lakes. >> i was amazed this morning how many salt trucks were lined up. >> reporter: but john and dell who run barge companies say closing the locks would destroy their industry. >> well, the first thing is that it would put us right out of business. if we don't have barges coming through the locks, we don't have any activity at all. >> on the chicago san itaree ship canal system which we are standing right in front of, 16.9 million tons move through that system. if you equate that to trucks, that is 1.3 million truckloads. and close to 280 some odd thousand rail cars. the infras

i'm not a car guy ed whitacre now in charge after the sacking of henderson. g.m. detroit shook up with the outsiders running all of motown's not quite so big three. in chicago, i'm jeff flock, fox business network. >> julie: nigerians react as one of their own stands accused of trying to blow up an american jet. coming up. plus, a new call for full body scanners at the airport. after the alleged christmas day bomber managed to get on a plane on to powerful explosives. but critics say the scanners leave too it will to the imagination. our report straight ahead. >> julie: aweather alert. frigid week for much of the country. cold air settling over two-third of the u.s. and heavy snow in store for northern new england. parts of ohio, pennsylvania and west virginia have also been under winter weather advisories. cleveland could even see up to 12 inches of snow tonight. followed by arctic air and temps dipping in the teens. domenica davis is live in the fox weather center with the latest on a chilly, chilly weekend. hi. >> it's very chilly. especially when i show you th

i'm not a car guy ed whitacre now in charge after the sacking of henderson. g.m. and detroit shook up with the outsiders running all of motown's not quite so big three. in chicago, i'm jeff flock, fox business network. >> julie: nigerians react as one of their own stands accused of trying to blow up an american jet. coming up. plus, a new call for full body scanners at the airport. after the alleged christmas day bomber managed to get on a plane on to powerful explosives. but critics say the scanners leave too it will to the imagination. our report straight ahead. [ female announcer ] crunch time, wheat thins. you and your tasty whole grain. this can only end one way. [ crunch ] wheat thins. toasted. whole grain. crunch. the crunch is calling. the odds of the "big easy" winning the u.s. open twice? 1 in 1.2 billion. the odds of him having a child diagnosed with autism? 1 in 150. ernie els encourages you to learn the signs of autism. >> julie: aweather alert. frigid week for much of the country. cold air settling over two-third of the u.s. and heavy snow in store f

barbara lee, wade henderson and donna brazil even, she's one of our contributors, she'll be on statethe union tomorrow. perhaps we'll get an inside look at these calls. not only is he making these calls, i just got an e-mail from me showing me that a local politician, a steve forsberg is saying is he understands this is not great, this is not the right choice of words for reid, but he accepts his apology, and the reason why he says he accepts senator reid's apology, and many of these african-american leaders are saying the same,because he does have a good record when it comes to civil rights historically, despite what everybody agrees is a very bad choice of words and a very bad situation for senator reid politically. >> how much trouble would you say harry reid is in in the senate. how much hot water does this put him in? >> judging by the immediate reaction, which is, you sometimes -- it's very difficult to do, it looks like for now, in terms of his position as the top democrat in the senate, it looks like he's okay. the biggest problem for senator reid is his own 1r50i8 viability

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out to civil rights leaders and african-american members of congress, including julian bond, wade hendersonresentatives jim clyburn and barbara lee. >>> a machine gun attack on the togo national soccer team has left at least two people dead. the team's bus was sprayed with gunfire near the border between angola and the republic of congo. the bus driver and an assistant coach were reportedly killed. the team was headed to angola for the africa cup of nations tournament. a separatist group in angola claims responsibility for that attack. >>> at least 15 people including some tourists reportedly have been injured in another acid attack in hong kong. china's news agency says an attacker dropped a bottle of acid from above a crowd today, more than 100 people have been injured in a series of acid attacks over the past 1 mon3 mo. > >>> umar farouk abdulmutallab's lawyers say he's not guilty. the plea was entered friday in federal court in detroit. the 23-year-old nigerian was shackled at the ankles saying little except he understood the indictment he faces. the most serious of the charges, attempt

he essentially replaced the ceoate at general motors from last year, fritz henderson. even if you think back to last year's show rick wagoner was still the ceo at general motors. >> ifill: bottom line after this year of government aid and credit year of tough times no more happy talk in detroit. >> this is always a place that runs on optimism. hopes and dreams are always part of the d.n.a. in detroit. people aren't walking around in hair shirts or anything like that. it's a sober atmosphere. i do think that that's appropriate given that two companies went through bankruptcy were still in a deep recession. we don't know when we'll be climbing out of it. >> ifill: micheline maynard of the "new york times," thanks again for joining us. >> thank you, gwen. >> brown: and now a very different auto story, through poetry. >> we stand in the rain and a long line waiting at ford highland park for work. you know what work is. if you're old enough to read this, you know what work is. although you may not do it. >> brown: at 82 philip levine is author of some 20 volumes of verse an

we have had many stars in the interior, including all of you who have been working with chris hendersonthe rest of their employees in the implementation of the recovery act. that is a major responsibility. we need to make sure that it is implemented in the right way, based on the directives that we have from president obama and our responsibilities to make sure that we're taking care of the $3 billion that were brought to this department through the recovery act. the people who worked on this effort are many in the department. there people like faye winters in florida. she is the project manager of four recovery projects. like many around the department, she assumed her recovery act responsibilities on top of doing everything else she is doing. she knows people are counting on her to get projects under way so that people can get to work and bring home a paycheck. she knows she is working on projects that will have a long- term sustainability effect on the blm area that she works. they have done a great job and her work made for an extraordinary 150th anniversary for juniper and left lik

they have been pro arab ever since the 1940s under henderson and robert kaplan has written a terrific book all about this. the question i called on, one of the few tax chiefs who did not get through the senate confirmation process, senate democrat leader tom-0, some pundit has actually said he might replace rahm emanuel as white house chief of staff and that is a job that doesn't have to go through senate confirmation. i would like to get your thoughts on that one. >> guest: he is one of those washington fixtures that never goes away. even after his senate nomination had been withdrawn he didn't go away. i point out in culture of corruption that he was behind the scenes pulling the strings. this is a guy who is everything opposite of hope and change and has been instrumental in the entire health care debate and shepherding this thing through and trying to salvage it. it is a very telling picture of barack obama meeting at the white house on a regular basis and i haven't heard what the caller was certainly comports with the way this administration has done business in the past. >> host

we have had many stars in the interior, including all of you who have been working with chris henderson and the rest of their employees in the implementation of the recovery act. that is a major responsibility. we need to make sure that it is implemented in the right way, based on the directives that we have from president obama and our responsibilities to make sure that we're taking care of the $3 billion that were brought to this department through the recovery act. the people who worked on this effort are many in the department. there people like faye winters in florida. she is the project manager of four recovery projects. like many around the department, she assumed her recovery act responsibilities on top of doing everything else she is doing. she knows people are counting on her to get projects under way so that people can get to work and bring home a paycheck. she knows she is working on projects that will have a long- term sustainability effect on the blm area that she works. they have done a great job and her work made for an extraordinary 150th anniversary for juniper and lef

have had many stars at interior this year, including all of you who have been working with chris henderson and bureau directors and all of the rest of our employees in the implementation of the recovery act. that is a major responsibility and we need to make sure that it is implemented in the right way, based on the directives that we have from president obama and our responsibility is to make sure we're taking care of the $3 billion that were brought to this department through the recovery act. the people who have worked on this effort are many throughout the department. they are people like fay winters with the bureau of land management in florida. fay is the project manager of four recovery act projects at the juniper inlet lighthouse outstanding natural area. like many around the department, fay assumed her recovery act responsibilities on top of doing everything else she is doing. she knows people are counting on her to get projects underway and people can get to work and bring home a paycheck. she knows she is working on projects that will have long-term sustainability effect on the

had had many stars at interior this year, including all of you who have been working with chris henderson, the bureau of directors and all of the rest of our employees in the recovery act. that is a major responsibility and we need to make sure that it is implemented in the right way based on the directives that we have from president obama and our responsibilities to make sure that we're taking care of the $3 billion that were brought to this department through the recovery act. the people who have worked on this effort are many throughout the department. people like fay winters in florida. santa fe the project manager of four recovery act projects -- fay is the project manager of four recovery act projects. she assumed her responsibilities on top of doing everything else she is doing. she knows people are counting on her to get promise underway so that people can get to work and bring home a paycheck. she knows she is working on projects that will have a long-term sustainability effect on the area that she works. they have done a great job and her work made for an extraordinary 150th an