hughes. step-back jumper. 12-2 run for the badgers to open this contest. wisconsin up by 19 still. bohanan's three makes it a

hughes has an olympic resume to end it. a former cyclist, she's the first canadian ever to win medals at both the summer and winter games. on wednesday, hughes capped off her career by skating in the grueling 5000-meter race, carried along by the cheers of the canadians in a packed arena. hughes gritted it out to the finish line, winning a bronze, the sixth medal of her career. >> oh, yeah! what a way to end it! >> reporter: tying canada's mark for most decorated olympian ever. she called it one of the best races of her life. >> that crowd was amazing today, and i'm officially retired as a speed skater now! >> reporter: what's next? hughes says she just wants to buy a kayak and go on some new adventures with her husband. >>> up next, the spirits of vancouver. we will sample the city's most popular drinks, right after this. ... all over my body... ...it just doesn't go away. it's so baffling. (announcer) does this sound like the pain you've been experiencing? this is fibromyalgia. chronic, widespread pain and tenderness that

and certain payments of hughes to richard nixon. because o'briant had worked also for hughes. obviously was not pulling for richard nixon. and in the 1960 election, one of those things and they're a million things you can say swung the election when it is that close that one of them are allegations in an october surprise during the end, a loan to the nixon for enterprise hit out in california called the nixon burgers. from howard hughes, a very unsecured sort of love which not only derailed, helped derail nixon in 1960, but also when he ran for governor of california in 1962. so it wasn't the shadow of 1962, which caused richard nixon's downfall, ultimately. so there you have a question and a case of three ambitions, finally realized, hopes and dreams finally destroyed, and three great personal presidential tragedies. thank you very much. [applause] >> if we have any questions, raise your hand, and then the c-span microphone will seek you out. >> i have a question. i want to know whether you read seen frost/nixon yet, no one, what y

tonight's "market monitor guest" john hughes with quantum capital management of new jersey. >> susie: here's what we're watching for next week. our friday "market monitor" guest is jeff everett, president of ever-key global partners. also, quarterly results from coca-cola and walt disney. on the economic calendar, december wholesale trade and january retail sales. monday, over confidence and how it can lead your investments to under perform. it's part of our ongoing series "your mind and your money". we may soon find out whether bernie madoff's family was involved in his massive ponzi scheme. today, his brother, two sons, and a niece agreed to give a full accounting of their finances to the trustee liquidating madoff's business. those relatives have been accused of taking almost $200 million from the business. separately, more money may be coming to madoff victims. his luxury manhattan penthouse has a buyer. >> tom: an advertising scuffle between jenny craig and weight watchers is over. jenny craig says it will stop running ads that made mention of quote, "a major clinical study." tha

hughes has an olympic resume to end it.mer cyclist, she's the first canadian ever to win medals at both the summer and winter games. on wednesday, hughes capped off her career by skating in the grueling 5000-meter race, carried along by the cheers of the canadians in a packed arena. hughes gritted it out to the finish line, winning a bronze, the sixth medal of her career. >> oh,yeah! what a way to end it! >> reporter: tying canada's mark for most decorated olympian ever. she called it one of the best races of her life. >> that crowd was amazing today, and i'm officially retired as a speed skater now. >> reporter: what's next? hughes says she just wants to buy a kayak and go on some new adventures with her husband. what a way to go out, though, wow. >> extraordinary accomplishment. it really is. >> yeah. >> she was so happy. >>> when we come back, jenna bush hager's going to introduce us to an unlikely olympian. >> you're going to meet the snow leopard, the first athlete from ghana to ever compete in the winter games. but fi

here is one about obama, it's one hugh mistake, america. hugh is a dumb guy.his person would like to impeah obama. here is some stundents for mccain and palin. they were stunned that a college let them in. and finally, this guy makes a very strong point. get a brain morans! [ applause ] but who has time for spelling? it's friday night, and, you know, there's one government agency we can all agree works like a charm. time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it's "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> coming up next, time to [ bleep ] the cast of jersey shore, live in our studio. >> i have [ bleep ] with homosex yums since 1968. >> proud to say he's a friend of mine, too, and he is most certainly earned the trustees award. >> i trust your judgment, i do, when it comes to movies. >> and you're a [ bleep ] lover. >> i am a [ bleep ] lover. >> i'm hoping lady luck [ bleep ] on me. i'm miss delaware. >> sometimes you might say, wow, i might not have [ bleep ] that, but it was tight, and he sticks it in the

of them were allegations toward the end with the nixon family richard nixon's brother from howard hughes. the unsecured loan which not only help to the rail nixon in 1960 but also governor of california. under the shadow of 1962 which was nixon's downfall ultimately. there you have a question and a case of three ambitions, finally realized, hopes and dreams finally destroyed and agreed great personal and presidential tragedy's. thank you very much. [applause] >> if you have any questions please raise your hand. >> i have a question whether you have seen frost and nixon yen and what you thought of it. secondly, there is a scene depicted that happened before a the final day of taping in which nixon lubricated by alcohol calls frost at his hotel the night before and engages in a rambling discussion of how they are similar and have these resentments. i am wondering is that license storer to you have any information? >> i am not a great movie persian nowadays but nixon was soon made duplicated the night he told the press in 1962 you will not have richard nixon to kick around anymore. he was r

assistant hughes will take over on an interim business. cavs and heat, first quarter action. off the turnover. two-handed jam. not every day you see wade getting dunked on like that. to the second. green served it up to lebron james for the alley-oop. cavs up 56-52 at the half. lebron wasn't done. he had 36. cleveland won its ten the in a row, 102-86. new jersey devils have won the sweepstakes. he turned down a $101 million extension to stay in atlanta. from one russian olympian to another, alex ovechkin to take on the rangers. third period. watch alex go. slipped the puck between the defense man's legs to beat the goal goalie. reigning mvp had two goals. caps beat the rangers, 6-5. these orangutans trashed a saints helmet which means somehow they picked the saints. lions used boxes with their choice. they went to the saints and destroyed the box. don't know if that means saints will destroy the colts on the scoreboard but the animals have spoken so the saints will win this weekend. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great week jend i'm fred roggin. >>

left unbroken in this world, no deeds of daring do left to achieve, we bring you the story of graham hughes, the 30-year-old brit is attempting to be the first person in the world to set foot in all 194 countries without getting on an airplane, and to really make it a real challenge, he is trying to do it on pennies a day. annabelle roberts has his story. >> i'm in cuba. >> reporter: cuba was country number 34. his current total is 142, so he is 3/4 of the way through his list to break the world's record. his target is 200. >> all i know is i'm really tired. >> reporter: he has to travel by public transport, never by plane. eat street food and avoid hotels. so far he's been thrown into jail twice. >> in congo they took my t-shirt off me, my shoes and socks and took my glasses. i couldn't see. threw me in a room with mosquitos for a week. i had to pray to god i didn't get malaria. it wasn't pleasant. they thought i was a spy. >> reporter: another low points with way he was turned away at the border for not having a visa. >> i had to go back, get the visa, go all the way back. took me a week

left unbroken in this world, no deeds of daring do left to achieve, we bring you the story of graham hughes. the 30-year-old brit is attempting to be the first person in the world to setoot in all 194 countries without getting on an airplane. and to really make it a real challenge, he is trying to do it on pennies a day. annabelle roberts of itn has his story. >> i'm in cuba! >> reporter: cuba was country number 34. his current total is 142. so he is three-quarters of the way through the list to break the world record. his target is 200. >> all i know is i'm really tired. >> reporter: he has to travel by public transport, never by plane, eat street food, and avoids hotels. so far he has been thrown into jail twice. >> i was thrown in jail in congo that. >> took my t-shirt off me, my they took my glasses. i couldn't see. they threw me in a room for a week. i had to pray to god i didn't get malaria. it wasn't very pleasant. i think they thought i was a spy. when you look at me, i look like james bond. >> reporter: another point was when he turned away at the mr&y having a visa. >> go all the

that's larry hughes. knicks by 7. then shoddy defense. harrington could have done his taxes, he was so alone. >>> a report that tiger woods is on the way back. the melbourne herald sun reporting that he will play in two weeks in arizona. the pga tour won't confirm. >>> today it was national letter of intent for high school players for football. demassa has more high school alums than any other program. >>> it will be split loyalties for all the mannings this weekend, rooting against their hometown team, and against dad's pension fund in favor of your blood. even payton wants to see the saints win a super bowl. just not this year. >> the saints were my team growing up. now i'm a colts fan, i'm a giants fan, obviously and certainly i've always kept up with the saints. i feel somewhat a part of it, even though i'm on the other side. >>> lakers and grizzlies. rudy gay take as half court shot. but look at the clock there. still 5 seconds left in the game, kobe nail as three, reminding us, it's only a buzzer beater if there is a buzzer. >> that

newmont mining saw a hugh profit jump, easily beating estimates thanks to the higher price of gold and copper. gold revenue was up 55%. copper sales saw a 10-fold increase. the stock saw twice its normal volume today, rallying to its highest price since mid-january. newmont stock has performed better this month compared to the overall sector. some after-hours action to get you caught up on as it may carry over to tomorrow's session. shares of the gap were up as much as 2% after the bell as its profit jumped 45%. the company also announced a dividend increase and $1 billion stock buyback plan. ahead of the results, gap stock was up fractionally during the regular session on heavier than usual volume. the stock has been slowly climbing since hitting a five month low last month. the drop in fluor stock accelerated after the bell tonight. it was down as much as 6% after the close. the construction management company blame a disappointing 2010 forecast. palm stock was one of the most actively traded issues today, with volumes coming close to 100 million shares. palm stock fell out of hand w

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hughes making like his moniker. that's tres. now, up 16. keaton getting in the act.aying undefeated at the colt center. >>> that's your espn news sports update. i'm steve weissman. have a wonderful morning, america. back to you. >>> we have some proof this morning that new yorkers are nicer than most people think. >> it surprised me. comedian and filmmaker mark nokoff videoed him being carried. 155 people in all to make the 9.4-mile trip. >> this is not his first brush with internet fame. he lived in a new jersey ikea ya for a week and spent 30 days an air transs plane. >> new yorkers are nice. >> this guy has interesting time on his hands. >> i guess so, yeah. >>> up next, the stories we'll be following today, including that new terror warning from the nation's top officials. >>> and the president will face tough questions from members of congress. i was short of breath, so i couldn't always do what i wanted to do. but five minutes ago, i took symbicort, and symbicort is already helping significantly improve my lung function. so, today, i've noticed a significant di

he's john hughes, president of quantum capital management. a big settlement today between state street and government regulators. the firm is paying a $10 million fine, and an extra $300 million to investors who lost money during the sub-prime market collapse. the feds and the state of massachusetts claimed the boston-based bank misled investors about exposure to sub- prime mortgage-backed securities in one of its bond funds. >> tom: dollar general is hanging a big help wanted sign. the discount retailer plans to hire about 5,000 new workers as it opens 600 new stores over the next year. dollar general has been gaining customers and growing sales since the start of the recession. that's allowed the chain to open new stores while other retailers continue to scale back expansion plans, or close all together. >> susie: house lawmakers voted today to let uncle sam carry more debt: $14.3 trillion worth of debt. that's more than $46,000 for each american man, woman, and child. numbers like that have tonight's commentator missing the days of old on

hughes. step-back jumper. 12-2 run for the badgers to open this contest. wisconsin up by 19 still. bohanan's three makes it a 20-5 run for wisconsin to start the game. 25-7 moments later. gordon taylor, fast break lay-up. running the hoosiers out of the build being. we look at the s.e.c. east standings. kentucky is 8-1. vanderbilt, tennessee and florida have six wins in the conference. we have a big match-up tonight in primetime. the teams have been through the shares of ups and downs. kentucky, mostly ups. start in the the front court, wayne chism and the reigning freshman of the week demarcus cousins. >> charles: this is quite the match-up. i'm interested to see if wayne chism can impose his will on demarcus cousins. i don't mean in the paint. i mean can he get cousins to come out and chase him regarding each other in man-to-man? if so, that could be an advantage for tennessee. chism can shoot the three-ball. demarcus cousins, the ball on the low block, it finishes, folks. he'll end up with it in the basket. >> whit: kentucky won four in a row since they lost to south carolina an

. >> facing patrick hughes. okay, on the ground in chicago. in florida republicans have a new frontrunner, statehouse speaker has surged ahead of governor crist, 49-37. crist held a 31-point lead there. the republican efforts to find congressional candidates got a huge shot with massachusetts senate victory of scott brown. now a recruiting report. the upset win in massachusetts is making the job of recruiting top quality republican candidates much easier. and that is 90 percent of the game according to senator cornyn who makes sure republicans get elected to the u.s. senate. >> we have heard from people who were not going to run saying they are reconsidering. we have a great range of candidates. i don't think quality candidates is a problem. >> a key race where the scott brown affect is playing out is arkansas where lincoln is vulnerable. following the victory of brown, republican congressman decided the time was right to challenge lincoln. the mood is taking hold on the house side where former pennsylvania congressman who called brown's win i

joining us from san francisco, california, catherine greg, hughes, tracy miller, dana lash, and in philadelphiakatie a brahm. we start in california -- katy, abram. catherine did you hear anything that caught you off guard but surprised you? >> i didn't. i think -- i didn't see anything that shocked me. i was happy to see the republican leadership. i was happy to hear at least six common sense points that they had. some cost reduction solutions on the table. i saw the standard, i think, political theater that the democrats had. i think overall i walked away with the sense there are many options on the table. but unfortunately, the republicans for the last year have not been given an option to play in this arena. that's what i found most disappointing. >> greta: i take it you are a republican, is that a fair assumption on my part? >> yes, it is. all my life. >> greta: is there anything that the democrats said today -- any of the members of congress, that made some sense to you? >> i don't think there was much that really made sense to me, because i've heard what their plan is in bits and pieces

tea party nation is backing this guy, pat hughes, while the tea party patriots are backing the otherlowery. but unfortunately for sarah palin, democratic congressman mark kirk is favored to win tonight. will obama's home state base turnout and show the kind of enthusiasm the democrats need to keep this stay blue in november? the polls close in less than two hours. joining me now, carol marin from wmaq in chicago joins me now. what do you think's out there tonight? >> one way to judge it is by to your knowledgeout. it is slim to none out here. a very poor turnout as far as we can see right now, which means the whole thing is up for grabs. nonetheless, on the republican side of this, there is no one who doesn't expect mark kirk to make it out of the republican primary. it's on the democratic side we have some questions. >> if it's a low voter turnout where are the tea partiers? just not as organized nil ill as they may be in other places in the country? >> the tea partiers are here. but a lot of people want to compare ill toil massachusetts and i think that there is a mistake built in

two -- for two of them a he named charles evans hughes who became chief justice of the united states and one robertson. the most dramatic vacancy that developed was the decision of their revered, mitchell homes to step down and who was there in of the united states who could possibly with phil homes shoes? the legal community was almost one in saying that there was only one man who could conceivably do dads and this was a man of of the highest court in new york state, benjamin cardozo. given the the practices of the day, but of the hoover facing a difficulty with cardozo of. you are supposed to have a geographical balance on in the courts and you're already to new yorkers on the court. to name cardoso would be two have three of the nine one-third of support from new york. there was an even more awkward problem with and that is that cardoso was a jew. and when louis brandeis became the first jew on the supreme court in 1916 there was a hideous way of anti-semitism and. cardoso would mean it that there were two issues on the court at a time when and anti-semitism was all to write, bon

our guinea pig is brandon hughes.n elite college guard who plays for the aztecs of san diego state university. he's used to distractions. he's an impressive 80% free-throw shooter. hi, brandon. thanks for coming . >> thanks for having me. >> all we want you to do is concentrate on making free throws, you and the every straight ho mostly empty gym with few distractions. the same for brandon in our lab and thecord is in jeopardy. brandon goes 9 for 10, above his personal average. with a baseline establisheheheh% and a pulse of 69. >> still calm and cool. 69. >> it's time to add the first variable. visual distraction. in our lab an unruly crowd isn't enough. we want to really get under brandon's skin. so we're going to pile on the visual distractions to make sure we achieve complete visual overload. it's known as sensory saturation. we fire up strobe lights, unleash the fans and, most importantly, we send in the clown. and to make sure we stretched his visual capacity to the max, we allowed everyone to break all the rule

hughes insuring is final year in office and focused his speech on education and his state's economy.m nashville, this is 35 minutes. >> thank you very much, and lieutenant governor ramsey in speaker williams, speaker pro tiem deberry, members of the general of the 106 general assembly justices and constitutional officers and friends and guests and my fellow tennesseans. once again, i stand before you tonight to report on the state of our state and to present and recommend a budget prepared in accordance with the requirements of our constitution. as we begin i want to once again recognize the men and women of our state who are serving our country abroad this evening. as we gather here about 1200 members of the tennessee national guard are deployed in iraq and afghanistan. this coming friday we will see off more than 3,000 members of the 278 armored cavalry regiment redeployed to iraq. most of these men and women spent 2005 there and now five years later are returning again, and included among the soldiers returning to iraq is a member of this body, lieutenant colonel john mark windle.

just last week, we said good-bye to former lady pat hughes.r this morning i attended the funeral of great mac mathias who 30 years of noble service epitomized not only what it means to be a united states senator but also what it means to be a citizen. it is a true honor to join you here once again in this historic building, the oldest state capitol in the united states of america. where marylanders have come together, year after year to renew our democracy and to move our state forward. in this place of the people's will, we express our differences of opinion mindful of the fact that all of us gathered here to serve act on behalf of maryland. and there is only one maryland. we are here because we care about people. all people. and to safeguard our children's future we are committed to the work of justice, security, job creation, environmental sustainability, and fiscal responsibility, understanding that progress for one requires progress for all. in times of great adversity, we don't make excuses, we make progress. we set aside partisanship. a

and kim hughes will take over in an interim basis. >>> j.j. hickson, posterized dwyane wade. every day you see wade getting dunks on like that. and the cavs up 56-52 at the half. lebron wasn't done. the long stepback jumper. cleveland wins 102-86. >>> just when you think you've seen it all, former super bowl winning coach and fox broadcaster jimmie johnson has signed on to pitch a male enhancement product calls extendz. and mr. yellin says that "johnson is one of the few people that could pull this off." >>> watch the guy on the right. he passed out on live tv. it happened during a soccer match. he suffered from a mild case of heat exhaustion. now you see him, now you don't. >>> finally, wonder who to pick for the super bowl? orangutans trashed a saints helmet, which means they pick the saints. need a second opinion? these lions too went with the saints and destroyed the box. don't known the saints will destroy the colts or the scoreboard, but the animals have spoken. the saints will win this weekend. that's it for me. have a great weekend. >> wow. fred is smoking. >>> up nex

author and analyst hugh pope says that the investigation has been anything but transparent. >> no onee bad stuff done, but on the other hand, it is beyond belief that many of the people taken in and several of them charged for several months without charge, are deeply involved in plots to overthrow the government. >> reporter: and generals with their long history in mettling in turkish politics are now accused of fabricating evidence and acting dictatorial. the political struggle between the once powerful military and the civilian government is far from over. now analysts predict a fresh legal battle over where to prosecute these military officers. no one yet knows whether they will be tried before civilian courts or before a military tribunal. ivan watson, cnn, istanbul. >>> any instability in turkey certainly has serious implications for the region, for nato and for the united states. let's bring in our national security contributor fran townsend who was the homeland security adviser for president bush, and also worked in clinton administration in the justice department. explain to

. >> we invited your opponent pat hughes, i guess he was busy. he declined the offer.k kirk, best of luck today. look forward to seeing the results in an exciting race as we get set for november. congressman kirk, thanks. >> you bet. thanks, guys. >> you bet. coming up on the show, president obama vowed to rid washington of lobbyists influences. so why is the white house now the focus of a new probe? >> uh-oh. she's not -- that woman screen left is not an emperor or royalty but president obama did bow to her. the mayor of tampa is that woman and she will join us live in 20 minutes to tell us what that's about. >> and the oscar nomination announced this morning. will "avatar" walk away with the bulk of the nominations? i doubt it! hi, may i help you? yes, i hear progressive has lots of discounts on car insurance. can i get in on that? are you a safe driver? yes. discount! do you own a home? yes. scount! are you going to buy online? yes! discount! isn't gettg discounts great? yes! there's no discount for agreeing with me yeah, i got carrd away. happens to me all the time

but i think that we need a -- we need to have the flexibility of the tools we have available to hughesand i am not convinced that you can make -- i'm convinced you cannot be a hard decision that everything should be taken to the military tribunal or everything should be taken through federal court. there are decisions that have to be made in which to balance the requirement for intelligence with the requirement for a prosecution and the source of pressure you can bring on the people you a rest in either form. it's got to be a decision made at the time and i think the balance struck on the mutallab case was a very understandable balance. we get good intelligence, we get more -- >> i disagree very strongly with that conclusion, but i agree with you that there should be -- there should be a decision made after consultation with the relevant agencies in the intelligence community when an enemy combatants comes before the the part of justice gives the order to mirandize. the enemy combatants es the decision ought to be made by the intelligence with the participation of the intelligence comm

you can find almost anticipation of every idea of smith somewhere in hugh i also think he tends to disagree with him in a small blaze with every seven jets. they have a slightly different view about sympathy for the role of self-interest in people's lives. they agree largely about the nature of government and the danger of large government and also the way they can help society in the need to administer justice. they disagree on some small ones. it is very hard to tease them apart. one difference is that smith but all of his thoughts about economics and governments into one systematic discussion and that is thought something hume did. >> caller: i have a question concerning spending and savings. what does he have to say about government spending today? how much of total gdp is all government spending? and if we cut out most of that spending, just except for the necessary as of the war, any water, or defense, that is what we will call it, what would employment be like? and with large amounts of spending in national, state, local level? how would capital keep enough employment going? that the

recently, i had the opportunity to visit hugh sane al-sadr who's actually a cousin, so sometimes the divisions are within the family as well, and he spoke of the benefits of a united nationalistic iraq that incorporates all religions and all communities, a refreshing message, i think, for the iraqi people. we had a long subject that spanned -- conversation that spanned subjects from debaathification to water sources. he talked about iraqi politicians lacking a strong base and the fact that some resort to religion and sectarianism to define themselves. actually, this is part of our conversation, but he mentioned our conversation on his web site, so i don't mind telling you about it as well. [laughter] in short, it was heartening to see a cleric of this stature talk about these issues, and i think there are some people in iraq and such people that we need to reach out to and listen to, not just the politicians of iraq, but also people who, i think, have a great role to play in influencing iraqi public opinion. which this does lead to the a question that, i think, comes up a lot which i

just last week we said goodbye to pat hughes, a woman of grace and class and strength. and earlier this more i attended the funeral of the great matt mathias, a man who appeared 30 years of service epitomized not only what it means to be a united states senator, but also epitomized what it means to be a citizen. it is that true honor to join you hear once again on this historic day, the oldest capital in the united states of america. people have come together year after year to renew our democracy and to move our state forward. in this place of the people's will we express our differences of opinion. mindful of the fact that all of us get it here to serve. act on behalf of maryland, and there is only one maryland. we are here because we cared about people. and to safeguard our children's future we are committed to the work of justice, security, job creation, environmental sustainability and fiscal responsibility, understanding that progress for one requires progress for all. in times of great adversity we don't make excuses. we make progress. we set aside partisanship a