what about jason came bell? >> reporter: mike shanahan hadn't talked to reporters during the combine but today he d wait until you hear what he had to say about jason campbel his future. the other wizard speaks about the locker room gun incident. that's coming up next in sports. this is a strawberry pop-tart. and this is the warm fresh baked taste... of a strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. that, on the list of things kids love, our party pizzas have just passed toy robots. awkward. kids love totino's party pizzas. >>> now, 9 spoefrments the best sports in town. >> reporter: when it comes to coaching ack you men, nobody questions mike shanahan. on a a couple super bowl rings will do that. after april season that saw a lot of cooks in the kitchen the hope is that he'll be only one wearing the apron. step one, clarify the jason campbell situation. he spoke at the nfl combine. he said the team ex suspects to tender an offer to campbell next week. 17 i

jason mitchell, thank you u very much, global radio news.r munio, a geophysic joins us from los angeles. >> i don't know if you can hear me but i can't just sit on the phone. >> who is this on the phone. >> dale grant. >> geraldo: i thought it was walter. we are live on television. millions of people now can hear your impatiens but thank you for being with us. tell us why the to the extent that you feel able the tsunami did not live up to the fears that we had when the warning was published? >> well, you guys have been talking about this and the quake -- this quake had a little depth to it and being about 25-kilometers deep or 21.8 miles deep it is -- it mitigates the size of the wave quite a bit. so i would have to say they were very fortunate that this was not shallow as was the quake in haiti. that quake was extremely shallow and that is why there was so much more damage locally. the depth of the quake is crucial because the deeper they are the less energy reaches the surface. >> geraldo: as you speak we are looking at exclusive footage f

in the i'm tired of the snow club like jason from ashburn who says i hate the white stuff. i grew up in ohio with more than i care to remember. you are not alone. hang tough. but then from maryland a man saying he doesn't mind the snow but he wond eshts about the forecasting. how can they forecast 15 or 20 inches of snow but there is no writing of this on topper's web page. i don't mean to single him out. we have heard probability of a storm. national weather service seems to find a way to predict what will happen. okay, topper. >> first of all, our general rule of thumb is wait up to 24 hours of falling snow. you can't take those numbers back. that's a straight computer forecast. you could probably go get next tuesday's prediction. not really that accurate but that said i've already tweeted some amounts and when i do tips on the air like locate your fire hydrant you've got a

up front jason is going to miss his second straight game. john out and tom out. so chris will jump in up front with brandon and eric fair that means, karl will team up on the blue line are tyler sloan. everybody associated with the capitals wonted that winning streak to last forever. montreal put a stop to them. >> my pushed the pace. got to the capitals on a two on two situation. cannon gets passed brian on the guard here. no chance for thee core. >> what happens next? historically how have teams faired? >> good stuff. the two teams with longer streaks both won the cups. 17 gamer had a first couple of rounds in the first season. beat the caps in one of them. slept the final two rounds. they lost to pittsburgh then were on a roll to finish the season. won the cup by sweeping the vancouver and the team at the cap is tied with way back in the '20s they ended up losing. >> brookes was a reason they were in the game last night. he posted three very pretty goals. >> the first one may have been the prettiest. he made the perfect peek. just a real nice play. watch him g

jason, thank you. walter mooney, a geo physicist joins us from san francisco, and walter, thank you for being here. >> i don't know if you can ask hear me. >> who is this on the phone now? >> this is dale grand. >> i thought it was your colleague, walter, but thank you, we're live on television, and millions of people can now hear your impatience, but thank you for being with us, and tell us why, to the extent that you feel able, the tsunami did not live up to the fears that we had when the warning was published. >> you guys have been talking about this, and this quake had a littldepth to t and being 25 kilometers deep, it mitigates the size of the wave quite a bit. and i have to say that they were very fortunate that this was not shallow. as was the earthquake in haiti t. the earthquake was extremely shallow and that's why there was so much damage. the depth is crucial because the deeper they are, the less energy reaches the surface. >> we're looking at footage of tara, chile and at the moment that th

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jason williams thought about the three and now waits for his team.akes a three and rims it. mike miller doing a great job on the boards, that's his seventh rebound. >> phil: they have got the take advantage of this spell here, they were on that mini run we just showed you, keep it goin', but they can't turn the ball over. >> steve: right. foye the jumper, got it, two- point field goal for randy foye. and, again, the lead is 5, 54- 49.. miller tumbles to the ground, fade away jumper no good, jumper howard inside, fouled by butler who grabs him. a couple of teams, namely detroit a couple of games ago, employing the hack a shack on dwight howard, made his first couple of free throws and then really became errant from the line, and it worked, although detroit did not win the game. >> phil: yeah, well eye you got to expect that, particularly that situation. he is so strong you don't want to give up the dunk. 5 of 12 shooting from the free throw line. so you have got to expect that kind of treatment when you're not converting your free throws. convert your

"precious" based on the novel "push" by sapphire, too long. [ light laughter ] "up in the air," jasontman. "avatar." right? [ cheers ] "avatar" is going to win. "avatar" is my pick on that one. performance by an actor in a leading role. jeff bridges. he was awesome in "crazy heart." i'm not even going to look at the other ones. [ laughter ] i think i'm up for an oscar for not doing any more movies. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: yep. [ light laughter ] >> steve: the whole industry got together and gave you that? >> jimmy: they gave it to me, i won. yeah. they gave it to me. >> steve: oh my god. >> jimmy: they go "just, please, don't do any more acting." >> steve: good for you. >> jimmy: performance -- thank you. i want to thank my agent and my wife. >> steve: so it's a different kind of oscar nomination. >> jimmy: and for mom and dad. wish i could have got you better seats. but, you know -- [ audience groans ] that's a groaner. it's a groaner. >> steve: that's a groaner. i think you won an oscar for that one. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you get it now, though. it's kind of funny now.

republican congressman from utah, jason shah get. and stand -- jason shah gets and ellen karis.friend of mine was at the georgetown game sitting next to the president this weekend. >> he was he had his step dad who was a contributor of obama they were having a nice chat. somebody said tell 'em your father works at fox news. somebody said that's a tough crowd. obama said sean hannity is a great guy. >> sean: twice last week that i know my name got mentioned. >> alex such a wonderful kid said why do you think the president didn't like -- i said you have to watch the show a bit more. >> sean: what does that mean? >> i doesn't understand people can disagree with like that >> sean: the president when campaigning said he wanted to somebody to tear me up. >> you weren't on the christmas list, let's move on. >> sean: a lot of my colleagues did but i didn't get one, i would have gone. will you take me next year? >> i will. way out to the corner, yeah. >> sean: all right, we have tomorrow night on the program, a spent a big part of the weekend reading a book, the politician about john edw

jason, thank you. walter mooney, a geo physicist joins us from san francisco, and walter, thank you for being here. >> i don't know if you can ask hear me. >> who is this on the phone now? >> this is dale grand. >> i thought it was your colleague, walter, but thank you, we're live on television, and millions of people can now hear your impatience, but thank you for being with us, and tell us why, to the extent that you feel able, the tsunami did not live up to the fears that we had when the warning was published. >> you guys have been talking about this, and this quake had a littldepth to t and being 25 kilometers deep, it mitigates the size of the wave quite a bit. and i have to say that they were very fortunate that this was not shallow. as was the earthquake in haiti t. the earthquake was extremely shallow and that's why there was so much damage. the depth is crucial because the deeper they are, the less energy reaches the surface. >> we're looking at footage of tara, chile and at the moment that th

they are very important, jason. but it is not the soul indicator. >> and certainly, they are looking fab tas tick -- fantastic for the atlantic ten. an issue right now, with the game clock and the score board. and they have gone rank above us, the overhead score board here at that center, so the officials and the staff here, in pittsburgh, they are trying to take that onto give us a moment to look at the overall standings in the conference. again, look at the clusters among the top seven schools. doing a great job for them last night as you know, and they went out there, right, they are doing a great job as i saw that unbelievable. showing a lot of talent. playing one of the toughest schedules for them. st. louis is coming back. >> right. they keep coming over to tell us here at our table that the clock, they had died. and now, it's back up as we look at the bottom half of the atlantic ten. and again, you can't say it enough. for a team like them, they have the opportunity to get a home game in that first round of t

i said, "jason, i've been doing this for 25 years. you think this is possible?hink you're crazy." he said, "no, this is going to happen. this is going to work here, gina. watch." >> thank you very much. that was a good job. to me, there should never be a question as to whether or not students should have access to technology. technology is like oxygen, you know, no one would ever have an argument that we should take away they oxygen from the kids. i think, if anything, we make school make more sense for them when we provide them with the opportunity to use technology. >> please log in. the computer has been amazing. it's an email i sent called "monday ning project tasks". ning is a social networking site where you can make your own separate little network. and so i created ning social networks for my students as characters for "to kill a mockingbird." if you are atticus, you're creating the discussion question... and they can write discussion questions, they can comment on each others' walls, they upload pictures, they write diary entries, they add music. they'r

jason clark had a career high 24. hoi yaz up by 18. now, 74-5. and georgetown just walking away with this contact. closer in the second half. julian vaughn in, traffic. draws a foul and a play. moias win 03-90. deshawn wuter on st. johns. justin barre wl. a 20-2 run for the owe johnnies. went by 11 at the break. butler got hot. seven threes in this game aichl 19-2 run. this is to power the three-point shot. seven for seven. made three throws, too. and season high, 33 for butler and 0 wins over the johnnies to mountaineers. duck taking on boston college. there is nolan smith finishing with a lay up. good look. and duke takes a lead by one. first half still bc down one. joe papany. there is boston college up 13-12 now, 19-18. they play on at the forum. and mcdermott rocking the pink. kansas state up by two. tennis clem meanty with a fast break lay up. then steps back knocking down a three. and k state up by five. iowa state claused to within one. craig braken stringing cyclone nootz lead, 4-13 after that. now, square at 21. and mississippi state is

jason rooit man's "up in the air and leanne dell's "precious" earned six nominations each.he surprise was "the blind side" starring sandra bullock. she was nominated for best actress. joining know talk about that is annette insdorf of columbia university, stephanie zacharek from salon.com, dana stevens a film critic for slate.com and from chicago, tony scott, the film critic of the "new york times" and co-host of the television program "at the movies." before we begin, here's a look at the ten nominees for best picture. >> i'm pleased to announce that the ten films selected as best picture nominees for 2009 are: "avatar," james cameron and john landow producers. >> you must choose your own and he must choose you. >> when? >> when you are ready. (screaming) >> "the blind side" nominees to be determined. >> it's mine? >> yes, sir. what? >> never had one before. >> what, a room to yourself? >> a bed. >> "district nine," peter jackson and carolyn cunningham producers. >> hey, hey! (screaming) you tell him to stand down! >> watch it! watch it! >> "an education," fin nola dwyer a

you look like jason, but i don't think that's your name. >> i'm robert. >> where did you start and where are you going? >> i came about ten blocks up 13th street. i'm headed over to irving street and then i'm headed downhill. looking forward to that. >> what is -- what's the -- what's the thing with the skis here? >> nothing, nothing. it's just fun to ski. you can very rarely ski in the city. >> you're having a blast with this. you seem to really be enjoying it. >> i'm delighted, yeah. >> you took at umbrella down because it gave way, didn't you? >> yeah. >> what is your name? >> kristen. >> i'm will. >> craig. >> hey, that's a good name. craig, that's a good name. >> jeremy. >> jamie. >> christy. >> i just saw you folks. where are you headed and where are you coming from? >> i came from navy yard metro and we're headed down the street. >> have you not heard that the district is asking residents to stay inside unless you're part of essential personnel? >> i thought we weren't allowed to drive. >> i thought we were essential personnel. >> i want to introduce you to chris. >> ski glasses.

. >> jason edwards uses his credit cards mainly to buy equipment for his photography business. but it was the snapshot of this interest rate that jumped to nearly 30% that caught his eye a few months ago. >> i immediately called, you know, thinking, you know, i could negotiate. >> reporter: edwards transferred a balance to a chase card a year and a half ago thinking he would only pay 19 .9% on new purchases. he made payments to his card twice a month and figured he was a loyal customer. >> i equate that with stealing. >> reporter: when edwards couldn't negotiate his way back to a reduced rate he cancelled the card. chase would not comment specifically about the closed account but in a statement they say in part, when necessary we make changes to pricing, terms or credit lines based on borrower risk, market conditions and the cost to us of making loans. >> it is annoying to see your rate go to 28 or 29% when you have done nothing but pay your bill. >> reporter: consumer action says the new provisions in place will make it harder for card companies to change the terms of your agr

. >> reporter: george washington university medical student jason goldberg has invested countless hours of study and over $100,000 to get where he is today. he's a fourth year med student studying pediatrics. goldberg thinks if patients want treatment, health care reform will have to pay doctors fairly. >> we invest a lot into our careers, and we have to make sure that we're getting compensated for the care that we provide so we can continue to provide care for our patients. >> reporter: goldberg thinks the government will eventually end up taking over health care. if that happens, he's counting on lawmakers to keep future physicians out of debt. >> i think we will see a day where medical school tuition will be subsidized by the government. >> reporter: his classmate erik smith has less faith in uncle sam's ability to protect his pocketbook. he says the healthcare reform plans he's seen so far are troublesome. >> i'm concerned that medicine might change into something that's not a realistic career choice for med students. >> reporter: smith is training to become an emergency room doctor

ten-year veteran jason marquis is that man getting acclimated to his new surroundings. he won 15 games for the rockies last year. he posted double digit wins the last six years running, exactly the stabilizing force the nats need. >> i'm going to try to come in here and bring some veteran leadership. get some good plays and have an opportunity to do something good here. they have to realize the potential and stay within the realm. >> now the latest from the winter games in vancouver as the olympics reach day 14. the u.s. and canada are each one day away from meeting each other. tonight those two countries metaphor the gold in women's hock -- met for the gold in the women's hockey and the canadians are the olympic champions. both goals by falepala. speaking of the medals, the u.s. increasing its total to 32 with a acylsilver tonight in men's skating. remember the mascot that ingested a live cheerleader. he was back at it tonight. he decided to go roller blading and knocked them over. [ laughing ] >> in fact, i believe that's why dinosaurs are extinct now because they don

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jason spezza, his ninth goal in the last eight games. the sens have won 11 in a row.y take this one, 3-1. that will do it for this update. for all of your breaking news, highlights and scores, make sure you stay current with espn news. >> our thanks to espn. >>> two american-born pandas begin their new lives in china today. >> tai shan and mei lan arrive in china. they will take part in a breeding program to restore their endangered species. >> first, they have to adjust to their lifestyle. now, they will each have roommates. >> and unlike their u.s. diet of cooked sweet potatoes a enbirthday cake, they will be munching on steamed bred in addition to their usual bamboo. they miss the bad weather on the east coast. but they also miss the super bowl. >> too bad for them. hopefully they get satellite tv. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following today. stay with us. it's packed with powerful nutrients that help strengthen your immune system. okay, bring it on, bad stuff. still healthy? mm-hmm. like the cranberry, the pomegranate is a super fruit, prized since an

we sent out our jason carroll to california and he is live from the l.a.about gerrymandering, this is an interesting state to explore. partisan bickering, and republicans and democrats unable to find common grounds, and searching for reasons why? one says before looking in washington, try looking closer to home, in your own district. >> reporter: do you think most people out there, wherever they may be, really have a keen sense of how their districts are drawn? >> no, this is very boring. this is a yawner. most people don't really care about this. >> reporter: he is working to change an old practice, one he says has taken place to his own district. gerrymandering. >> it's decided to protect the incumbent, and people think they have a choice but they don't. centuries later, this is still happening. illinois' fourth district, pennsylvania's 18th, held by a republican, a blot. and they say the shape of the district next to him, a sore thumb. >> is it true my district was carved around my house? yes, it was. >> and just across the street is the 46th district,

jason baldwin, who was 16, and jessie misskelley, 17, were given life sentences. that was in 1994.w you can be absolutely sure that these three men are innocent? >> if there was the tiniest sliver of doubt, i wouldn't be sitting here. >> reporter: actor johnny depp learned about the case from an hbo documentary. so did new york landscape architect lori davis. >> my life just was completely changed after that. >> reporter: and how. lori gave up her job and moved to arkansas to help and in 1999, she married damien echols. >> she's like a living breathing miracle in human form. >> reporter: despite the support, the three men have been denied new trials by arkansas courts. >> do you feel a sense of the clock ticking? >> oh, yeah. >> you know that sometimes when someone from hollywood takes a stand on an issue, he can be dismissed or sometimes accused of doing it for publicity. sgr yeah. i'm a big publicity hound. if they try to make me squirm that's nothing compared to what these guys have had to deal with for the last 16 years. >> what is most shocking about this case is how little ev

i asked him before the ball game if he knew jason.mes back and they have worked out in the past. [ not audible ] >> marques: they count on so many times to make the big plays. >> steve: knocks it out of bounds. 18 seconds left on the shot clock. very important possession for this young arizona team. >> marques: where you go, i will go. i will follow you. >> steve: kevin parrom. a whistle is born as parrom tried to slide to the right and grabbed by suggs, just the first foul by the freshman from missouri. >> marques: you can imagine the eruption from the wildcat bench. >> steve: a 58% foul shooter, one plus the penalty. >> marques: you have a guy who can penetrate, grab from behind two arms by scott suggestis, i d ask for intentional foul. >> steve: and i think they will check that out. lorenzo offensively : ome big wins this year. beat colorado in overtime. colorado took kansas to overtime before losing. knocking off number 24 washington by 17 and beating arizona state by 19 were huge for their conference. there is our game reset. eac

. >> emily met her husband jason lancaster through swing dancing. >> going well. >> lindy hop, the originalm a swing from the 1930's and 1940 posted. i took a lesson, trying my hand at the charleston. >> spin around. >> moving on to some swing. >> it makes you want to bounce, the music. it should have energy. >> bouncing and expressing. >> you cannot hide yourself when you are dancing. >> whatever you are feeling is going to come out and that is wonderful. >> i cannot believe how many people came out. they are having so much fun. they meet on monday night's. a couple thousand people participate. any age. there are classes offered on their website, charmcity swing.com we will have live weather coverage starting today at 12:00 noon and throughout the duration of this massive winter storm. what do you think, tony? >> i don't think my wife would go for the lessons because i am certain i would drop her. >> that couple was doing ok. that couple, i asked if he had never dropped his wife, he said, oh, yes. but as long as the wife knows ahead of time that she's going to get dropped. if the morning c

jason and jayla in arundel county, built this snowman together during their snow day off. picture sent to us by mom. andrea. >> and thanks to scout in federal hill for this picture. it was a very long line at the ace hardware store. almost everyone there to buy a shovel to get ready for the big batch of snow. >> was not grass seed they were looking for. >> as snow falls, see it, shoot it, send it. upload videos to our website at foxbaltimore.com and click on the see it, shoot it, send it icon. you can send photos directly from your cell phone to pics@foxbaltimore.com. >> and we want you to know that we will have extended live coverage of the storm throughout the day tomorrow. fox 45 morning news will be on the air from 5:00 in the morning until noon bringing you the latest on school closing, road conditions, and weather updates. and fox 45 will be back on the air, starting at 4:00 tomorrow afternoon, giving you all the information you need to know about the storm. >> i am an optimist and try to take the negative and turn it into a postive. >> later, on the news at 10:00. r

metro mix's jason adams mapped out the ten best super bowl bars and parties in town. listed is everything from a full hour of penny drink gin and tonics in arlington. we are talking a big game on a really big screen, i'm talking about a movie theater, folks where waitresses come and bring you your booze. metro mix is the one stop shop for super bowl sunday, visit.metro mix.com to pick your party. >>> we have a report the fashion for paws fund-raising season has officially kicked off. fund-raising models gathered to celebrate one of dc's elite fashion events of the year. the show, which is april 10th, benefits the washington humane society, and pamela will emcee the show that hopes to raise $350,000 for animals in need. designs from nicole miller, sax fifth avenue and the fashion institute of design and marketing will be featured this year. thank you for that report and now it is your turn. visit my blog at oh my goff.tv. enlist in covering our community today by sending in your events and pictures to share on the air. >> it will be a long weekend with record-breaking

. >> jason, what could bernanke say today that might hurt the market? >> well, i think he could say that he's actually going to tighten more quickly than people are expecting. i mean, i think that obviously this move with the discount rate last week, i think, was -- they described it as a technical change. i think they were right. the fed has a lot more tools now available to them. they could pay interest on reserve. so i think fed policy is going to be a lot more nuanced in the future than it has been in the past. what worries me, mark, i got to be honest with you, i guess it's easier to beat up on congress. i'm not sure a lot of these nuances are going to be appreciated by the people in the house financial services committee. and, you know, unfortunately i would expect the chairman to probably get beaten about the head and shoulders, you know, explaining to congress why he raised the discount rate. that could make people a little uneasy as well. it may not be what the chairman says, but it may be congress's reaction to what the chairman says. >> it co

. >> he said any tension between jason campbell and himself has been cleared up. >>> the health of dwightr one for media day. he suffered an ankle injury late in the colts victory over the jets in the afc championship game and at this point is the only starter who night not play due to injury but that would be a big loss for the colts if he can't go. >>> straight ahead at 6:00, latest on the messy morning commute. tony has a check. the forecast. we'll run down the school delays and closing for you. fox 5 morning news is back in two minutes. we're the watchful ones. we like to know where things stand. we keep a close eye on what we have and what we spend. suntrust would like to applaud our solid financial ways. now when you pay your bills online you'll not only gain more control of your money, you can also earn up to one hundred and fifty dollars. find out more at suntrust.com/solid live solid. bank solid. suntrust. two of nature's sweetest wonders growing together under the same sun. and now for the first time in new sun crystals, the only 100% natural sweetener made with pure cane sugar

jason, we could see some action around these jobless claims today. this is an important number given the weakness we've seen in the economic numbers, right? >> definitely. we've seen weakness in consumer confidence. we're looking for that economic data to trend back up to support the asset prices at these levels. we had stocks corrected 10% in three weeks, basically, and now we're essentially at the halfway point. we've got back to 50% retracement in the dow and the s&p. from here, we very much need the economic data to improve to go any higher. >> the commentary you heard yesterday from bernanke on the hill, did that sooth some concerns people have? >> i mean, i think in the end we saw a quick spike down after the discount rate from last week. but in the end, there was really no change to that and i think the market was priced for that. that rates will stay low for an extended period of time. the biggest overhang for the markets right now continues to be really anywhere the economic data is, but mostly where the euro zone concerns are. if you look,

nbc's jasoning li inin inin ini. >> reporter: women's single states just days after her mother died suddenly55 years old. there was so much courage and grace on that ice last night. joannie rochette skated the skate of her life. she got the highest marks of her career. 11,000 people on their feet cheering for her. when it was all over, she broke down into tears. and went into the arms of her coach. overshadowing really kim nu-ya, south korean, favored in this. she's way ahead of the pack going into tomorrow's final skate subpoena she did skate beautifully but so did joannie rochette who goes into the finals in third place. definitely a contender for a medal. got those scores on the strength of her skating last night. which was extraordinary under any circumstances. >> all right. thank you very much, chris jansing in vancouver. of course, stay tuned to all of nbc's coverage on all the nbc net yoshgs. coming up, orrin hatch. g the ec, g the ec, small business owners have a lot of questions. can paperless billing get me paid faster? how can i keep my best employees? how can i bring down my insu

former nba star jason williams is sentenced to five years in prison for shooting to death his limo driver 2002. williams pleaded guilty to aggravated assault from the death last month avoiding a retrial on reckless manslaughter after a jury deadlocked on the charge in 2004. >>> and police in vancouver, canada, say they received a substantial amount of tips in their search for andrew koenig who is best known for his part on "growing pains." his parents say at the time he was derespond end and suffering from depression. >>> and charlie sheen checked into rehab and is taking a break from his cbs show "2 1/2 men." the move comes two months after his arrest in colorado for attacking his wife, brooke. she is also in rehab for substance abuse. >> all right. we'll leave that one alone. let's turn instead to tonight's shot. i can't say we don't turn our camera on ourselves. we're going to show our olympic athletes. there have been a lot of falls at the winter games. here are pictures of just a few. they don't give out medals for crashes or embarrassing moments. count on us because we do. so let's

. >> that's right, coach shanahan has said he expects jason campbell and fortis to be part of the teame d has helped 11 sacks, and earn add trip to the profollo bowl there is talk of the team moving to a three, four the head coach hasn't tipped his hand yet. >> i think the principals are there, the teams haverun the three, four and offenses and some the four man fronts, basic four man front ifs you have the right front four, they're, you know, history is pertinent as good as it gets. it depends on the personnel. >> the college hoops, maryland and virginia tech in a nail biter. final seconds the game was tied 80-80. vasquez to eric hayes, hits the jumper to give the terps a two-point lead. plenty of time for the hokies. malkin delaney gets the lay in with less than a second left. the game went into overtime, 2ots to be expect. maryland out lasted 104 to 100. >>> georgetown hosting notre dame, first half brother of tyler hansbrough. and the irish built a 12-point lead. the hoyas rallied to come within four. notre dame pulled away. 78 to 64 the final. george washington hosting charlotte.

. >> greg, this is jason from miami. great job with the show. i first stumbled upon it and i thought it was a coke and fever enduced haze, but i sobered up and found out it was a real show. >> i am trying to figure out where he will be in various points in time. i used twitter to meet up with him. >> greg, there is a video game you have to check out. robot unicorn attack. unicorn, man i have the unicorn baby! >> that was delightful. tele prompter, wake up. hello. they keep calling me on my direct line. 212-462-5050. we will close things up with the post game wrap up with andy levy. go to our website for more information. >>> don't forget you can watch us saturday night at midnight eastern time and 9 p.m. pacific time. coming up next on the next "red eye." look at these lovely guests. jim norton is sexy as hell. she is not bad. and he is finally back. and it is another edition of father knows best. so e-mail your questions for him at "red eye" at fox news .com. >>> time to go back to tv's andy levy. >> you are going to be on with her rail dough.

so you go up to random jason and say please carry any? >> is there a hand-off? >> yes. i a total of 155 people put their hands on me and transported me 5.4 miles. >>> have you ever carried somebody to know. >> it's new york, though. >> it happened to me on the coldest day of area. are tourists nicer than the locals? >> yeah. i think so. you don't know this, but you carry me back to my queens apartment after the show. most surprising were nine musical theater kids that carried me six blocks while singing lady gasga. >> is he hippy by the way? >> no. had a light lunch. >> what do you do to top this. do you have a next plan? >> i honestly don't know. maybe go to space. i don't know. if you go to -- >> >> how much do you weigh? >> 130 pounds. >> you're talking about how nice new yorkers are, if he approached you in the street would you run or carry him. >> i would not carry you, you know. i probably only weigh 30 pounds more than that. i couldn't. yeah, yeah. mark, appreciate it. thanks very much. >> if you go to my website, you can watch my video. >> a little plus in there

when he was finished i return to the football field, soar and jason, but also determined to never again be called a quitter. to never say die. from the i threw myself into every game i played, even when it hurt, even when it was dumbed down on the field at all, even though i hated football, but quit? never. my father make sure i got the message loud and clear. that's in them and the lesson i carry with me to this day. coach luis taught me to rise above all the obstacles, mental and physical, get thank its own in your path and to compete. and by competing to achieve more than you ever thought possible. that was another vital lesson, from founding a company to do so it's the sales floor to a never-say-die vet the approach, both have paid off into many ways to count. i also have a favorite childhood memory of sitting on the back steps of my home on a crisp clear november afternoon eating and listening to the georgia tech football game on the radio. in 1945, i was an eager 11 you're listening in as johnny mcintosh tackled a ball carry out the 5-yard line. the ball popped up and george mathe

. >> jason chaffetz, utah. >> thank you, mr.resident, it is truly an honor. >> great to be here. >> i am one of 22 house freshmen. we did not create this mess but we're here to help clean it up. you talk to a lot about this deficit of trust. there is some things have happened that i would appreciate your perspective on, because i can look you in the eye and tell you we have not been obstructionists. democrats have the house and senate and the presidency. when you stood before the american people multiple times and said it would broadcast the health care debates on c-span, you did not. i was disappointed, and i think a lot of americans were disappointed. you said you were not going to allow lobbyists in the senior most positions within your administration, you did. i applaud you when you said it and disappointed when you did not. you said you'd go line by line through the health-care debate or through the health-care bill. there were six of us, including dr. phil roe who said we would like to take you up on that offer. we never g

also 32-year-old jason reitman, possibly the youngest ever best director.lot of people looking at this one. normally about always look at the best picture. a lot of people saying it would be great for kathryn bigelo diar a dra sandra bullock and meryl streep, they've been going back and forth, joking, giving each other fa basically saying, i'm going to get you. i think meryl streep senr then sandra -- >> it's good to see that they're sort of taking it all -- of course poormerhas been up so manys fr in terms of ther bu course lastlous produced, double-digit rati the telecast producers are saying they expect the show to be even funnier. look forward to a funnier show. >> you wonder which movie joe biden's pulling for. watch this. >> do you and mrs. biden ever get to the movies? academy award picks, oscar nominees? >> yeah, as a matter of fact we do. and i think that one of the odds-on favorites -- jill didn't go with me but is -- is -- this new program that i looked at it, wished i were seeing it in 3d. you sit there and you watch this science fiction thing u

jason, what do you make of all that? do you agree? disagree? think you just have to be a little patient. i think we're in a trading range type of market right now. you know, we've got to work through this and muddle through it, but i think if you look at the multiples that cisco trades at, they're trading at close to five-year lows. i think the fundamentals are very strong. i think if you have patience, i think this stock's going to work. the fundamentals are better than they've been in a long time. you've got large enterprises starting to spend again. there's a lot of catch-up spending. there's a lot of big strategic projects that i.t. departments have been unwilling to do because of budgets. so i think, you know, overall, the picture is really bright. and i think john chambers is probably going to turn it up a notch or so on the optimism. so hopefully we'll get some people starting to believe that this macro recovery is real. >> is it now going to be not just networking but, you know, scientific atlanta deal and all the home networking that -

jason and marjorie baade of lakeland, florida. 79 years married. he's 99, she's 95.hey met at a high school carnival and he won her. well, that's the great birthday news from smucker's, where >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. let's get a final check on the morning commute with sarah caldwell. >> more evidence that the roads are very slick out there in spots. we have an accident coming in and gamble's road and a cut road, and eastbound 100 and route 2, all lanes blocked in the eastbound direction due to an overturned vehicle. new problems in anne arundel county. this occurring at 45 am eastern and dundalk. another one at woodlawn and went out ave. the careful getting through the intersection. york road and an ashland road, accident in the cockeysville region. another one at falls road and gunpowder road. take mount carmel as your alternate. harrisburg expressway looking at and the rest of the major roadways fairing well. very light at this hour. the fact that many schools are delayed is helpin