jerome randle. >> steve: all over the basketball. smothering patrick christopher. this is the way lorenzo romar expected this husky team to play. bryan-amaning travels. cal ball. 13:42 left. please join us, fans, to help the people of haiti recover from the devastating earthquake that hit their country. make a $10 donation to the red cross relief efforts. please text the word "haiti" to 90999. a $10 donation will be added to your phone bill. standard messaging and data rates may apply. washington with a 61-38 lead over california. >> marques: good activity on defense by the huskies. nice job, quincy pondexter raising the high ball screen. terrific rotation on the pass to the corner to jerome randle. >> steve: theo robertson. >> marques: got to stay down. first half, pondexter got a foul jumping in the air. >> steve: theo misses the easy layup. this has just been a miserable afternoon for the cal bears. outside of patrick christopher, the rest of the team has gone 3 for 16 from the floor. >> marques:

jerome randle talked about the old guard, the elder statesman blazing a trail for the younger playersnce we step on that court, you know, it's business. one thing we have to do is try to teach the younger guys and show them the ropes and let them know the importance of being out there on the court and keeping your head. and this is really tough to play on the road, especially with a great team. we just have to try to lead by example. >> you talk about teaching the younger guys. for arizona their young guys have grown up quickly, particularly their freshman derrick williams. >> he's grown right before our very eyes, 215 pounds at 6'8", now 240 pounds, terrific skill set, especially the foot work, catching to basketball, finishing in traffic. derrick williams does a great job for this basketball team. he is averaging in the pac 10 games, 17 points a game, doing a nice job knocking down over 81% of the free-throws, 61% from the field. he's stepped up his level of play. once the league has started, he's a good one that will be fun to watch. >> we can't wait to see him in action. we'll be

the father, jerome wallace, was charged with debt and child abuse. the mother is start with a child abuse and assault. and an 11-year-old girl had funeral services today in salisbury, and about 1000 attended. a few days before christmas, she was found dead on a wooded area near the delaware line. he is a registered sex offender in maryland and delaware. the attorney has said that his client denies allegations he harmed her. father coughlin died on christmas day. he donated his body to science so there will be no funeral. the memorial service is set for wednesday at the baltimore chapel. robert kaufman was 78 years old. now to the war on terror. president obama has called on lawmakers to put aside politics this new year. brian moore has the story from washington. >> president obama is winding down an island vacation interrupted by the cold reality of terrorism. >> the sentiment was echoed by top republicans. >> at the beginning of the new year, it is important to remember that we are all united by a common fate that no tragedy is too big for the ameri

a baltimore father is charged with the death of his own daughter tonight. 24-year-old jerome wallace and his girlfriend are charged with beating his 20-month-old daughter to death. jim joins us live at baltimore city police headquarters with more. >> this is the first and only child homicide in baltimore in 2009, and we had almost made it a whole year without one child homicide when this father is accused of beating his toddler daughter to death. it was december 19, the afternoon of the blizzard of 2009 when rescue workers were called to a home in the 2800 block of kentucky avenue in northeast baltimore for a child not breathing. by the time they got there, it was too late. she was to a month shy of her second birthday. >> the child sustained serious trauma to her body. >> there were several injuries to the toddler's face and neck. authorities started an immediate investigation and arrest to the people they believe are responsible. her own father, and his girlfriend each face multiple charges, including child abuse, assault, and murder. >> if they did, then throw the book at them. if

in the high des vert the verkz rde valley, not too far from jerome, he's growing grapes in an attempt make fine wine. >> it's more a matter of trying to determine what grows in your region. grapes will grow almost anywhere. you just have to figure out what grows best in your spot, given your circumstances. >> reporter: he started his cellars and vineyards within the past few years. he's just one of several wine makers giving it a go in the area. it's not that crazy an idea if you know your arizona history. >> from what i understand there were vineyards all over arizona prior to prohibition. they actually had vineyards and wine makers. >> reporter: a few months ago he opened a tasting room in jerome to showcase his wines. after growing up in small towns in ohio and michigan, keenan says it just felt right. >> i've traveled around the world. i'm from a small town and just ended up in a small town. i lived in l.a. for awhile. that wasn't really my cup of tea. >> reporter: he is not just using his fame to market his winds. he's very hands on. >> this is a cold fermentation of cabernet. >>

jerome -- >> and also i wanted to -- i'm a poet and i wrote a poem for you and i've been dying to put this poem in your hand. >> okay. give me the poem. first of all, it's never too late. it's never too late. one of these gentlemen here will hand this poem to me. there you go. i won't read it from the stage but -- because it's -- >> i'd appreciate it, later when you get back to the white house. >> but i will definitely think about it. look, i'm proud of the fact that you're bringing this up because there are people who've made mistakes, particularly when they're young, and it is in all of our interests to help them redeem themselves and then get on a straight path. now, i don't blame employers obviously for being nervous about hiring somebody who has a record. it's natural if they've got a lot of applicants for every single job that that's a question that they'd have in their minds. on the other hand, i think one of the great things about america is we give people second chances. and so what we've tried to do -- and i want to say, this has been a bipartisan effort -- when i was in the

girlfriend charged in the death of the man's 20-month-old daughter go to court tomorrow. 24-year old jerome wallace and farmer are charged with murder and child abuse. the couple had the girl the their home on kentucky avenue december 19th. hours later she was not breathing. an autopsy indicates trauma to the infant's face and neck. >>> still no charges in the fatal hit-and-run in anne arundel county last week. it occurred january 1st in annapolis. police say 40-year old bird was struck by a 2001 chevy silverado and died. thomas judge was the driver. two others were passengers. >>> a baltimore city activist dies christmas day. how family and friends and loved ones will honor him. >>> some threats from al-qaeda tonight. why the white house is being criticized for how it is handling the war on terror. >>> you're not going to believe this, but there's a bear in the store. >> a bear runs wild in a grocery store. a wild shootout in produce with a 100% guarantee... means freshness is always in season. rancher's reserve beef, guaranteed tender, says you're always ready to grill. and now, safeway h

the 20-month-old girl was beat ton death and now tonight charging documents show that her father jeromelace and his live-in girlfriend are charged in the baby's murder. >> in past years we've seen numbers of children lost in the community, but this is the first child homicide that we've had in 2009 since the very, very bad law. >> and a bail review hearing is set for monday. >>> also, new developments in a fatal n. new year's day hit and run accident. charges are pending against thomas judge. the 21-year-old has been identified as the person behind the wheel when the vehicle strk a pedestrian in annapolis. that victim has been identified as alfred. he was not walking in the crosswalk when he was struck. two people have been identified as passengers in the vehicle at the time of the accident. >>> we are also learning new details about the drama that involved washington wizards guard gilbert areenis. the team captain says he's taking responsibility for what he calls his bad judgment in bringing guns into the wizards locker room. he wouldn't go into detail about the parts of the investigat

jerome randle on kyle fogg, the two outside shooters.other three players. >> derrin: it will stay on that side of the floor as it went off gutierrez's hands. a one-point game, just under 15 minutes to go in this one. battle for first place in the back 10 conference. arizona against cal and we talk about justine, academic stars they have them in all various scores. jaws teen is a swimmer, a nine-time all american, ncaa record holder in the 200 free relay and the 400 medley relay, earned a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering. he's a 2009 american road scholar studying fluid olith a 0,80 rar cun rv aorgurr with a 3.10 gp 25in he bench. jamelle horne as gutierrez took it right to solomon hill. >> marques: you see the brace on the right knee of jorge gutierrez, hurt that knee against stanford, missed five games. the level of toughness for this cal team reduced in the process. once they get him back near 100%, it's going to really make a difference for this team down the stretch. >> derrin: hill goes to the bench. they return with horn

jerome wallace and his girlfriend were arrested on multiple charges including child abuse, assault and murder of the incident back on december 19 on kentucky avenue. the charging documents say the the toddler suffered injuries to her face and neck. today president obama returns to the white house for the first time since that christmas day terrorism scare. and as he does, some air travelers this morning are facing tough new security measures. 11 news reporter brook hart has more from washington. >> new screening rules were not a factor in a security scare last night in newark. after a man walked the wrong way through a check point and disappeared. hundreds of passengers had to be rescreened. flights were delayed hours. now as of midnight, new rules mean tighter security for all travelers bound for the u.s. more random screening, patdowns, bag searches and body scans. passengers from 14 named countries all deemed state sponsors of terror or countries of interest can expect such checks across the board. that includes yemen, the country where president obama said nigerian-born man was tra

girlfriend will be in court today charged in the murder of his 20-month-old daughter. 24-year-old jerome wallace and that tasha farmer were home with the baby last night when they say she stopped breathing. but an autopsy shows trauma to the baby's face and neck and they were charged with a homicide. they are were charged with a beating and child abuse. >>> the ravens get the job done in oakland beating the raiders and securing a spot in the post season. willis mcgahee was the big story rushing for a career high of 167 yards and 3 touchdowns, the second one was the game's biggest play. mcgahee goes 77 yards for the touch down giving the ravens a 14-3 lead. then the ravens managed to cut the lead to a single point and sha when they took a rookie undrafted free agent interception the markus russell pass and intercepts the other way. 20 yards deep into raider territory that sets up another mcgahee touch down and the ravens win 27-14. >>> we know our way around. we know where the locker room is at and we are looking forward to playing the new england patriots in the playoffs if foxborough. >

. >> and jerome wallace and his girlfriend are charged with beating the 20-month-old girl to death. >> it was december 19, the afternoon of the blizzard of 2009 when rescue workers were called to my home in the 2800 block of kentucky avenue in north baltimore for a child not breathing. by the time they got there it was too late. they could not save her just shy of her second birthday. >> it is clear that the child, according to public documents, received serious trauma to her body. >> documents noted several injuries to her face and neck. the police immediately started an investigation and found and arrested the people they believe are responsible. the girl's own father and his girlfriend each face multiple charges, including child abuse, assault, and murder. >> if they did it, throw the book at them. if they really did that to a child then throw the book at them. >> at this neighbor did not want to be shown on camera but said that she saw the ambulance that day and later heard the fate. >> she had not even begun to live. if they did not want her, give her to foster care or something

and as you saw, the most famous alum is jerome kircy.le had no idea jerome kircy went to longwood college and played before the portland trail blazers. >> ron: you had to dig deep to pull that one out, didn't you? >> steve: yeah. longwood would like to get to the big south conference. they are currently playing as an independent school. came into the game with a record of 4-14 in the midst of a 7-game road swing. including their most recent game which was a 75-63 loss with south dakota a week ago. milbourne will go to the line. >> ron: early on maryland has done an excellent job at not settling for the long jump shot. everything is some action towards the basket as you see landon attacks >> steve: the terrapins have 12 second chance points and already 11 points off their bench. and james padgett, the freshman from brooklyn getting a terrific opportunity tonight. >> ron: james can be a huge help for maryland if he doesn't get one play run form. if he does just this. get on against new hampshire back on november 20th, is hot again here ton

killing their 20-month-old daughter are expected in court later today for a bail review. 24-year-old jerome wallace and his girlfriend were arrested on multiple charges, including child abuse, assault and murder for the ins incident. charging documents state the toddler suffered injuries to her face and neck. today president obama returns to the white house for the first time since that christmas day terrorism scare. as he does, some air travelers this morning face tough new security rules. 11 news reporter brook hart has the latest from washington. >> new screening rules were not a factor in a security scare last night in newark. after a man walked the wrong way through a check point and disappeared. hundreds of passengers had to be rescreened. flights were delayed hours. now as of midnight, new rules mean tighter security for all travelers bound for the u.s. more random screening, patdowns, bag searches and body scans. passengers from 14 named countries all deemed state sponsors of terror or countries of interest can expect such checks across the board. that includes yemen, the country wh

jerome -- >> and also i wanted to -- i'm a poet and i wrote a poem for you and i've been dying to put this poem in your hand. >> okay. give me the poem. first of all, it's never too late. it's never too late. one of these gentlemen here will hand this poem to me. there you go. i won't read it from the stage but -- because it's -- >> i'd appreciate it, later when you get back to the white house. >> but i will definitely think about it. look, i'm proud of the fact that you're bringing this up because there are people who've made mistakes, particularly when they're young, and it is in all of our interests to help them redeem themselves and then get on a straight path. now, i don't blame employers obviously for being nervous about hiring somebody who has a record. it's natural if they've got a lot of applicants for every single job that that's a question that they'd have in their minds. on the other hand, i think one of the great things about america is we give people second chances. and so what we've tried to do -- and i want to say, this has been a bipartisan effort -- when i was in the

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. >> derrin: traveling on the senior, jerome randle. buthat alley-oop upstairs, christopher struggled, no problem here. >> marques: i've seen this ten times this season. a little back screen, no contact defensively by mo mo jones, the freshman on christopher. christopher looks at him like, you better recognize, i'm you're from harlem, i'm from compton. it's all good. >> derrin: a three-point lead for the wildcats in second place. here is nic wise from three. front iron. and christopher gets up for the rebound. >> marques: he's done a great job rebounding the basketball in this game. >> derrin: randle stole it away by fog. and a five-point lead for arizona as they come to their feet here at the mckale center. >> marques: time for the senior leadership to step to the forefront for cal or they're going to be in big trouble here at tucson. >> derrin: it is their largest lead for the wildcats. >> marques: they need a bucket on this possession. >> derrin: robertson pump fake into the lane. uh-oh. and wait a minute. they were looking for trave