nice job, jerome. >> thanks. >> jerome randle with a big play at the end of the half.rizona state. ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷ hi hi ♪ling ("dorry py") >> steve: welcome back to the "acura halftime report." we come to you from berkeley, california, where the golden bears trail arizona state by 1 point, 30-29 at the half. steve physioc along with marques johnson. they can really get loud here. the entertainment at the facility is fantastic. but arizona is poised. >> marques: it has been tremendous, arizona state. and they've got a senior here on senior day, which kind of steals a little bit of the thunder from cal seniors. it's the brother of joe at mare fax high school has done a tremendous job so far in this game. 10 first half points. he's a big reason for the lead. and as for cal, their seniors have got to do a better job or a more impressive job of continuing to step up offensively. they each have 7 points here the first half. but they've got to carry this load in between theo robertson, patrick christopher and jerome randle. be aggressive, keep attacking. >> steve:

the guy was talking to his catalyst out there, jerome randle. here's what he had to say about him. >> the one thing about jerome that's a little bit unique is he has the ability to score in unusual ways. by that i mean, he could be coming down, running the break. guys are trying to find the shooters. he'll stop at 28 feet and, bang, hit a three. you just don't expect that. >> barry: he's done is twice today. three times today. >> don: most career three-pointers made. he's climbing up a lot of charts. as i mentioned in our open, probably going to finish his careers acal's all-time leading scorer, fourth in assists all-time. and probably going to be career free-throw percentage leader all-time at cal. he had a tremendous career here. >> barry: he goes to the basket. >> don: i don't think cal will sit around and watch thompson get 40 on them. they'll do more to try and limit him, which should open up more stuff for washington state guys. >> barry: another one of those guys out of the australian institute of sport. he came here with pretty good pres

what is washington state going to do with jerome randle?t time and what is cal going to do on klay thompson? teams in this league have been doing a good job of limiting klay thompson. >> barry: he said i'm angry, still angry. didn't have a good game against washington. he had a comeback game, as you said, where he scored 33 the other night. he said i'm still mad. i like to play that way. he has a chip on his shoulder. he feels like he has something to do, even though he doesn't. >> don: that's what he's capable of doing, exploding. you wonder what ken bone is going to do. you almost think he's going to say, we'll limit randle. patrick christopher on thompson. >> barry: he had a good look for three and knocked it down. >> don: real good look. that's when klay thompson's at his best, feet down, air space, knock down, nice shot. >> barry: both these teams want to play about the same tempo. they'd like to play it in the 70s. here's boykin, too. >> don: 22-10 the other night. washington state opening up in a zone. they will fix it up. they're no

. >> you have a man the bay area writer calls jerome randle.of stanford. he's got the elements of a point guard. speed and the ability, then the deep range on the jump shot. jerome randle and the matchup zone that arizona state plays, his long distance shooting could be key in this game. >> it's senior day at haas pavilion. the fans saying good-bye to three amigo. adythinwing ♪ w kfy rd wi rinaen g to in t-of- tas w win or ket. ♪ ust cks avin of it'ne. malunceght any at hut st pizy si y crnd any topping only ly a piz. >>> pac-10 college basketball is presented by kfc. ready to unthink the wing? try new fiery grilled wins only at kfc. and brought to you in part by just for men hair color. live forward. by beef jerky. we remind you to eat like an alpha. and by american airlines. we know why you fly. we're american airlines. >>> you're looking at an aerial of the bay area and berkeley, california, the university was founded in 1868. the haas pavilion has been its lead facility for so many year. today they try and win a championship against arizona

. >> don: incredible career for jerome randle. if they can hang on and win this conference, it will be the first time in 50 years. he'll be a big reason why. he'll climb up the leaders charts. he's already the career three-point leader. what a career for jerome randle. >> don: gutierrez also leads. >> barry: that puts moore at the free-throw line. can't get it. he'll get the rebound. and they will reach in and foul. >> don: incidentally, gutierrez, 15 points, a career high and his 6 assists, a career high. so quite a game. for her say gutierrez. we looked like geniuses highlighting him in the open. >> barry: didn't we? >> don: we set him up for a great game. >> barry: takes the spotlight. >> don: we like those guys that bring it every practice, every game. >> barry: absolutely. >> don: raises the level, no doubt. >> barry: he lost the handle. the bears will not have to shoot again. you know, this is going to go down as a 16-point california winp this they end the game on a 15-0 run. the game nowhere near what it will appear to be.

jerome bettis and digiorno. where you're comfortable with who you are. as comfortable? ♪ introducing new dove men+care with micromoisture. this new technology activates on contact leaving your skin moisturized. it's clinically proven to fight skin dryness better than any regular men's body wash... leaving your skin feeling comfortable. new dove men+care. be comfortable in your own skin. ♪ concierge claim centers. so i can just drop off my car and you'll take care of everything? yep, even the rental. what if i'm stuck at the office? if you can't come to us, we'll come to you in one of our immediate response vehicles! what if mother won't let me drive? then you probably wouldn't have had an accident in the first place. and we're walkin'! and we're walkin'... making it all a bit easier -- now that's progressive! call or click today. >>> coming up, eating healthy for super bowl sunday. >> mm-mmm, that will be easy. >>> plus, style expert colin cowie has decorating ideas if you're planning on staying home for valentine's day. - ( rope snaps ) - ( piano clangs

jerome groupman, dr. sachs and dr. gassie. danielle ofri is also a literary doctor, she is a co-founder and editor-in-chief of the bellevue literary review. she brought copies of it here this evening. you can see it. up here. and it's been going for almost a decade now. i think that's quite an achievement to keep a literary review going for almost over a decade when you're practicing medicine at the same time. and she has also, from her two previous books, which are up here, she has had essays selected that have been in the best american essays, the best american science essays, as well as the "new england journal of medicine." one of the things that i was interested in, in reading her book, is that she confides that every tuesday, she writes and practices the cello. she's a many sided doctor. danielle has practiced medicine at bellevue in new york city for almost two decades. and she works in an atmosphere where she's working with multiple languages, religions and races. who are all seeking health care. many of them are immig

here to politics and prose find their names on the book where they have high words of praise for the jerome gripman and abraham, they are all doctors we know well here at the store. danielle ofri is also a literary doctor in that she is a co-founder and editor-in-chief of the bellevue literary review. she brought copies of it here this evening. you can see it. and it's been going for almost a decade now. i think that's quite an achievement to keep a literary review going for almost over a decade when you're practicing medicine at the same time. and also from her two previous books which are appear she has had essay's selected that have been in the best american essays, the best american science essays as well as the new wrinkle in the journal of medicine. one of the things i was interested in reading her book is that she confides every tuesday she writes and practices the cello. so she is a many side doctor. danielle has practiced medicine at bellevue of new york city for almost two decades, and she works in an

the first half, jerome randall going to work. pretty move.ind the back and cal beats washington, 93-81. sun devils, another team one game back. they beat the beavers and palo alto. the cougars lead. coming up, rick's tea loui. ch lon tch f e cas? %95+:Ñ:Ñax:ó >>> welcome back to the acura halftime report. rick pitino says there is no truth to the rumors he was contacted about a job. and there is a jam. and mix it up down low. and big win over louisville. and notre dame and seton hall. and an open look off the mark. get another crack. and scott, his throw no good. seton hall escapes with a win. highlights from thursday's game, tune into the "final score" presented by burger king tonight following pac-10 hoops on many of the regional sports network. we still have another half to play in tucson where arizona leads. after the break, more of the acura halftime report. is aptaakin arein lr ta s t's inte. ftta cle! movebelt watyour. sevears pill ana fte t! ♪ e trs arinde ann ] trak rewembe ta rous nor reg get ee. deta amtm. f 're tchful ones. we lik

host: jerome on our line for democrats from pennsylvania.r: i would like to say thank you to the cable companies for c-span. host: i'm sure they appreciate your gratitude. what is your question? caller: i have a couple of comments and maybe one question. when i started to work -- now retired, but when i started to work, the program fair that they have less for savings bonds that were detected from your pay. it cost you $18.75 for $25 bond. they would take $6.25 each pay. every third page to repeat the savings bond. -- third pay you will get a savings bond. is scenes like this with institute the same sort of a program that would raise some money without raising taxes. the other thing that i would like to say concerning the economy is infrastructure in this great country of ours definitely needs a lot of help. guest: in for structure does need a lot of help. that is also a good source of potential job creation rain now. the federal government is looking f trying to grow jobs in green industry. greenkz, jobs in the grain industry, -- to grow gr

host: jerome on our line for democrats from pennsylvania.hank you to the cable companies for c-span. host: i'm sure they appreciate your gratitude. what is your question? caller: i have a couple of comments and maybe one question. when i started to work -- now retired, but when i started to work, i started to work in a steel mill and i was 19 years old. i'm pretty sure that there are very few 19-year-olds in this country now that could find a job in a steel mill the program there that they had was for savings bonds that were deducted from your pay. it cost you $18.75 for a $20 bond. -- for a $25 bond. and it would take $6.25 each pay a. every third page you would get a savings bond. -- every third day you would get a savings bond. it seems to me there could be a program that would save some money without raising taxes. the other thing that i would like to say concerning the economy isn', infrastructure in this great country of ours is definitely needs a lot of help. guest: yeah, and for structure does need a lot of help, and that is also a g

instructor that lives elsewhere, enabling students in sugar city to get the same education as those in jeromewin falls. i understand that we have students from some of those schools watching us live today over that very same network. welcome. the albertson's foundation will add 80 more schools during fiscal year 201011 and 40 more in fiscal year 2012. >> now while that will make a big difference to access to education and the ability of our students to engage and do a credit nolment programs, that offers a leg up of higher education as well. it will help us keep us improving student achievement scores building on local educators and assessment group led by kristen, but i don't want anyone to think that the idaho education network is only about schools. it's also about bringing employment opportunities to our communities and making government more efficient, accessible, responsible and opening up the wider world to all of our citizens. these goals are why i'm proposing that we continue preparing for tomorrow's workforce by, number one, providing funds to handle the tremendous enrollment growth