joe johnson, forced the turnover. then curry, looking for that dagger three, he banked it in. that was not the play, when you're that good, luck has nothing to do with it. 93-86, the final, the warriors now 3 and 0 after the all-star break. for the last time, stanford shot 76, try ucla, their opponent today? ucla, never had had a team go to the tournament. that is right, pal, on a double alley-oop, cuts the lead to three for the bruins. randall, man, this guy is good. how about a seventh right here, cardinal up nine, full court pressure late, career high, 22, cardinals shoot 62-27. duke great, grant hill at cameron indoor, blue devils, jabari parker, duke leads by two, offensive foul the charge, and jim boeheim goes crazy, double technical, ejection follows, number one syracuse has lost two straight games. in cincinnati, seventh ranked bear cats for the late 57-66 lead. passes to smith. that would be the game winner since turning it over on the inbound, 58-57, nice road win. brad waldo, vampire, the mouth guard. he takes a couple of bites out of santa clara today. 12 points, n

joe johnson, who is the lone all-star on the team this year said everybody's comfortable with their own skin. they just want somebody that is going to help them win a championship. they are a veteran group. the only thing that is concerning is the media distractions that will come with it. everywhere they go, every city they go they will be asked the same question. but, you know, they're a group that can handle it. they're one of the oldest teams in the league, if not the oldest team in the league. if any team can handle it, it is the brooklyn nets. >> you talk about the policy media distractions and the questions constantly being asked about jason being a gay player. if his teammates are okay with it, can they handle it, what is going on in the locker room, et cetera? the nets have clearly talked about that and clearly by them signing him on this ten-day contract it doesn't seem to worry them. a feeling it's a sign of the times. what has been the response from the nets on this and the evolution of them offering a deal? >> i think the basic sentiment is that this is 2014 and ten years a

on friday nets guard joe johnson said collins would be a great addition. >> i had a chance to play with him for two years in atlanta. great teammate. and you know, we would gladly welcome him here with open arms >> being a basketball player was his main goal, not necessarily being the first openly gay basketball player. a sentiment echoed by potentially the first openly gay nfl player, michael sam. >> i just wish you guys will see me as michael sam, the football player, instead of michael sam the gay football player. >> reporter: the nets current manager said signing collins was a basketball decision. he will suit up against thes will and less lakers tonight. nearly 57 years after another milestone was set in brooklyn when jackie robinson broke the color barrier. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> a carbon monoxide leak killed a restaurant own never long island and sent two dozen to the hospital. also in many areas requirements for carbon monoxide detectors. >> their plate plates of food on the table left behind after police recorded everyone out of the restaurant. investigators say thi

joe johnson the health and explains to result in court today. he couldn't apply to the district court for bail and that he was tough to go to the high court. plus he told him that it's in no way impacted on his presumption of innocence. erik locke didn't speak during the brief hearing. he stood in the dock with his head down. he was granted free legal aid the judge directed study of access to his medication and be afforded medical attention if required. the forum on to him in custody to appear again. covert hill district court. just a week paul reynolds fourteen news outlet district court. carney can see all three were invented during patrons at a bar and a shawl pin meat and dairy as they tried to establish the last known movements of sixty four year olds almost all the dewey who was murdered at the weekend. he said the father of three adult children had been in the company of a number of local people in the hours before he was violently attacked his home in sr said in court. detectives have also examine cctv footage and renewed an appeal for a

klay thompson suffocating defense on joe johnson. forces are the turnover.ing for the dagger three over paul pierce. he banked it in! no, that wasn't the plan. but when you are that good luck has nothing to do with it. 93-86, the final. warriors now 3-0 since the all-star break. >>> the last time stanford shot better than 60% in a conference game, 11 years ago since ucla. their opponent yesterday? ucla. the cardinals on that at-large game. with six seasons as coach, johnny has never taken a team to the tournament. powell finishing the alley oop. cardinals up 13 in the second half. norman powell, no relation, the three. chasing randall. on fire. his sixth three of the game. he would drop a career best 7 for 26. cardinals up 9. fill court pressure from the bruins. cardinals shoot 62% in the game. they win it 83-74. and brad waldo is a vampire, you know. he took a bite out of santa clara with 12 points, 9 rebounds yesterday. the broncos beat the gaels earlier this season. it was a last second shot. no chance for late-game points on saturday. and this guy, a car

klay thompson suffocating defense on joe johnson. forces are the turnover.king for the dagger three over paul pierce. he banked it in! no, that wasn't the plan. but when you are that good luck has nothing to do with it. 93-86, the final. warriors now 3-0 since the all-star break. >>> the last time stanford shot better than 60% in a conference game, 11 years ago since ucla. their opponent yesterday? ucla. the cardinals on that at-large game. johnny has never taken a team to the tournament. powell finishing the alley oop. cardinals up 13 in the second half. norman powell, no relation, the three. chasing randall. on fire. his six little three of the game. he would drop a career best 7 for 26. cardinals up 9. a career high at 22 points. cardinals shoot 62% in the game. they win it 83-74. and waldo is a vampire, you know. he took a bite out of santa clara with 12 points, 9 rebounds yesterday. the broncos beat the earlier this season. and this guy, a career high 35 points. blowout. 76-54. >>> senior day at usf. the lonely one for cole dickerson. 14 points, 13 rebo

fellow members of congress from the house and senate, it's my honor to introduce national commander joe johnson to present the davs legislative agenda. >> welcome, commander. you're recognized for your testimony. >> thank you very much. chairman miller, acting ranking member hiller and ranking member michaeu, i want to thank you for convening today's hearing and for your leadership in helping to fulfill the promises to the men and women who have served. chairman sanders has recently brought forth introducing senate bill 1982, and that is indeed one of the most wide ranging veterans' bills ever brought forward. i'd like to extend our sincere appreciation to chairman sanders and all members of these committees on behalf of the more than 1.4 million members of dav and its auction illry for the outstanding support you have given our nation's injured and ill veterans and their families and survivors. we wish you all the best in your efforts to the rest of the 113th congress on behalf of america's veterans, their families and survivors. allow me to introduce as seated at the table with me as well as

for the nets alongside head coach from 2001-08 and played on other teams with current nets and joe johnsonaul pierce and kevin garnet, the heat visiting the thunder and it was 112-95 on the january 29 and he went this for the dunk at one end and westbrook had 16 and not enough and lebron james is whacked in the face and finishes the dunk and close lines james and lebron left the game with a bloody nose but 16 of the points in the first and heat win 103-81. going to campus and there is a resurgence in chap hill hill and north carolina lost 15 to virginia falling to 11-7 in the season, that was 8 straight wins ago because the tarheels and the duke being the latest victim thursday night and north carolina down six and heels in transition and misses and jp does not. unc down only four under four minutes to go now and game tied at 60 and leslie had a jumper and led with 21 and heels up two and marcus page and watch them wheel and deal and a tough lay in and had 13 points in the second half and north carolina out scores duke by 15 after the break, the fans flood the court and it was 74-66. and n

joe" starts right now. >> a couple good friends here. and johnson. and i told the president, next game i have him.hat. could you hear that, julie? good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, february 26th. we're in washington and it is snowing. >> again. >> and more snow is on the way. anyhow, with us "new york times" reporters jeremy pierce. did you have an ambien? >> no, i have to be like

in boxing, jack johnson was the first black heavyweight champion, joe louis, heavyweight championshipr than anyone, and also a supreme court case that went up and took until the late '50s for our courts to weigh in after brown v. board, right, which was the schools. took longer than that to weigh in and actually say in the state of louisiana you couldn't have segregated boxing. what do you think as fighters today when you look at sort of, i don't know if you think about it this way, but people who have broken barriers potentially for you? >> i think about all that time, you know, even nowadays, athletes breaking barriers, floyd mayweather, he's the highest paid athlete african-american in the world when it comes to combat in sports and he's undefeated, going to go down in history as one of the loud mouthed talking fighters, but could back it up, mohammed ali, anderson silva has broken barriers, he was an african-american mixed martial arts that drew big crowds, and he was brazilian, you know, he didn't even speak english and he had broken a lot of barriers for me and urijah, i believe

mark johnson made these comments at a recent conference on grid security. >> this wasn't an incident where billy bob and joe decided after a couple brewskis i'm going to shoot up a substation. this was an event that was well thought out and well-played. >> at a hearing last no henry waxman a ranking member of the energy and commerce committee said this. >> this was an unprecedented and sophisticated attack. >> it's not an isolated incident. waxman pointed to attacks last year. it can be done and it's not that difficult to do. >> in 2007 he helped create this report on terrorism and the power delivery system that stayed classified for years, so it distribute become a how to for first. >> -- terrorist. >> the question is, how vulnerable are the facilities. we drove up to the substation and found a open gate. we drove by and could see the defense the entire facility. we're out here around the facility for a half hour before an employee asked what we were doing. pg&e does not mean it's not secure. >> we have security measures in place and we're doing more now than before to improve security and we're confident

democrats who insist on thinking of him as fun uncle joe prone to bidenisms like this one on tuesday on sacramento mayor and former nba star kevin johnson>> and told the president next game i have him, just remember i may be a white boy, but i can jump. >> there's no love lost between biden and the president's political team. biden is especially burdened by the fact that after being assured that the democratic super pac priorities usa would stay neutral, jim messina made it clear they were getting on the hillary clinton bandwagon. -- the lack of discipline or the fact that being vice president is, in a sense, a recipe for being rodney dangerfield. it's that the democratic party is unlikely perhaps to nominate or to rally around a white male presidential candidate, perhaps for quite sometime. so let's talk a little bit more about this clinton-biden issue. joining me is msnbc contributor and former white house press secretary for president obama, robert gibbs, and tracey sefle who serves as an advisor to ready for hillary. i'm not saying you're being put on the side of biden here, but what was your -- what do you make of where biden's sta

johnson. body of freshman brendon tiing discovered in the dorm room sunday afternoon. lillian is live on campus tonight with the story for us. lillian? >> brendon tiing lived open the fourth floor at joe west hall. students set up memorial in his honor. campus police discovered his body after friends expressed concern about his whereabouts. >> he was always so happy. l i love you brendon. i will always love you. >>reporter: brendan's girlfriend couldn't fight back the tears. hundreds gather open campus to remember the san jose state freshman found unresponsive in the dorm room on sunday. friend were stunne stunned. >> just one of the sweetest people i ever met. super protective. and we were really close. i'll miss him. >> san jose state university officials say campus please went to the room after friends reported him missing. the coroner has yet to determine the cause of death. tiing graduated last spring from saint ignacius college prep in san francisco where he played football. several high school friends shared fond memory of him. >> had he a way. one of those guys that just he knew how to make, brighten your day. >> it could have some information on the death as early as tuesday.

johnson. body of freshman brendon tiing discovered in the dorm room sunday afternoon. lillian is live on campus tonight with the story for us. lillian? >> brendon tiing lived open the fourth floor at joe west hall. students set up memorial in his honor. campus police discovered his body after friends expressed concern about his whereabouts. >> he was always so happy. l i love you brendon. i will always love you. >>reporter: brendan's girlfriend couldn't fight back the tears. hundreds gather open campus to remember the san jose state freshman found unresponsive in the dorm room on sunday. friend were stunne stunned. >> just one of the sweetest people i ever met. super protective. and we were really close. i'll miss him. >> san jose state university officials say campus please went to the room after friends reported him missing. the coroner has yet to determine the cause of death. tiing graduated last spring from saint ignacius college prep in san francisco where he played football. several high school friends shared fond memory of him. >> had he a way. one of those guys that just he knew how to make, brighten your day. >> it could have some information on the death as early as tuesday.

johnson. body of freshman brendon tiing discovered in the dorm room sunday afternoon. lillian is live on campus tonight with the story for us. lillian? >> brendon tiing lived open the fourth floor at joe west hall. students set up memorial in his honor. campus police discovered his body after friends expressed concern about his whereabouts. >> he was always so happy. l i love you brend. i will always love you. >>reporter: brendan's girlfriend couldn't fight back the tears. hundreds gather open campus to remember the san jose state freshman found unresponsive in the dorm room on sunday. friend were stunne stunned. >> just one of the sweetest people i ever met. super protective. and we were really close. i'll miss him. >> san jose state university say campus please went to the room after friends reported him missing. the coroner has yet to determine the cause of death. tiing graduated last spring from saint ignacius college prep in san francisco where he played football. several high school friends shared fond memory of him. >> had he a way. one of those guys that just he knew how to make, brighten your day. >> it could have some information on the death as early as tuesday. answer that

johnson. we are going to kick it off with the menu. the ceo of aol gets caught with his foot in his mouth for the second time. vice president joe biden and a fan new york look wordy at airport, but there are other airports that could make the cut for worst airports. in the nation, a college football all-american comes out to all of the world. he could become the first openly gay player in the nfl. they coined believers take out aggressions on apple. the lego movie is a hit. we are going to kick it off right now with what everyone is talking about. something we have all been through before. >> we are facing another debt ceiling showdown between republicans and democrats. jack lew is reiterating it is time to act. the best and on most recent information, we are not confident -- now confident the extraordinary measures will last be on thursday, february 27. at that point, treasury would be left with only the cash on hand and incoming revenue to meet the country's commitment. the amount oft cash at $50 billion. >> $50 billion, the government earns through that in a day >>. . in10-15,000,000,000 goes out refunds per day. -- 10-15 bi

. >> take the comments by joe biden who some refer to as the human gas machine. this comment referenced kevin johnson but some say it played off offense stereotypes >> i told the president next game i have him. i maybe a white boy but i can jump >> and then in a recent debate, the democratic house candidate in the 14th house district in florida said this: >> we have a employers that rely on workers and in this environment where will you get people to clean hotel rooms or do our landscaping. >> and just this week, the united states un ambassador tweeted this out about the ambassador captured quoted: she did clarify this but the damage was gone. and the dnc vice chairman tweeted this to arizona, you have lost this argument 50 years ago and you don't get to decide who sits at the lunch counter. this case of foot and mouth calling it the lay of the year. she forget segregation was a product of the democratic party and all of them marched away unsc unscathed. in fairness, republicans do the same thing but their mega phone isn't as big. >> live in washington, d.c., thank you doug. >>> the power struggle in

joe action figure has been around for g.i. -- for 15 years. he has talk about how changed over the decades and how he has not changed. ♪ >> this is "lunch money." i am adam johnsonstart up, we are looking at small companies growing big. we will start with the online filesharing storing service that has about 20 million users 180,000ut over businesses. with jono arun erlichman. >> we are trying to build a long-term company and that is staying we are on, independent. >> your focus on business. company inanother the area. that focuses on the consumer. you long ago decided that is not your market. withll get confused myself the fact we have the two fast-growing companies. in terms of the competition i goen your businesses, back to the ipo question. >> i would say we think about than peopleess watching the industry think about it. it is not a huge priority for us to be in the financial market rates. we think it is more important we build a robust business. >> some people said this is in a better way for comcast. what has not changed is the people who feel like, cable. i'm curious what you think about the future of television? >> i do not know. it is interesting. the

joe biden. he was at an event with the current mayor of sacramento, who happens to be a former nba star, kevin johnsonresident was talking about his basketball skills. listen. >> i told the president next game i would have him. just remember, i may be a white boy but i can jump. >> he says he is a white boy who can jump. there was a famous movie, "white man can't jump." offensive, not offensive? >> for me, i wasn't offended at all. it is joe being joe. he is calling it as he cease it. he can jump. as a person of color, it didn't bother me at all. >> i don't want to be a spoiled sport but isn't it a stereotype? at a certain level, that's a racial stereotype. not about white people but it ends up being about african-americans. it is one of these things. everyone laughed. i don't think anyone was uncomfortable. i said this before. everyone thinks that i'm crazy. how would you explain this joke to my kids. >> you tell them about the movie. >> my best friend who is white says, i don't understand why we can't see people beyond color. it is part of who i am. it is kind of like saying, i don't see you as a re

but mark johnson, a recently retired pg and e executive made these comments at a recent conference on grid security. >> this wasn't an incident where billy bob and joe decided after a couple of brewskies decided i'm going to shoot up a substation. this was well planned. >> reporter: referred to that incident like this. >> this was an unprecedented, and sophisticated attack on an electric grid substation. >> it can be done, and it's not that difficult to do. >> reporter: clark is a fellow at the electric power research in palo alto. in 2007, he helped create this report on terrorism, and the electric power delivery system. a report that stayed classified for years by homeland security, so it didn't become a how to for terrorists. >> it's a constant battle. >> reporter: the question is, how vulnerable are these facilities. we drove up to the substation and found an open gate. we drove by and can see the defense, pretty much the entire facility. in fact, we were out here, in and around the facility for about a half hour before a single employee asked us what we were doing. pg and e says that does not mean its facility is not secure. >> we're doing more

but mark johnson, a recently retired pg and e executive made these comments at a recent conference on grid security. >> this wasn't an incident where billy bob and joeed after a couple of brewskies decided i'm going to shoot up a substation. this was well planned. >> reporter: referred to that incident like this. >> this was an unprecedented, and sophisticated attack on an electric grid substation. >> it can be done, and it's not that difficult to do. >> reporter: clark is a fellow at the electric power research in palo alto. in 2007, he helped create this report on terrorism, and the electric power delivery system. a report that stayed classified for years by homeland security, so it didn't become a how to for terrorists. >> it's a constant battle. >> reporter: the question is, how vulnerable are these facilities. we drove up to the substation and found an open gate. we drove by and can see the defense, pretty much the entire facility. in fact, we were out here, in and around the facility for about a half hour before a single employee asked us what we were doing. pg and e says that does not mean its facility is not secure. >> we're doing more now t

johnson goes. i have been following him all day long. i will follow him to the front. >> we will hear from him in just a minute. joeibbs racing is standing by with matt yokem. >> trying to steal the headlines one more night, has this turned into more like the july event, 400 miles, and will the sense of urgency pick up? >> everyone will know within about five laps of where the urgency is. i think a lot of it will be with the crew chiefs and what they tell the drivers for how big of a window we have here to get some laps in. we're going to try to continue to do everything we were, stay in front. >> they say never mess with a streak. when you won the unlimited, you had wings for ding ner, you kep that going, what did you have tonight? >> we had wings? it's tough to get the place to open at 10:00 and make us some, but we made it happen. we had take out, and hopefully it all works like it should. >> and you didn't take any chances, you brought it in for the crew as well. earlier in the rain delay you were playing hoops, and i think you should have bet money with your manager austin. you were swishing them and his were

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joe biden. he was touting his basketball skills. despite being a white boy, biden was speaking at a reception marking black history month. he was referencing former nba star and sacramento mayor kevin johnsonalso in new york -- i believe it was yesterday -- and he sat down with the ladies of "the view" to talk about his future political ambitions. >> ask you about the power that you have and may have in the future. i do not expect you to come on this program and announce that you're going to run for president. i won't object if you want to. do you want to? >> i tell you what, make you a deal, if you stick around, i will announce my decision with you. >> oh. oh. >> i'm not sure that's -- if hillary does not run, will you -- you have said if she runs for president, you will not run. >> no, i haven't. >> okay, tell me what you've said. >> the only reason to run for president of the united states, if you truly believe you're in a better position to do what you think is most needed in a country. whether she runs or not will not affect my decision. >> okay, cokie and al? >> i love joe biden. >> i love joe biden. >> but it's dead wrong. if hillary clinton runs, 10-to-1 he does not run. if hillary

joe"? >> "the daily rundown" with chuck todd. >> have a good weekend. god bless you. >> just a reminder, former singer of orleans, a member of congress. security check. an exclusive interview with homeland security jeh johnsone" in the mix for sunday's oscar extravaganza, a behind-the-scenes look at the real abscam, real american hustle, and what some of the central players think decades later. >>> also on today's tdr, find out how someone pushing for a pardon almost got a seat at the table with president obama