john wade goes to my church in charleston and he is the guy who did my web site which is, if you could pan over this way, www.southernfriedwriter.com. john is the one who did my website. he's a wonderful guy. yes, sir? >> did you do all this research for i hear and then start to write or were you writing while you were w

wade one-on-one with garnett, blew by him. lebron james had the best game of the play-offs, off the fast break, lost lay john rondo in the spin had 35. the heat won 100-91 to take a 2-0 lead. thunder evened things up with the grizzlies and cruised to a 111-102 win. as expected the clippers' blake griffin will be named rookie of the year. he had one of the best rookie seasons in nba history, averaging 23 points and 12 boards. to the nhl t lightning on the verge of knocking off another. caps scored a pair of girls in the third. stamkos, top shelf, the net was nice. second goal wasn't pretty at all. the lightning will take it. bounced off ryan malone's foot. tampa won 4-3. the canucks and predators needed over time. vancouver on the power play. samuelson threw the puck on net. canucks win with a 3-2 over time win t. twins, francisco liriano pitched the first no-hitter. carlos quentin, a chopper to third. danny valencia made the stop. a dart to first base. a gold gov-type play. adam dunn, a line drive to short. matt tolbert for final out. francisco liriano walked six, struck out three and had plenty of help from his teammates for

john from sports illustrated. here's the cover of the issue and most of the attention is on miami and chicago. lebron james and dwayne wadeose. who's the favorite? >> i think miami is probably the favorite but you are right it is a great contrast. you have the glamour team miami with the two stars aens ge bulls which have the mvp in derek rose. more of a working class, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts type team. given the scoring options the extra stars make a big deal in the playoffs i'd probably pick miami but it ought to be fun. good contrast. >> some see it as a morality play with lebron in the role of the villain. does he need a title to regain his creditability or restore his image or will that even do it? >> you know he took a big step beating boston but miami had the defacto championship parade when he signed. you have one of those over the summer you pretty much need to be the title. this was a polarizing move. miami is cast as the black cat and i think anything short of a championship and people are -- i think a lot of fans will be happy if miami doesn't win but i think it is all or nothing for the

hundreds of analysts are going to wade through the material, trying to unlock the deep secrets of al qaeda. meredith? >> jim miklaszewski, thank you very much. john brennan is the president's top counterterrorism adviser. mr. brennan, good morning to you. >> good morning, meredith. >> you were in the situation room on sunday as this raid went down. you described it as the minutes passing like days. can you tell me about that moment when you realized the raid had been a success? >> well, i think we were increasingly hopeful as the operation was going on, that we were able to get the person we were after, but we were not confident that the mission was a success until all of our brave soldiers were able to come out and bring the body out. so, one of the things that the president was most concerned about was ensuring the safety and security of the u.s. personnel that were involved in this mission. >> at this point you the administration has not released either video of bin laden's burial at sea or video of his dead body. does the administration plan to release that? if so, when? and what is the hesitation at this point? >> we have been releasing a lo

wade and to the clinic access while. he testified before congress that he believed that the violence against women act was unconstitutional. his writings on the actions of federal district court judge john sprizzo in equity and abortion protesters could not be read as anything other than praise for the legal behavior of both defendants and the judge. and he was confirmed, and members on this site gave him the benefit of the doubt. >> madam chairman, i appreciate that and i don't dispute anything you said, and i do believe judge mcconnell did what he promised to do. my only point is there is no recourse for the committee or for the senate in voting to confirm a nominee who doesn't do what they promised to do. and so, that's the quandary we find ourselves in the. >> well, i don't want to go have a back and forth, but professor liu can promise but he can't do now. he can only, once he gets appointed, then you measure that. there is no way -- he said he would. >> and again, thank you for allowing me to just briefly respond. we've had the experience in the case of the supreme court justice who came in, in the case of the second amendment, the right to keep and bear arms, said it was an indiv