johnson has done that.r excellent high school players including darrenbecker from metarie park, right outside new orleans, will be a freshman next year. and turner out of muckalshoot, alabama. and the freshman out of the same metarie park high school. teammates. then you have malcolm white sitting out. 6'9", 240-pound post player transferring from ole miss this year to help l.s.u. considerably next year. >> dave: mitchell with a tough, tough shot. that as much or anything is indication of how difficult is it for l.s.u. to put points on the board. showing no sign of going in. the only solace for stansburick stansbury today, as bad as the team is shooting, he is taking on a team that has even more difficult time putting the ball in the basket. mitchell got that one to go. >> joe: starting to heat up. getting the ball on the perimeter. he's must better from there with varnado lurking in the lane area. mitchell is a very, very good perimeter shooter. now leads all scorers with ten. >> dave: the question is did

johnson launches and hits.ing everything right and right now stretching their lead over number 21 georgia tech. >> robin: you're georgia tech you feel like the ball in boston college hands has a tracking beacon on it for the bottom of the basket. everything they put up seems to be falling in. >> rich: it's going to be a boston college -- the good news is bc is up 25, georgia will sit down with three pernls. didn't miss a beat when she sat down in the first half with two personal. stefanie murphy had one of the best first halves of her career with the 17 points. she scored just twice in the second half. >> robin: absolutely do not miss a beat when swords sits down and murphy comes in at least in this game. murphy rising to the challenge against georgia tech. aaaaaabb@b@bbb b babaa4 >> rich: the yellowjackets with the possession but down 25. goodlett it's fouled on the reach. brown, it's a tough assignment for ayla brown trying to battle sasha goodlett. goodlett is 6'5" brown is 6'1". >> robin: with swords out, y

two more there from joe johnson. 13 points in the game for johnson. played 3.5 minutes here in the third quarter. butler has got the open jumper. takes it and misses. >> steve: johnson baseline to get some help from haywood. atlanta looks to swing it. butler. al horford in his third year from florida averaging about 14 points a game and that pushes the atlanta lead back to 10 after the wizards cut it to 6 and washington turns it over. >> steve: jamison pointing to himself. >> phil: he should have had that pass. got to get back. >> steve: flip saunders wants time. >> phil: the wizards cut it to 6. 47-41 but that was short lived. >> steve: and atlanta on joe johnso for randy fo time and werhanger a... you only one... whicwoulsaveeasy ooh, you - rry yourr li ... mumb ho is iff? youthe r bes mu wellcoul try eat r ta offple rewe mi. whshe g abi kn >> steve: hawks back up to a 12-point lead after the wizards cut it down to 6. 47-41. but atlanta converting a couple shots by joe johnson. dc lottery best record on wednesday. portland is 6-0. the hawks 8-2. so

. >>> the case of missing arizona boy, 8-month-old gabriel johnson. the fbi is currently processing the car on gabriel's mother. found outside a motel in san antonio, texas. >> we do know that elizabeth took gabriel from arizona to texas and that she stayed in two different hotels while she was down there. >> investigators are hoping evidence in the abandoned car will lead them to the missing toddler, gabriel johnson. >> it's got to provide some sort of clues, mileage, information left inside it. >> authorities believe elizabeth johnson, gabriel's mother, bought a bus ticket headed to florida. >> it's from the point from december 26th, december 27th of 2009, up until this point, that we don't know where the child is. >> at this point, elizabeth johnson has not provided us any information on even gabriel's condition, much less his whereabouts. >> johnson told the adoptive couple, tammi and jack smith, that she gave gabriel to a couple she met at a park in san antonio. but can't remember their last name, address or phone number. >> she texted that i kil

took out johnson. up high. hampton 13 to shoot. >> hampton tried to pull sanders awe way from the basket. sanders won't bite. >> up top dukes getting past vincent . nearly tied. able to bring it in. gets a bucket and a foul. vincent will go to the line. >> that is a wide body and good, low base. he was not going to be on that block. quick leasing available right back up as he was late in out of position giving that foul. >> foul goes to burrges. five against the rams. two against the panthers. georgia state going to the line again. on the way and good. vincent a 64% shooter at the line brings it as close as it has been on the second half. >> here comes the pressure from georgia state. making it a 12-5 run for the panthers to begin the second stanza. >>> vcu has not scored since after the timeout. >> picked up by goldston. shake and bake and nixon. spins. kick out marcus johnson. calls for uptight up field. >> you have momentum. no reason for a silly force. you have been having success at the half court. >> gets

brittanny johnson. >> brittanny johnson has been a present of late.she went 10 for 10 from the free-throw line, good minutes nice distributor off the bench for sylvia crawley. >> georgia tech has not had an inside presence in this ball game. ardossi 16 footer. sword loose and picco on the move. wait until you see swords calling for the ball and a bad entry pass. picco gets bailed out on a foul by ardossi. >> ardossi struggling on the offensive end because she's having to work so hard on the defense to contain swords or murphy. >> she sits down. this is a team moment for georgia tech. no ardossi, you've got swords and murphy in there. swords was pushing to get position inside. # g"g"88 xp$pqpahaqcg#g#ca 0@0@4@8a(az s á! >> ardossi having to sit down while georgia tech starting to make a bit of a push offensively. >> she's foul. >> goodlett is going to have to take on the mantle of responsibility for the interior. she has the ability to do. she is a good scorer. she's had a double-double last year in the first round against iowa just using her body, lot

ravern johnson with the penetration!e: ravern johnson would have knocked down a three from the outside but the defense rushed him. nobody stepped out to help. rayburn showing nice ball-handling skills on the to offensive end. >> dave: good recognition by johnson, who is third in the s.e.c. in three-point shooting. maybe getting the easy bucket inside. gets him going outside. [ cheering ] nice spin movement. dish to warren. it was blocked out of there by augustus. [ applause ] a tough pass. that's too tall for augustus. that is the first turnover for mississippi state. tasmin mitchell goes around the double-team. >> joe: you see the nice drop-off, but augustus comes from the help side. and knocks the the ball out. excellent defense. your recovery play right there for the bulldogs. >> dave: 17th block of the year for augustus, who is second on the mississippi state team. primarily on the strength of varnado leads the s.e.c. in blocked shots. [ whistle ] and takes it away. and beattie turns it over. look at starting line-up

sheila c johnson. this is my life 365. >> it is better to talk about something negative, still more. >> i have taken the team and given it back to the fans. >> i throw back in so i can catch it again. >> i enjoy life. i enjoy living every day. every day is different for me. i don't do the same thing every day. i am a person that likes to explore different avenues. i like to do different things. i like to meet new people. i like to embrace people. i like to help others. i like to be there for people. >> she is very inspirational for a lot of women, of any color. the issues that women face, the challenges they face, are still exist ent, but sheila johnson has shown that you can play with the big boys. you can play with the old boys network and be at the table and she uniquely is at that table. >> she doesn't mind being a role model. she likes the fact if she can show somebody especially girls and women that she can -- they can be successful, she goes out there and does everything in her power to help the

joe johnson is accused of interfering with the performance and duties of a flight crew. investigators say before the maui bound flight took off johnson refused to store his carry on bag and then later in the flight the 56-year-old handed a comment card to a

a time line, in early december the exmtv freak hooks up with johnson and johnson heiress tila tequilla. and then she uh united states nos that she is engaged to johnson. yea! she is rich. several weeks later johnson is found dead. tila logs on to twitter. please pray for my wifey, kasey johnson. she passed away. thank you for your love and support, i will be off line to be with family. >> tragic for her. >> i just got news my fiancee is not dead, but in a coma. omg! hang in there, my love. casey johnson will forever be in my heart. and we will marry when i see you in heaven my wifey. so the johnson family wishes this petite parasite would fall into a pit of pythons and never return. a source close to the family, quote, it would be nice if tila showed a thread of dignity. she has paraded around in little clothing for the photographers around her pad. frankly, i would rather look at this. >> that makes me happy. you know, tila tequilla for me represents everything vial about pop culture. she is an incessant parasite being fed -- her ego is being fed. >> stop being on the fence about this

time-out called by trent johnson.hat i'm talking about, he'll put that second present with those things that are nonconference. the daily conference schedule was there and they're trying to make stride to become better players. mat daymeon: and the offensive style. matt: started the game by me asking you the question -- what do we know about the l.s.u. tigers? they are 8-4 on the season. their strength of schedule 106 which is fourth out of the teams in the sec. but of the eight members -- daymeon: mentioned their wins at home because they have 3-3, how did they deal with it? but the one thing i like about l.s.u. is that guy right no -- right there. you know what he did last year, coach of the year. he's a guy that will get the best out of his players and to have a guy like mitchell and add warren and spencer to that, they have a shot. they have to get more ingredients, more people. matt: warren hits the free throw. a year ago, they had five seniors. those guys combined for 43 points, 22 1/2 rebounds. to trent johnson

as lyndon johnson did. and he's setting out to transform the country on many fronts, and i think it's going to be fascinating in world history and the history of this country to see if he succeeds or not. >> you don't think johnson, you know, johnson overreached or failed because of an overreach of the great society? you think it was all undone because of vietnam? >> let me give you an example. 1965 everything looks better and then the money starts to go for vietnam. you know, if i can just take one more minute. if you read the notes of his meetings, he used to call them the tuesday cabinet meetings. they were up on the second floor of the white house in the family dining room. often with just four people. mcnamara, george bundy, and chairman of the chiefs of staff. you suddenly say, gee, we don't have money for these programs. that's the tragedy. i don't think it's an overreach. >> look, we've got two wars going. that is expensive. it costs so much. whatever is done in iraq and in afghanistan, it will cont

too much in favor of big government was lyndon johnson. it produced the great conservative backlash. how do you think of it? >> i read it differently. i would say we have two presidents here. both of whom wanted to transform america. and they both wanted to make america a different place. johnson, you know, was -- succeeding a remarkable extent until he lost track of it in vietnam. if we look in july 1965, he's doing two things. he's -- hay has gotten through the voting rights act. we shall overcome, he said. he gets through the act in just a -- writing about it in the become. it is marvelous to watch him get bill through the senate by vote. he does it. hay is signing the medicare bill. this is the same month, july 1965. and at the same time, in the next week, he's launching the first huge escalation secretly without telling the american people of the vietnam war. and what obama is -- as i see it, trying -- he has a vast vision for america as lyndon johnson did. and he's setting out to transform the country on many fronts. and i think it i

the heiress to the johnson&johnson fortune died earlier this week. >> i have somebody who i believe has just died in my guest house. i'm pretty sure. she's ice cold and her hands are turning blue. very often, you know, her medication gets all screwed up so it's probably because of that. >> you heard the woman refer to johnson's medication. johnson was diabetic and had to take insulin but it's not yet clear whether that contributed to her death. johnson was just 30 years old. >>> the husband of the woman who disappeared from the family home last month is moving out of state. josh powell is taking his two sons to washington state where they have relatives. family and friends helped them pack up their utah home today. powell's wife, susan, vanished december 7 after he says he ok his 2 and 4-year-old sons camping in the snowy mountains overnight. powell is a person of interest in the case but has not been named a suspect. >>> virginia governor tim kaine has met for the final time with the families of the victims at virginia tech. the governor called it more of the social meeting at the gove

johnson was 30 years old. >>> well homer, marg, bart, lisa and maggie.u know them by their first names. at 20 years and countying, the simpsons is the longest running cartoon. jamie colby looks at what is to come on the 450th episode special. >> paint the town yellow as the simpsons celebrate 20 years and 450 episodes with a special tv extravaganza hosted by morgan spurlock. >> there will be ice skating. there could potentially be something 3-d. >> reporter: the folks behind the animated family have theories on the secrets to their longevity. >> dealing with issues in a way that were funny and talk about them in a prime time program that a scripted or live action show can't. >> it was right away that people liked it and responded but to this day, that has notened. it's only have notebb ed. it's only grown. >> we take no prisoners. so we go to church every week but we have plenty to say about oing to church every week. not all of it good. so you just sort of don't want to mess with us, because we'll take you down. we'll take you down. >> reporter: but the

and why lyndon johnson? >> guest: oh, well, that picture -- i love that picture because wasserman was really crazy about lbj, and definitely was closer to him than to any other president. and wasserman is right there at his left. and wasserman always said that johnson had offered him the position of secretary of commerce. ultimately, i came to believe that that was not true that he had actually offered it to him. i think there was some suggestion about it, but i don't believe that it was ever offered. but that became part of wasserman's -- it was very important to wasserman, first of all, to have this political influence as a reality, and also to be able to sort of trade on it. i mean, it -- it enhanced his aura, the fact that he was friends with presidents. and the fact that he could say also that johnson had -- was not only someone whom he could get on the phone and whom he saw and was invited to the white house many times, but that johnson had offered him a cabinet position just elevated him, obviously, e

he was not mendon johnson -- lyndon johnson. he endured buchanan, his secretary of state is terrible antics, and yet you say he was an iron will demand. these are not tolerances of iron-willed men, are they? >> he was a paradoxical. when it came to face-to-face confrontation, he was -- there is no better word for it -- a coward. he could not handle face-to-face confrontation. he was willing to outmaneuver even his friends behind their backs, and help to rationalize that without any qualms whatsoever. but the cannon was -- but buchanan was totally disloyal to his president. he was anxious to become presidt himself, he was maneuvering against polk himself, and he did not have the gumption to fire him. >> how would we define him in today's world? we define everybody as liberal, conservative. where would james k. polk fit? >> he was what we would call today a conservative populist. a conservative populist is a person who believes that the best repository of judgment in the country rides with the -- resides with the people, not with

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johnson with the tackle.rked by the kansas city record, 259 yards rushing in the game and a couple of touchdowns and two interception touchdowns by johnson to tie an nfl record. no one has ever returned three in one game. quite a performance. >> dan: you wonder if it might be an omen for the texas long horns with jamal charles and derek johnson being a couple of long horns. big game coming up for the long horns and alabama. >> dick: relishing and will enjoy the trip home with their fourth win of the year. this is the start of the new season, the first game in january of 2010. moreno trying to get out of bounds and does at the 22-yard line. but that as the final second ticks away and that's the end of the season for both of these teams. disappointment in denver after a 6-0 start, they finish 2-8. losing to kansas city, 44-24 today. tonight on cbs, "60 minutes", followed by "ncis" and "cold case". happy new year, so long from denver. you have been watching the "nfl on cbs," home of super bowl xliv. anncr vo: ..

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against noel johnson. second foul on johnson. oliver purnell did get what he wanted in the goal tend. i think he wanted a foul at the other end as we were going break. he made that feeling well known to the officiating crew. devin booker is back on the floor. and that time, he just erred in judgment. >> mike: that's a tough play. you throw an errant pass out to half court, lit get picked off and under the into two points. >> tim: i believe the young players for clemson, you see booker shoving zoubek. it was easy to see. he's frustrated. you can tell, eyes glazed over first trip into cameron. >> mike: booker struggling. only three players for clemson have played in the building in any meaningful minutes. >> tim: it's true. the last time these two teams played, clemson absolutely blitzed this duke basketball team in game that nolan smith and jon scheyer, some of the other veterans have had on their minds since they saw the acc regular season schedule come out. andre young picks up his third foul. demontez stitt back on the floor re

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at seymour johnson air force base when i was 9 years old i saw the blue angels fly. >> reporter: today jeff harper a crew chief on one of their fa-18 hornets. like those who fly them the team on the ground is hand picked and

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professor johnson, wt do we know, if anything, abo the nature of this threat that w suspted involvinghe emssy closures? >> wel we don't know a great deal. it's being reported thathe gem yemeny militarlost about six trks. thers a concern that al qaeda militants may have captured theserucks which held munitions andrms. this is someing that al qaeda has done reatedly when general petraeus last vited the untry in july of 2009 i was in t country at the time in yemen a general petraeus really bught the message to the presidt there that you need to take t fight to al qaed the esident responded quite quickly. he dispatcd military to file al qda. the army performed poorly d al qaeda tootrucks that time well. >> ifill: mr. barrett, expin to us exactly at the history is of why it ithat yemenof all places, wod become a hot d for suspected al qaeda terrorism. >> wl, as you said in your rlier report, it's been sociated with al qaeda for some years. indeed, the attack ou.s.s. cole in 2000 was a pretty seminal evt for al qaeda. that was a big network behin that. and many yemen have gone to afghan , p

and offer that johnson quickly rejected.nted like to do is read two short sections from this book to give you some flavor of what i have written about. start at the beginning and then go pretty close to the end. guantanamo bay flies at the southeastern tip of cuba facing the caribbean. it encompasses a large naval base that occupies an area of approximately 45 square miles of land and water. the bay itself is shaped. is about 12 miles long and a northeast to southwest direction and 6 miles across at its greatest width. ships enter and exit the bay between the would point and windward point, through a one and one fourth mile wide channel with a 42-foot dredged depth. because of his deep draft, length and width, guantguantanamo bay has historically as i've said, been able to accommodate a sizable portion of the u.s. navy fleet at any time. the geographical surroundings -- saronic has its beautiful aspects of broad stretch of bluewater, framed by a crescent shaped shores. but this is an arid section of cuba and the hills that h

interest in yemen would also go ahead. >> ifill: gregory johnson at princeton and richard barrett ofhe united nations, thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: now a political storm in afghanistan. >> woodruff: now, a political storm in afghanistan, and to margaret warner. >> warner: saturday's vote in the afghan parliament was a stinging rebuke to president hamid karzai, rejecting 17 of his 24 cabinet nominees. the prize move caused new disarray. two months after karzai was declared winner of a presidential election plagued by fraud. today karzai ordered parliament to cancel its winter break so it vote on a new list of nominees that he's now preparing. he's under pressure to show progress in governing by january 28 when an international conference on the afghan mission convenes in london. among the rejected nominees was influential word lord khan and the only woman karzai had named. lawmakers criticized many on the list as unqualified political cronies. several holdovers in vital posts were approved. among them the defense minister and the minister of interior. along wit

is when and his mother elizabeth johnson disappeared in tempe, arizona.zabeth was due in court for a custody hearing the monday after christmas but she never show od up. she was arrested in miami beach, florida, but there is no sign of gabriel. johnson is not talking and they are worried because of what she has said in the past. take a list. >> there have been threats made. at this point there is no evidence that the threats have been carried out but we are concerned that we don't know where the child is. >> kimberly: based on her prior threats, how much concern do you think they have that the child could be in harm's way? >> if she made statements to other people that they documentiated and statements that she doesn't want her child around any more and the child is a bother to her. this reminds me of the other one that the child was killed by the mother leaving her in the trunk and she died. to have that fact and now all of a sudden the kid disappears. these things lead to the conclusion, it is a tragic conclusion when these things end. >> can you imagin

it's more proof at how having the first black president is blowing people's minds. >> jeff johnson, is it racist? >> i think it was in bad taste. there are a whole lot of black folks that said that. there were black folks that said he was a respectable black guy. black people said, is he black enough? i think that this was an accurate statement. he is light-skinned and he was a safe black person. he was a break from what we saw normally from the activism of a jesse jackson or al sharpton running for president. he was that safe negro. to put it in context -- >> i really have a problem with that. >> have a problem or not, we heard black folks -- >> i'm not saying they didn't say it. i have a problem with the concept. >> the concept of somebody saying -- >> there's different levels of aus then advertise city. >> i think loving oprah and hating condoleezza rice is a problem. i think judging the level of blackness is a problem. harry reid was not alen in his assertion. there were people -- >> tara, is it just stupidity? how often do you hear the word negro bantered about these days? >> i me

now county executive jack johnson said it will work with the police department to use mobile cameras, rotating them through school zones. while not all driver give the plan a green light -- >> probably not a good idea, but i guess whenever they think. >> others think it is the best way to get people to slow down. >> i think if you move them around and you don't give a heads up to people that they are likely to use one of those cameras. >> the county executive said the original plan would take too much money at of people's pockets, an estimated $100 million in cash for the county. but johnson says the primary focus is public safety and not revenue, but some drivers think the money plays a role. >> i think it is a revenue process. people will speed. >> their focus is revenue. they make it seem like safety, but it is revenue. >> the fine from the mobil cameras will be the same as the stationery counties. $40 ticket in the mail. the county executive says it to expect cameras in this county in the next month. breanne carter, abc 7 news. >>> frigid temperatures are nothing new to people in

gabriel johnson was last seen with his mother, 23-year-old elizabeth johnson. she lost custody on december 28th and they arrested her in miami beach but they don't know where the little baby is. >> gregg: as we wrap up another decade, government is getting ready to deliver a report card of sorts on the nation's health since the late 1970s. department of health and human services set ten-year goals to improve the health at the start. >> julie: how did we do. you did great well. >> gregg: recently i lost a lot of weight. you just putting a little weight on there. >> julie: i happen to weigh more than you did before you lost the weight. anyhow, how are americans doing. what the government's new set of goals to meet by 2020. joining is carolyn cromwell. thank you very much. here is what i got out of the research today, we're fatter, but somehow, in some respects we're healthier? >> in some ways we are healthier first of all i think it's a great time to be talking about this. we all made our new year's resolutions. sometimes i keep them and sometimes i don't. these

. >> joining us tonight to discuss reid's comment, his apology and all of the fallout are jeff johnson from b.e.t. james carville joins us tonight as well a democratic strategist and tear ray wall joins us, contributor to the daily caller.com a new political news website and the former deputy editor of the washington times. angie giles is here with me. nice to have all of you. >> thank you. >> let's get to it. nancy, since you're here. what's your reaction to these words? >> i'm embarrassed for harary reed. i would say harry how many black people do you know? okay? there's not one negro dialect, and this is something that's the bayne of my existence for a long time. i've never heard for anyone call for one single dialect. people are people. there are different ways of talking. it blows my mind and its very sad to see what lies just below the surface of someone that one would think is a democrat, might be a little more liberal-minded. it's more proof at how having the first black president is blowing people's minds. >> jeff johnson, is it racist? >> no. i think that it was -- i think it

her name is elizabeth johnson. that's the mom.mer boyfriend were fighting over custody of this little baby we're told when she took off on a cross country trip. home tone of arizona near phoenix. investigators found her car a thousand miles away outside a motel in san antonio and all the way to miami where they arrested her last week after she missed a custody hearing. the woman says she gave the child away to a couple she met in a park in texas. now investigators say another couple who originally warranted to adopt the child may now know more about the case than their sharing. other, really. jonathan hunt is with us. >> there are a couple also from arizona. their names are jack and tammy smith. they have told cops that they met elizabeth johnson at a long airport layover. they befriended her. she told them she wanted to have her baby adopted. they said they were interested in adopting that baby said they have no idea about the whereabouts of the baby. the cops announcing they believe they know person and are declaring them person

we want candidates who are better than johnson to vote for.nd on the other side, the people who are against the reform, who i call theiéqz countermovement, or a machiavellian, the people who try to tinker with the status quo, they areh)7w not thrilled h the reform either. because they resisted it for so long. so they wage a kind of rearguard action. they accept the reform on paper, but they try to haul it out, defunded, make it as ineffectual as possible. and in the middle there3qc are people who were fence sitters in the '60s. they are not in the movement, not in the countermovement, but they have risen pragmatically to positions of power, professors, pundits, media people, politicians. and they tend to want to claim the reform that they had nothing to do with achieving. it may be in the form of making a postage stamp out of malcolm x, or naming a street after sesser chavez, or including a book by noam chomsky in the reading list, usually optional, but the reading list. so i call them the manipulators of history, or the politicians of history

in the studio, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> 5:06. technology runs the world and this morning we're having some gadget gossip. >> coming up, a sneak peek at new items generating a lot of buzz. >> apparently watching sports is a sport itself. the search for the ultimate couch potato is on. more on this unique competition when we come back. >>> first, out the chilly door with justin berk. >> temperature up to 23. a boost of one degree in the last hour. probably a sign that the clouds started to roll back in. we'll have a lot of clouds today so plan for a dark and chilly one. winds out of the west/northwest at miles per hour. wind chills in the teens. we'll talk more about the arctic cold coming up. >>> let's check the roads. >> good morning. on the buses, 15 with a diversion at parkside and bel air. and 15 and 23 at eutaw and mulberry, watermain break. 23 bypassing shepherd pratt. and number 20 with a diversion at ponka and eastern. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. ig >>> 5:10. happy new year. thank you for joining us. >> you s

bloch was generous enough to come to our store and find when we were just opened that fall, haynes johnson has been coming to present his will since the first one that he wrote after we were open, the landing with howard simon. this seems like the absolute perfect event to encapsulate our history. too bad herblock isn't with us in person but it is great to have his spirit lives on. most of you know haines from his book and he says he is still promoting the book that he and dan washington post wrote on the 2008 campaign. i am sure we have copies in the front tonight. haines was a political reporter with the washington star when i first met him. he has written -- get this -- 16 books. some of which were co-authored with pierce. i was thinking it is a tribute to haines that so many of the books, not a majority but so many were written with other journalists. herb bloch was born in 1909 and he died in 2001. in between, he had a long and glorious career. he joined the washington post after serving in world war ii. his cartoons were so brilliantly thought out that he often defined the time. he i

johnson dribbles inside mid court. jumper with seconds on the timer. 30-55. >> how nice is it to have multiple guys who can hand over a basketball. you can see that ball movement skill there. ability to spin in the lane and still nowhere the basket was to get the quick release off. ! me! ut. i toit. i tothe efor outh. co ale refot call yoa beng mx! theionsme! tahim,. i d, ieir foulwhen boun te'thrne, e. ce galex coac gol. >> having a student presence like vcu has here tonight. and like georgia state when the panthers are home down in atlanta. as georgia state has ball with three and a half to go in the first. dukes taking the air out a bit. justin side of mid court. only a six-point margin. on the wing. guarded tightly. trying to post. pulling away. jumper not there. >> rodriquez rebound. >> that may be a step or two further outside. >> nice shovel. left block. that's been another big issue when they are pulling away. >> they have been able to get past that outside level of the gas state defense. everybody cl

johnson. >> chairman belter, ranking member stearns and members of the subcommittee thank you for inviting lockheed-martin corporation to participate in today's hearing on the radio spectrum inventory at. i serve as lucky martin's singer technology officer. my role in the corporation provides me with a broad perspective of the importance spectrum issues relevant to the discussion today. i appreciate the opportunity to contribute and i'm honored to offer input that they inform your consideration of these important policy matters. lockheed-martin is a global security company that employs approximately 140,000 people in all 50 states. were principally engaged in research design development manufacturing integration and sustainment of a dense technology systems products and services and most of these systems and solutions depend on access to the spectrum we are discussing. our customers include a broad array of agencies both military and civil for helmley support diverse critical security missions

chief johnson. >> i'm jeff johnson, president of the international association of fire chiefs and representing 13,000 fire chiefs across this country. the reason we're involved in supporting the removal of the d-block is because of our awareness of a need for a single data system stretching coast to coast and border to border. nothing we face as firefighters and emergency responders in our daily jobs, nothing out there can get by without the constant stream of data and information. nothing has taught us this more than packing the devices on our hips, whether they are a blackberry or iphone and that information is not available to emergency responders today on a reliable public safety grade system that will not fail in the event of an emergency, that will be available for both police and firefighters. and in the event of natural disasters or in the event of manmade disasters, nothing is more critical than data and reliable date after arriving on the scene together. the international association of fire chiefs is committed to this project and removal of the d-block and single-wade data system. w

in the studio, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> stranded passengers at newark airport should be finally going to their destinations after flights were grounded. when a man bypassed security. authorities were searching for the man sunday night, to be rescreened. passengers in terminal c. the tsa says the terminal was searched thoroughly to make sure no dangerous objects were there when passengers began boarding. they described this scene. >> it was a hoard of people coming out of the terminal c. got directed down here. and basically just waiting to see what we're supposed to do. if we're supposed to find another flight or stay here. >> waiting for them to open security so we can all go back through. as you can see it's absolute chaos. >> passengers waited six hours before being able to board their planes. garret security checked -- airport security checked the surveillance tape, still haven't found the man. they are searching for him this morning. >>> the high wind made it tough on firefighters and may have caused more damage to area homes. in some cases the wind caused the smoke and fir

. >> sherrie johnson is live to tell us what it is going to be like to leave town today. >> reporter: good morning. the u.s. government has issued new security rules for all airlines that fly into this country. immediately after the christmas day bomb attempt. the government ordered patdowns and extra luggage checks for all passengers on international flights to the u.s. today new measures narrow that down to those who may pose the biggest threat. passengers with passports from or who have traveled through countries that sponsor terrorism will have extra screening. many other passengers from aboard other airlines can also expect extra scrutiny on a random basis. the goal is to keep terrorists off a plane. >> you may see different threshold for what makes you a select or a no-fly. right now those are very limited. i suspect they will probably broaden those definitions. >> reporter: tsa is also buying more full-body scanners for use in the u.s. and adding more air marshals to flights. what is critical, tighter security at foreign airports. in the studio, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>>

gabriel johnson was last seen in san antonio with his mom. she was arrested in florida a few days later without him. so far, she won't say where baby gabriel is. jack and tammy smith at one time wanted to adopt him and were named persons of interest by police in arizona. investigators say they knew more than they were letting on. they think baby gabriel is still alive. they're asking anyone with information about him to call the national center for missing and exploited children. it's 1-800-the-lost. >>> about 100 protesters massed outside a los angeles court. inside the former transit city police officer accused of fatally shooting oscar grant in a san francisco bay area train station on new year's day last year. johannes mehserle has pleaded not guilty to murder charges. the trial was moved to los angeles. during yesterday's pretrial hearing, a judge said cameras would not be allowed in the courtroom. the whole shooting was caught on tape by several bystanders and posted on the web. it sparked several protests in the bay area in the days af

johnson it's probably not the case? will there be boots on the ground?i think there are boots on the ground, i hope they are yemeni boots. the u.s. role is providing intelligence, training, equipment. that's our comparative advantage. i would argue we're not just talking about a military response to this problem. we have to broaden our efforts, we have to look at the economic, political and social factors that make yemen an attractive safe haven for al qaeda, we have to address those as well. the significant thing is that washington is taking yemen seriously, and hasn't necessarily in the past. and if we get out ahead of this, we can counter it much more effectively than being in a reactive mode. >> edmond hull, gregory johnson, thanks to both of you. >>> he was on a mission to save a fallen comrade during a gun battle in afghanistan, and was wounded himself. hospital corpsman anthony amin is a cnn hero, and you will see why next right here on cnn. i can breathe through my nose immediately. afrin has made me happy. is that a silly statement? (announcer)

foul was on johnson. james the rookie from wake forest. blatche gets a start in the first half. >> phil: good reaction from caron of the i think he realized as soon as it left his fingers, he didn't just get enough english on it and went back after it. >> steve: rims it, nick is there, james johnson grabbed it. 16th overall this past summer after two years at wake. and a foul is called on johnson. he's the runner up for acc rookie in 2008. maryland fans might remember him from the acc tournament when he had 20 points and 12 rebounds in a game against the terps. luol deng, back from for chicago. butler, haywood tips it out. goes out of bounds to chicago. >> steve: that loss that chicago handed boston last night dropped the celtics to 11- 6 at home after they went 35-6 there the past two seasons. as phil mentioned, they played without confidential informant g and rasheed wallace. >> phil: good job by brendan. brad miller, again, trying to put the ball on the floor, not something he's real comfortable with doing. >> steve: chicago has won sev