as doc sadler has jorge brian diaz out there. and usc exploits that. >> steve: kevin o'neill, with the new system, has to get these guys to understand it. it will not work as quickly. that's one of the challenges of the pac-10. they've lost so many great players to the nba and graduation. this will be a rebuilding year for the league. >> marques: it will, indeed. that's why you get teams that have a lot of their lineup, returning. teams that have the bulk of their players coming back, have a chance to make some noise. >> steve: the left-hander, henry, misses long. ubel tries to pass to himself. it goes to vucevic. he has five already. >> marques: the first couple games, he played 28 out of 40 minutes. he is as happy as anyone to get back in the lineup. >> steve: that's a lot. 78 out of 40. that's like 6 of 5. >> marques: usc has the most players averaging 34 minutes or more in the country this season. >> steve: nebraska rushing the offense. >> marques: talking yesterday about time of possession. he would like this team to have a

jorge cruise author of "the belly fat cure" and dr. michael roizen, the co-author of you, the owner's manual." let me start with you. before we go, i want a tip. doctor, tell me what can i do this week to lose a pound or two? just one week, give me your answer. >> walk 30 minutes every day. extra 30 minutes a day and call a buddy. tell them you're doing it. the second thing is avoid white food. >> okay. no white food, meaning rice, bread, pasta. how about cheese? >> cream sauce. anything that is white other than white fish. >> that is so racist but i love it. jorge, really fast. >> what the american heart association recently released after two and a half years and i spoke to rachel johnson, the doctor at the university of vermont said everything i spoke about high cholesterol was wrong. they said sugar was the primary cause of heart disease. lower sugar to 15 grams or less but get 6 serving of rich, fibrous carbohydrates. get the bowels healthy. >> leave my bowels out of this. >> that will guarantee your insulin levels stay low. and r

jorge cruise, best selling author from "the new york times" and the author of the upcoming book "the belly fat cure" and michael roizen, the co-author of "you, the owner's manual." welcome, everybody. first of all, i tasted the cookies. and they tasted like insulation. would you like one? >> i'll smell one. >> i think maybe i'll pass. >> what is in these cookies? doctor, do you know what's in the cookie? can you help us out here? >> i took a look online. there are 2 grams of sugar, 11 carbohydrates. they are a little higher in the carbs and sugar. i didn't ask how much protein there was in there. >> well, that was his point. that it's protein. like atkins, sort of. >> the combination of protein and fiber, he is right. it does keeps you fuller for longer. but you can get the same effect and you can lose weight from having a one serving bowl of whole-grain cereal with skim milk. you can have a bowl of oatmeal with a nonfat yogurt on the side so you get the same effect from real food as well. but there's nothing dangerous in the cookies. >> no, nothing dangerous. in other words, there's

today jewel introduces jorge. a school bus driver who every day rain or shine feeds scores of needy people. >> i'm jewel. two years ago i had the honor of serving on the blue ribbon panel that helped select the top ten cnn heroes of 2007. as part of project clean water, i'm thrilled to help cnn introduce one of this year's top ten honorees. now more than ever the world needs heros. >> i live on the street. >> when you're hungry, you're hungry. four years ago i see those guys desperate needing to eat. my name is jorge. every night i bring food to the hungry in queens, new york. i'm a school bus driver. when i come back around 5:15, my second job start. prepare the meal. pack it up. it's the family project seven days a week. i go to the same corner every night around 9:30. they're waiting for me. i help anyone that needs to eat, just line up. the best part is when you see the smile. i want them to eat every night. for me it's easy. compare with them, i'm rich. tired but good. >> go to cnn.com/heroes to vote for the

derek jeter, anti-pettitte and jorge posada went on "david letterman." >> it's an experience that will last forever, isn't it? >> you just explained it all so we have nothing to say. >> and then they got up and left. no, i'm kidding. manager joe girardi went from winning a series to being a good samaritan. that story at 10:00. >>> thank you. you may be one of the millions of families experiencing unemployment for the first time and some don't even know what kind of help is available. hln money expert clark houd howard has the answers. >> are you unemployed? maybe you never faced it before. maybe a member of your family is unemployed who has never faced it before. well, there are certain things that you have to look at and consider if you have never been through the cycle. now i was talking with a woman the other day who has been unemployed for a while and she was asking me questions about which bills she should pay, which ones she shouldn't and all this and that. i said what unemployment check are you getting? and she looked at me like, unemployment check? i said, you have filed for un

my brother jorge luis garcia is prize remains in cuba's struggling for freedom as part of the resistance for the rights of the cuban people for the space change that the majority of the people want. >> [speaking in spanish] >> translator: the castro's war against the debate goes to peacefully want change while criticism on the global stage and international condemnation of its repressive conduct. >> [speaking in spanish] >> translator: de castro regime feels emboldened by the half dozen latin american heads of state to travel to havana to raise the longest standing bloodiest dictator by spain's policy toward the island of the objective of which is to bolster and uphold the dictatorship and by the increasing influence of hugo chavez in the region. >> [speaking in spanish] >> translator: on the other hand, the regime fears the ever more manifest defiance and noncooperation of the cuban people, therefore proceeding the weakness in the world space community it has made its dirty war ever more public an effort to steal the unrest in the hearts of the cuban people, the physical attack on the b

my brother jorge luis garcia is prize remains in cuba's struggling for freedom as part of the resistance for the rights of the cuban people for the space change that the majority of the people want. >> [speaking in spanish] >> translator: the castro's war against the debate goes to peacefully want change while criticism on the global stage and international condemnation of its repressive conduct. >> [speaking in spanish] >> translator: de castro regime feels emboldened by the half dozen latin american heads of state to travel to havana to raise the longest standing bloodiest dictator by spain's policy toward the island of the objective of which is to bolster and uphold the dictatorship and by the increasing influence of hugo chavez in the region. >> [speaking in spanish] >> translator: on the other hand, the regime fears the ever more manifest defiance and noncooperation of the cuban people, therefore proceeding the weakness in the world space community it has made its dirty war ever more public an effort to steal the unrest in the hearts of the cuban people, the physical attack on the b

were trying get the best possible deal but i don't think it was anywhere near war and that's what jorgeisays one other point on containment in the paper. i didn't have a chance to mention and containment is also something of a farce in the sense that it was by it's own premises wrong. containment. is rotten to the core more or less correct and contained it but what's really rotten is you want to let it expand or it'll be even worse off. one of the quotations is nothing is more difficult than to keep in obedience distant provinces and that's essentially what happened the cold war. according to they're kind of plan the soviet union expand i'd gathering into it's camp creating the north vietnam now allows cambodia and ethiopia and south yeah men and afghanistan and all these countries, almost all, fell into economic disarray and economic and military collapse in many respects with civil wars exacerbated by ronald reagan. particularly in afghanistan and result was a massive increase in the difficulty of the soviet union in trying defend it's overseas dependencies. basically it would have be

. >> marques: if nebraska is going to win, it has to be improved offensive production from jorge brian diaz. he had a 24-point game this season. he's averaged ten points a game. great skills on the inside. patterned after pau gasol, the current laker. >> steve: there's diaz reaching around, after vucevic had good post position. >> marques: it's the first side post position that kevin o'neill was talking about. and there's the tap-in by alex stepheson. you see him work his way down. you have to do a better job. you know, you're undersized on the weakside rebounding area. you have to battle on the inside. can't just give up and wave the white flag. >> steve: brandon richardson, in from sek henry. misses the shot. instead, it will go to nebraska. alex was on the end line as he handled the basketball. we have the cornhuskers, leading the trojans of usc, 33-30. >> steve: nebraska with a 33-30 lead over usc. our hardwood series continues on december 16th. oklahoma state against stanford. and the cowboys unbeaten at 6-0. and for the stanford cardinal, it's all about getting the basketball to

ever since she became aware of abuses committed against our unjustly imprisoned brother, jorge luis garcia perez she came together with a group of other key men mothers in defense of prisoners' rights. in the early 1990's she helped create the national movement for civic resistance, pedro luis cordell, to fight to harassment against their relatives in prison. her movement has been active venturing prisoners rights and publicizing human rights abuses against political prisoners. our last witness is philip peters vice president of the lettington institute. he served in the state department's latin american bureau during the reagan and george h.w. bush administration. he has reported on cuban economic topics and analyzed u.s. policy towards cuba for more than a decade and rights the blogged, the cuban triangle. thank you all very much for being with us and general mccaffrey why don't you start. >> mr. chairman thank you and congressman ros-lehtinen for the opportunity to be here to join this distinguished panel. i think it is inappropriate time to address this issue. let me if i may add, i pr

my name is jorge murill. every night i bring food to the hungry in queens, new york. i'm born in columbia. i'm a school bus driver. 5:15, my second job started. it's a family project seven days a week. every night around 9:30 they're waiting for me. i help anyone who needs to eat. just line up. the best part is when you see their smile. i want them to eat every night. for me it's easy. >> very good. tired, but good. >>> and now a look back at the stories making headlines this week. >> where is little shaniya davis? police in fayetteville, north carolina, say the 5-year-old girl reported misses is in extreme danger. mom said she put little shaniya on the couch and noticed her missing an hour later. >> she reported her later, an hour after she said shaniya was gone. >> three people were in the home, shaniya's brother, mother and a person they identify as a boyfriend. >>> jam she called her mom a la asking to use her mom's shower. >> cindy is with us tonight, the mother of jayme sue. was there anything out of place in that bathroom? was everything in place in your home?

jorge pasado went on letterman, and dave asked him what it's like winning at all. >> what's it like, because it's more than champagne being tossed around, it's guys commemorating memories forever, isn't it? >> you just said it all, so there's no more to say. >> very nice story. >>> cnn.com and oprah are teaming up for the biggest oprah book club event ever. go to cnn.com/oprahbookclub to see you're one of them. register for the book club event happening on the new cnn.com monday right here -- or monday night there at 9:00 eastern. >>> back to our breaking story this morning. a shooting allegedly carried out by a u.s. soldier at ft. hood. you're going to hear how president obama, the military and congress reacted. -d-d-d-d-dd >>> the suspect in the shootings in ft. hood is alive. major malik nadal hasan was shot several times but did survive and was taken into custody. this is contrary to what we were being told yesterday. what you're seeing here is exclusive video of what a sales clerk says is hasan, but is that the right video -- at a convenience store. it's a different man. i think

derek jeter and andy pettit and jorge posada went on letterman and the talk show asked how does it feel winning it all? >> what is it like? it's guys commemorating an experience that will last forever, isn't it? >> you just explained it all. we have nothing to say. >> and then they left. congratulations to the yankees. congratulations to jen westhoven's mom who was very upset. what is he talking about the $200 million payroll like that has anything to do with anything. i'm just telling you what jen told me. jen anagen's mother congratulations to all of you. >> there you go. >> all right. cnn.com and oprah are teaming up for the biggest oprah's book club event ever here. go to cnn.com/oprah book club to read excerpts from "say you're one of them." watch oprah's video blogs and share your thoughts plus register for the book club event happening on the new cnn.com monday night at 9:00 eastern. and back to the breaking news. >>> we're learning the army psychiatrist accused of killing 13 soldiers was on the fbi's radar months ago. we'll tell you why. @@@@@@@ >>> the suspect in the shoo

caller: when jorge washington left office in his fair well address he referred the neutrality proclamations vision for this country was a neutral country. we should have never involved ourself in supporting israel unilaterally an in providing the weapons and support. we bought a lot of enemies and by the jewish lobby and that's why we've been throwing all the money and weapons at israel and i'm for neutrality. our security interest has not been served. now we have the muslim world mad at us. there's a book called hundred years together. it's been suppressed the united states. and it's about the jewish influence in their society and interests that effects they're culture and way of life. i wish we would mind our own business and i wish israel would too and stay out of our government. thank you. guest: i think there's a lot of millionths and incorrect information about how lobbying works and how we get engaged. in this town the national rifle association are influential lobbies. groups that understand how to work in washington and promote they're point of view and they're effective. i think

my brother jorge luis garcia is prize remains in cuba's struggling for freedom as part of the resistancer the rights of the cuban people for the space change that the majority of the people want. >> [speaking in spanish] >> translator: the castro's war against the debate goes to peacefully want change while criticism on the global stage and international condemnation of its repressive conduct. >> [speaking in spanish] >> translator: de castro regime feels emboldened by the half dozen latin american heads of state to travel to havana to raise the longest standing bloodiest dictator by spain's policy toward the island of the objective of which is to bolster and uphold the dictatorship and by the increasing influence of hugo chavez in the region. >> [speaking in spanish] >> translator: on the other hand, the regime fears the ever more manifest defiance and noncooperation of the cuban people, therefore proceeding the weakness in the world space community it has made its dirty war ever more public an effort to steal the unrest in the hearts of the cuban people, the physical attack on the blog