third quarter, kobe starts to put on a show. he start 0d-3 from the field. he turned it on in the second half. 11 points in the third on 4-6 shooting. also getting teammates involved like pau gasol. washington makes a run. deshawn stevenson the corner

kobe.nt mark. is that something back on and say wow or when you were approaching that goal, did you say i'm close? >> you know, i never thought about my milestones ever. still don't. i think when i retire years from now, i look back i still won't think about it in that context. it's never been something that i've -- it's never been a goal of mine. the goal of mine has always been to win championships. that's at the construction of everything that i -- crux of everything that i do. >> so, you've never tried to win mvp? >> the times where i set out as a goal to win mvp, it just -- it's -- it becomes too much going on because i have to manage my teammates. i have to make sure they'reaccomplishing what they need to accomplish to help us be a better team. trying to win mvp over here. trying to win a championship over here. it's too much going on. i think the year i won it, it was a year where i said, you know what? i just want to do one thing and one thing only and that's make every single one o

and so is kobe bryant.ause nicole richie, joe madden, and j.lo are next. >>> hello. i'm charles barkry. we just had a devastating earthquake in haiti. i'm asking, please, give anything you can to help the people of haiti. thank you very much. >> larry: thank you, charles. jennifer lopez is back with us in los angeles. nicole richie is here, supporter of unicef and a bark of unicef's raising funds for water and sanitation product. and joe madden has stopped by, goodwill ambassador for unicef. his twin, benji, wanted to be with us tonight, couldn't make it. he'll be tweeting, urging help for haiti throughout the show. joe, how has this affected you? >> it's hard to watch, you look at a country with haiti and almost half the population is kids. to just think about, you know, what they've already been through, what haiti's already been through, but what the possibility of what now they're looking at for the future is -- that's why i think something like this is really important, trying to stop that second wave

kobe bryant certainly falls into that category. through sports to bring people together. the nba and the players union donating $1 million to haitian relief efforts. here's what l.a. laker kobe bryant has to say about haiti and how you can help. >> hey, larry. just wanted to say it's wonderful what you're doing tonight. we're truly blessed to be able to have this platform to be able to spread the message of helping, of assisting, and obviously the tragedy in haiti goes without saying, and important for all of us to contribute to do whatever we can to help and to lend a helping hand. tomorrow's not promised to anyone, and everybody must do whatever they can to help no matter how big or how small the contribution. please join in and do whatever you can. $$$$$$$$$$$ >> larry: want to thank nicole richie, joel madden for being with us. you're going to join us for our finale. you're going to be on set. since the start of our show two hours ago unicef and the red cross have received almost $5 million. it will help those babi

the lakers' kobe bryant is king against the kings. at the buzzer, kobe drills the game winner.his guy is so clutch. that's his third game-winning buzzer beater this season. the lakers actually trailed by 20 points but would win on bryant's heroics. that's a look at sports. i'm joe carter. >>> look close here. you are looking at the top of an suv that could have been a death trap for a father and son and their friend. the three were parked on a sandbar on the willamette river for a fishing trip. when rab started pouring down, the river quickly swelled and swallowed up the suv. >> we were up to our necks in water. i tried to open the door, but it wouldn't open because of the pressure of the current. i made a quick decision to get out of the truck and get him out of the back. >> i was down to the last couple of minutes too. >> he was in pretty bad shape. he couldn't move his arms or anything. >> it happened so fast. the man say they struggled in the water for 15 minutes as the suv sank. luckily, a man with a boat just happened to be nearby and came to their rescue. they credit him

and for the most recent graduate to the pride of some people kobe bryant place for the los angeles leaders a graduate, and i could name five or six others president's of where we live at least once a month or so someone comes up i went to marian, too and i found out the catholic priest who had been working there longer than we had been there graduated in 1950. so just a few name droppings' helps to set the stage. okay. all six of us went off to preflight school after graduation, five went to florida and i was sent to kissell birchfield mississippi. a great place for a young 18 year old platform and philadelphia to go in 1944. after failing the eye examination some four months later i was admitted to the school at fort benning georgia. i was 18-years-old when i started the course, did well and was commissioned in 45, august 452nd lieutenant of infantry and sent to join the 93rd division. at that time i was 19-years-old. i joined the 369th infantry regiment just north of new guinea after the end of world war ii. now some of the old-timers, and i use that term very politely, can appreciate th

and for the most recent graduate, to the pride of some people, kobe bryant. plays for the los angeles lakers. a graduate. and i could name five or six others, residents of where we live in fairfax. at least once a month or so, somebody comes up. i went to lord marion too and i found out that the catholic priest who has been working there longer than of would been there, graduated -- than we've been there, graduated in 1950, so just a few name droppings, it helps to set the stage. ok. all six of us went off to preflight school after graduation. five went to florida. and i was sent to keifler field, biloxi, mississippi. a great place for a young black from main lane to go to in 1944. after failing the eye examination, some four months later, i was admitted into officer candidate school at fort benning, georgia. i was 18 years when i started the course. did well, and was commissioned in 1945, august of 1945, second lieutenant of infantry and sent to join the 93rd division. at that time i was 19 years old. i joined the 369th infantry regiment just north of north

kobe bryant, ringo starr and seal are coming up. call the numbers, 1-800-4-unicef and 1-800-help-now. we'll be right back. >> a 21-year-old man is pinned on his side under a slab of cement. >> your life is in your hands. >> please hang on. >> he does. >> larry: welcome back. our celebrity guests will be responding to your messages on twitter. you can tweet to me at kings things or use the hash tag cnnhelphaiti. all one world. cnn's soledad o'brien is in haiti. she joins us to tell us about the most vulnerable victims, the children. she's in an orphanage there. soledad, what's the situation? >> reporter: yeah, larry, the situation is that the orphanage has moved outside. i'm on the edge of a truck. i'm going to step out of the shot. you can see what is in this truck. inside this truck as i move out of the way you will see right there, that's babies. 25 babies who are spending day and night on the floor. they have caretakers around them. some of them are sleeping. some of them are still up and being rocked. we gasped frankly when we s

deputy prime ministers for the defense and security and economic affairs as well as foreign minister kobe for traveling here. i just finished sharing a meter of some 20 countries and five international institutions about yemen and its challenges, about how its government is tackling the problems it's people confront and how the international community can support the government and people of yemen. the chairman's statement should be with you now and if it isn't it will be on the web site immediately but i just want to take this opportunity to outline three important things, why we met, what we have achieved and what the next steps are. because it's very important that these meetings lead not just to outcomes but mechanisms for implementation as well. as you will know our prime minister, the u.k. prime minister to call this meeting after the failed terrorist attack on a northwest airlines flight to 53. we know that al qaeda seeks to exploit in stability wherever they can including places like yemen. the people of yemen have been seeking to tackle the terrorist problem they face for some ti

after kobe bryant had put the lakers up by one, the spurs turned to their big man. >> to duncan. he gets doubled. zach all over him. he get as way the fade away. he makes it with .4 left. unbelievable! >> the lakers were left with just .4 on the clock, and needing a miracle. >> here they go. they get it to gary hesc gary scores at the zzer! l have it. >> it was very close. the ball has to be out his hands. yeah, it's out of his hands. it's out of his hands. >> wow. it's good. >> just an unbleblable game. >> one lucky shot deserves another. >> that was the cruellest loss i have ever been involved with. >> fans are used to fights breaking out at hockey games but in 1979 the fans at madison square garden were a little too eager to join in on the action. >> the fans are now getting involved. as the rally is out into the stands. this is going to be something. o'reilly is at the stands fighting with ranger fan. all the bruins are going over. they are all into the stands. going up to grab somebody. about seven or eight rows up. >> you have to worry about a spectator. >> the bruins are a

how about kobe bryant leaving last night's game with back spasms? he already has the finger injury. but last i har he still plans on playing in the next game. >> steve: he was unable to return to that game after leaving against the spurs. bad luck if it weren't for that. griffin. the team announcing he will undergo knee surgery and this will end the season for him. been a tough short career. >> phil: people looking forward to seeing him get into nba action. number 1 draft pick but looking like he will miss the first year. >> steve: here in atlanta with caron butler's last field goal the wizards avoid their lowest scoring half of the season with 33 points now and they e hawks by 12. anncr vo: with the new geico glovebox app... anncr vo: ...you can get help with a flat tire... anncr vo: ...find a nearby tow truck or gas station... anncr vo: ...call emergency services... anncr vo: ...collect accident information. anncr vo: or just watch some fun videos. anncr vo: or just watch some fun videos. anncr vo: or just watch some fun videos. anncr vo: or just watch some fun videos. .. thit f.

after kobe bryant had put the lakers up by one, the spurs turned to their big man. >> to duncan.ver him. he get as way the fade away. he makes it with .4 left. unbelievable! >> the lakers were left with just .4 on the clock, and needing a miracle. >> here they go. they get it to gary hesc gary scores at the zzer! l have it. >> it was very close. the ball has to be out his hands. yeah, it's out of his hands. it's out of his hands. >> wow. it's good. >> just an unbleblable game. >> one lucky shot deserves another. >> that was the cruellest loss i have ever been involved with. >> fans are used to fights breaking out at hockey games but in 1979 the fans at madison square garden were a little too eager to join in on the action. >> the fans are now getting involved. as the rally is out into the stands. this is going to be something. o'reilly is at the stands fighting with ranger fan. all the bruins are going over. they are all into the stands. going up to grab somebody. about seven or eight rows up. >> you have to worry about a spectator. >> the bruins are at quite a disadvantage with

i'd also like to ask kobe a question in terms of his interpretation of the decision that i was there and certainly heard your boss. my understanding is that the case was about someone trying to put its monument into the pioneer park. and the court held the first part i would agree with you, that the government can choose which monuments it wants. but it did not settle the issue with respect to the fraternal order of them monument in pioneer park whether that was admissible. it left out for other days. chief justice roberts said pick your poison. essentially, you have either a free speech problem here, or you have an establishment clause problem. so i wish perhaps you could address that issue. >> well, the answer is true. they haven't yet addressed, and whether or not it probably comes before the court because certain that case there was no ring of the astonishing issue that you were making reference to. by reference to the unanimous decision is to make clear, that governments are allowed to accept private, permanent monuments for placement in public display. in this particular contex

i'd also like to ask kobe a question in terms of his interpretations there and certainly i urge your boss. my understanding is that the case was about summum trying to put it's monument into the pioneer park in pleasant glove city. the court held the first part that the government can choose which monuments it wants. but it did not settle the issue with respect to the order of the ten commandments. it left that for a latter day.yr poison. you have either a free speech problem here or you have an establishment class problem. so i wish perhaps you could address that issue. >> well, the answer is true. they haven't yet addressed. and whether or not it's properly comes before the court. because certainly that case there was not ringing of the reference. by reference to the unanimous decision is to make clear that governments are allowed to expect private and permanent monument for placement in public display. in this particular context, it was the ten commandments. it stands to this day in the utah. and i think that's actually the kind of right decision. because it goes to limit down at

kobe bryant was playing? i want to see if i could get that guy to play. >> steve: i was with my wife. they just about let her come in and we used to go scouting together. [laughter]. >> steve: we didn't get him by the way. just to throw that in there. >> tom: you weren't alone in that. >> steve: yeah i wasn't. there were 338 other division i schools. >> tom: 1:05 to play free-throw first half. >> steve: trap and double-team. >> tom: here's craig williams trying to answer the double-team. bounce pass down low. a nice move to get the defense around them. ramone moore lays it in and it is a 7-point lead for the owls. >> steve: they trap the double-team and do a great job of scrambling and rotating to the open man. they take a shot. you are not in good rebounding position. that is one of the things that can happen to you when people are ready to get out of traps. >> tom: phil martelli has talked about tempo, energy, a lot of those things. how does this last play affect what he has talked about leading up to the b

many of you know last week there was something in the media that i would leave to kobe, the governor i said no, as i wanted to be right here with you. [applause] this department, as the custodian of america's natural resources really does so much for the 300 million americans. i want to thank everyone who is here and everyone watching us around the country. before i begin i want to briefly recognize everyone in the department, particularly those people who are in the united states geological survey who have been helping to respond to the tragic earthquake in haiti. our thoughts and prayers are with them today and the people of haiti. we will do everything we can to support the administration's rescue efforts as that country struggles with a natural catastrophe that has hit it. today, looking out at all of you i want you to know i am very proud to serve as your secretary. at this moment in history and with this president and with the agenda we have developed together, i would rather be secretary of the interior than doing anything else professionally anywhere in the world. almost one

kobe on the bill that ropes of public tours of the white house -- go beyond the velvet ropes of publictours of the white house. the architecture of the capitol building. a three-disc dvd said. it is $24.95, plus shipping and handling. >> now remarks from joint chiefs of staff's chairmen of michael mullen on suicide prevention. he spoke earlier this morning and a conference -- for veterans at mental health. this is 35 minutes. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> it is a privilege to introduce to you, the 17th chief of staff admiral mullen and his wife. sir. [applause] >> ççgood morning. before we get started on the topic, that is so important to all of us, i do want to express our thoughts and condolences for all the citizens of haiti and those who have been struck by this a very significantç trage. also, certainly, from my perspective, the united states will do all we can to help. we will work throughout the night to figure out how we can do that and do it as rapidly as possible. an awful lot of people w

i would also like to ask kobe question in terms of his interpretation of the decision. i was there and certainly heard your her boss. my understanding is that the case was about someone trying to put their monument into the pioneer park and the court held the first part i would agree with you that the government can choose which monuments it wants but it did not settle the issue with respect to the fraternal order of the monument in pioneer park whether the was permissible. it left that for a leader day in fact chief justice roberts said pick your poison. essentially you have either a free speech problem here or you have an establishment clause problem, so i wish perhaps you could address that issue to get >> welcome the answer is true they have not yet addressed, and whether or not it probably comes before the court because certainly in that case there was no ringing of the establishment clause issue which you made reference to. my referenced to the unanimous decision is to make clear that governments are allowed to accept private permanent monuments replacement and pu

>> there's not a question of without kobe bryant conditions because if you're saying along that route and bear in mind, when -- >> let's not go along the route. >> you asked me a question. if i could answer it. 12 years after the first resolution, six machines after george bush takes it to the united nations and four months after 1441, i think it was measured and i thought -- i think the prime minister was all the way through and trying to get it resolved without a single shot being fired. now in the end, he's the guy at the top that has to make the judgments with the advice he gets about how best to do that. that was his motivation right the way through. >> can you -- >> take a break. >> we need to take a break at this point. can you save it until after the break. thank you. >> and let's -- let's break now and come back at half past 11. >> welcome back, everyone. >> a couple of points. i like to make an announcement about about timing. we won't finish by lunch-time as i part my foresaw if opening. so we will have an extension after a lunch break of an hour and restarting at :00. and

michael jenkins documents our top choice tore kobe's top five moments. >> kobe, kobe, kobe bryant. >> over the past 14 seasons kobe bryant has thrilled nba audiences with great performance. here is look at the top five moments from the black mumpresenteda. >>> most of the players go an entire career without hitting a buzzer beater. in 2009, he went out with a bang. make that two. >> bryant, has to put it up at the. [buzzer] buzzer. >> banks it in! he banks in the three! >> two, score. bryant. >> unbelievable. >> it's over. >> it's unbelievable. >> it's amazing. >> we all know kobe is one of the most prolific scorers of all time. his championship legacy was born with a past heard round the world. >> the lakers have two briecht bryant! >> number three. >> in 2006, kobe was man on the mission. in the first round of the western conference playoffs, helaunched his tag team on the -- target on the suns with two unbelievable players. >> from lamar odom off to kobe bryant! count it for two and a foul. >> final seconds. bryant for the win. save! >> number, two. >> dwight howard is a shot block