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kyle randall with six points. sidney lowe talking to his team. trying to find the magic that they had early in the first half because they sure lost it in the last five or six minutes as unc greensboro made a great comeback. >> mike g.: and i love the energy that korey van dussen brought out there. i thought that was a big spark for them. defensively their zone was very active. nc state had a lot of problems with it. >> mike h.: we'll remind you for unc greensboro, two key players, mikko koivisto and pete brown are not available tonight. give uncg even more credit for what they've done hanging close here with nc state. spartans with just two wins on this season and nine losses. and, again, this is their fifth acc team that they have played. they'll play six in all. they play maryland on sunday. >> mike g.: what they should have done, they should have started pete brown and have him go across on tracy smith for a couple of possessions and then go back out see if that would have helped. >> mike h.: you're cruel. spartans with the first possession h

kyle shanahan is also available. mike zimmer will come in and be one of the court members under mike shanahan. he is with cincinnati but turned down a deal and one more money from cincinnati. they were not willing to pay the debt and spider may be. that is the situation up to the minute. it looks like it will be mike shanahan, kyle shanahan, and mike zimmer who will turn this program around and get back on a winning track. >>> we will wait and see what happens. the hope is for instance excess but could be the beginning of a major rebuilding process. kathy park talked to some ban treaty joins us live with their reaction. >> fan reactions are mixed. some folks are saying this sort should have happened before the last debris others say they a glad it happened at all many folks we spoke with seem to agree that the team needs to look forward and hope for a winning season. redskin fans said they saw it coming months ago. >> that they had to do something, i guess if i don't know that it was his fault but they needed to do s

think about kyle singler.in a tra doidition to folln footsteps like battier, other guys that have propelled themselves into the greatest stage of college basketball. >> mike: now having to go out on the perimeter. not an easiedy ed adjustment to. >> tim: they're 14 of 30 on the year. not bad rotation. just couldn't get to it fall. singler trying to get past grant. he's fouled by him. third foul on jerai grant. think about the great teams that clemson's had throughout the year. the team that last won here was rick barnes first. that was a team that had buckner. an outstanding basketball team. >> mike: he came in and really took on the league. had a very fiery relationship with coach smith over at north carolina. he said i'm going come in and compete with everybody. did a very nice job. >> tim: sort of like jim harbaugh in the pac-10 in football. get out of my way, there's a new sheriff in town. that's what he did. >> mike: all right, that's your one football analogy in the broadcast. >> tim: potter. 47-33. sit

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yes, kyle, you're a lifesaver., i never would have heard of that new country called buttheadistan. shh. [ male announcer ] we understand. you want to grow internationally. fedex serves over 220 countries and territories. >>> we're following breaking news on cnn. there has been a security lockdown at newark international airport. i am joined by our national correspondent, susan candiotti, on top of the story, we are told this is only terminal c and only continental flights there. can you tell us, continental flights only, ground stop is for terminal c only. want to make sure we get that clear. take us behind this. someone got through security, what happened? >> that's what started all this. a man got through a security checkpoint in terminal c. this is a terminal that is largely serviced by continental and a few others. he got through security. they don't know if he wasn't checked properly or if he got through security once and then came back and went through without being rechecked. that's unclear. so, right now, t

yes, kyle, you're a lifesaver. without kyle, i never would have heard of that new country called buttheadistan. shh. [ male announcer ] we understand. you want to grow internationally. fedex serves over 220 countries and territories. or just one brita faucet filter. - ( plinks ) - brita. better for the environment and your wallet. >>> so, how's this for crazy? richard anthony flores jr. was arrested near arizona on two counts of reckless driving and one count of speeding. not only was he allegedly driving over 90 miles an hour, but as you can see in this video, he was steering driving, yeah, while standing through his open sun roof. okay! >>> well, president obama promoting new spending to create tens of thousands of clean technology jobs. the president unveiling this plan after the government released the latest jobs report yesterday. employers cut 85,000 jobs in december and the unemployment rate held steady at 10%. for more on this, let's bring in neil irwin, financial reporter for "the washington post." another

yes, kyle, you're a lifesaver.ithout kyle, i never would have heard of that new country called buttheadistan. shh. [ male announcer ] we understand. you want to grow internationally. fedex serves over 220 countries and territories. >>> now the latest on the deadly attack in afghanistan that killed seven cia employees at a row moat outpost in the southeastern region of the country. the pakistani taliban claims it sent a double-crossing operative to bomb the u.s. base. according to a senior intelligence official, the u.s. had been courting the afghan bomber as an informant. nbc's jim maceda reporting from kabul, afghanistan, for us today. and jim, as i understand it, the pakistani taliban isn't the only group taking credit for this attack. what can you tell us? >> that's right, chris. not the only one. just the latest one. and it's becoming quite a confusing picture. there are competing claims now, probably for propaganda reasons, but again, they are creating a mess in terms of trying to sort out the identity of this

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kyle fogg thought he had a sure two points. christopher makes the play. slap it away. off his legs. about as close a game as this could possibly xw. those kind of defensive plays make the difference. >> darrin: boykin down low. a little too strong. they're going to get horn for the reach-in. >> marques: fans want the officials to let them play. he had both hands extended in the air. he has allowed that position. >> marques: i love that, the principle of verticality. >> darrin: amoke goes to the line where he shoots 64%. missed the first one. >> marques: out of oxnard high school in southern california. the name omondi is swahili for born in the morning. he says it's kind of strange because he was born at night. his dad is nigerian. >> darrin: he misses his two free-throws, wise off the front iron. again, the bears all over the boards. here comes randle the other way. quick pass. and no need. he was born in the morning and flew up in the morning. >> marques: born in the mourning but dunking in the afternoon. >> darrin: lavender controlling. from fogg over to horne. >> m

s, kyle, you're a lifesaver.ithout kyle, i never would have heard of that new country called buttheadistan. shh. [ male announcer ] we undstand. you want to grow internationally. fedex serves over 220 countries and territories. >> welcome back, let's go around the table quickly for predictions in 2010. charles? >> as of today, the estate tax is zero and in exactly a here jumps to 50%. all through this year, rich uncles across america are going to be sleeping unsoundly and i predict in december a rash of unexplained fatal accidents involving rich uncles and others who have money sacks. >> bret: happy new year, okay, a.b. >> well, unfortunately, the economy is going to drive all of the news, i think, this year. also, voter anger over the economy and the government spending and i think, obviously, afghanistan, we're going to see some casualties and we're going to see how america accepts obama's new policy in afghanistan. >> bret: steve. >> i think we're going to spend most of the year talking about iran. the failure

yes, kyle, you're a lifesaver.ithout kyle, i never would have heard of that new country called buttheadistan. shh. [ male announcer ] we understand. you want to grow internationally. fedex serves over 220 countries and territories. you want to grow internationally. host: could switching to geico 15% or more on car insurance? host: does charlie daniels play a mean fiddle? ♪ fiddle music charlie:hat's how you do it son. vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >> larry: back with rudy giuliani. the president is fighting two wars, trying to keep the country safe at home. what kind of message does it send when the former vice president openly says that he is not seriously fighting the war? do you think it's a good idea what dick cheney did? >> you know, larry, nobody was really concerned about that when everyone criticized president bush day in and day out, including democrats calling him all kinds of names when he was trying to prosecute the war in iraq. and the reality is that's just part of

third interception thrown today by kyle orton.t a desperation throw to the back of the end zone. you've got to do it. sometimes it doesn't work out the way you want it. >> dick: two teams that rebuilt under new coaches this year. the broncos started 6-0, and with a loss today they will have finished 2-8. that's williams with a carry and a short yardage and kansas city with only three wins -- one of them an overtime victory over the steelers that impacted the steelers chances -- the super bowl champs to defend their crown. then they came here to denver. we asked coach todd mayly and the players, what's your motivation, what are you going to tell your players, what motivates them to want to win this denver today? >> dan: number one, they wanted to broncos -- they wanted to knock the broncos off. they play twice a year, nothing sweeter than to beat somebody -- to knock them out of the playoffs especially when you have a disappointing year. i like what haley said about evaluating players for next year, he got the message across to the

jerome randle on kyle fogg, the two outside shooters.other three players. >> derrin: it will stay on that side of the floor as it went off gutierrez's hands. a one-point game, just under 15 minutes to go in this one. battle for first place in the back 10 conference. arizona against cal and we talk about justine, academic stars they have them in all various scores. jaws teen is a swimmer, a nine-time all american, ncaa record holder in the 200 free relay and the 400 medley relay, earned a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering. he's a 2009 american road scholar studying fluid olith a 0,80 rar cun rv aorgurr with a 3.10 gp 25in he bench. jamelle horne as gutierrez took it right to solomon hill. >> marques: you see the brace on the right knee of jorge gutierrez, hurt that knee against stanford, missed five games. the level of toughness for this cal team reduced in the process. once they get him back near 100%, it's going to really make a difference for this team down the stretch. >> derrin: hill goes to the bench. they return with horn

the man last on the scoreboard for new york, kyle okposo camped out in the slot. the rookie taveras finds him and it's high fives all the way around. runogervais. on turn your back, you're looking for trouble. look at him turn away from the puck thats ch joitd. came back the -- >> joe: this fi eamish. >> craig: no, hould ing co sav or m carance : dorliels p a iddl dle ♪ or m carance :chhaw yot p a iddl : ge5 micoul % oron cinsuget hou he3 o hingat? ow t som een g toyou. you lo--utte so c i .. i lo i .. otheer l- i' one ank -ou le taoffbeermuch you e grlsnee trips b er l taste grs. you're gorgeous, look at you, i loooov y >> joe: let's dig in gand. caps don't have to face those great islanders and the raptors. they're facing the present day islanders and beating them by four after two periods of play. this is the latest in the season the capabilities have led their conference and they're tried trying to add to that lead tonight. six goals on the board. amazingly, none from alex ovechkin who we know is a highlight maker's dream. thanks to nhl network, have a peek at

kyle, the senator from tennessee, mr. alexander, the senator from south dakota, mr. thume, and the senator from texas, mr. cornyn. the members of the committee will exit the chamber through the doors. >> madam speaker, the dean of the diplomatic corps. [applause] >> madam speaker, the chief justice and the associate justices of the supreme court. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> madam speaker, the president's cabinet. [applause] . .

catapulted to that lead by the play of kyle singler. he was good offensively and defensively.revor had to admit he made a great play. we'll be back. >> tim: there is trevor booker who has 28 career double-doubles. this line is not indicative of his play throughout his four years at clemson. let see if he can improve that when we come back. [ man ] put puddles on the line. yes, i know he's a dog. puddles, you're going outside with jennifer to do your business. right by your favorite bush. [ girl ] britney, britney. time travel is totally possible. the fabric of time is interwoven. [ male announcer ] some people choose unlimited calling, [ laughing ] others choose unlimited texting. but there's one thing not included in any calling plan. [ screaming, tires screeching, horn blaring ] [ male announcer ] the common sense not to talk or text while you drive. talking and texting while driving isn't worth the risk. check out distraction.gov. ( laughing ) what? you know there's something i've been wanting to tell you. i love you. and i lo-- ( stutters ) so cute! i loooo... i loooo... i

kyle mcclanahan coming in. back, erving walker. >> larry: hard to believe, florida has not committed a turnover yet. >> bob: their problems, larry, at the defensive end. they've got to find a way to shut down tracy smith or at least slow him down. of course, the best part is defending tracy when he's on the wolf pack bench, which is where he is right now. here's walker. and inside, nicely done. a bay si hook for erik murphy, his second basket. >> larry: when you find a point guard that can penetrate, a scoring threat, too, it really enhanlss his game, because he can drop the ball off inside. that was a nice pass. >> bob: you often hear the debate these days, well, is he a scoring point guard or passing point guard. what difference does it make? >> larry: yeah, who cares? they're guards. they're playmakers. that's what you want on the floor. >> bob: never bring it up with you again. kick out to gonzalez, his three at the end of the clock is short. gators running. parsons. >> larry: he may have gotten away with o

one of them individually and congratulate neal klein, michael spain, ryan carrigan, nathaniel hird, kyle brandy, nathan rutz and sean carlson on their athletic excellence. special congratulationses are due to coach -- special congratulations are due to coach al carius for leading the team to the championship, guided the cardinals to eight invitationals this season. in addition to an outstanding season of coaching, the day after winning the championship the u.s. track and field and cross-country coaches association named carius the 2009 ncaa division iii national cross-country coach of the year. carius, also a member of the u.s. track and field, cross-country coaches association hall of fame, has led his athletes to a total of 18 national titles during his tenure at north central, and four championships in outdoor track and field and one in indoor track and field. north central college suck seeds not only on the cross-country trails but in its classrooms -- succeeds not only on the cross-country trails but in its classrooms as well. they have undergraduates hailing from 31 states and 24 f

i can guarantee his son, kyle will be the next offensive coordinator.y sources told me that is without a doubt. texans coach told fellow staffers to wish him well. he could bring along two long time assistants. they are still under contract in denver. that's rick denison and bobby turner. they would have to be given permission to interview. mike zimmer is his top choice for defensive coordinator. i'm told zimmer is expecting to leave because the bengals will not pay him. and he also could be wanted by a number of teams. his son, adam is a defensive assistant in new orleans who i'm told is an up and coming talent who wants to join his dad after his mother and wife passed away suddenly this season. and keeping an eye on jim haslett as another possibility. another defensive assistant who will come is his former coordinator bob slowick. it makes him interesting with jerry gray in terms of what if he's given a job. we know the situation with dan snyder. that helped him get past the rooney rule. there are a couple of guys in the front office. you can expect j

senate republican whip john kyle and senatq arms services leader jim reid.ace the nation from cbs. host bob sheafer with senate intelligence chair. die an feinstein and republican peter hospithosptra. and then john mccain and independent, joseph lieberman. you can listen to all five of the sunday morning talk shows started here. 91 fm, nation wide xm satellite or on the web at c-span radio dot org and follow us on face book and twitter. >> "wall street journal" on fed chairman ben bernanke and the role he played after the collapse of 2008. he'll discuss his book, in fed retrust. former federal vice chair and director of the budget office. afterwards, part of this weekend's book t.v. on c-span two. >> i'm always concerned about the poñential unforeseen consequences of an regulations. regulations of any kind, act as a tax. when you tax or regulate something you tend to get less of it and diminish it. >> monday. republican commissioner robert mcdowell on efforts to create a national broadband plan. that's 8 eastern on c-span too. "washington journal" continues.

kyle wilson saying terrorists are living right in our neighborhoods here in the country. government seems uninteresting. art on the independent line. good morning. caller: yes. yemen is just like the other caller just another front for tear the ror. it didn't happen overnight. it's just easier for them to operate there. the guy knew where to board the plane to make it into the u.s.. my problem is that, where did this fail? why wasn't this taken seriously when that guys father went to the u.s. embassy to try to alert us. heads need to roll not just at the top but all the way down to the people that got this message could do something about it. if we did that and revoked this guy's passport this probably would have never happened. host: peter baker with the president in honolulu said in the "new york times". first of all general a try us said the u.s. would double the security sent to yemen to help fight al qaeda. great brittain announcing it and u.s. would jointly finance a counter terrorism police unit in yemen. news services and reported. further into the body of the sto

we heard testimony from a gentleman named kyle bass who did extensive work identifying the fundamental weaknesses and securitized assets based on sub-prime mortgages. he took that the evidence of the danger it presented to bear stearns and was told it was rejected. he took it to the federal reserve board and it was rejected. did he bring that evidence to epd sec which would have had a clear provincial interest door to the fdic in giffi didn't bring it directly were you aware of this research? >> i am not aware of that and i would be happy to find out and provide that information. >> now i am not aware of that though 6 cents bear stearns is not a sufficient suppository institution i would not be aware of it. >> senator graham. >> thank you mr. chairman. earlier today i was on the c-span call-in program, and several of the callers raised the issue of the degree to which this crisis was a function of over governmental regulation and intervention, using as the primary example the community reinvestment act. mr. bair, have you any opinion as to whether excessive government involvement or re

speaker, i rise today to pay tribute to army specialist kyle wright, a 22-year-old from romeo, illinois, who was killed in combat on january 13 while serving our country during his first term of duty in afghanistan. specialist wright followed his father's and grandfather's life by joining the army. he joined the army after graduating in 2006 from romeo high school where even as a young man he demonstrated his love for this country by serving in the marine corps junior reserve officers training corps. he was passionate, honorable and loved by all who knew him. his family, his girlfriend and his fellow soldiers. his dedication to women's right in afghanistan was dedicated to his sister, mother and grandmother. and upholding the american ideals and freedoms he believed in knew no bounds. i'd like to extend my deepest condolence to the wright family and to all who knew this brave soldier. our nation lost a brave hero by specialist wright's passing. he will be missed. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the chair will postpone further proceedings today on

christopher lost it, but they'll call a foul on kyle fogg. that will be his third. >> marques: shooting three free-throws. patrick christopher on the foul by fogg. again, the setup, you can tell with patrick christopher is feeling good about his jump shot because he works extremely hard to get himself open. he did it on that possession. >> derrin: talk about the contrast in patrick christopher who gets the roll on the front end. the lid was closed in the first half, but he has come alive in the second half. three of six after a 2 for 11 first half. >> marques: spent a lot of times this past summer at the lebron james skills camp in ohio. mississippi state, evan turner at ohio state, kyle george from fresno state. >> derrin: shooting three. he was fouled outside of the arc. this fro to put cal ahead. >> marques: i'm not just a jump shooter. i slash, i dunk, i rebound. i do a little bit of everything. he's put the total package only display this evening even though the outside shooting has not been there. >> derrin: here comes the trap for the

mississippi state, evan turner at ohio state, kyle george from fresno state. >> derrin: shooting three. he was fouled outside of the arc. this fro to put cal ahead. >> marques: i'm not just a jump shooter. i slash, i dunk, i rebound. i do a little bit of everything. he's put the total package only display this evening even though the outside shooting has not been there. >> derrin: here comes the trap for the bears as wise pulls it out and pulls the trigger on the jump shot. >> marques: that's a mistake defensively. two guys on the ball. once they retreat and recover, both guys leave the basketball leaving nic wise a wide open free-throw line jump shot. >> derrin: 21 points for wise. >> marques: theo robertson against kevin parrom.

. >> i'm not sure if you've heard this kyle shanahan is the redskins offensive coordinator. texans led the nfl in passing yards in 2009 and ranked 4th in total offense all good things. >> meanwhile the skins also announced the addition of two more coaches mattly flour assistant under kyle last two years and john embry will coach tight ends he worked with tony gonzalez in kc. now here's something else to get excited about the redskins jumbotrons are get a bit of an upgrade are they really jumbotrons to begin with? >> nitron. >> two will he did video boards will broadcast 30 feet high and a hundred feet wide. redskins would also like to point out the video boards will be punter proof. > >> washington 25 nfl player reps lobbyed for their cause as a collective bargaining agreement. the owners have kept quiet about the negotiations but not anymore. >> reporter: ironically on the same day that a group of nfl players was on capitol hill hoping to raise awareness on the talks that continue to try to negotiate a new labor agreement, the new york times publishes an article quoting ext

as i reported before it's expected that his son kyle will come in as offensive coordinator and two names for defense of coordinator. first cincinnati's mike zimmer and second former saints head coach jim hazlett. all speculation at this point in time. whatever happens it should happen quickly. >>> well, kelly, it's interesting. the team believes tonight that jim zorn will hold his regular press conference tomorrow which we show here on comcast sportsnet live. if you could speculate is this his farewell speech? what's going on here? >> well, you would like to think that if they are going to in fact fire him that they would not put him through the agony of answering all those end of the year questions and what went wrong and why did you do this and why did you do that and how do you improve if in fact they will let him go. i can tell you that those closest to the situation that are trying to figure out what's happening next they expect to have to wing it which means that we could wake up tomorrow morning and he could be fired and this could be a press conference for another reason whether

. >> joe: nifty flofs kyle okposo. steps up shot on the half wall. bombs it wide and the rebound will chase the islanders on to their half. >> craig: the parting of the seas for okposo who can really bring it. should have taken a couple steps in farther and unload it had. he was going blocker side high. >> joe: okposo, four games against the caps three goals. deals back for blea. bailey flushed throughout by chimera and brendan morrison still with it. schultz long reach serves him well. late on the power play, their third in the period. late. streit one-timer! jose theodore. rebound tore bailey. he fanned on it most part. weight, offers. strike one time -- streit one time wide of the cage and he has missed a slap shot. streit leads off of weight. back come of the caps. ovechkin nearly behind the defense. streit pin wheels it for andy sutton. they get their signals crossed for a moment. washington back to even strength. deflection tie backstrom stopped by roloson. islanders up to 10 shots. capitals at seven for the most. -- for the moment. just over 6