lebron with the topple hawk. this was -- tomahawk. this was ridiculous. the better angle was from the other side because went over the back of the backboard. he only played 3/4. didn't need to play the fourth. wizards never held a lead the entire game. they fell 121-98. >>> there's one thing we do know about the about this entire wizards situation right now is that wereally don't know exactly what went on between arenas and javaris crittenton in the locker room on december 21. long time nba player tony massenburg was a guest on "'washington post' live" earlier tonight. he has a good idea what's in store for both arenas and crittenton. >> what do you make of this whoag whole thing and what is -- whole thing and what is going to happen with this young man particularly gilbert arenas who is three all-time franchise player? >> i think gilbert is having a cool dos of reality. i think -- dose of reality. i think he's starting to understand his actions can be detrimental to his career as well as his family as well as people around him because so many people look

the player who jumped over lebron james brings national attention whenever he stepped on the court. aminu has established himself as one of the top all-around stars. all the drama that is college basketball, xavier battles wake forest "acc sunday night hoops" is now. caption funding provided by fox sports net >> ron: we welcome you inside joel coliseum in winston-salem, north carolina, for this skip prosser classic. good crowd expected as wake forest comes in winning a six-game win streak. hello again, everybody. along with dan bonnor, i'm ron thul ly thulin, and this game honors the late skip prosser. we have four players and seven coaches all with ties to coach prosser, and over the last couple days we have heard one word to describe this game from both sides. that is emotional. >> dan: it will be emotional, but i have another word, familiarity. they not only have close ties to skip prosser, they have close ties to one another, so that means each side knows what the other side is going to do and i think that means your stars have to have a big game, and for wake forest their star

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megastars like cleveland cavaliers lebron james and shaquille o'neil create fan frenzy when they hit the court and postgame, fans get up close a and personal with their heroes. shaq, who works with police in his spare time, declined to talk about the arenas incident. >> ask but the gilbert arenas incident. >> no. >> reporter: either did lebron james but he did talk about security in general. >> i live in akron, ohio, which is my hometown. to so, i don't need security. i don't travel with security. one thing i do is continue to just make sure my family is always safe. >>> our national correspondent susan candiotti joins us now. susan, we have been discussing this, everyone is talking about this story, far beyond a sports story. real quickly though what are the rules about this? >> here's what both the nba and the nfl says. they ban the use of guns by players, handling guns on company time or on company property that's even if they show up at charity events. on top of that they recommend against personal use for their own player's protection. the discussion now really with whether team

megastars like lebron james and shaquille o'neal create fan frenzy when they hit the court. in postgame fans get up close and personal with their heroes. shaq, who works with police in his spare time, declined to talk about the arenas incident. neither did lebron james but he did talk about security in general. >> i live in akron, ohio, which is my hometown, so i don't need security. i don't travel with security. only thing i do is continue to make sure my family's always safe. >>> so we did a segment in the 6:00 hour on this story with steven a. smith and it was a pretty interesting segment. he had been responding on twitter and we're going to tell you, he's responded within the last five minutes on twitter about we believe it is this segment. we'll play it for you. what are the league rules in all this? nba bans employees and players from handling guns on property time and recommends against it for personal protection. the discussion now is whether teams should or could write a gun clause into player contracts similar to banning car racing or sky diving or other dangerous

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. >> well right now i'm a lebron james fan. you see him on his birthday scoring 48 points?> i didn't know you were from cleveland. al roker spent some time in cleveland, too. >> yes, he did as a matter of fact. he's still kind of our hero there. >> a little walk down memory lane on this saturday morning. >> i know. and it's still only 9:39. it is going to be cold and snowy in many parts of the country. >> today, a lot of people, we did all these travel stories leading up to the holiday season. of course everyone's got to get home. most of them are doing that today and tomorrow. it's very difficult now, getting numerous reports of two to three inches of snow from long island, connecticut, rhode island, up here from massachusetts and into new hampshire and all of the state of maine. that's where the roads are the worst. it's going to snow probably today and much of tomorrow, on and off. in boston, we could end up with enough to shovel, around three to six inches. all of northern new england, though, you have a chance of getting a foot. so great powder for the skiers. and agai

. >> tell me how you did this, this one is lebron james and the guy is going for that.s from curt to first. >> we wanted to get a mix of the biggest stars in the sports with the biggest events the region's sports. we wanted to capture things with diversity and different types of things and different sports. we wanted kelly slater for instance, who is in the back of the book driving through a wave. we wanted to -- he is one of the world's best sufferers. we wanted to get danny waive jumping through the great wall of china. we were looking for things that combined the big stars and information, too. we wanted to loss present information in a way that we're famous for at sports illustrated. >> i think kelly slater in the tube that is one of my favorites. that's a pretty awesome way to illustrate that. >> we are pretty pleased with how that turned out as well. >> kids are going to love this. ter nothey're not going to wantt this down, you think. >> that is the hope. the feedback that we are been getting from people like yourself has been tremendous. parents, grandparents, a

. >> you were known as the e lebron of -- >> among the more polite ears things. >> how did you get that modicum? >> it was a result of the riding i had done. 9 now husband started up this campus publication. the oberlin forum, the darkness review of campus. it was so mild and so moderate in comparison along the political spectrum. going after some of the left's big sacred cows including affirmative action helped win me back that on. >> your former colleague and friend brian preston was quoted in 2007 as saying this about you. you have never met a happier person than michelle malkin when she is in the thick of a fight. she enjoys the combat of ideas. >> i do. i have oberlin to thanks for that. the outspoken and lightning rod that i am today, i was very shy when i was in elementary school, almost paralyzing the so. i had speech classes reichard barely get the words out of my mouth. when i got to oberlin i came to the realization that if i didn't say something, who would? i feel god blessed me with certain talents and abilities and skills of piano playing wasn't ultimately one of them. the

. >> 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 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. can he quiet robertson? >> derrin: he wants the three. he knocks it down for a career high 25 points for theo robinson. >> marques: fifth year senior going against the two freshman. >> derrin: wise into the corner for parrom. williams with the rebound, stron