for luke. luke is obviously a great kid. he is needed tonight because he is such a terrificshooter from the outside and monarch will play a lot of zone and they will force dayton into open shots. curt huelsman blocked the shot but they called the foul. i was going to say get that junk out of there and i still think it should >> derek: take a look, mike. you see -- >> mike: followed up on his head >> derek: that's almost an automatic foul in the college game >> mike: the first foul. odu continues to miss some free throws. frank hassell misses that one. >> derek: they are now 0-for-3 from the charitystripe and they come into the game a pretty good free throw shooting team >> mike: yes. there is one. that's two-point game. flyers in front. lowery in a hurry. >> derek: monarchs in an extended zone. they force you out in the high portion of the court. all dayton passes are taking place above the three-point lane. >> mike: lowery in the corn e chris johnson, swings it across to marcus, marcus, the pu

that's nice to see a smile on the face of luke fabrizius. and one thing is that rob lowery is an offensive threat, key offensive threat. that's why it's key to have him back. >> reporter: old dough men onwith the ball and gerald lee rams one home. he has four >> derek: this is what makes gerald lee so effective and why he sticks out as the pre-season conference of the year. going back to gerald lee. he realizes that he is being double teamed down on the low post owe he stems off the block and knocked down the mid-range jump shot. not many 6'10" guys that can get back on knock down that jump shot. >> mike: an air ball, no good, another offensive rebound, down the lane, inside, lee get checked from behind. get that junk out of here and there is going to be a foul called on it the flyers. that blocked shot by chris wright bought to you by 1-800- got jumped. chris johnson will go to the line. finney, 43% free throw shooter. old dominion 3 out of 5 from the free throw line so far tonight. he hems the flyers keep the lead. >> derek: old dominion m

there is luke on crutches. having a good laugh. it must not hurt too much. >> come tomorrow, they'll have an mri and hopefully there is nothing serious, just a minor sprain. typically, it was really something bad, i mean they -- of course, he is on crutches and he has the brace. the thing you concern yourself with is the a c l tear or m c l tear, again, that's just a minor spring. >> chris wright stepping up his game in the second half. 12 of his 16 in the final 20 minute. flyers with the ball and a six- point lead. they get it to paul williams and paul is going to be fouled by gerald lee. gerald lee will pick up his fourth personal foul. paul williams, that's the 9th team out mark just johnson back in the game. paul williams at the line fort flyers, shooting the one on one. paul williams back on the line again, 75% free throw shooter. sends it on the way. and it goes. all of his points from the free throw line tonight but those are big and that's what this team has done better this season, shoot the free throws. >> they really v t

they think you're a bunch of djs luke duke's who don't really know what time it is that you should be over in copenhagen with the real people. [laughter] that what we are declaring today, and now numbers and in our passion of so many of you are busy with christmas and all the things that come along with it, we are declaring our independence from a government with a terminator like determination to enlist every american as a lord of the stage. a government that only clear ideal is greater dependency and a sense of greater dependency on it. it's a government so practiced in protecting itself from democratic principles that this is the closest mankind has ever, to creating sound travels faster than light. [laughter] today under this mask of health care reform, washington threatens its greatest infestation of our lives yet. indeed, when we think about what the@@@@@@@@@ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when we think about the declaration of independence, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men and drug their just powers from the consent of the governed. [applause] i am turning around

at the heart of luke's gospel stands the person of mary, the mother of jesus. senator kennedy had a special respect for her great prayer, the magnifica, a prayer which simultaneously glorify god for his blessings and promised god's protection of the poor. in his final days, the senator and vicki and i pondered this prayer in terms of the meaning of his life's work. "our blessed mother proclaims these sentiments. dots mercy is -- god's mercy is from age to age to those who fear him. he has shown might with his arm and dispersed the arrogance of mind and heart. he has thrown down the rulers from their thrones but lifted up the lowly. the hungry, he has filled with good things. the rich, he has sent away and the -- empty." ted kennedy, of course, live in a far more complex world than that of jesus' time and place, but that challenge evoked from him his public gets. he understood the complexity of the society in which he lived. he was renowned for his mastery of the possible and for his genius at crafting law and policy in ways which benefited the widows and orphan

at the heart of luke's gospel stands the person of mary, the mother of jesus. had a special respect for her great prayer, the magnifica, a prayer which simultaneously glorify god for his blessings and promised god's protection of the poor. in his final days, the senator and vicki and i pondered this prayer in terms of the meaning of his life's work. "our blessed mother proclaims these sentiments. dots mercy is -- god's mercy is from age to age to those who fear him. he has shown might with his arm and dispersed the arrogance of mind and heart. he has thrown down the rulers from their thrones but lifted up the lowly. the hungry, he has filled with good things. the rich, he has sent away and the -- empty." ted kennedy, of course, live in a far more complex world than that of jesus' time and place, but that challenge evoked from him his public gets. he understood the complexity of the society in which he lived. he was renowned for his mastery of the possible and for his genius at crafting law and policy in ways which benefited the widows and orphans of our time. a

anybody watch tv, i didn't get a chance to watch it today, but who is seen -- is that luke wilson asdoing the ad for at&t? boy, those at&t verizon ad, kind of nasty. verizon is accusing at&t of not having covered across america. luke wilson has tried to divert it by attacking verizon back for not being able to use their phones and be on line at the same time. they have some pretty nasty stuff taking place that they are asking you to make a consumer decision, not based much on what their product does, but with the other product doesn't do. i still maintain the most negative advertising was back in 1980s when wendy's accused mcdonald's of not serving quarter pounder hamburgers. that's a sensei was using. she was picking up a mcdonald's quarter pound bun, lifting it up and showing a piece of meat about the size of a white castle or a krystal burger, for those of you who know, saying mcdonald's wasn't serving quarter pounder hamburgers. think about. the american culture is impaired with not just what they're going to buy based on good product advertising, but what they are not going to b

be funded in part by money left over by the troubled asset release program -- relief program, and lukeextraordinary leadership here at brookings, and thanks to all of you in attendance. almost exactly one year ago, on a frigid winter's day, i met with my new economic team at the headquarters of my presidential transition offices in chicago. and over the course of 4 hours, my advisors presented an analysis of where the economy at that time stood, accompanied by a chilling set of charts and graphs, predicting where we might end up. it was an unforgettable series of presentations. christy romer, who's here today, tapped to head the council of economic advisers, as wellç as larry summers, who i'd chosen to head the national economic council, described an imminent downturn comparable in its severity to almost nothing since the 1930's. tim geithner, my incoming treasury secretary, reported that the financial system, shaken by the subprime crisis, had halted almost all lending, which in turn threatened to pull the broader economy in a downward spiral. ñrpeter orszag, my incoming budget direc

track announcer: i was a crew member on the luke field side of fort island. that particular sunday i had duty and was actually at the hangar at the time the attack became. we thought a plane has crashed so we ran out of the hangar looking across the runway, we see the smoke coming up from the hangar. we still didn't know what was happening. - and, about that time here's a plane diving from the sun and dropped two bombs and pulled out of his dive and could see the rising sun under his wings and then new we were being attacked by the japanese. i started looking for a place to hide. we didn't have any bombshell tears and here comes another japanese plane flying from south to north up on the west side of ford island. they were flying slow. i could actually see the goggles on the rear gunners helmet as he begins to machine gunfire. i look out and hear all this splattering on the concrete and i jumped behind this tractor that was parked there and it gave me the protection i needed. host: you can watch for the complete interview december 209th or watch on www dot c-

they think you're a bunch of djs luke duke's who don't really know what time it is that you should bever in copenhagen with the real people. [laughter] that what we are declaring today, and now numbers and in our passion of so many of you are busy with christmas and all the things that come along with it, we are declaring our independence from a government with a terminator like determination to enlist every american as a lord of the stage. a government that only clear ideal is greater dependency and a sense of greater dependency on it. it's a government so practiced in protecting itself from democratic principles that this is the closest mankind has ever, to creating sound travels faster than light. [laughter] today under this mask of health care reform, washington threatens its greatest infestation of our lives yet. indeed, when we think about what the many who signed the america's declaration of independence wrote it all becomes even clearer and more important now. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal. they are endowed with their creator that among