matt: l.s.u.he sec hitting only 28% and 11th with only four threes per game. warren got the basket and was fouled. daymeon: one of the sophomores in the sec, and i don't care how young you are or who you're playing, this is a good catch. he's patient inside. he didn't rush it. with a nice touch up and over, whenever you can have that consistency on the inside, you've got yourself a positive. >> warren has to be one of the big stories and how much this production has gone up, of course, l.s.u. graduated four seniors out of their clothing from last year, five seniors from last year's team. daymeon: utah 1-4 from behind the three-point line so really, we're somewhat passive. they've got to try to get the basket to their side and make l.s.u. defend in the paint area. matt: tillie on the floor. had his shot blocked by warren. ahead to spencer. spencer goes to the other side and lifts the layup. carlon brown. that's a two. daymeon: coach boylen is trying to get other players coming off the bench and pla

. >> back to you, matt. >> matt: all right, thank you, steve. fran dunphy, 72-46 at temple. he has taken them to two ncaa tournaments, 2008 and 2009. temple on top 32-28. highlights andoyed; families searching for loved ones; parents trying to feed their children. but we can all do something. we can help the american red cross as it delivers the food, water, and medicine that can save lives. donate $10 by texting "haiti" to 9-0-9-9-9. visit redcross.org or call 1-800-red-cross. thanks for your help. . >> matt: welll >>> the big key here is the three-point field goals. 7 of 19 temple shot in the first half. >> >>> got to get the ball inside a little bit more. that's really been the tale of the tape. >> it was the ryan brooks show in the first half. he was outstanding. four of 7 from three-point range. >> get good looks passed from the inside out. the guy who is going to get it done is grown. he has 13 of 28 point. they really have to get the ball inside to the bell fellow for both teams. >> matt: derrio green was outstanding. 13 points, and spears was greet. the two of them n

a nice pass, an easy two. >> matt: wilderness the second turnover of the game. >> matt: allen gives itrooks, trying to drive, kicks out fernandez. williams for three. no good, rebound. a great job by guzman. back out for brooks, the three. money. and temple back to their biggest lead of the night. 15-8. >> steve: jones was on brooks. a mismatch. brooks able to knock down another jump shot. >> green has it taken away. >> steve: right in the chops. this is a kid who came here as a walk on and said i'm gonna make this team, and he has become a leader. the coach thinks very highly of harris. >> matt: dijuan harrison 5th in the nation last year in assists. does a great job of controlling the ball. >> steve: he played a lot of minutes last year, and went to usc, and said there was only one point guard. dewhurst got hurt. a lot of calamity last year. >> knew the fade away, got it. >> steve: had a lot of trouble with injuries last year, and had that guy sitting on the bench, spears. he had to be licking his chops knowing that spears was going to be eligible this year to play. >> matt: spears a

matt: 7-10 from the free-throw li line. mitchell getting the last shot at the buzzer and utah has come in to baton rouge and upset the l.s.u. tigers, handing l.s.u. their first home loss of the season, 61-59. they trailed by 12 at 47-35 and l.s.u. went nine minutes without a field goal and that lack of offensive production cost them and utah walks out of here with their seventh win of the season. daymeon: shocking win. give credit to utah, they did a phenomenal job of game time adjust. it wasn't the big three tonight, there was only mitchell and warren. spencer tonight struggled and they missed his offensive production. they missed his leadership on the floor. he never really got in the rhythm from getting into foul trouble from the first half and that, along with the very good second half by utah is the difference in the game. matt: so utah the champions of the mountain west conference a year ago off to a sluggish start this season at 1.5 have rattled off two wins in a row. add l.s.u. to their list of victims that includes

combination of allen and matt janning right now 6-8 from three-point range. huskies by 12. >> mike: huskies by a dozen so far tonight from boston. just under 3:00 to go in the first half. you like three-point shooting, we have that here for you tonight. >> mark: tonight it's definitely a three-point shooting barrage going on with allen and janning. both these guys knocking down a three it seemed like every two seconds they're knocking down a two-pointer. set a nice down screen for allen to knock down thely. george mason is going to make adjustments defensively trying to chase those guys off that three-point line because they have it going about now. [ whistle ] >> mike: foul before the time- out on ojougboh. his first for northeastern. third on the team as george mason has t we see the field goal number from three. 6-8 for the huskies. 2-5 for george mason. that's a long one there by tate. [ whistle ] >> mike: long rebound, ojougboh. hancock the freshman picks up his second. >> mark: freshmen tebd to think they can get it back in one to po session. they have

matt? >> miguel almaguer, thank you very much. kiirsi hellewell is susan powell's very close friend. kiirsi, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. >> it's been a month now, police say there are no major leads, they still say josh is a person of interest in this case. in your heart you still hold out hope that susan can be found alive? >> i really do. i really hope so. we can't let ourselves let go of that. >> i know you're worried that susan's name and her face will fall from the headlines because a lot of other stories break. and americans kind of move off in other directions. and that's part of this campaign, this media blitz today. tell me a little bit more about it. >> we're asking everybody to send an email to five friends and ask them to forward it to five of their friends, so that the emails can spread all across the country. we're also asking people to spread it on twitter, on facebook, on youtube, on their blogs, podcasts, everything, every way possible. >> every effort is an important effort. i have to ask the ques

matt brady gets the full time out called.ave possession and 9.4 seconds left in a 3-point game. >> glenn: and madison caught a big-time break. cornelius, that was going and the foot and picked the pocket. look excitement. he had them and if it didn't hit his foot. he would have stole it. >> al: they will say the time out did get properly called with ben louis in possession of it. and cornelius just could not come up with it. what great quick hands for cornelius. so this is very interesting now. you don't think that flores will be another option but ben louis, we did a game on comcast sportsnet with. where ben louis hit a 3 pointer. er tond the first half then a 3 pointer to win the game against georgia state. he is an option as is a very good three point shotter. one of the top in the conference in wells. and matt brady has a couple of options depending on how he wants to play the 9.4 seconds. >> glenn: you know wells shoots 46%. i'm in the sure they will run it for flores. >> al: the last time two weeks ago that george may s

matt janning with two. we'll come whack and -- back and show you the stats of this one here at the half. huskies lead by 12 over the patriots >> mike: the 2010 caa men's basketball championship march 5- 8 at the richmond coliseum. >> mike: halftime from northeastern. huskies with a 12-point advantage over the george mason patriots. thank you for being with us tonight for the caa matchup. george mason trying to stay undefeated. they have work to in the second half to see if they can stay that way. they're 3-0 in league play huskies on their tail. >> mark: they have work to do. it has to start on the defensive enend. it's not danger zone here. you need to -- they need to take care of the ball, but they need to push northeastern from the three-point line because they're shooting well from the three-point line and they have nine turnovers. you look at the three- pointdifference thearks where the lead is right there. >> mike: you heard coach jim larranaga talk about it when we talked to him before the beginning

. >> they've played exceptionally well especially with matt janning in the backcourt. he's a very good skilled, offensive guard, two caa conference player as well as the ball as well as take the ball to the basket. he's aggressive on the offensive end. his backcourt mate in allen, chaisson allen, he's been doing a lost things offensively for this team. he's a very good defensive player. coach is look for him to do very big things for this ball club. >> 1-2 combination with matt janning and chaisson allen who you'll see out there tonight. heads up from the outside arc on the three-point three-point shots and those two gie.s talking about george mason, a team who has very young talent. freshmen and sophomores that are leading the way. they've had a couple of struggles this year. one has been trying to win on the road. >> they're a very young team. very inexperienced team. they're led by a sophomore ryan pearson. he can do a lot of things, fill the lane, post very well in the low post. he can even get steals. they're going to need a gi big game tonight from him to try to

white and flores and a couple of freshman for matt brady for his second year at jmu.or george mason, they run a three guard rotation and cam long and morrison pearson and cornelius. and ryan pearson. and coached by jim larranaga. 22nd overall. and time for the keys to the game. >> glenn: well, james madison billups have to defend the 3- point game of mason. they lead the caa in conference only games, the only team shooting over 40% from 3. they have to take good shots. important they take the shoots. jmu -- i mean they have to stop in the paint. they have to force the perimeter. >> al: it will be for the visiting dukes. this. there is denzel bowles with the first touch and first bucket. >> glenn: the ability of bowles, he can play with the back to the basket. elbow to box and more versatile as the season progresses. >> al: they are patient to shooter cornelius off the mark. rebound to bowles. here is freshman white. and flores had it for a moment. he drew back in bounds into the hands of cornelius. and cam long for 3. got it! >> glenn: that's the change that jim larra

matt bradly stepping out of the penalty box. he is done for. being escorted to the dressing room by lines man suchek. craig: matt bradly off of the dressing room and bruce boudreau talking to the referee along with semin and the boys listening in to see what is determining the penalties and how they will be dolled out and that scrum is still between the officials and the captains. you see knuble and vinnie listening to the explanation. joe: st. louis speaking with mike knuble. the whole question whether or not the fight has to be in progress for there to be the third man in. we can help with an explanation. craig: there you see it. the letter of the law, a misconduct penalty shall be imposed on any player to intervene in an altercation already in progress. that is still gray, joe. is it progress or not. joe: if that is not an altercation then what is? here we go. you want to go, let's go, great. let's take the helmet off and gloves. the altercation is interrupted. that's me. if you are saying there has to be hands on physical contact for a thir

matt brock has more on this. >> they cannot tear themselves away from the television or telephone. >> i hope the country will survive. >> this meant only has the picture of his mother to embrace. he can not reach her. >> the only thing i know, i have the feeling everything is well. i keep hoping that the phone call will come soon. >> yesterday i felt overwhelmed with powerlessness. >> this man cheers the committee -- chairs the committee at the haitian embassy. >> we have family members and they told us they are in the hospital. >> that was matt brock reporting. >>> keep it here for the latest. we will have another live report coming up. >>> 5:38, 28 degrees. >> a wedding ring reunion. a homeless man helped a woman gets her wedding ring back. >> could have gilbert arenas avoid jail time? i am courtney robinson with the latest on a possible plea deal. >> we are coming back with your traffic and weather. here is the big breaking news. we are following an overturned truck caught on fire this is montrose road at 270. 270 is now shut down. montrose road is also shut down. >> hello. i teach

former kicker matt stover will handle kicker duties for the indianapolis colts during the playoffs because adam vin terry hasn't sufficiently healed from the mid-season knee surgery he went. they intend to keep him on the active roster just in case. >>> here is a look at tonight's lineup presented by the u. p. s. store. we have a caa showdown coming at you on comcast sportsnet, plus george mason taking on northeastern. right here on comcast sportsnet, it's the senators- capitals at 7:00. we encourage to you joint chat. sport express, caps post-game live follows and another edition of "geico sportsnite" at 10:00. that's going to do it for us here on "geico sportsnite". for the very late he have from around -- latest from around our area and the sports world, get on csnwashington.com. now let's head over to the verizon center. the caps take on the senators. papa john's opening face-off coming up next on comcast sportsnet. jose theodore between the pipes for the red, white and also blue. jose has been not playing recently. he's having a big night tonight for the csps. caps, caps, ca

welcome to the new year, i'm matt lauer, along with natalie morales and al roker. >> happy new year to you. i haven't seen you all in two weeks. >> coming up, you're going to talk about some new details or new developments in the tiger woods story? >> that's right. reports that tiger's wife, elin was spotted in the french alps at a ski resort over the holidays. the question remains, where's tiger and speculation mounting over whether they're going to stay together. we'll bring you the latest on what could be in store for the couple in the new year. >> did you guys make resolutions? a lot of people did resolutions. well -- >> you guys are animated. i love it. >> it's estimated only about 19% of the folks actually keep those resolutions. if one of your resolutions was getting healthy. losing a few pounds, we've got tips and it's not all about exercise. >> cool. >>> also 2009 was a tough year for a lot of people financially with the economic downturn. jean chatzky has dished out an ful lot of advice during the past 12 months. this morning, we're going to catch up with some of the people w

matt brock, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> officials are looking for a man behind a security scare ther lock down at a new jersey airport. a terminal was shut down for hours last night after a man walked through without being the screen. flights were grounded. all passengers were prescreen. authorities are trying to identify that man. >>> a third cia worker killed last week has now been identified. ohio native scott roberson was one of seven cia workers who died in that blast. the 39-year-old was working as a security officer for the cia. before that, he had worked undercover in atlanta. >>> a lawyer denies his client plan to carry out terrorist attacks. the five men appeared in court today. they were arrested last month. the man or order to prison. police say they plan to charge the man with terrorism and will seek likfe sentences against them. >>> this is the scene overnight. this is colorado avenue in northwest. wires fell and a small fire was burning because of bad wind. >>> the cold air makes it feel bitterly cold. the wind took a toll on people who ventured outside. temperature w

matt brock has more. >> scrutiny has been up since this christmas day bomb plot became public. we are told it is the new normal. security heightened. just ask the passengers in on this flight from london. >> they patted me down and it literally debate full-body search. legs, everything. i have never seen that before. >> the tsa has ordered increased security measures. every passenger will be subject to additional screening including pat-downs and carry on searches. the list of those countries has not been released, but cuba, iran, sudan and syria, nigeria, yemen and pakistan are on it. " i do not think it will help. the week institute rules does not increase or maximize security. it is just a panic reaction. >> that is why the christmas day -- yemen is were the christmas day plot was hatched. >> one of our american personnel said that iraq is yes to this war and if we do not act preemptively, yemen will be tomorrow's war. >> yemen. similar to afghanistan in that there is a pervasive poverty there and a weak central government. the good news is the government is working with u.s

. >> reporter: matt park is worried too. we introduced you to him yesterday morning. he already pulled five all nighters this week. >> got 31. >> reporter: last night, another one. after midnight, we found him keeping a close eye on the thermometers and generators. this arctic blast is causing problems across the south. in north georgia, a pond froze over, just enough to cause a deadly deception. >> the ice looks real thick. >> i didn't thing it would break that easy. >> reporter: three teenagers fell into what they thought was solid ice. only one survived. dozens of elderly residents were evacuated from a nursing home in texas. after a pipe burst. walking in memphis was no easy task. water main breaks turned the streets into a slushy mess. >> once one broke, pressures started changing, the others have broken as well. >> reporter: i mentioned this particular farmer lost about 30% of his crops. look at this orange. it's a little bit difficult to see on television. there are some chunks of ice in the orange. you would pick this up and thing this was good. when you feel

matt ackland has this one tonight. >> reporter: the call came in close to 11:00 sunday morning. person passing by saw something that didn't look right. a car upside-down in the icy creek. >> the complainant stated that the vehicle was going to be really hard to find because there wasonly one wheel that was sticking up out of the water. >> reporter: in fact it was. so difficult to find park police officers had to line up along this section of the parkway. one about every 100 yards. finally after ten minutes of searching, one of them spotted the submerged vehicle. then d.c. fire and ems sprung into action. their first mission was finding out if someone was inside the car. when firefighters arrived, it wasn't as easy as just jumping in the water and making the rescue. ice had formed around the car. so firefighters had to chip away at those ice chunks for 10 to 15 minutes before they could get inside. >> only one victim was found in the car and that person an adult mail has been transported to a local hospital. >> reporter: at first there was hope the man found inside could be svmen

but matt bundy said, there's no such thing as the establishment.we went down to the archives at the lyndon johnston library and there was this wonderful memo from matt bundy that we started about by saying there's no such thing as the establishment, bundy says and make this argument and then there's this memo that wendy had written called backing from the establishment. it was a memo to johnson about how you had to get the establishment on your side about in the vietnam war. he said the key to these people as john mccoy which is one of the characters in her book and said we should convene them together and we can dump them the wise man and will do whatever we want. so that's the joy of the documents and interviewing, which is, you know, the way a journalist tries to take on history. it was helpful when i did henry kissinger because every time i looked at the memos and the documents, they seemed rather misleading into winston lloyd told me if you work for henry, you write in three versions of every memo. one is for the files in this totally untrue.

jon: matt and susan, thank you. >> thank you. jane: a new study shows home-groan terrorist cases are -- home-grown terrorist cases are also on the rise. lauren green has been looking into this for us. >> hey, jane. home-grown terror is a reality as in the case of the fort hood mass murder, and recently five american men from northern virginia arrested in pakistan, supposedly on their way to join the taliban in afghanistan. the duke university and university of north carolina study showed that since neive 139 american muslims motivated by extremism have been identified for either planning or carrying out violent attacks. the shocker? 41 of the cases were in 2009. that's a nearly 600% increase from the year before. all but one of those were muslim males under the age of 30. despite the spike, researchers believe that the threat of terrorism is exaggerated. >> well, a lot of that data is because of the somali community which from minneapolis where 20 young men went to join a movement in somalia and that accounts for a lot of the dat

there's matt and we salute him.t tonight, you contribute to the american red cross or to unicef. we thank you so much. again, as we announced $2,900,000 has reached since 8:00 eastern time tonight. there you see our stars on the bank of phones answering your calls. we have ryan and the tweet suite set up, and we'll be back with lots more to come. don't forget, seal is still to come and so is kobe bryant. stay with us because nicole ritchie, joel madden and j. lo are next. let's get chinese should we order panda blossom, panda moon... how about chinese at home with new wanchai ferry? you can make it in just 14 minutes mmmh, orange chicken. great. i didn't feel like going out anyway (announcer) wanchai ferry. restaurant quality chinese in your grocer's freezer >>> i'm charles barkley. we had the devastating earthquake in haiti, and i'm asking and 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 h

google executive matt dunn is making a run for vermont gorn. the 40-year-old head of google works in ver mon. he wants to improve google's culture of being innovative in the state government the one of five democrats vying for a chance for the expected governor nominee. what should be a relaxing vacation ended in tragedy for a couple. we've got details about a cruise that ended with one person lost at sea. from h1n1 to battle medicine we'll highlight the medical breakthroughs of the last year and see what's coming up. don't miss it. >> u.s. coast guard is searching for a cruise ship passer to jumped over board in the bahamas. the 23-year-old woman's husband reported her missing on thursday when the royal caribbean's monarch of t monarch sea was going to a private island. bahamian officials reviewed the footage and decided the woman actually jumped and the ship is due back in florida today. one person was killed, four others injured after a car and three snowmobiles collided on highway 8 in northern wisconsin early this morning. two male snowmob

matt ackland has the story. >> the call came in close to 11:00 sunday morning.person passing by saw something that didn't look right. a car upside down in the icy creek. >> the complainant stated that the vehicle would be really hearted to find because there was only one wheel sticking up out of the water. >> reporter: in fact, it was. so difficult to find, park police officers had to line up along this section of the parkway. one about every 100 yards. finally, after 10 minutes of searching, one of them spotted the submerged vehicle. then d.c. fire and ems sprung into action. their first mission was finding out if someone was inside the car. when firefighters arrived, it wawptd as easy as just jumping in the water -- it wasn't as easy as just jumping in the water and making the rescue. ice had form around the car. firefighters had to chip away at the ice chunks for 10 to 15 minutes before they could get inside. >> one patient was found in the car and that person, an adult male, has been trance forted to a local hospital. >> at first, there was hope the man foun

there's matt, we salute him and salute tamar as well.tonight, you're contributing to the american red cross or to unicef. we thank you so much. and again, as we announced, $2.9 million have been reached since 8:00 eastern tonight. there you see our stars on the bank of phones answering your calls. we have ryan and the tweet suite set up and we'll be back with lots more to come. don't forget, seal is still to come. and so is kobe bryant. stay with us, because 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

nicklas backstrom takes a nasty shot from matt green. his head hits the glass very hard and he would exit the game soon after this. mike green alaser pass. we are tied up at 1. still in the second, alex semin got us robbed not once but twice. and later we see semin getting robbed by quick not once but twice. the kings go on to beat the capitals today. a little problem with the highlight. 2-1, the final. >>> more on the caps later in the show and bruce boudreau with postgame thoughts. keep it here on comcast sportsnet. >>> we can can expect plenty of changes for the redskins when the season is over and jim zorn could be one of them. >>> new year's day might be over but the bowl season continues. we have college football to talk about as well. >>> we are only 20 minutes away from the wizards taking the court against the san antonio spurs. we'll bring it to you on comcast sportsnet in high definition. stay with us. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: is ed "too tall" jones too tall? nurse: i'm

matt, let's gin with the original story. who were these blackwar guards working for? what were they doi in badad in 2007? >> well, blackwater was hid by the state department tbasically guardiplomats. they were security guards. they were boguards. and they were a convoy that wasctually responding to a car bombing in septembeof 2007 wn depending onhich side of the story you lieve, they were either ambush by insurgents, or they unleashed an unprovoked attack by vilians. regardless of whicstory you believ 17 iraqis are dead and this isbviously really touchedff some anti-amecan sentiment abroad. >> suarez: at the time the was a lot of controversy rrounding the case, a kind of tsle between iraq and the united states over who would try them. who did the ited states assure the iraqito get these meback to the united states? >> well, their governmen wasn't going to allow -- the united states govement was to the going to allow the men to be tried in ira i thk there was a feeling at that would have set a really dangerous pcedent fomilitary personnel and u.s. contractors workingn

from the matt out there now you'll find the number 13 bus with some delay, 20 minutes late. number 15 bus, diversion in the area of parkside and bel air. the 15 and 23 taking a diversion at eutaw and mulberry. the number 3 bypassing shepherd pratt. number 8 bypassing dulaney valley, using loch raven. and number 20 bus with a diversion at eastern and ponka due to watermain break repair. marc on time on the camden, penn, or brunswick lines. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. ( music, toasters popping ) ♪ mmm... hot fudge sundae. ♪ ooh! frosted blueberry?!? ♪ over 25 flavors of kellogg's pop-tarts®. and they're all for fun and fun for all. pop-tarts®. made for fun™. >>> 6:40. still no word on when the u.s. and british embassies in yemen are going to open. they were locked up sunday after fresh threats from al-qaeda. yemen is the ancestral home of osama bin laden. the administration's top counterterrorism adviser says u.s. troops sent there is not under discussion. >>> passengers from newark airport in new jersey should be at their destination after flights were grounded

this began a long research effort to roll back the clock to the 1980's, it matt i have covered in washington as a white house correspondent and understand how the fissile material, the pathogens, the chemicals got so widely spread and in the process of that research i got very lucky one day. i discovered the papers, from the kremlin of vitaly leonidivich katayev. mr. katayev was a professional staff member in the central committee. he passed away in 2001, but as i was doing my research i found he had left behind a large amount of documents from the time that he served on the central committee as a staff member. he was in the defense department which was responsible for the entire military industrial complex and mr. katayev was one of those fellows who lived by the power and of the lift up his pencil and his pen. he still dozens of large notebooks with notes every day of technical details, things that had happened in the kremlin, arms control, weapons decisions, and what is so fascinating about this archive, which will be available publicly to everybody at the hoover institution is that you g

. >> reporter: numbers matte and there'no doubt that the number of reemed christian churches of god has grown, and cleay e leaders have the desire, e energy, and the ney to keep growing. but soar they are mainly reachi fellow africans, so tir challenge is to reach bend their base. for "religion & ethics newsweekly," i'm betty llin in floyd, xas. >> abernethy: longtime washington newan brit hume of fox news provoked spirited reaction lasteekend when he said on television that tige woods should turno ristianity for the quote, "remption and forgiveness he badly nes." hume is a christian. woods has asciated himself with buddhim. ome buddhists charged that he had been disrespectful otheir belfs. ome journalists complained- and hume denie- that he had used his publiclatform to proselytize. chlene wilson-doffoney is a funeral director in uth philadelphia. she knows all too we that life for poor, young men america's inner cities caoften be dangerous, violent and short we have a stor from lucky severson today that getso the tragic heart of the suation. >> reporter: the middle-aged woman cleaning

matt imagine that, he's working and he's going to make it real. might ministration is working with the ocean energy institute, which is planning to build a pilot plant within the next two years. maine is right in the middle of that action. our future doesn't wholly depend on new tech knowledge he is. men can also look to its forest to help provide depend for an independent future. just as our wood powered industrialization, maine can contribute to new industries, biofuels like ethanol and a new generation of boilers that can turn blood into energy and electricity we need for our factories and our homes. whether it's our ability to produce energy yourself from sustainable resources or a strategic location between energy which canada and the needs of southern new england, maine is in a unique position to benefit. and i cannot new job, lower electricity rates and cleaner air and water. go stand turbines on their way toward biomass boiler at a factory by new energy future that can reach into every home, bringing benefits that are felt throughout our e

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matt bradley goes down and fires a better save even by rick dipietro there.hey really did an outstanding job in the neutral zone of getting back and helping each other out. once they figured out how not to let the islanders have the top of the power play umbrella and get it down half wall, they did an outstanding job. >> now, again, this is all purely speculation. we heard bruce boudreau a moment ago say jose theodore day to day, lower body injury. we thought he took a shot to themidsection in the first period, but did play the first period and second period. we can only speculate. possibly another young player could be called up to back up him tomorrow. with a lost important games come up, a lost things bruce boudreau will do, if somebody is up, he plays. >> it would be pretty exciting from mount of the capitals and this guy has played in the ech all-star game oberto night. he's been the best goalie in the american hockey league for the last month. it would be very excite to go see this guy come in. i cannot believe how wealth yusmeiro petit capitals are in

matt, john? >> i mean there are lots of courts that have -- that have looked at internet access ban. let me just read you a couple of quotes from court decisions that have struck down individualized bans on internet access. one says second says computers and internet access have become indispensable in the modern world of communications and information gathering. the fact the computer offered the ability for use does not justify a total ban on internet access. that kind of decision, you know, is -- there's another one that says it's hard to imagine how the defendant can function a modern society without the internet access. those court decisions are in the context of convicted child pornographers who have gone through full trial, been convicted of child pornography, and still we recognize that internet access is such a vital farther that courts need to be very, very careful before they terminate internet access. they need to make sure, as in the context that the prime that is at issue is so vital

but he matt bucket. >> miles: he has stepped up for klay thompson in his starting role tonight and playedlly well. >> steve: nine points. two shy of his career-high. and klay thompson has not scored a field goal. he's 0-5. he's going to take it in. again missing. he's 0-6 and showing a bit of frustration heading back on defense. pondexter way too much room. >> miles: no one is talking on the back side of the zone is where pondexter is coming to. he's flashing high, but none of the back line guys talking letting moore and thames know where he's at. >> steve: blocking foul on tyreese breshers. >> miles: pondexter just roaming around, nobody really touching him. thames not denying him the ball at the high post. those are easy looks ten feet and in for pondexter. >> steve: casto with two fouls. he does not have the depth at that position on the bench. the halftime report coming your way. great games today in college basketball. it's almost an rpe weekend as in the rpe number two kansas plays kansas state and the wildcats are number five in the rpi, mum three duke versus georgetown, they're nu

john and matt courtside as we look at the scores around the c.a.a. including one big one. north eastern knocks offer old dominion in boston 74-64. it was a 15-point game at half- time. that put georgia state in a standing hole entering the game. towsend defeats usc wilmington. 58-53. original reports said fired. updated reports say reassigned when the athletic department. george mason takes care of james madison 70-68. these are the standings today. updated standings today. it is now george mason. sole possession in first place. ole u north eastern at 9-2. rexle 7-3. dragons will not play. scheduled game at william and mary postponed. they got worse snow than we had here. they'll play tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. after the women's game. it is vcu tied with william and mary six and four for the fifth spot. top four get opening round bi in the c.a.a. tournament. >> i'd like to see the bottom of the conference get wins and raise the level of the c.a.a. boy is it going to be a fight at the top. you can see jenning's coming in. hard to believe drexel has a lead on william and mary. th

that'sy love matt janning so much. he let's the game to come to him. he is the star f things are not going his way, he's still doing the little things to make his team win. >> mike: there's allen. >> mark: too close. >> mike: you thought he would just get it because he said everything. black for a! >> mark: yeah, that shot was a little too close for allen. >> mike: chaisson allen with 20 points. been that way for a while. [ indiscernible ] >> mike: it's a 12-point halftime lead. huskies have extended that here up to 20 and they'll give allen a great hand as he heads out. there's the dunk by black. >> mark: black being in the right place at the right time finishing very stwrong that bucket. >> mike: time-out here, george mason. how about chaisson allen this season. the play of the year really for northeastern. he had a half court shot at the buzzer to beat rice state back on november 28. that has to be so thrilling to be table to do something like that. here are his numbers tonight. he's only a junior. he's come back -- coming back only for another year

>> did she have a job, matt? >> and she never checked out of the hotel. so for all we know she never actually paid the hotel bill. >> so she has no job, no means of support. and so michael board, let me ask you this, how much does it cost to get a one-way greyhound bus ticket from san antonio to miami beach? >> well, we know she had to pay for gas money to get from arizona to san antonio. she borrowed her grandfather's car to get from there to here. that's a couple hundred bucks in gas money right there. a lot of money if you don't have a job and are paying for a child. plus you have to feed that child. you have to put diapers on that child. you may have to buy a bus ticket, which for this busline, a couple hundred bucks. where do you get that kind of cash? nancy, what are the ideas we could think about here? i don't want to go to some of the areas where you think of, but one possible idea i put to the fbi, did she sell this child? it's definitely a possibility. we've got to think about that. >> with me right now in a primetime exclusive, two very special

earlier i spoke with the father of the family stuck in the snow and also his rescuers, deputy matt wilkinson and john moore. let's go back to the beginning. how did you guys end up stuck in the first place? lay it out for us. >> well, we went camping. and the weather was really great. but i made a mistake in no not checking the weather while we were camping. and there was a change in the forecast and it -- it just dumped snow on us in the night. >> and that was that? so now you realize you're stuck. what's your first reaction? were you calm or was it like, uh-oh? >> i felt pretty confident. it had been raining in the night, and then it turned to snow. so i just kind of thought it would turn back to rain. and we were stuck in the road, so it was -- it was pretty much the only route to get to where we were camping. so i actually wasn't all that worried that we weren't going to make it. >> okay. how did the kids handle it? you've got kid, seven of them, ages 3 to 14. how do you explain this to them and keep them calm? >> well, i just described what i figured what would happen if we did -- if it

bill: did you model your character matt dillon after the john wayne characters he played in the moviesconsciously. i played what was written on the page there. >> you don't run the united states government, jake, and you don't run me. bill: people remember you. >> that's right. bill: they come up to you on the street and say things about the laugh-in all the time. >> what i have been hearing recently is saying thank you for doing that show because the entire family would watch it together. >> my boss really keeps late hours. last night he didn't get me home until 3:00 in the morning. bill: we haven't seen you for 17 years. >> right. bill: what have you been doing? >> none of your business. i want to be president. what do you think of this look for my fire side chats? [ laughter ] well, i finished my first book catcher in the rye. i liked it. bill: 17 years it took you? >> got to go a little slower here. bill: did nbc actually tell the producers of i dream of jeanne we don't want barbara's naval to be seen? did they order that. >> they final will did, yes. no navel in play. >> no navel.

matt was great. that's what it is all about. we are taking a break and coming right back.ou news morning edition. . >> 7 is the wind chill. today going for a high of 34 and the reality is more like 19 to 21. a day exactly like yesterday. now to sharon gee bah la in traffic control. >>> good morning. not too many things to worry about but it is cold. we also have an accident in the city involve aring a pedestrian, orleans street and wind warning in effect on the titans memorial as well as the bay and key bridge. there's a live lookout side. southbound lanes you have to tap between the beltway and 895, it will cost you about 4 minutes, there's a look at 95 and and out of the tunnel. on the west side a slight delay between 795. this traffic report is brought to you by next day floors, save time and money call 1. >>> thank you. in the news the ravens are playoff bound, they took care of oakland yesterday it was a career high day for willly who racked up 157 and had three touchdowns, the ravens win 21- 13. >>> and the ravens will face off against the patriots in new england thi

now in atlanta is singer, song writer and actress working on a vh1 reality show with her tlc band mattehere in los angeles, marty caldwell, certified open adoption practitioner, founder and ceo of the lifetime adoption center. she herself is an adoptive mother. t. boz, we understand you want to adopt a child from haiti. why? >> well, i had thought about adopting a child anyway four years from now, but when i heard about the incident and kids possibly not having parents, i felt like i should try and help someone. and go ahead and adopt now. >> larry: have you begun the process? >> i have made calls and tried to reach out, but from my understanding, the person who processes the paperwork is missing and i haven't gotten very far. so hopefully being on the show here today, i can probably get some information and see if i can help move things further along, if it's even possible at this point. >> larry: i'm sure you will. marty, can we adopt a child from haiti now? >> well, right now the country is officially closed. that means if you have not had the paperwork in process and going, basicall

matt bradley on top green. pouliot was upended. erskine rolls in. quintin laing, laing occupied by josh gorges. scott gomez and that familiar skating stride. then georges continues. no worries for neuvirth. the captains giving michal neuvirth the lead to protect and it's tomas fleischmann who will accept the congratulations. oh! blue! time! time out. i touched it. i touched the ball before it went out, coach. come on, alex, the ref did not call that! you gotta be kidding me, alex! it's the championship game! talk to him, coach. i touched, it's their ball. don't foul them when they inbound. team on 'three.' one, two, three. nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex! good call. >> joe: there's a tackle machine in the house. london fletcher taking tail action on a inside dc. caps on top by one. verd says you make the call on this. >> craig: here comes knuble right there. but very close to breaking the stick. and the nod because of the strength of markov. markov wanted the call. very close close with not protecting that. >> joe: fleischmann as a result his 15

embassy, and what we do is to take every measure possible to ensure the safety of our dip proceed matts and citizens abroad. so the decision was made to close the embassy, we're working closely on taking the plo security precautions. >> is this type of imminent threat there evidence of a ramped up threat by al qaeda generally to move to american soil as we saw on christmas day? >> i think what we've seen over the past several years in yemen is increasing strengthening of al qaeda forces in yemen. there are several hundred carried members there and from the very first day of this admin strarks sfrags, i traveled out there twice. we've concerned about al qaeda's continued growth, but they're not just focused on yemen as was evidenced by abdulmutallab's efforts. they are looking to the west. so that's why we have to get to this problem now. >> should we be more concerned today than we were three weeks ago? >> i think what it is is showing that there's a cull main nation of the effort here of al qaeda to carry out these attacks. we stop a lot of these attacks and a lot of these plans long b

both men and women, white and black, had gathered to hear angelina, mariah chapman and lucria matt to speak. angelina's speech of wove into one seamless cloth, a journey of the abolitionist movement itself. looking out at the nervous crowd, she razzed the question that she had often asked herself and her closest of confidantes. why did women and men, white and black, long to hear her speak. what came ye out to see, she asked? is it curiosity merely, or is it deep sympathy with the perishing slave? tonight, the commitment would be tested, if not by her, then by the crowd gathering outside to do them all harm. as the noise increased, she urged, hear it, hear it, those voices without tell us that the spirit of slavery is here and has been roused to wrath by our abolition speeches and conventions. all over the roar outside, she reminded those who listened to her, once again, of her own intimate knowledge of slavery. i have seen it, i have seen it, she exclaimed and they knew that this was no empty claim. varina weld davis was born a true southern beauty, in mississippi, a woman of impecca

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lackluster american films with top directors and big name actors, including "all the pretty horses," with mattrrelli's mandolin," with nicholas cage; and "vanilla sky," with tom cruise. they had a well-publicized three-year relationship. tell me about him, what he meant to you at that time. >> cruz: i don't feel comfortable talking about that. all i could tell you is that he's a very, very good person who's only intention, i think, is really to help others. and i think he's been treated in a way that, you know, sometimes has been a little bit unfair. >> rose: in what way? >> cruz: i really don't want to get into it with more detail. >> rose: but she has no problem talking about her great friendship and professional relationship with director pedro almodovar. they have known each other for almost 20 years, and have made four critically acclaimed movies together, including the recently released "broken embraces." "vanity fair" celebrated their collaboration by asking them to pose for the magazine's upcoming hollywood issue. he says she's his muse; she's says he's her mentor. >> almodovar: it is