. >> don: big play by the sophomore kayla mcbride. she ties the game at 63. we might not be done. >> mary: for the 3rd time skylar diggins with the pick. here's the steal from behind. the flick. and gone. one more time. wide open. the ball leaves her hand. beautiful job of driving. using the background. protecting it. we are all tied up. >> don: a timeout. u-conn has no more. notre dame has 2. notre dame still under the limit. notre dame rallies back to tie the game. novosel said a lot when she said when you play connecticut you find out how good you are. >> mary: that's right. i love the comment by skylar diggins. she said after losing to u-conn at home we said when are we going to be sick of losing to these guys? a great comeback. who will execute in the final seconds? will notre dame play it safe or go for steals? >> don: 13 left in regulation tie game. tiffany hayes. the freshman has it. >> [cheers and applause]. >> don: u-conn throws it away. notre dame has a chance. 4 .1 seconds left and the irish the will get the ball. >> mary: the freshman. here comes

. >> don: big play by the sophomore kayla mcbride. she ties the game at 63. we might not be done. >> mary: for the 3rd time skylar diggins with the pick. here's the steal from behind. the flick. and gone. one more time. wide open. the ball leaves her hand. beautiful job of driving. using the background. protecting it. we are all tied up. >> don: a timeout. u-conn has no more. notre dame has 2. notre dame still under the limit. notre dame rallies back to tie the game. novosel said a lot when she said when you play connecticut you find out how good you are. >> mary: that's right. i love the comment by skylar diggins. she said after losing to u-conn at home we said when are we going to be sick of losing to these guys? a great comeback. who will execute in the final seconds? will notre dame play it safe or go for steals? >> don: 13 left in regulation tie game. tiffany hayes. the freshman has it. >> [cheers and applause]. >> don: u-conn throws it away. notre dame has a chance. 4 .1 seconds left and the irish the will get the ball. >> mary: the freshman. here comes

it is mcbride's lumber company.arlier today, first reported here on fox news channel, that there had been some sort of a workplace shooting, we just didn't have all the details until now. this is what the local authorities are saying. star, by the way s loaded in montgomery county, central north carolina. a disgruntled employee reportedly opened fire at this lumber company earlier today killing three people. we know three people are now dead, one has been life flight today a nearby hospital, and the gunman, according to police, then returned to his home and shot himself, wounded himself. he's also hospitalized, we're told, at this hour. the shooter apparently left a note, we don't know the contents of that. the sheriff's department and police are not releasing that information right now. and mcbride's founder, dorothy mcbride, was there just a short time ago talking with reporters. she was not there at the time of the shooting. this is a family-owned business, she says. they make palettes and treated wood for furnit

and the mcbride lumber company in the city of star, witnesses describe the gunman as disgruntled. >>>this morning the new look at men suspected of killing an east bay father to death right in front of his young son. take a good look. these are new sketches of the men believed to be involved. both are believed to be between ages of 17 and 20. police say the men may have wanted to rob 39-year-old jose esparza when they ambushed him august 28th. his 6-year-old son watched the whole thing from a parked car nearby. >>> today a livermore teacher accused of having sex with a student will stan before a judge for the very first time. the 40-year-old math teacher had a six-month long relationship with a 14-year-old boy. investigators say it it started with text messages, facebook communication and the game words with friends. johnson, right now, on administrative leave from granata high school. in the south bay a second and third grade teacher will be in court to face charges of sexually assaulting an elementary school student on campus. the 35-year-old craig chandler accused of molesting a chi

it took place at the mcbride lumber company. they later found the gunman, round ronald dean davis where he shot himself in the head. he is in critical condition. he left a rambling six page letter. firefighters are trying to contain a wildfire in the san bernardino mountains, it started when a woman drove her pick up off highway 18 around 11:00 last night. she was not injured, by this morning the fire had burned 15 acres but authorities were worried it would spread because winds are blowing from 30 to 45 miles an hour, 400 firefighters were on the scene overnight and highway 18 remains closed. >>> 49er fever is growing and so is the security around candlestick park ahead of tomorrow's big playoff game with the saints. our ktvu crew was out at the stadium this morning where security is already tight. san francisco police are on hand and the park security team has been checking cars coming into the stick, as for getting into the game tomorrow tickets are sold out but plenty are available in the on-line resale market. >> actually t

tim mcbride said, "take the sign down." c-span: "bush seems most concerned about salvaging his own reputation as a decent guy, a gracious guy, especially after the end of his campaign when he called clinton and gore bozos." >> guest: if you remember, bush at one point said, "my dog millie knows more about foreign policy than those two bozos," which was kind of an act of name-calling not only unseemly and surprisingly unseemly for bush, who was such a gracious man, but it would be very difficult to find a moment like this in the annals of presidential history -- someone getting down into a sophomoric gutter like that. c-span: this is all in the head of this third party. >> guest: that's right. c-span: one more paragraph: "standing in this office which has been emptied of all its files so they can be carted away to the future bush library" -- this is the last week -- "where no one will ever look at them, the feeling comes over you in a nihilistic rush. he is the reason that things were never quite right, never ever. george bu

my name is doris mcbride. i'm in the bureau of economic and business affairs. as you know, even though there are some agencies that are growing, we are not the only agency that is facing difficulty in terms of resources. you mentioned earlier, for example, the department of energy as well, but you didn't mention the department of commerce are among the agencies that we work with closely that are having resource issues. and i'm wondering what your thoughts are about that and how that affects their ability to engage in diplomacy with us overseas. >> that is a really good question because, you know we have worked hard to make the case for state and aid resources. and i'm knocking on wood. but we've done better than many would have ever expected because we've been really focused on making the congress understand that all the things that they want done, like increase the numbers of people processing visas in china and brazil and shorten the time takes money and takes people. but it's harder for us to make the interagency argument about our colleagues. we do work clo

one time i had something i needed to do and tim mcbride said to me, just go down. the president is at the tennis court. i said that paper is on my desk. i'll tell tim and he'll get it. i said no. you won't know where it is. i'll get it. the tennis game is over. the tennis court are here. the south entrance where you go for the residence is here. the oval office is there. we started to walk back up. i started that walk to the oval office. the president said where are you going? i said i'm going to your office. he said i'm in tennis shorts. i said so? he said no. just wait. i'll be back. he went into the residence. this is a true story. he got dressed. put on a coat and tie. walked into the oval office. handed me the paper and left. he would not go into the office in tennis jogs. he didn't believe it was appropriate. he had such respect for the physical office which was repetitive representative of the office of the president. they are almost from a time and place we don't have any longer. i think that is a shame. i think the country and world would be a better place

he has one of his former personal aide here now, but tim mcbride was the personal aide during start of the bush white house. he would stand up at the allotted time and the president 45 minutes and in and the president was supposed to look at him and leave. the president would look at him and stare at him and keep on going. the next line of defense would be i get up and stands next to tim and stare at him again. and the president would look at us. i remember one time when he looked at us both and said, sit down. so we sat down. he would go on for another 10, 15 minutes. the point is he enjoyed the interacted and learned from it. it was very different from the way president reagan held those sessions. he held them, also, but you put 20 people around the table and he would go from person and person and they would say their statements and they'd love. president bush wasn't comfortable with that format. one day i asked president bush when we were becoming honest brokers rather than advocates and he replied to me, quote, sometimes that is the best way to get something done. along the lines,

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[applause] jason mcbride, and a special thanks to the thousands of volunteers who have devoted countlessly, we want to thank the people of new hampshire. [applause] they are the active part of this democratic process. the ones we met by knocking on doors, visiting towns and cities throughout this great state, and who turned out to meet us at one of our many events. now, guess what i want to do? i want to introduce the man who next president of the united states, mitt romney. [cheers and applause] [bob seger's "born free" playing] [chanting mitt] >> thank you. thank you. tonight, we made history. [cheers and applause] [laughter] this state has always been a very special place for our family. we made a home here and filled it with great memories of our children and grandchildren. the granite state moment we just enjoy it is one i will always remember. it is great to have family here. tonight we celebrate, tomorrow we go back to work. [applause] we do remember when barack obama came to new hampshire four years ago, he promised to bring people together. he promised to change the broken syste

but mcbride says there are other parts of the case that link the man to the assad regime. >> at a time of immense civil unrest in syria, the president takes time to meet personally with this man. he has access to the syrian ambassador here in the united states. he has access to high-level members of the syrian intelligence agency. >> sreenivasan: his trial is set for may. he is jailed without bail now, though he freely admits he's an assad supporter his family and associates say he wouldn't risk his and his wife and children's livelihoods here. they insist he's innocent. he expressed a desire to be interviewed by the newshour but our requests were denied by the authorities who hold him. his public defender also declined to speak on the record. the syrian embassy in washington d.c. has repeatedly refused newshour requests for an on- camera interview with either the ambassador or a top aide on this matter. and whether the syrian government is running agents in the united states. but in a statement they did say there have been concerted efforts recently by individuals and the media to spr

we have mark mckenzie, aaron mcbride and mike polk junior, some of the makers of this video from lastall cleveland joining us "right this minute." what made you want to produce a video about this epidemic? >> it was probably out of -- comes out of the challenge of getting a drink in a bar around these giant groups of girls. >> the huge groups of girls can take a place over all by themselves, am i right? >> they have terrible priorities and habits and think they own the place as soon as they walk in and we wanted to express that through a monster beat. >> i would think single guys would love a huge group of girls? >> kind of pull you in like the death star. taking the millennium falcon and tear you apart. you can't get anywhere. it's like a self-perpetuating protective shield they have. >> front girl role call, becky, the drunkest one. teresa, someone's cussen. >> why is there always somebody's cousin who doesn't seem to be that -- all that much fun in one of these groups? >> it's almost like to balance the group out. you need a caboose to every train. >> some advice for guys out there

a workplace shooting being reported at mcbride lumber company.hat four people have been shot, four people shot inside that company a lit earlier today. and the early indication is that three of them have died. one worker taken to a hospital by way of air lift. so we're working on the story. apparently it occurred about two hours ago, and we are back to star, north carolina in a moment with more details on that. also on this. republicans say it's shovel ready, the white house says it needs more time. how house republicans plan to grab momentum on the keystone pipeline. arthel: trillions of miles of open space up there but apparently the final frontier isn't big enough for the u.s. and russia, a collision in outer space. [ male announcer ] say goodbye to "ho-hum," and hello to "whoa, yum." use campbell's cream of chicken soup to make easy enchiladas, cheesy chicken & rice, and other chicken dishes that are oh...so...whoa. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. [ male announcer ] take the fixodent 12 hour hold challenge. fixodent denture adhesiv

they say obviously that this is a workplace shooting at mcbride lumber company, just north of star.s we hear more from there. we have some other stories we want to get you up to date on right now. two of the former marines involved in that disturbing video showing them urinating on the bodies of three dead taliban militants have reportedly been interviewed by military officials. the soldiers were not detained following the interviews but as our pentagon correspondent reported, it looks like they want to throw the book at these guys, court-martial and possible criminal charges and then possible jail time. >>> the u.s. sent iran its strongest warning yet not to close the strait of hormuz. the u.s. wants to make it clear if iran tries to close the strait, the u.s. military will respond with force. tehran continues to blame the u.s. and israel for what they say was a covert operation aimed at stopping its nuclear program. >>> at 1:00 p.m., andrea mitchell will talk to u.s. ambassador to the u.n. susan rice about the rising tensions with iran. >>> right now, joran van der sloot is back i

it happened this morning at the mcbride lumber company. the montgomery county sheriff says the suspect then fled and turned the gun on himself. he's now being treated at an area hospital along with a fourth victim who survived that shooting. we're going to continue to follow the story for any breaking developments and bring them right here as soon as we get them. >>> also following other breaking news, monitoring the courtroom in peru where joran van der sloot is expected to be sentenced any moment now for the murder of a young woman. we're going to bring you that sentence as it happened, but you can see the anguish on his face and the sweat that is pouring out of his head. we're back with much more after this. wheeeeeeeeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! pure adrenaline. whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. download the new geico app today. whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! >>> the owe guam obama administration is warning iran. iran is threatening to close the strait

but mcbride says there are other parts of the case that link the man to the assad regime. >> at a time of immense civil unrest in syria, the president takes time to meet personally with this man. he has access to the syrian ambassador here in the united states. he has access to high-level members of the syrian intelligence agency. >> sreenivasan: his trial is set for may. he is jailed without bail now, though he freely admits he's an assad supporter his family and associates say he wouldn't risk his and his wife and children's livelihoods here. they insist he's innocent. he expressed a desire to be interviewed by the newshour but our requests were denied by the authorities who hold him. his public defender also declined to speak on the record. the syrian embassy in washington d.c. has repeatedly refused newshour requests for an on- camera interview with either the ambassador or a top aide on this matter. and whether the syrian government is running agents in the united states. but in a statement they did say there have been concerted efforts recently by individuals and the media to spr

these people were shot early this morning at the mcbride lumber company in central north carolina. >>mark: in the bay area, domestic violence charges could be filed today against san francisco's new sheriff. this comes as his wife, in this picture is spotted on the steps of city hall at the same time that a woman's group was holding a rally calling for him to step down. here is a picture from that rally. she was reportedly on her way to see her husband. a neighbor told police that they saw bruises on her right arm on new year's eve. the allegations have been denied. if >>darya: thought that a high school math teacher has been arrested on allegations of having a sexual relationship on one for students when he was 14. murray johnson was arrested wednesday morning when she went to work at rawhides will. police said that johnson began a relationship the boy short that he finished taking a class xi in a race six month period of time. she is being held at the alameda county jail on 1.8 $5 million jail--bill. from dos >>darya: another teacher is scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon. c

anita mcbride is the former chief of staff for george bush and joinses from d.c good morning to you,ends and yet, this book comes from jody cantor, one of the writers there. >> well, jody cantor wrote a terrific piece about the obamas and their marriage for "new york times" sunday magazine a couple of years ago. i'm sure that contributed a little bit to a potential false sense of security among the staff to give her the kind of access that they gave her over a long period of time. 30 staff member, multiple interviews with each person. to paint a picture about life in the white house. of course, that's always a risk when you're going to talk to somebody outside. >> steve: sure. and it does -- i've only read the first 100 page, but it talks about tension between the first lady, the president, staff, stuff like that. but you say just in every white house, there are going to be tensions between the east wing, which is where the first lady has her office, and the west wing, where the oval office and the president sit. >> well, i think that there is a little bit of a natural tension until

dina mcbride, joel courtney's older sister.ived in portland. >> my first thought is, cute dimpled little blond-haired miss achievious kid with a sweet little spirit and hilarious laugh. >> days before, corvallis police got that call from albuquerque and heard joel courtney's name for the first time, dina received a call herself. it was from joel's wife with word of his arrest in new mexico. dina and her mother took in the news together. >> how did your mom react? >> she was horrified. you know, there were very few details, that she felt like the truth needs to come out. >> but the truth was hard to figure out in those first moments. the scowling man in the mug shot was hardly the joel his sister knew when he was little. >> i remember him coming home from the hospital. i remember him toddling. i remember all the classic childhood milestones and we were a very, very happy family. >> at some point did you see a shift? >> when he was probably 11-ish, he started hanging out with some older kids. i remember my mom backtracking and sa

my name is doris mcbride, i am in the bureau of economic and business affairs. as you know, even though there are some agencies that are growing, we are still not the only agency that's facing difficulty in terms of resources. you mentioned earlier, for example, the department of energy as well you didn't mention, but the department of commerce are among the agencies that we work with closely that are having resource issues, and i'm wondering what your thoughts are about that and be how that effects their ability to engage in diplomacy with us overseas. >> that is a really good question. because, um, you know, we have worked hard to make the case for state and aid resources. and, you know, i'm knocking on wood, but we've done better than many would have ever expected because we've been really, um, focused on making the congress understand that all the things they want done like increase the numbers of people processing visas in china and brazil and shorten the time takes money and takes people. but it's hard, it's harder for us to make the interagency argument a

[cheers and applause] jason mcbride and tom rast. a special thanks out to the thousands of volunteers who have devoted countless hours to our cause. finally, we want to thank the people of new hampshire. [cheers and applause] they are the active part of this democratic process. the ones we met by knocking on doors, visiting towns and cities throughout this great state and who turned out to meet mitt and me at one of our many events. and now, guess what i want to do? [ laughter ] i want to introduce the man who we all believe should be the next president of the united states. mitt romney. [cheers and applause] ♪ [chanting mitt] [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you, new hampshire. tonight we made history! [cheers and applause] this state has always been a very special state for our family. i have made a home here. we filled it with great memories of our children and grandchildren. the granite state moment we have we will always remember. i have my sons and daughterin-law. where are they they are behind us. it's gr

edward mcbride from the economist. asia centered about the element of the reform that cat is paid increases that cpa that you mentioned. it strikes me that at the moment that kind of event mimicking the air. would be kind of dispiriting to know your salary would never increase in real terms over by law and that seems to me to be the effect of that. can you talk to me about the logic behind that quite >> in maine says a group that previously couldn't automatically have their whole base salaries go up as a way beyond the cpi. the state government, local governments already the past week or two have given bonuses, for example. they can put in informative incentives and can build into that. but the idea that we want to empower local governments to make those decisions -- >> wheel breakaway with a reminder you can watch all of the program later and are scheduled in online video library at c-span.org. life maxed in nashua, new new hampshire forbears reporters. speakers include sender kelly ayotte, former national security ad

jason mcbride and tom wrath.d a special thanks out to the thousands of volunteers who have devoted countless hours to our cause. finally, we want to thank the people of new hampshire. they are the active part of this democratic process. the ones we met by knocking on door, visiting towns throughout this great state and who turned out to meet mitt and me at one of our many events. now, guess what i want to do? i want to introduce the man who we all believe should be the next president of the united states. mitt romney. [ applause ] >> tonight, we made history! this state has always been a very special place for our fami family. ann and i made a home here and filled it with memories of our children and grand children and it is one i will always remember. i have our five sons behind me and daughters in law and kids. they're behind us. great to have family here. tonight, we celebrate, tomorrow, we go back to work. we do remember when barack obama came to new hampshire four years ago, he promised to bring people toget

jason mcbride and tom.rs who have devoted countless hours to our cause. leç finally we want to thank t people of new hampshire. they are the active part of this democratic process. the ones we met by knocking on doors, visiting towns and cities throughout the great state, and who turned out to meet mitt and me at one of our many events and now, guess what i want to do? i want to introduce the man who we all believe should be the next president of the united states, mitt romney. [ applause ] >>> obviously looking at live feed right now ann romney introducing her husband mitt romney who nbc news projections is the winner of the new hampshire primary. in a much tighter race last week he was a first place finisher, standing on the podium with his wife and all five of his sons. >> thank you, thank you new hampshire tonight we made history! this state has always been a very special place for our family. we head a home here, filled it with great memories with our children and grandchildren, the granite state mome