no one was hurt. >> melvin didn't want to pursue the matter, and no charges were filed. >> melvin had expressed a great deal of embarrassment about the whole incident and i think he sort of felt it was, in part, his own fault that it happened. >> and this was one more interesting twist in the case. melvin and joanne snyder had come to terms with the affair, but the harshmans had not. >> melvin was trying very hard to make the marriage work. mr. and mrs. harshman on the other hand had a rockier road. although they did attempt to patch things up, eventually in the following spring they separated and teresa filed for divorce. >> joanne snyder denied any involvement in her husband's disappearance, but she admitted having several telephone conversations with ron harshman the week before melvin disappeared. both joanne and ron insisted the calls were innocent, and that's where things stood. one year later, ron and teresa harshman divorced, sold the farm, and ron moved out of the area. he continued to say he had nothing to do with melvin's disappearance. and he even demanded a meeting with p

. >> al melvin, he voted for the bill, he wants governor brewer to sign it. he's running for governor of the state. here's part one of the interview. senator, this law came about in reaction to cases in other states where people have been sued because they refused to contribute to a same sex wedding. a wedding photographer in new mexico, for example. i know you say this is an attempt in arizona to protect people's religious beliefs. but the places where it's occurred in other states like new mexico are states that have laws against discriminating against people based on sexual orientation. there's no federal or state law in arizona, it's already illegal to refuse service to someone who's gay in arizona, correct? >> the bottom line for us and those who voted for it, it was a majority in both chambers, it's as basic as religious freedom. you could say that it might be preemptive after we saw what has taken place in some other states, but we think it's nothing more and nothing less than protecting religious freedom in our state and we take that very seriously. >

more now on fallout with my conversation last night with arizona senator al melvin.ot into religious basis behind the bill from former presidential candidate herman cain linked to it on his face book page." anderson cooper is either completely ignorant about this man's bill and about the teachings of jesus or he is just plain lying. what a disgraceful rant this is. you can go there, judge for yourself. as for the role in religion, there are a lot of different interpretations to the bible, many different perspectives. tonight we're joined by a leading cleric in the state of arizona, the most reverend roy mendez of the episcopal church in phoenix. >> as some people's faith are supporting this bill on religious grounds you're opposing the bill on religious grounds. why? >> well, we feel that this bill actually flies directly in the state the fate of our religion. we believe to love your neighbor as yourself. this bill is seeking to under a guise of religious freedom, it's seeking to give people license to discriminate. that doesn't love your neighbor as yourself. >> but

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i'm craig melvin. we go from olympic women's hockey to political gamesmanship with a busy week in washington. president obama playing host to his french counterpart as a new debt ceiling debate picks up and, of course, 2016 posturing on the left and the right. our power panel sets the table. >>> plus, a pro football prospect steps out of the closet right before he's expected to step onto the nfl stage. the president of glaad and a former player who waited till he was out of the league to do the same, they'll both join us. >>> and we will also go back to sochi for a live look at the olympic games now in full swing. but there may be a problem with one event in particular. we'll talk about that. plus we'll also talk about what's up with all the empty seats. >>> but we start with a midwinter flurry of activity in the nation's capitol. while the president awaits the arrival of the french president, holla hollande and tonight's state dinner at the white house, conservatives are gathered at the 2014 conservat

. >> i want to play one exchange we had last night with senator melvin. he's running for governor of the state of arizona. he says he cannot -- he knows of no example -- there is no discrimination in the state of arizona that he could come up with no specific example against religious groups, which is what this law is designed to protect. but he says there's no discrimination at all in the state. let's play that. >> with all due respect, sir, i don't know of anybody in arizona that would discriminate against a fellow human being. no christian or anybody that i know of. >> i know people in new york that discriminate. >> discrimination doesn't exist in arizona? >> no discrimination based on gender or sexual orientation. sounds like an incredible place. >> i watched that exchange and he invited you afterwards to take your bags to move to arizona. >> i like arizona. it's a great state. >> i thought, okay, this is not a theoretical question, so i went and dug into the data to see how many charges, the equal employment opportunity commission. in 2013, there wer

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craig melvin is off today. you are watching msnbc. right now, reaction to the verdicts in the michael dunn case. lawyers plotting the next move. demonstrator s vowing to fight for jordan davis who would have turned 19 years old today. we're live outside the courthouse. also ahead. >>> i'm reaching out to some of america's leading foundations and corporations to help more young men of color facing especially tough odds to stay on track and reach their full potential. >> my brother's keeper. president obama's upcoming plan to help those most affected by poverty and prison. >>> and this -- >> welcome to curling, everybody. >> looks like house work until you try it. >> more curious about this has to be tougher than it looks. >> curiosity of curling. 16th century sport is red hot at the olympics. what is this about in how does this exactly work? we'll be talking to the so-called first family of curling. >>> and here's jimmy! tomorrow jimmy fallon brings "the tonight show" back to new york. we'll go inside the show's lasting legacy. but let

al melvin is running to succeed jan brewer as governor.ere everybody gets to decide who they get to interact with and who they don't based solely on their religious belief? if for whatever reason, somebody doesn't like somebody else, as long as it is a sincerely held belief under your law, they don't have to deal with that person? >> this bill is designed for religious freedom, no matter how you twist and try to turn it. that's it. that is the bottom line here. it is nobly perceived and nobly voted on and we hope the governor signs it into law. >> if somebody is fired because they are gay or lesbian in your state, is that discrimination? would you say that's discrimination? >> i don't know of anybody that discriminates in our state, sir. >> if somebody is fired, a boss doesn't like somebody or a woman on their staff because they are gay or lesbian and they are fired for that, which is legal, is that discrimination? >> you know,you are trying to distort a religious freedom bill. >> sir, you are running for governor of the state of arizona.

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i'm craig melvin. we start with that storm that is slicing across a swath of the northeast at this very moment, already fouling travel plans for thousands. let's get straight to bill karins with the latest. what are we seeing right now and when is it going to stop, sir? the back edge will come through mid to late afternoon, then the evening commute, hopefully the plows do their jobs and everything will be okay. right now we're seeing this really heavy wet snow and the airports are a disaster. three hours at laguardia, two and a half at jfk. we've had almost 1500 flights canceled already today. the blue on this map inside the white. the white is the snow and green is the rain. inside the blue it's snowing heavy, from philadelphia to trenton right into new york city, that's been the heart of this. baltimore and city, just wet roads for you, even if you are seeing snow flakes, maybe an inch or two at the tail end in baltimore. as far as snow totals, we'll end up at least 6 inches in central park. already

i'm craig melvin in for tamron hall. "newsroom" is following the senate. to take a procedural vote on a measure that would restore those benefits to the now 1.7 million americans whose benefits expired abruptly back on december 28th. a live look now inside the upper chamber. senate majority leader harry reid is proposing a

craig melvin is off today. you are watching msnbc. who knew? a former christie associate who once pled the fifth says the governor knew about the controversial lane closures earlier than he's let on. where's the proof, though? >>> also ahead -- >> this problem's been around for at least the last 15 years. it's been turned into a political football. i think it's unfair. >> i genuinely believe that speaker boehner and a number of house republicans, folks like paul ryan, really do want to get a serious immigration reform bill done. >> is there possible common ground over immigration reform? can the president meet them in the middle? sheila jackson lee will join me live. >>> plus, out of prison and out to change the system. what former new york police commissioner bernie carric learned behind bars. >>> and new jersey, the next state to go green? which green are we talking about here? a state senator wants to legalize, regulate and tax marijuana. he says the move would clean up the streets and dry up the black market. >>> finally, why wait? the new

melvin blevins of pataskala. they call in the police department and soon it's revealed the video is of blevins and his 16-year-old girlfriend, angel daley with blevins' 18-month-old niece. >> the first reaction i had was shock. >> after the police department took the camera, later on we were watching it on the news that they were being arrested for the footage that was on the camera, and we were just amazed that it happened that quickly. the police department wasted no time. >> two teenagers at the center of a disturbing, even horrifying form of child abuse. a 16- and 18-year-old were accused of forcing a toddler to smoke marijuana. >> at first, blevins, the baby's uncle and daley both plead not guilty. blevins even claims the incident never happened. >> i do recall him saying he didn't remember -- that maybe it was possible but he didn't remember doing it. until he got on video and it's hard to dispute that. >> angel daley is charged with corrupting another with drugs and endangering a child and she's sentenced

ask if xeljanz is right for you. >>> i'm craig melvin. nation" is following developing news in florida. this is a live look inside the courtroom where jurors have now heard more than three hours of testimony from michael dunn, the man accused of killing a teen over a dispute over loud music. he is being cross-examined by the prosecution. earlier today he had a chance to give his account of what he says happened the nice jordan davis died. >> i asked for a common courtesy, hey, can you you turn that down, please. if they would have said fu, we're not doing it, that's basically what they did. they turned it off, turned it back on. i wasn't going to ask them again. i was done. i asked them for a common courtesy. they gave it. i said thank you. and that was the end of it. even when they turned it back organization that was the end of it. that was jordan davis who kept

i'm craig melvin in for tamron hall. "newsroom" is following the senate. any minute, the senate is set to take a procedural vote on a measure that would restore those benefits to the now 1.7 million americans whose benefits expired abruptly back on december 28th. a live look now inside the upper chamber. senate majority leader harry reid is proposing a three-month extension. he says that his plan not only pays for the $6.4 billion price tag, but would also reduce the deficit by $1.2 billion. to do it, reid wants to change corporate pension rules and end unemployment benefits for anyone earning more than a million bucks a year. >> we've virtually done everything the republicans asked. they'll come up with a lot of excuses why you can't do this. they want amendments from this president. >> nbc's capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell joins us now. the measure needs 60 votes to move forward. it sounds as if senator reid has that pay for plan that a lot of republicans have been clamoring for. how close is this vote going to be? >> reporter: in talking with

i'm craig melvin.just an absolutely massive footprint continues to stomp across this country. snow in some places. rain and ice in others. and consider there are now well over a half million homes without power. thousands of flights cancelled. oh, and perhaps another storm is on the way. >>> plus, president obama set to huddle behind closed doors with senate democrats. a public hearing is under way about that new cbo report, obamacare and the overall economic outlook. we will hear from all sides on those issues straight ahead on this wednesday. but we start, though -- we start with that winter weather. right now, thanks to the second winter storm in just a week, nearly one million people don't have power. a layer of ice now covers much of the northeast and great lakes. much of that same area was already buried under snow. the ice more than a half-inch thick in some places, dragging down trees on to power lines. pennsylvania has the most power problems at this moment right now with nearly 600,000 homes

a story about how i have an apartment in the upper west side and everyday i go to this place sid melvin's and get a nice bagel and cup of coffee and read the newspaper and i think about it everyday i'm here and it will be the first thing i do when i get state side and i said i'm going to be sitting there reading the paper and when i look at page 18 of the "new york times," there's a tiny little blush and it will say that you were hanged for your crimes that you committed during the war and you were buried in an unmarked grave. >> rose: that's what i got. nobody will ever know ever again who you are. >> then i'll remember my first cigarette. because i take a cigarette. >> rose: let's look at some clips. show me first clips and we'll look and see what we have been talking about. here it is. >> monuments men radio is about to go live. >> i hope we play music. >> calling london, calling london and all the ships at sea. >> we read you loud and clear. >> how far will this thing reach? >> we'll find out tomorrow. >> roger that. >> are all the fella there is? >> they are. >> all right, listen up,

i'm craig melvin. we'll get an update on ukraine in just a few moments. out of new jersey, a packed town hall meeting there. that's where members of the public are getting ready to question a governor chris christie. this is his first town hall since the bridge scandal broke. here are the latest developments on the bridge scandal. a republican on the legislative committee investigating the scandal made himself be questioned. this is a bit complicated. follow meer, here. the bergen record reports that david wildstein, the former port authority top official redacted states and entered kevin to toole's name from a text message to another former aide, bill maroney. the text came right after ba row knee testified in front of the assembly transportation committee that the lane closures were part of traffic study. the paper reports that the text said, "o'toole's statement ready." that's in reference to a statement to toole released attacking democrats and questioning the need for ft. lee's dedicated lanes to the george washington bridge. msnbc has reached out to

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i'm craig melvin at a snowy 30 rock this afternoon, and big news nation, a big news nation. welcome to those of you just watching men's hockey between switzerland and latvia. congrats to team latvia on the victory. earlier today a team usa bronze for alex diebold in the men's snowboard cross. a pair of americans going for gold in the men's ski halfpipe, and we start this half hour broadcast with the halfpipe final in sochi. ann thompson is live for us in sochi on a day where there has been heavy precipitation, we're told. ann, i'm going to offer our viewers a spoiler alert really quickly. close your eyes, cover your ears. don't change the channel though. we'll give you a few seconds. there we go. david wise of reno, nevada, just claimed gold in the men's ski ha half-pipe. . >> i'm actually in krasnaya p y polyana which is the mountain venue. up there it was really miserable. they had very wet snow, and, in fact, in the men's ski halfpipe tonight, david wise, he posted a 92 on his first run, and on his second run he crashed, but that 92 was good enough to hold up for a gold m

with limited availability in select markets. ♪ >>> hello, everyone, i'm craig melvin., old man winter's fit of rage continues. what's being called the catastrophic winter blast is bearing down on the south right now. snow and ice has knocked out power to more than 100,000 homes. more than 5,000 flights have been delayed or cancelled so far. amtrak is cutting service to some parts south of d.c. already. meanwhile, in parts of atlanta and augusta and the carolinas, streets are slick. those trees are encased in ice. ice right now is the biggest threat. forecastest say they are worried about what this storm is going to bring. >> i think this one's not getting enough attention because it actually could be much worse than some areas of the deep south than we've seen all winter long. >> it's going to be historic in its devastation. >> it will be catastrophic as it continues throughout the day, because we're talking about a quarter inch of ice, inch of ice in this area, with some strong, gusty winds. >> big problems in the airports, too. when you've got 75% of your fleet that

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this one's about $8,500. >> craig melvin, can you avoid $8,500? >> i don't know if that's worth the investment. you get that kind of snow once every four or five years. >> there we go. craig, back to you. >> mike seidel, thank you, and thanks to the robot, as well. there's a live look right now, by the way, at the state house dome in columbia, south carolina. my hometown. that dome has not seen that much snow and ice in some time. got off the phone with mom a short time ago, she still has power, but thousands of folks primarily in that part of the state are without power right now. again, that storm crippling the south. meteorologist bill karins has been tracking this thing from the beginning. bill, what are we looking at right now? >> south carolina is really my big concern with the ice. that's the historic portion of this. you know, the snow in charlotte happens every now and then, same with columbia, south carolina, right up to the richmond areas, but the players are on the board. so far we've been dealing with storm number one down in the gulf

how about bobby melvin. he went to cal. cardinal big man dominant.en point stanford lead in the first. it is a six point game late, but chase randall had 19. the cardinal win, 80-69. cal beats arizona, they lose to stanford. $700,000 to watch the parade. reported 13,000 students, 500 teachers didn't go to school. tees off tomorrow at monterey peninsula at 10:00 a.m. he and aaron rogers are two of four nfl quarterbacks in the field. >> i saw alex, my twin, i guess according to some people, mixed us up already a couple times, but it's fun to have those guys around. >> now, if you want to party group tomorrow, sean daily and kidd rock. >> could be a really good mood. >> excellent. >> all right, thanks for joining us, join us again at 11:00 on kpix5. >> i wonder what would happen. ,, ♪ [ male announcer ] this is smooth and precise on-road handling. this is easy-to-use off-road capability when you need it. this is seventy and counting safety and security features. ♪ this is total confidence and comfort. in the middle of crowds or in the middle of nowhere.

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melvin had been suspended for the last four games for breaking on specified team rules.e sent out his gratitude to the school and which the basketball program the best in the future. he led the scoring with more than 16 points a game. at the olympics in history. she won a bronze medal in the super combined slalom. the fourth medal of her olympic career. now american alpine racer has more than two. the u.s. women's hockey team beat switzerland 9- 0. their 2-0 and phase canada next. norway has taken the lead with 11 medals overall. followed by canada and the netherlands. the united states is in fourth with seven. might have a warm-up and our future. like in the way to hear more. warmer. that is for sure. any reprieve from this would be welcome. it gets a little cooler earlier in the week. next week we could see it temperature recovery. hair grows snowmobilers coming red blood. a result of the fire hydrant brick. probably related. what a mess. but there were like little tiny icebergs floating. up to 6 in. of water and a parking lot. look at this as a co. icicle >> she was w

>> gary: posey chatting a little bit bois >> getting their work and work-in >> gary: bob melvin and strongon in the american league west as well. dashon is a catcher >> we want a division two times in a row and that is where it will begin to win a division in cannot think too far ahead of that right now you just want to let that go >> gary: here we go with barry zito! no one offered camp a contract he turned down five offers yes that's what you see happen is a that you wait and see he has been of money do not even worry. >> gary: he says he will read booth and come backre- boot and come back >> gary: he is 36 years old, now you have to know that tran any something you love. and i am not sitting here like pour z10. poor zit >> gary: we want to work all of us could have been pro at police but we wanted to be able to work until we are 67 years old un like these guys were done at 35. we all could have been professional athletes. but we perfect word to tell you the story. >> pam: just for clarification >> pam: (laughter) >> jacqueline: i'd rather be in their shoes and retire at 35 (laughter) >>

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craig melvin is off today. you are watching msnbc. also happening right now, verdict watch continues. jurors are deciding the fate of michael david dunn, the florida man on trial for the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager, jordan davis. we're live outside the courthouse. >>> also ahead -- >> the saying here is virginia is for lovers. truly, we are experiencing that today in a way that we never have before. >> marriage for all? in a first for the south. a federal judge strikes down virginia's gay marriage ban. will this turn the tide in the south? >>> also this -- >> i want to let everyone know that i'm the youngest entrepreneur and i like to do what i like to do. >> this so-called super businessgirl helping turn around detroit. she's 10 years old. she's the boss and she's behind today's big idea. >>> let's start with that marquee day for hockey as team usa took on russia. nbc's kevin tibbles live at the olympic village in sochi with the details. kevin, hello to you. a rematch. we always call these rematches. not exactly the s

i'm milissa rehberger in for craig melvin. you are watching msnbc. hope dims for a deal on immigration, speaker john boehner blamed the president. we'll talk live with a congress who's negotiating a bipartisan plan. >>> also ahead -- >> we really needed this surge of snow. >> when i was a kid, this is normal. but lately this is probably the worst one i've seen in 20 years. >> winter weary, what is behind this season's crazy weather and is this what we have to look forward to? >>> and banking on the post office? today's big idea could save the struggling agency and help the poor, but how? >>> plus this -- >> i don't think there should ever be just one story about slavery because slavery was u.s. is a multifaceted experience. >> bold and beautiful, this actress is stealing the spotlight. why she is called hollywood's new "it" girl. >>> this is the first full day of sporting competition at the olympic games and already some medals have been awarded. let's go to brian shactman who's there. we don't want to spoil it. so we're going to give people a few se

i'm milissa rehberger in for craig melvin. you're watching msnbc. the situation is at a stalemate of sorts in ukraine. we'll talk with richard engel who is there on the ground in just a moment. >>> if you're a leader, you have to try to get a handle on the story and then take decisive action. >> chris christie is in d.c., along with the nation's governors. but the one-time gop star is now shunning the spotlight. >>> he's truly just america's kid. he's a great kid, that he wasn't a gangster and he wasn't a thug. >> the father of jordan davis one week after a jury deadlocked on the murder charge for the man who killed his son. we'll talk with one of those jurors this hour. >>> plus, breaking ground. history-making, heart-pumping action. but where will michael sam land in the nfl? we're hearing from the man himself this hour. >>> and on this last full day of competition in sochi, we'll talk to one of the most infamous olympians ever. nancy kerrigan weighs in on the figure skating scoring scandal. >>> but we begin with breaking news. u.s. and mexican au

workout the core is that it brings back to back titles returning again, so why won't skipper bob melvinsame in 2014? >> we had one of the better offenses in the league and better pitching staffs in the league. we're proud of that fact. everybody excited to get out there first day. you know is in the whole squad is here. always a good day. >> now, joining us live from phoenix with the a's is mike shumann. a's were fourth in majors and runs scored last season. imagine how potent they would have been, huh? >> well no, question. josh hit 32 home runs in 2012. last year hampered by a right wrist injury. he had surgery on that and negotiated a contract to avoid arbitration. so not the all-season he's looking for. he told me today he had to get surgery done. >> got to do what you have to do to get healthy. i have to do whatever it takes to get ready for the next season. and help to do that. >> feels pain free right now. and he has put on a few pounds which is a good thing because, you know after spring, you'll lose a few. we've seen how impactful he can when healthy. >> two years ago, then, la

workout the core is that it brings back to back titles returning again, so why won't skipper bob melvinof the better offenses in the league and better pitching staffs in the league. we're proud of that fact. everybody excited to get out there first day. you know is in the whole squad is here. always a good day. >> now, joining us live from phoenix with the a's is mike shumann. a's were fourth in majors and runs scored last season. imagine how potent they would have been, huh? >> well no, question. josh hit 32 home runs in 2012. last year hampered by a right wrist injury. he had surgery on that and negotiated a contract to avoid arbitration. so not the all-season he's looking for. he told me today he had to get surgery done. >> got to do what you have to do to get healthy. i have to do whatever it takes to get ready for the next season. and help to do that. >> feels pain free right now. and he has put on a few pounds which is a good thing because, you know after spring, you'll lose a few. we've seen how impactful he can when healthy. >> two years ago, then, last year, you know i know you

people but basically you know we cover to read the franklin otis redding van morrison elvis harold melvin in the blue notes you know why why all the material i just felt like you know i love to sing i mean i'm a country music artist but at the end of the day i'm a vocalist i love to sing everything and all kinds of music and it's fun you know sometimes to stretch a little bit and do something a little different and i just sort of listened to my creative little voice that says i think this would be a good idea and so i just had a lot of fun with it don was produced it for me and and it was really has been the sound engineer was that he did he tracked them all the band and mixed most of the songs on the record did it in the nashville what was your first hit my first hit was a song called well i had my first single is called the time has come i don't think we could really call it a hit but probably my baby loves me was and then independence day of course was on that same album and that went through for all that you know it's interesting that song only went to about i think number eleven on t

. >> several coaches and players and former a stars including bob melvin, coco crisp and vida blue willhe season is moving in. >> we're looking at traffic, you see a lot of slow moving cars and trucks in boat directions -- boat drecks,. >> it's what we need. we were going where's all the water. there's a lot of water, it been a good month and will continue. couple sis techs got the showers. an inch in the north bay. saturday is the big number. very productive for rainfall. look at the red spot, and the yellows, that's your bulls-eye. the russian river drainage basin. 50 square miles and will catch water and send it into the russian levels. it's not going to flood but the levels will rise. harps the moisture plume. look at the moisture stream willing in across the date line. some call it the pipe annual ex- - pineapple express. there's a lot of moisture moving in. napa, showers have backed off just a little bit in the last hour or so as the band of heavy showers went through. mostly can cloudy with showers tonight and ramping up overnight. as we look at the satellite image, that swath of

. >> we reached hotlanta's owner, melvin ware, now living in los angeles. >> he called in advance and when he came, i went back and wrote the check behind the desk. that's where our checkbook was. >> but he said williams didn't stay that long, not as late as 9:00. >> it wasn't like five minutes or ten minutes. we already spent maybe a half hour or something like that. >> how did wayne get to the office? >> he drove. i think he had his dad's car, if i'm not mistaken. >> wayne's father, homer williams, testified he had the station wagon until almost midnight that night. but chet dettlinger, an investigator for the defense, said wayne told him long ago this was a lie. >> he told me he had the car if daddy didn't have the car. but wayne said, i had the vehicle and i didn't want to corrupt the -- my dad's testimony in the eyes of the jury, so i lied about it and said i didn't have it on the stand. >> what makes this important is what time robert henry says he saw wayne and nathaniel cater together. >> it was about 9:15 to 9:30. it was on luckie and forsyth street in downtown atlanta. >> so

. >>> i'm craig melvin.e's president and leaders of the country's opposition movement have agreed on a truce hoping to end violence that left 26 dead. back here federal authorities urging airlines to be on alert for explosives hidden in shoes related to overseas flights headed to the u.s. facebook is making its biggest acquisition yet, buying mobile messaging app for $19 billion in cash and stock. back to "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." it's been said more than once that you are known by the company you keep. for some republicans the company they keep is becoming a problem like the company of ted nugent. in january, this january the aging rocker and gun advocate had this to say about the president. >> i have obviously failed to galvinize and prod if not shame enough americans to be ever vigilant not to let a chicago communist-raised, communist-educated, communist-nurtured subhuman mongrel like the community organizer gangster barack obama to weasel his way into the top office of authority of the

there's bob melvin. spring training coming up for the manager of the a's too.p on the offensive board to cram it down. stanford was up by as many as 18. right before the half, 12-2 run for cal cut the deficit to 6. justin cob did come to play for cal. the cardinal will prevail, a very solid 2nd half. anthony brown with the left hand. they do prevail. 16 points for brown. 80-69 the final. stanford a winner. >>> in uñ >>> a far cry from the days with the likes of jack nicklaus roamed the ground. there's peyton manning on the right, with bill belichick. payton just played in the super bowl, but already out on the links. early leader, actor lewis black of fast and furious fame with a beautiful birdie for victory. 100k donated to charities. rodgers, happy to be back on his old stomping grounds. >> it's an incredible venue. three amazing courses. the hospitality is great. it's fun to be back in central california. >>> probably only one other place he would rather be. downtown green bay for a packer parade. but only one team gets to do that, and the party is in seattl