michael smith is the surgical director of lung transplantation at st.eph's. >> historically what we've done is taken them out of the donor's body and put them into an ice chest. >> but on ice, fragile organs have a time limit of only six hours. >> that period of time there's no blood flow or air getting to those lungs, that's calls keep ya. >> those lungs are deteriorating, aren't they? >> exactly. those cells don't like that. what this device has done is taken it so we can remove the lungs from the donor and put them in this device that profuses the vessels with blood and also has a ventilator circuit that actually pushes air into the lungs. the lungs are constantly oxygenating warm blood as they would in someone's body. and essentially, diminishes that ischemic time to almost nothing. >> lungs been maintained on the organ care system for almost ten hours, nearly doubling the time they can be kept on ice. >> you are essential doubling the travel time, travel is a nonfactor. >> katherine vosh is a joseph's. it is her responsibility to monitor lungs in t

. >> good afternoon michael smith planning staff the project proposed e proposes to for about a second-story dwelling dwell in the ocean view neighborhood and to construct in its place a third-story mixed use building the proposed building go have 3 dwelling units and off-street parking and tenants and use yet to be determined the property contains the remnants of a second-story dwelling constructed in 2005 the building is vacant and the city records are indicating the building is authorized to be a second-story typically between 9 square feet of habitable area the city has noting not received public comment and to approve the project are conditions we believe it will add 4 family sized dwelling units to the horsing stock and creates a small commercial space ideal for simon's and make use of an underutilized blighted property and lastly no tenants will be displaced by this project that concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any questions questions. >> project sponsor please. >> you have a 10 minute presentation. >> mr. smith said everything there was to say i don't have anything

breaking down the whole week session, michael smith of alpine funds, matthew tuttle of tuttle tactical management. scott brown, raymond james, looking at this week's economic activity and jon hilsenrath on the panoply of the board, and al alan from the cme. it took it on the chin today, why? >> we're seeing unwinding, approaching the halfway point of this rally from the december lose to the recent highs about 1300. i look at that as a positive sign, unwinding in treasury as well. the safety factor is gone, rates bounce up to normalized after that huge crash that we saw in the 10 year and the 30 year as far as the yields go. a very optimistic week for stocks, we had a bit of a pullback, down 10% on the day today. cheryl: jon hilsenrath, it looks that the sell-off going into the close, and by the way, a lot of volume behind the sell-off, jon, because of the jobs report and we believe the fed is likely to raise rates in june. what's your interpretation? >> i think it certainly increases the probability that the fed's going to move in june. we have a lot of other data we have to see before

smith has died. he coached the university of north carolina's tar heels for 36 years. among them nba great michael jordan. calling smith tonight his second father. other than his parents, no one had a bigger impact. >>> and after the director's guild gave top honors to "birdman" but the their top honor to "boyhood." the winner has gotten the top price in all but 67 years. the race is on. >>> and in florida, our first look at this dramatic rescue over christmas. two officers spotting a man trapped inside his burning car. they smash the window and pull him out to safety. the deputies were just honored this past friday for saving his life. work well done. >>> when we come back, no winner yet. the jackpot is getting even bigger. so, million of americans are trying to capture one of the largest prizes ever. 's my prescriptio there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache abdominal pain and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exist. avoid if you take clopidogrel. it's my prescription.

to discuss these differing approaches to isil today we have a great panel featuring michael knights, philip smith, and p.j.dermer. michael knights is a lafer fellow at the washington institute and the author of the just-released study "the long haul: rebooting u.s. skoort cooperation in iraq." philip smythe is a researcher at the university of maryland and author of the blog which focuses on shiite islamist militarism in the reg jor. "the shiite jihad in syria and its regional effects." commenting on the presentations we're really lucky to have p.j. dermer, retired army colonel who served multiple tours in the region, including two in iraq. and served as senior military adviser for reconciliation to iraqi forces in baghdad in 2008. before we start, just a quick reminder, please put your mobile phones on vibrate. we are live on c-span today, apparently. so we'll start with mike knights. >> thank you very much for coming today. it's great to see such a full room. and my colleagues on the panel with me, it's a real honor to be alongside them. so i'm going to talk today about some of the themes comin

president obama and michael jordan page review to dean smith . he passed away this weekend. and learn which school district is considering having full day kindergarten. we begin with a scary scene in anne arundel county. a small plane crashed shortly after take off this afternoon from tipton airport will stop the two men were taken to the hospital. diane cho is live with what we are learning about the investigation. >> we are about one mile away from the scene of the crash and officials have not identified the victims. based on the tail number, we have learned the plane was registered to thomas klein in silver spring. david isaacs is a pilot who said they started testing toward the runoff. >> the airport advised us the runway was closed, so that was the first we heard something happened. max this is a photo from the anne arundel county fire department. you can see the plane was upside down in a marshy wooded area. the first 911 call came in just before 2:00 this afternoon after investigators say the plane just took off. the crash happened just a few hundred yards away from t

. >> dean smith the legendary north carolina coach that won 2 national titles and mentored so many from michael jordan to larry brown diedty age of 8. smith wept to 11 final fours and won two championsships. he retired in 1997 with more wins than any other coach in ncaa history. michael jordan says this about dean smith. other 2457b my parents no one had bigger influence on my life than coach smith. he was more than a coach. he was my mentor, my teacher, my second father ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. ♪ norwegians are free to do everything under the sun. free to cruise at their own speed free to explore their own way free to discover a new world of taste free to smile wider

smith coached one of the greatest ever, michael jordon, today jordon called smith a mentor and teacher father to him. jordon added that smith taught him not only about the game of basketball, burr the game of life. # chicken imported to the u.s. has been in the news a lot lately. and many food labels don't even mention where they came from. one way to get chicken that hasn't crossed an ocean is to look for the label with my name on it. perdue is the first company to have the usda go beyond what's required to verify that our chickens are raised on farms, right here in the usa. because we believe that's what it takes to bring your family a fresh-tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. the flyers hope to start a new winning streak this afternoon when they go to washington to face the capitols. they are 11 points out of the wild card spot. >>> sixers have an even dozen win for the season. they notched number 12 against the charlotte hornets. nerlens noel came up big on defense and offense to help the home team win 89-81. >> they got the win that's what counts. >> reporter:

in 1982 smith won his national title. a freshman named michael jordan nailed a game winning basket to beat jorntle. georgetown. , smith legacy goes beyond wins on the basketball court. he integrated north carolina's basketball program in the late '60s and his team set a graduation rate of over 95%. with no ncaa violations. when he retired in 1997, smith thanked the tar heel faithful. >> i'm the luckiest guy and i said that to be at chapel hill at university of north carolina. >> later in life the coach suffered from health issues. in 2010 his family said he developed a condition that was causing memory loss. his wife linea accepted the presidential medal of freedom on his behalf. michael jordan remembered him as my mentor my teacher my second father. dean smith was 83. mark strawms cbs news, atlanta. >> coming up, why you may want to watch what you say in toronto of your smart tv. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. to unlock

one of those teams starred michael jordan. smith coached from 1961 to 1997. he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom in 2013. dean smith was 83 years old. >>> and a note today about nbc's brian williams. he is stepping away temporarily from the "nbc nightly news" desk. in a statement, williams says it has become apparent i am presently too much a part of the news surrounding questions of his version of events while covering the iraq war. lester holt will fill in for williams. >>> new voices today are calling for benjamin netanyahu to postpone his speech on capitol hill. this as some congress members say they're not going to show up for the speech. new reaction just ahead. >>> in the northeast, bracing for another potential historic storm already in boston. it's snowing and it may not stop until tuesday. we'll continue to follow the big storm. if you're running a business legalzoom has your back. over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business.

smith has been suffering from disease. he retired had in 1997. jokingly known as the only person who could hold michaeldan under 20 points a game. smith won 879 games, two national titles and olympic gold medal in 1976. but his legacy extends beyond the hardwood according to the current coach, williams, who was mentored by smith. >> what does it mean to you today that is barely touches the win total and it seems to be about the person. >> it means he did it. he was successful. sitting at the cafeteria counter, it was more important than wins and losses. having michael jordan say he was a second father, that is more important, it was more important to coach smith. it means he won. >> and his kids graduated. >> they packed oracle arena today. free rosters never everyone who is trying to figure out who is who. >> yes indeed, butler. he is the only team in baseball who's face of the franchise, the general manager. 70% of the roster was built. he had fun with that topic today. >> i am too old to be on it. so, we want to win every game. i get cranky in spring training, the term rebuild, we don't use that. i

the senior digital editor at ebony.com and michael denzel smith is a contributing writer at "the nationing here. i'm going to go to you first, tremaine. i think you and i got to know each other in sanford, florida. for a moment, it burned so hot in the national conversation. then the trayvon martin case was sort of soupuperseded by other investigations. but this really sparked the movement. >> when we think in terms of the black lives movement they all began around the trayvon martin case. it became this kind of galvanizing force where everyone had to pay attention. it didn't burn as hot as ferguson later, of course, but this was really the foundation for all of these other movements to spring off of. for the first time they saw this young man who looked just like them. >> i'm wondering, michael, was there a palpable difference in the way the trayvon martin case resonated because he was killed by a civilian as opposed to the cases like michael brown's where law enforcement was then part of the picture, or is this just all of a piece in the minds of most young black men like yourself? >>

. >> michael jordan played under smith from 1981 through 1984 and said this in a statement. one had a bigger influence on my life than coach smith. he was more than a coach. he was my mentor my teacher, my second father. >>> long-time rival and friend duke coach k. said we have lost a man that cannot be replaced. he was one of a kind. and the sport of basketball lost one of its true pillars. smith coached 26 seasons for the tar heels. winning two national wh more wins than any other coach in division i history. his players had a 96% graduation rate. coach smith was 83. >>> we'll take you to the wicked weather whacking worcester. that's next. >>> the latest on the fatal car accident involving bruce jenner behind the wheel of one of those vehicles. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. it's time to drop your pants for underwaren

discussed differing these approaches to isil today we had a great panel teacher in michael, philip smith and pj. michael knight is a fellow at the washington institute and the author of the just-released study "the long haul rebooting the cooperation in iraq." philip is a researcher at the university of maryland and the author of the blog has the has the -- hezbollah. they've released his study of the shiite jihad and its effects. commenting on the presentation we are lucky to have pj who participated in standing up for the defense institutions in iraq and served as senior military adviser for the reconciliation advisor for the reconciliation to the forces in baghdad in 2008. before we start, just a quick reminder to your mobile phones on vibrate. we are live on c-span today apparently. so we will start with mike knight. >> thank you very much for coming today. the colleagues on the panel with me it's an honor to be alongside them. i'm going to talk today about some of the things coming out about a new study about the long haul, rebooting the u.s. cooperation with iraq and i want to go t

. >> michael jordan played under smith for 1981-1984 and said in his statement other than my parents,influence on my life than coach smith. he was more than a coach. he was my mentor, my teacher, my second father. smith coached 36 seasons for the tar heels winning two national championships along with an olympic gold medal. he retired with more wins than any other coach in men's division 1 history. his players had a 90% graduation rate. smith was 83. >>> just ahead, it might not too much for fans. huge "fifty shades of grey" news coming up. plus, did you see it? how kanye west tried to hijack the grammys again. if you have medicare part d, walgreens gets that you might be at the corner of "looking for a good deal" and "sheesh, i wish i'd looked some more." that's why walgreens makes it easy to switch your prescriptions and save money. just stop by. and leave all the legwork to us. switch your prescriptions to walgreens where you could save even more on medicare part d with copays as low as zero dollars. at the corner of happy and healthy. introducing... a pm pain reliever that dares t

smith was also a civil rights champion and he mentored many great players like michael jordan. really did enjoy teaching practices more than anything. i enjoyed a tough ball game where it's going to be a contest. i like the x and o's and treating them like men in our philosophy which is to play hard, play smart and play together. and then have fun. we don't talk about winning. it's about product. if you play hard play smart and play together. >> he died at his home on saturday. he was 83 years old. a wonderful man. >> everybody that worked with him loved this man. >> he meant so much and had such integrity and he was so important in people's lives. >> he was certainly one of the greats. ahead on "cbs this morning," the author of the blockbuster novel it's called "the girl on the train." she pulls into studio 57 >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 is sponsored by nationwide. . >>> the guys behind parker glasses are celebrating something besides the grammys. . the co-founders join us as we bring you a major announcement. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." ahead on

losing season in three decades and coached some of the games biggest names including michael jordan who said of smith, "he was my mentor, my teacher, my second father." when smith retired in 1997 he had more wins-- 879-- than any coach in men's division-one history. winning two n.c.a.a. tournament titles and coaching the u.s. team to a gold medal in the 1976 olympics before being inducted into the naismith memorial basketball hall of fame in 1983. dean smith was 83-years-old. we turn now to our continuing series of conversations about the war on isis. this week brought more news in that fight, on monday, the islamic militant group released a video showing the killing of a jordanian pilot the it had held captive since december. isis also claimed that kayla jean mueller, an american woman it had also been holding captive, was killed in a jordanian airstrike. and today, john allen, the retired marine corps general who heads the us led coalition fight against isis had this to say: >> isil is at an entirely different level than al-qaeda was. better organized. its command and control is better. we should t

peace to one of the greatest teachers of over beautiful game of basketball has ever seen dean smith, and michaelo won a college hooms championship in 19812 sent us this statement saying other than my parents, no one had a bigger influence on my live than coach smith. he was more than a coach, he was my mentor my teacher, my second father. that's pretty huge. rachel, you know this clearly is someone remembered for using sport to help mentor and build character, is it the case that players who learned from him feel like he was more than a coach to them. >> he was one of the giants of the sport, you can't just get past that he literally just changed the way the game is played. he's just an enormous part of basketball basketball has this shot clock, which is because of dean smith. he didn't give the other team a fighting chance so his innovation led them to put a block above the basket. when you see a player makes the basket. you see him point to the one who got the ball. getting guys to physically recognize team work in that carolina way that he preached so much. that's probably his greatest gift t

and jordan -- >> we begin with shepherd smith in aman, michael jordan. >> jordanians have spoken andid they have no information to support this. and the state department said the same thing. they are skeptical of the clachlt isis claimed that the jordanian air raids conducted air strikes over syria

to discuss these differing approaches to isil, we have a great panel featuring michael knights, philip smithnd p.j. dermer. michael knights is a feller at the washington institute and an author of the just-released study. philip smyth is a researcher and the author of the blog hizballah cavalcade which focuses on shiite islamic militarism in the region. the institute released his study today. commenting on their presentations, we are lucky to have p.j. dermer, the retired army colonel. he participated in standing up civil and defense institutions in iraq and served as a military advisor in 2008. just a quick reminder, please put your mobile phones on vibrate. we are live on cspan today apparently. we'll start with mic nights. >> thank you very much for coming today. it is great to see such a full room. my colleagues on the panel with me, it is a real honor to be alongside them. i'm going to talk today about some of the things coming out about a new study about the long haul, rebooting the u.s. cooperation with iraq and i want to go through the study in detail. i'm going to do is maybe try to

smith coached michael jordan in college. des his parent, no one had a bigger influence on his life than smith. dean smith was also a trail blazer. in 1967, becomes the first coach at the university of north carolina and first in the south to offer scholarship to a black athlete. he has been dealing with health issues. his wife accepted the presidential medal of freedom on his behalf in 2013. smith was remembered fondly today. >> i think coach smith was the best there has[ court getting people to make sacrifices towards a common goal truly coaching to make people better and help them reach their own individual dreams. but at the same time he was better off the court. he cared more about people than wins and losses or records. >> he was a man of great humility and a man who i copied a lot of things off of in terms of being able to start your practice session off with some kind of meaningful worldly statement about what was happening other than just basketball. so my memories are always fond found themselves in the right place w

smith coached the tar heels from 1961 to 1997. he went to 11 final fours fours. won 2ncaa titles and coached players like michaelordan and james worthy. dean smith was 83 years old. president obama releasing a statement this afternoon praising smith for his work on and off the court. he says in part dean smith pushed forward the civil rights movement recruiting the first black scholarship athlete to north carolina and helping to integrate a restaurant and a neighborhood in chapel hill. in his final years coach smith showed us how to fight with an illness with courage and dignity for all of that i couldn't have been more proud to honor coach smith with the medal of freedom in 2013. >>> in three days 50 air strike struck terrorist targets in iraq and syria all part of jordanian air force response to isis. burning one of its pilots alive. fox's connor powell has the details. >> reporter: america's ally jordan offering upbeat assessment of the fight against isis today. after 56 in three days. the military claiming the organization is suffering heavy losses of both men and equipment. and promising this is just the be

legendary university of carolina coach dean smith being remembered more than a coach. michaeled him a mentor teacher and my second father. coached an olympic gold medal team. he was college basketball's winningest coach. coach dean smith was 83 years old. >> up next in "the pulse"." who took home the top prizes in the grammys and the red carpet fashion. >> the bizarre performance getting all the buzz today. discover card. hey there, i just got my bill and i see that it includes my fico® credit score. yup, you have our discover it card so you get your fico® credit score on your monthly statements and online...for free. that's pretty cool of you guys. well we just want to help you stay on top of your credit and avoid surprises. good. i hate surprises. ahhhh ahhhh are you ok? nope. we treat you like you'd treat you. we've already given more than 175 million free fico® credit scores to our cardmembers. apply today at discover.com introducing light & fit protein shakes the new way to help make temptations shrink away. with 12 grams of protein, 5 grams of fiber and 0% fat. new light

to discuss these differing approaches to isil today we have a great panel featuring michael knights, philip smith and p.j.dermer. michael knights is a lafer fellow at the washington institute and the author of the just-released study "the long haul: rebooting u.s. skoort cooperation in iraq." philip smythe is a researcher at the university of maryland and author of the blog which focuses on shiite islamist militarism in the reg jor. "the shiite jihad in syria and its regional effects." commenting on the presentations we're really lucky to have p.j. dermer, retired army colonel who served multiple tours in the region, including two in iraq. and served as senior military

johnson, and michael denzel smith and many more.r nfl player, wade davis. talk to me a little bit about this campaign as a way to push back against this powerful stereotype that black folks are more homophobic than others. >> there's a pervasive narrative that we don't love each other. it was shocking to me that people only focused on terence's relationship with jabal or his brothers. 75% of the his family structure loves and embraces him. and we said we have to control the actual narrative. there's an african proverb that says, until the lion has a historian, the hunter will always be a hero. we don't have a historian. so my goal with myself and darnell is to say, how can we change the narrative and add to it. and this campaign has been blessed by so many different people. >> when you talk about narratives, this is literally people telling their stories. and instead of these being the stories of "i came out and was rejected and abused," these are stories of "i came out and my family loves me." tell me what this is about. >> this yo

. >>> she had not >>> college basketball, smith passed away, he was at north carolina for 36 years. he was jokingly known to be the only person to hold michael jordan at 20 points a game. olympic gold medalist, but his legacy, tends beyond the hardwood according to the tar heels current coach, williams, who was mentored by smith. >> what does it mean to you that the conversation today barely touches the win totals and it all seems to be about him as a person? >> it means he did it. he was successful. sitting at the cafeteria counterwas more important than wins and losses. having michael jordan say he was like a second father, that is more important, it was more important to coach smith. it means he won. >> coach smith never had one ncaa violation and 95% of his players graduated. >>> 15,000 packed oracle arena today for the fan fest. free rosters for everyone trying to figure out who is who. >> there he is, folks, your savior, billy butler. one of the new faces in attendance. in fact, the a's are the only team in baseball who's face is a franchise really is the general manager. 70% of the a's roster was built via trade. having fun with that

statement he said coach smith showed us something that i've seen again and again on the court, that basketball can tell us more about who you are than a jumpshot alone ever could. michael smith's former players said he was more than a coach. he was my mentor, my teacher, my second father. >>> the worst of the heavy rain in the west is over this morning. the pacific storm dropped several inches in northern california over the weekend. that caused flooding and knocked out power around the region. carter evans is there where the last of the rain pushes east. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. after historic amounts. february has been a different story in northern california with two powerful storms passing through in just a matter of days. for the second time in three days, a powerful pacific storm dumped heavy rain on northern california. packing winds up to 50 miles an hour. strong enough to bring down trees. >> fences are down. they don't have their yard anymore, but, you know we'll deal with it. >> in sacramento flood warnings were issued and slick roads were blamed for several violent car wrecks. some of this weekend's storms created what meteorologists call an

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and jordan -- >> we begin with shepherd smith in aman, michael jordan. >> jordanians have spoken and said they have no information to support this. and the state department said the same thing. they are skeptical of the clachlt isis claimed that the jordanian air raids conducted air strikes over syria and one of those air strikes killed the american hostage, a female who was held since august of 2013 and they are blaming the jordan air strikes. there is no reason to believe that that is true and in addition we can't confirm she is did, history tells us that hostages are alive in an effort for a prisoner swap in the last week or so. but never pretended someone was dead and not. the hostage after she was captured she was wearing a hijab at the time. i carefully avoided that sort of thing so it doesn't slip out of my mouth. analyst believe that she may have died many months ago. isis using it as a media propaganda tool and an effort to get the jordanians to think twice about the bombing raids. the jordanians have given us no reason to believe doing that. but for now, no proof that this

jordan among other big names. >> michael jordan, eloquent about dean smith meant tothe u.s. may counsel strategic -- for the vigilantes of the market that does not work. david woo does global rates and currencies at bank of america. he considers the impatience of the markets this morning in what is a lose lose game. why do you describe a currency war as a lose lose event? >> the reality we have to recognize is that with interest rates at zero and with many countries facing fiscal constraints the only tool left is weaker currency. a weaker currency is a zero-sum game because one country wins because someone else loses. in october, your again was at 120. after the ecb, and when all the to 130. it did a round-trip. he saw a lot of volatility. if everybody is doing the same thing, all you will end up with is higher volatility which will be bad news for businesses without achieving game or anyone is concerned. >>'s lose lose if you assume that they are doing is about stimulate exports. it is possible that inflation is good for an economy. a lot of economies have no econom

smith coached tar heels from 1961 to 1997. he went to 11 final four's, won two ncaa players and coached michael jordan and james worthy. dean smith was 83 years of age. president obama releasing a statement praising smith for his work on and off the court. he says in part, dean smith pushed forward the civil rights movement recruiting the first black scholarship athlete to north the carolina and helping integrate a restaurant in a neighborhood in chapel hill. in his final years, coach smith showed us how to fight an illness with courage and dignity and for all of that i could not have have been more proud to honor coach smith with the medal of freedom in 2013. >>> police say they are still trying to figure out why a teenager opened fire inside a shopping in all in western pennsylvania last night. now this happened just outside pittsburgh. bullet hit three people and panicked shoppers ran for their lives. fox 29's brad satan is in the news room. brad, police say the gun man just started firing in the crowd. >> reporter: can you imagine? scary moments for sure. police are saying it the a appears this guy did have a target

michael jordan. in a statement jordan said of smith, he was more than a coach.er, my second father. dean smith died saturday. he was 83 years old. >>> when we return, rocking the red carpet. we'll show you what music's biggest stars were wearing at the grammys ceremony last night. grammys ceremony last night. can this decadent, fruit topped pastry... ...with indulgent streusel crumble, be from... fiber one. fiber one streusel. grammys took a big stand on social issues. and there's new information on the deadly crash involving bruce jenner. why investigators believe he may not be at fault. meanwhile the wind is at it again in the bay area. how this tree ended up on top of an s-u-v. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. >>> here's a look at >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> all right. part of the fun of grammy night includes the celebrations after the award show and, of course, grammy fashion, with a look at the best and, of course, the worst dressed. suzanne marques is in los angeles this morning wit

in his 36 years at unc, smith coach some of the greatest players the sport has ever seen. michael jordan sam perkins, james worthy those three played on the same team for the tar heels. smith, he touched so many lives of people but was former assistant coach and current head coach now, roy william, smith was about more than wi. >> coach smith of the best there's ever been on the court getting people to make sacrifices toward the common goal. truly coaching to make people better and help them reach their own individual dream. he was better off the court. he cared more about people than wins and losses or records or anything. a lot of the things that i do will be from him. that's a pretty good legacy. it really is. >> reporter: now coming up later on "sports final," more local reaction from area college coaches on the passing of dean smith. from the newsroom, i'm jason pugh. >> you won't see brian williams tomorrow. he e-mailed his colleagues yesterday saying he decided to "take himself off the anchor desk for the next several days." systems said he's become too much a part of the n

smith had one losing season his first, during his tenure with the tar heels. he played a major role in shaping the career of early nba stars like michael said other than my parents, no one had a bigger influence on my life than coach smith. coach was always there for me when i needed him. and i loved him for it. smith passed away at his home on saturday night at the age of 83. >>> we want to bring you nba highlights. the kings and the suns tied at 83-83. sacramento on the inbound, with 2 1/2 seconds to play. >> cousins, for the win. yes. it's all over. cousins wins it at the buzzer. >> heart-stopping. demarcus cousins sings that win at the buzzer. new york knicks owner, james dolan, showed an ugly side after a fan's critical e-mail became public. the fan who claimed to be a knicks supporter for 60 years criticized dolan as some of his decisions made as team's owner. he fired back in a harsh response. it reads, quote, i'm just guessing but i'll bet your life is a hateful mess. i'll bet you're a negative force in everyone that comes in contact with you. you more than likely have made your family miserable. dolan went on to write, start r

was a leader on and off the court developing nba greats like michael jordan and recruiting the first black scholarship athlete. coach dean smith was 83 years old. >>> the golf world is also mourning a loss. hall-of-famer billy casper has died. he was a frequent winner on the pga tour with 53 wins and three majors. he was considered one of the best putters ever seen. he was 83 years old. >>> when nbc "nightly news" continues on this sunday, it's a plan to let tourists see the grand canyon in a new way, but it's causing a deep divide. >>> later, a mystery out west. why are hundreds of baby sea lions turning up along california's beaches? >>> it's one of america's most iconic landmarks visited by nearly 5 million people each year. but now a proposed project at grand canyon national park is drawing controversy with some saying it will ruin the view and others arguing it will let tourists experience the canyon like never before. here's nbc's kristin dahlgren. >> reporter: it is one of the wonders of the world, usually described as breathtaking, majestic, pristine. but now, the park services calling the grand canyon endangered. on t

smith coached a long list of great players throughout his time at chapel hill. like michael jordan and sam perkins. he was the first coach to integrate the acc. the hall of famer also affected the lives of many coaches, including mark tur john who gave his thoughts on dean smith. >> probably what i appreciate the most what a great person he was. as you get older in life that's really more important than being the coach and winning games. and that's probably where he's had the biggest influee on me more than anything. so it's a sad day. i hurt today because i know my mentors are really hurting and i know how much they love coach smith. what an impact on college baskd basketball in general. >> now, coach turgeon coached under larry brown. both came from the dean smith coaching tree. he passed away at his home. his wife and five children were with him. chri thanks a lot jason. >>> you're not going to see brian williams on the nbc nightly news tomorrow. he e-mailed his colleagues to take himself off the desk for the next several days. williams has become too much a part of the n

michael jordan. the famous four corners offense against georgetown. in 1993 that was the chris webber game. chris webber of michigan called a time out his team didn't have helping to give dean smith his second national championship. countless acc championships, a number of final four appearance. dean smith was also instrumental in integrating the game of basketball in north carolina and in the south. den smith was 83 years old. >>> shifting gears we want to get up to speed on that snow that's begun to fall in parts of new england. another winter storm that could dump a foot of snow or more on parts of that battered region that's been hit so hard the past few years. keith carson joins us live from portland maine. i don't see snow there, but i guess you're expecting a lot. >> it did snow from midnight through this morning, we had a

not surprisingly dozens of smith's former players went on to career in the nba, including michael jordanerhaps the greatest player of all time. in fact it was said that smith was the only man who could hold jordan to under 20 points a game because of his emphasis on team play. >> he took me through the basics just studying hard understanding more about people being respectful being appreciative of the things that were given to me. you know from that day on i've carried that along. >> reporter: but for moth of smith's players, the lessons he taught went well beyond basketball. 97% of his lettermen received a degree. smith retired from north carolina before the 1997 season. he'll be remembered not only as one of college basketball's winningest coaches, but also one of the best men to ever teach the game. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescri

smith coached the tar heels from 1961 to 1999. he went on 11 final four's i should say won two ncaa titles and coached such players as michael jordan james worthy remember him on with the lakers. >> smith was 83 years old. >>> local basketball coach has joined a very exclusive club too. >> herb had magee who has been coaching at philadelphia university since 1967 won his 1,000th game saturday in front of the home crowd. magee is just second men's college coach in the nation to receive a thousand wins the other coach coach k of duke. later this morning coach in magee will be on good day to talk about this huge milestone. >> you refused to say it. >> coach k. >> and you'll never be able to spell it. >> ever. >> coming up next, new element to the vaccine debate parents hosting measles parties? the reason doctors say, do not attend. >> interesting. >> 4:27. >> here's a live look at ultimate doppler radar. this is what has sue, here at fox 29 working to day even though she has a horrible cold. sue battling the cold and the doppler straight ahead. chef ski. >>> yes, we're dealing with this a wintry mix. we're keeping an eye on this as it

smith has died. he won two national titles and retired as winningest coach in ncaa history. michaeljordan called him a mentor and second father. and president obama issued a statement saying coach smith showed us something i have seen again and again on the court that basketball can tell us a lot more about who you are than a jump shot alone could do. dean smith died at his home with his wife and five children at his home we are told. he was 83. >>> the northeast, it's winter you know. we can't catch a break. some areas bracing for two feet of snow again. i tell you it is not even melting. it is really cold. boston schools are already closed until wednesday ahead of the beast that you see on the middle of your screen. the forecast is next. the number of republicans flirting with the possibility of the 2016 presidential run including wisconsin governor scott walker. the political insiders will join me minutes away with their take on what could be a crowded field. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer.

discussed differing these approaches to isil today we had a great panel teacher in michael, philip smith michael knight is a fellow at the washington institute and the author of the just-released study "the long haul rebooting the cooperation in iraq." philip is a researcher at the university of maryland and the author of the blog has the has the -- hezbollah. they've released his study of the shiite jihad and its effects. commenting on the presentation we are lucky to have pj who participated in standing up for the defense institutions in iraq and served as senior military adviser for the reconciliation advisor for the reconciliation to the forces in baghdad in 2008. before we start, just a quick reminder to your mobile phones on vibrate. we are live on c-span today apparently. so we will start with mike knight. >> thank you very much for coming today. the colleagues on the panel with me it's an honor to be alongside them. i'm going to talk today about some of the things coming out about a new study about the long haul, rebooting the u.s. cooperation with iraq and i want to go through t

michael jordan and james worthy. today, roy williams got a little choked up talking about the late great in smith. >> are you sure youwant to do this, this is your school. you are telling them i can do the job. are you sure you want to do this to your school? he raised his voice. he was mad. he said, you can do this job. and you are going to be the best. and the things that he said to me -- in that phone call were pretty doggone important. >> 897 wins for dean. it's getting tougher for the terps. this time iowa bringing the issues. scary moment, melo trimble gets fouled goes flying into the camera guy. the camera lands on his face. trimble got a bloody nose. later he got poked in the eye. a tough day for melo. aaron white the flex the past finishing strong on the other end with the slam. the terps down 40-17 at the half. in trouble. second half, the terps cut the lead to 17, but iowa keeps up the pressure. maryland loses 71-55. maryland women, hoping to handle nebraska. brown launches the trey, no good, but jones is there to get the offensive board, pitted back in. the terps improved to12-0 in the big ten with the 59