>> tim: nice shorts. >> mike: '78.e acc tournament. >> tim: larry harrison from wake forest. and ralph sampson. >> tim: where he spent most of his career. >> mike: sam perkins, how smooth he was. and tim duncan, what a special player. maybe the best hands a big man ever claimed. and williams at duke and now trevor booker. what a magnificent group to be a part of. >> tim: no question about it. glad they found a color photo of me. >> tim: let's see. which of those six players relied on the jump shot more? hmm. >> mike: i prefer to think i had an all post. >> tim: you did. reid falling away. johnson the rebound. >> mike: quite earlier very fortunate that florida state not lighting it up. >> tim: in no-man's land. >> mike: very fortunate with that turnover that it's a dead ball turnover and they get to set their defense. lots of times both passes get picked off. >> tim: oliver purnell has got to be thinking just get me to halftime, trailing by a single digit. this has been a root canal first half for his squad. turnover is

>>mike: out rebounded 27 to 16. >>deb: this is a great opportunity for florida state to look back door the first few possessions because north carolina won't have a hand in the passing lane,. >>mike: monroe defensive monroe first point but she has 12 rebounds. >>deb: and the first possession for florida state, they handled the pressure by north carolina and they got the open three and offensive rebound. >>mike: largest lead of the game. monroe got a hand on it. cetera degraffenreid around the chay shegog screen and clayton will be whistled for the foul. >>deb: we talked about hustle plays look at the first half with duke. in the first half tonight a significant difference in energy. >>mike: brookfield fouled on the way up. >>deb: that's a great job sue semrau has done getting her team to bounce back from the way they played, they were never in it at duke and you have to give duke a lot of credit for the way they got them up. >>mike: that was the 3rd foul on angel gray the leading scorer. we talking about this at the

here is bowie on the glass. >> dan: great game so far, isn't it, mike? >> mike: it really is. at times. smith tries to pass inside to horner. >> dan: mike, what we were talking about earlier in the game is that tracy smith draws so much attention that the wolfpack really needs to be able to make themselves a more multidimensional team. four out of five maryland players in the vicinity makes the pass to the open man. nice job finding horner despite the offensive power. mike: sydney lowe has now played everybody on. richard howell is not available tonight. jordan vandenberg, the 6-foot freshman from australia. thumb that he injured in practice yesterday and that really hurt nc state. >> dan: it sure does. he has been playing pretty well for them of late. >> mike: and another good defensive stop by state. here is jordan vandenberg. pass into the paint to smith. he fouled. tell you what, making things happen in this part of the game for nc state. >> dan: mike, he is really quick with the basketball. his ability to move the ball quickly down the court and keep in mind this is the m

>>mike: no.had a chance to visit with italee lucas and she was getting shots in and what a fine lady. two years as a rookie she wouldn't walk across the court to say hello, great maturity in how much she has grown and how much she loves the basketball that her dad taught her. >>mike: foul away from the ball and you know what else against her, didn't start and had to be disappointed about that and some academic things she did not take care of but i'm so impressed with the way her attitude is about this. deb: you got to go to class. that's a rule and everybody knows it and she is handling that bit of discipline well. she has come out here and let the game come to her and she hasn't forced anything offensively. >>mike: waltiea rolle as north carolina is in the bonus. a lot of arc on that free throw. one for two. florida state has led most of the way. deb: north carolina picking up the pressure. there is a steal. >>mike: a big one and it goes to lucas, great catch. deb: italee lucas is so athletic th

this is a high school, mike. if i acted like this in high school the brothers of the priest -- i went to catholic high school they would have dealt with me and called my dad and when i got home would have gotten far worse than tazer. >> wanda writes, if a person is out of control and threat to others, yes, teenagers should be tazed. >> they were using, you know, you didn't see the barbs. a lot of people say i didn't see the barbs come out. no, you made contact with someone it is called a drive stun. that's one of the options you can use, you pull the cartridge off and use a drive stun, what they were using. >> is that less powerful? >> the same amount but just kind of touches to them and gives you a sudden jolt and doesn't just keep on, as long as you are pulling on the trigger with the two barbs inside of you. >> erica with us from california. what do you think? >> caller: i think that just because it's a high school, i mean, i'm only 18 myself and i've had to deal with stuff like this, you know, my whole life k

what they have done in acc ranking, mike, that's something leonard hamilton has a estimate of. >> mikeerence only, those rankings go down a little bit. and it's fair to point out they are last in defending the three-point shot. and i think that clemson in this game must shoot 40% to have a chance to win it from three. >> tim: and obviously they are clogging the middle, doing everything in their power to deny booker from beating them. >> mike: he is almost getting a triple-team whenever he gets close to the lane. >> tim: have to get it up to johnson from downtown. tanner smith gets the offensive rebound. and clemson electric for florida state. fouled by johnson. the youngster from fayetteville, georgia, picking up the foul. he is out there with smith, andre young, milton jennings, trevor booker, and tanner smith, the five on the floor. for oliver purnell's team. he consistently uses nine in his rotation. the shot, inside to what a nice pass to reid. beautifully done. >> mike: he is playing at a higher level. the last five averages shooting 60%. an ace, and johnson pickses up a foul. cle

i am mike. to try to give a global perspective on the legislative agenda this year in the united states. as far as i know this is the only panel at davos focus on legislative agenda in any one country. so for the talk about the changing, no doubt it is changing, there's still something specifically important about what happens in the united states and what happens in congress. and of course when i used to live here in europe and before when i had the job as editor of the herald tribune europeans used to ask when do i get to vote in american elections and i used to tell them that's fine with me. i'm happy to have you vote but there's a number of county commissioners and not the united states but i haven't ordered to the senate about that but i don't imagine that will happen anytime soon but at least to convert to the end of the panel if you would like on the views of the various voices you are about to hear. now the framers of the united states constitution when they invented the u.s. government

mike barnicle, your choice?urt locker, " i give best picture to. >> i haven't seen all of them, but "precious." >> tina? >> "precious." it's so powerful. >> we're journalists. we're not allowed to make choices. best actor nominees. >> mike barnicle? >> clooney. >> the hurt locker dude. >> jeff bridges. >> he won the golden globe. >> you're not a real journalist. >> we usually wait until 8:00 to say that i don't have a pick. >> the best actress. >> mike barnicle? >> helen mirren. >> mirren too. >> i haven't seen any movies obviously. >> get a life. >> it is sad. >> i only watch the wiggles at home. i don't get out very o. joe biden on with andrea mitchell yesterday. and andrea mitchell reports, talking about his pick. he couldn't quite come up with the name of the biggest movie in the history of the world. >> academy awards picks. >> i think one of the odds on favorites -- is this -- this new -- this new program that i looked at it and wished i was seeing it in 3-d, and you sit there and watch this science fictio

>> mike might know better than i do.purchase of hitting its least 50. stomachs of 50 members, 15 that we participate? >> 50. 5-0, correct. >> during the period you then on and this has been floating around, have seven recommendations come forward that he voted against because they are not strong enough? >> yes. as one of the sometimes three sometimes for consumers in the room out of the 50. our votes on fortunately did not go far. >> couple of follow up on that? i mean, and again i don't -- i'm not representing astm. they are not here a table laid to participate in the problem as nancy does and anybody that purpose of its and the problem has the opportunity to to cast a negative vote on any ballot and if that ballot -- if the argument is found persuasive for the astm process that can be upheld and modifications can be made to the ballot before the final rule was issued. >> i want to be very clear everybody that for the states in the process has an equal vote on that process rate >> okay. and then mr. dwyer, i wanted to -

back with us, law enforcement analyst mike brooks. t.j., still we have to start with little haylee, anything knew in the investigation? are you getting any buzz that they've got something new here? >> i can only tell you that the mood here is a lot more energized and when i talked to officials with the putnam county sheriff's office. in fact i had a conversation with sheriff jeff hardy yesterday, he said i can't comment on the investigation. but you could feel a sense that progress is being made. in fact, i was treated to some nice scenery, which was the haylee's room, putnam county sheriff's office, where they keep a lot of the evidence on the files, but i couldn't get into them, because those are all evidence in the case. but that's where they are housed and things like that. that's never been done so i sense there's going to be a break. misty croslin not adapting to jail life. not doing well at all. tommy croslin is do a bit better. ronald is in lockdown in putnam county. >> mike, you see this, new charges? not that they're not val

reporting live at courthouse east, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> thank you very much, mike. and wjz 13 is always on. you can check in for complete coverage of the transition at city hall. for updates, log onto wjz.com. >>> the fight over bringing slots to a casino near arundel mills mall takes a turn tonight. kai is live with the latest. >> reporter: vic, opponents of the slot machine site near arundel mills, submit thousands of signatures, asking for a halt to those plans. the group says it gathered more than 23,000 signatures, more than the 19,000 needed to put the issue up for referendum during the next election. the anne arundel county council approved a zoning over ordinance for building a large slot machine facility with over 4,000 machines. >> it is unclear how long that will take to verify that. >>> an offshore earthquake rattles buildings and nerves in california. the magnitude 6.0 quake was centered about 30 miles in the pacific, off the coast of humboldt county. happened about 12:20, west coast time, 3:20, east coast. there are no reports of significant damage. >>

mike montgomery who had that incredible run at stanford.999. now he comes to california with the golden state warriors. the bears haven't won since 1960. and montgomery is now on the brink. the seniors coming out. >> marques: to be picked to win the pac-10 conference, with their seen your laden cal was. another thing to get out there and make it happen on the floor. >> steve: rudd throws it down. a rare bright spot in the last ten minutes. but all the seniors hugging and congratulating each other on a marvelous season as cal will win their 20th of the year. montgomery will be from the first cal coach ever to win 20 games his first two years at berkeley. it's been 50 years, but california can finally say they're conference champions. the bears clinch at least a share of the title on february 27th, 2010. the bear nation finally exhaling. pete newell to a championship in 1960. that team would finish up a runner-up for the national title. they've been waiting five decades to experience the joy. and they're partying in berkeley this afternoon. t

nbc's mike taibbi. he's with us with david paterson and on the right. it should be a fabulous white house briefing from robert gibbs as questions involve desiree rogers. she's close with valerie jarrett. questions over what happened in the office last fall with the big state dinner for the leader of india and the salahi's were able to join the delegation. they were able to walk in even though they were not on the guest list. they were able to get in and mingle and have photographs taken. there were complaint that is desiree rogers could have done more to have somebody from her office with the secret service. she could have done more by having somebody with the secret service at the gate. she pointed out the secret service was able to call anytime themted. they could have picked up the phone. it became a hot political potato in washington. they testified in congress, even though they invoked their rights. wouldn't answer questions, they step forward to the microphones. they would not let rogers go to invoke a fifth amendment rights. this have been a poli

mike miller tried to take a charge, howard just dismissed him and also smacked him in the face.oints. andray blatche off the washington bench. @@@@@@@@@@@@c strong, haywood tipped it. howard knocks it to lewis. 25-7 orlando and an offensive foul is called on dwight howard. one on howard. >> antawn jamison is the team's leading scorer, to this point he has only taken one attempt and i think that's what i'm getting at is you know you're struggling offensively, go to your money place, try to execute something you're all familiar with, get the ball in the hands of somebody that is pretty persistent in scoring. >> brendan hayward gets a rest. haywood with three rebounds, a personal foul, and andray blatche is in. bill buckhantz and phil chenier in our broadcast center. jameer nelson with a three- point shot. assists. magic by 21. miller drives inside and scores, pretty play, howard had to leave it alone. barnes the other way, flips it out for rashard lewis on the base line. miller good job to keep it alive, good hustle. >> yeah. >> phil: yeah, both of them went after the ball, van gu

mike? >> reporter: it has gotten significantly colder and windier here outside the state command center. the governor just wrapped up another briefing. and he did mention a serious accident. an unfortunate accident, he called it in harford county. it was at 95 and 462, where a van with two adults and three children ran into the back of a snow plow. he didn't elaborate on the conditions of those who were injured. but he says he hopes and prays for their recovery. and he says this is an example of just how treacherous it is in some parts of maryland right now. we also have fresh video from here in anne arundel county. >>> this is fresh video from anne arundel county. the snow has gotten significantly worse in the past two hours. wet, heavy and sticking to the ground. the governor declared a state of emergency and gave wjz an update within the past hour. >> we will probably wake up tomorrow. and those of us who are fortunate enough to be able to of tower -- power and turn on the news, will pro

mike seidel in binghamton, new york. thanks, as always. >>> tonight we are reporting on another storm in new york, as well. this one is political. two big democrats in big trouble. the governor amid reports of inappropriate behavior and one of the most powerful members of congress. our report tonight from nbc's mike taibbi. >> i'm running for governor this year. >> reporter: less than a week after announcing he was in it to win it, new york's accidental governor decided he what not try to become his state's elected governor after all. >> today i am announcing i am ending my campaign for governor of the state of new york. >> reporter: legally blind, david paterson got the job two years ago when a sex scandal drove eliot spitzer from office. >> it's time to get back to the business of the state. >> reporter: a day after his inauguration he admitted to his own infidelities. >> i betrayed a commitment to my wife several years ago. >> reporter: it was downhill from there, mini scandal after mini scandal, couple fating to toda

biggest off-season move made by uva football the hiring of the mike london to be the head coach. he'll face his former team first in the fall. scav leers open up at home against the richmond spiders and the first ever game in the state of california at u.s.c. of the first time uva has played a game on the west coast in 34 years. they face al groh in atlanta. >>> chris fontious to a new long-term deal. he played multiple positions scoring 8 goals and and he's been dueled training camp and will respect to carson, california next week. >>> in american football, the baltimore ravens have bot lost mark carrier to rex ryan and the new york jets. he has been hired to be the defensive line coach. >>> just three days before super bowl xlii kicks off in miami, colts and saints getting ready. everyone expecting a shootout against the league's most prolific offense. they set the over under at 56.5 points. that's the highest line ever in super bowl history. the sun finally made an appearance for the team's practices today. this is the first matchup of the top teams in each conference since wo

welcome once again this is "prime news" i'm mike galanos. a short time ago, the guy who organized the deadly retreat in arizona had his day in court. his lawyer pleaded not guilty on his behalf. the charges, three counts of manslaughter in the deaths of three people at that sweat lodge ceremony back in october. to refresh your memory, 60-plus people packed into this hot, steamy tiny domelike setting for a spiritual cleansing and along with the three deaths we know 20 other people roughly were injured. now, ray's attorney says this was a terrible accident but it was an accident and not a criminal act. listen to this account, an employee who worked with ray explains his actions as this tragedy unfolded. >> it was like an absolute "m*a-s*h" unit. helicopters coming down. when he came out the helicopters weren't there but at that time still bodies everywhere passed out and he walked out of there looking like a million bucks. >> was this guy just ignorant or is this a blatant disregard for these people? joining me to talk about this nicole deboar

reporting live in hanover, mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> mike, thank you. complete first warning weather coverage continues. now live from north baltimore, where weijia jiang has more on how area counties are preparing. weijia? >> reporter: local governments are certainly not shy in admitting dealing with this storm is a tremendous task ahead. perhaps, especially for baltimore city, whose new mayor is leading the efforts just two days into her term. >> reporter: just 23 hours into her first term as the new mayor of baltimore, stephanie rawlings-blake holds her first scheduled news conference, leading the city in a major battle against a looming winter storm. >> when we have these tests and these challenges, there are two ways to look at it. we have no control over the weather. no control over what mother nature is going to do. what we do have control is over how we respond to it. and i know that we have a very integrated, cooperated system. >> baltimore joins the state in the grueling prep work. hundreds of pieces of equipment. and 15,000 tons of salt. what

his point production went from 11. 8 to 18.3, the first year mike montgomery was here.ngton state going to do with jerome randle? he had 39 last time and what is cal going to do on klay thompson? teams in this league have been doing a good job of limiting klay thompson. >> barry: he said i'm angry, still angry. didn't have a good game against washington. he had a comeback game, as you said, where he scored 33 the other night. he said i'm still mad. i like to play that way. he has a chip on his shoulder. he feels like he has something to do, even though he doesn't. >> don: that's what he's capable of doing, exploding. you wonder what ken bone is going to do. you almost think he's going to say, we'll limit randle. patrick christopher on thompson. >> barry: he had a good look for three and knocked it down. >> don: real good look. that's when klay thompson's at his best, feet down, air space, knock down, nice shot. >> barry: both these teams want to play about the same tempo. they'd like to play it in the 70s. here's boykin, too. >> don: 22-10 the other night. washington st

. >> bill: jamison battles mike miller for the rebound. and for antawn his third rebound, still looking for his first point. jamison's jumper and there he is, one of five from the field, the wizards did not score in this game until the 8:36 mark of the first quarter and that was after they committed five turnovers. >> phil: they didn't get their first field goal attempt until after the four-minute mark. >> bill: carter inside, nice move, draws a foul. foul is called on brendan haywood, that will be the second on brendan, and to the free throw line. >> phil: talking about the last time these teams met, one of the difference was vince carter who only played 10 minutes in take game, he hurt his, he was the one who hurt his shoulder in that game against -- >> bill: you're right. >> phil: so washington a had the advantage in the boards. so everything else was equal, free throw shooting, but the free throw shooting and the rebounding was where washington excelled and that was the difference in the game. >> bill: carter is the 27th best free thro

winter sorm. >> i'm -- storm. >> i'm mike hellgren. with the latest updates from state leaders as they monitor the deteriorating conditions around maryland. >>> the storm is just beginning to make an impact. how much will we get and when will it end? travel trouble, flights canceled, trains delayed and slick roads. wjz has extensive first warning weather coverage of the storm. >>> wild shootout. a police detective shot. a suspect left dead. what a witness is saying tonight. check in for these stories and all the breaking news. eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. >>> it's only just beginning. a monster snowstorm moves into maryland. >> tonight, a state of emergency is declared with the worst still coming. >> hello, everybody. i'm denise koch. >> and i'm vic carter. here's what people are talking about tonight. >>> a massive winter storm is just beginning to blast maryland. this is the scene at the falls road salt deem a short -- dome a short time ago. the snow is really starting to come down now. state crews are out in force, trying to

my dear friend, mike pence.plause] >> before coming to congress, mike ran a think tank where he thought through the policy issues. and then he was a talk show host where he learned to become a great communicator. in fact, i think he'll be the next great communicator in our party. [applause] >> now, mike is campaigning tirelessly for conservatives to take back congress, to dethrone nancy pelosi. [applause] >> yeah! and to send harry reid and his midnight deals back to nevada. [applause] >> time after time mike has proven to be a great leader for our cause. when washington said we have to rescue wall street and buy general motors, mike stood up and said, no more bailouts! [applause] >> when barack obama said we have to pass a cap-and-trade tax on energy, mike stood up and said, no! no! no cap-and-trade tax, mr. president. and when obama said we've got let the government take over our healthcare system, mike pence said, no way! [applause] >> mike has said yes to the american way of life. to free enterprise, to our

mike seidel in binghamton, new york. thanks, as always. >>> tonight we are reporting on another storm in new york, as well. this one is political. two big democrats in big trouble. the goveor amid reports of inappropriate behavior and one of the most powerful members of po from s >> i'm running for governor this year. >> reporter: less than a week after announcing he was in it to win it, new york's accidental governor decided he what not try to become his state's elected governor after all. >> today i am announcing i am ending my caor governor of the state of new york.eporr: eliot spitzer from office. >> it'the state. >> reporter: a day after his inauguration he admitted to his own infidelities. >> i betrayed a commitment to my from there, mini scandal after alating to today's announcement. published charges of the governor and his state police staff intervened directly in the case involving david johnson, an alleged assault by johnson of a former girlfriend. johnson's ex-girlfriend told the judge in the case the state p

they get it around to mike miller. mike miller makes it look easy. drains the three. wizards take the lead 92-91. wizards could not stop raymond fellson. tied at 92 points. felton. this is impressive. like a break dancer. works his magic. hits the fadeaway 12-footer with 1.2 seconds left. he can't get the shot. wizards fall 94-92. their record 17-33 at the all-star break. >>> to college hoops. tomorrow night's terps game has been postponed until february 13th. number seven georgetown escaped the snow tonight. chris wright 16 points in the first half. pink gorillas. hoyas trying to overcome an eight-point deficit. chris hall goes in for the layup and foul. gives the hoyas a one-point lead. wright 16 points in the second half. greg monroe dribbles into the lane. dishes for the layup. monroe, 12 assists on the night. just over a minute to go. providence pressing the hoyas. join clark over the top to monroe. monroe had 12 points. georgetown wins 79-70. to fairfax. mason meeting overtime against vcu. luke hancock drives to the basketball. up and under for that reverse layu

tomorrow my mike mullen seems back that high ground and says no, no, no. to serve in effect and playboy with a situation where you're next lying to your life. that is a lack of integrity, and he put it back on the high groind and gave more information to the idea of getting rid of this policy. >> appreciate it. thank you. join the live chings at 360? just ahead, but not giving up hope. i'll show you what i found there today on the streets. when i was a kid, we -- we would just go to the -- the farm. [ cow moos ] [ laughter ] no, seriously, where are you guys going? ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! [ female announcer ] the new classroom. see it. live it. share it. on the human network. cisco. >>> it's been exactly three weeks since the catastrophe in haiti. haiti's government, such as it is, says at least 200,000 were killed in the quake, though, frankly, their numbers, they don't have any idea. while aid is pouring in, rebuild from the rubble is going to take years. the quake has shattered live

mike thank you. jimmy paulsen, thank you. coming up, how much can $2 trillion on businesses, banks -- you know, look, this is insane. it is our money to begin with. i don't care who you are in america. if you do good you should be able to succeed and not be penalize bid the tax system which should be there to promote growth not some weird left wing college professor's vision of social justice. congressman paul ryan, house republican leader, weighs in on this in a moment about the obama budget and the tax attack. this is cnbc, first in business worldwide. >> announcer: you're watching "the kudlow report" on cnbc. first in business worldwide. ah, auto! sir? finding everything okay? i work for a different insurance company. my auto policy's just getting a little too expensive. with progressive, you get the "name your price" option, so we build a policy to fit your budget. wow! the price gun. ♪ ah! wish we had this. we'd just tell people what to pay. yeah, we're the only ones that do. i love your insurance! bill? tom? hey! it's a

am i glad to have mike back? yes. >> okay.anwhile -- as of now, the six- time pro bowler says he is still contemplating retirement. baltimore fans better hope he get some good news from his doctors. >> the last two years, i've been thinking about, you know, whether my neck has gotten worse. i mean, i still have to see doctors that i have not seen that i need go see and still need to talk to a lot of ravens. >> you are still on the fence then? >> yes. >> don't clap. >> oh, okay. >> still to come on geico sportsnite, will the wizard find a way to get it done? >>> and mike green returns to the capitals' line-up this evening coming off the suspension. joe b and locker offer their perspective on what that means. >>> hey, you can win three caps tickets. go to csnwashington.com. register for your chance to win. take them to tame increase yhanc exc... what grndwithan d thhy eeare loshars. mom mov wirt natiomple vigand klook pisirstsmtp smargh t up th m verizon. >>> a magnificent goal for point number 500. >> ovie became just the 9th p

if she said it is lipstick, by gosh it is lipstick. >>> mike richards knocked him out cold. he's unconscious on the ice. he stayed that way for a minute. when he got back to the bench one of the teammates had to tell him he scored the goal. kind of living it for the first time all over again. he was fine. mike weir at the match play looking for his golf ball, he finds it four feet off the ground lodged in a cactus. that is an unplayable lie. take the stroke and get out of there. finally worst memory. this man in the swedish hockey league forgot to take the plastic skate guards off of his blades. kind of tough to skate on the plastic cede garts and his swedish teammates had a good laugh. that is gbu this sunday. you can see a new version every night at 5:00. >>> and that is the week in review for the best in tv news watch wusa9, morning noon and night and stay current by logging on to wusa9.com where we're always on. i'm anita brikman. have a great week ahead. m÷ dreams are amazing things. and in hard times, sometimes, a belief in a dream, a belief in what is possible - can t

i would note that the mantra here is the chief of services met with chairman mike mullen. the consensus was the military fighting two wars and responding to a new mission in haiti, now is not the time to make such a big change to military policy. that is my understanding of the status of things. i just hope as we discussed it you will recognize that congress has made the decision and will not have to change it if we do change it and use your power to in any way influence the discussion or evaluation of the issue. >> we can't possibly evaluate the impact on unit cohesion, morales and retention on recruitment and so on if -- unless we encourage people to tell us exactly what they think and exactly what their views are honestly and as forthrightly as possible. otherwise there is no use in doing this at all. i can't emphasize enough, we understand from the beginning of this that this must be an act of congress. >> this is not about command influence. this is about leadership. i take that very seriously. >> thank you. >> secretary gates, i applaud your efforts in commissioning

how about a goal from mike greene? a wicked wrister? still in the third, another capitols power play. brooks light gets another power play, keeps it and scores. the comeback is officially on. still 5-4. mike knuble through the net. brooks light scores again. check this out. barely tips it in. we are going to overtime. the cardiac caps look like they are going toull it out again. canadiens with the puck. beats jose theodore with 7.5 seconds left in overtime. capitols lose 6-5. man, they went down fighting. >> it's over. it was a great run. when only teams have gotten better than you in that situation in all of hockey, it's a great run. that's why the guys are so deflated. they were trying in the third period. you could see the excitement on the bench. i'm more disappointed because i knew they wanted it. just didn't play well enough to win tonight. >> the capitols streak stopped 14 games. two more games before they take that olympic break. >>> nationals close to signing another pitcher. former yankee starter change ming wan narrowed his p

mike schuh, wjz "eyewitness news." back to you on tv hill. >> the damage is estimated at more than $4 million. >>> in tonight's wjz health watch report a senate report says that drugmaker glaxosmithkline knew about the heart attack risks tied to a diabetes medication years before the reports were made public. it's been inquired why the fda allowed it even after 83,000 heart attacks were caused over an eight-year period. in 2007, a warning was adding to avandia's label. >>> the first lady is leading a new push against childhood obesity. >> it is a nationwide campaign to rally the country around a single ambitious goal, and that is to solve the problem of childhood obesity in a generation so that the kids born today will reach adulthood at a healthy weight. >> speaking to the national governor's association, michelle obama said childhood obesity is a health and financial crisis. noorly one in every three kids in the u.s. is currently overweight or clinically obese. obama says the nation must address childhood obesity as

i'm mike galanos. how does a violent sex offender, a guy that pleaded guilty to sexual misconduct with a 15-year-old step daughter get a medical license? dr. david livingston. state of tennessee knew this guy was a sex offender. gave him a medical license anyway. why? because state law doesn't necessarily prohibit a sex offender from practicing medicine. worst part is, he's been family practice doctor treating sick kids, examining them. how does -- come on. help me with this one. how does he get a license? how is it not revoked once authorities find out? we'll take your calls. joining me, former criminal investigator. also with us, anita kay, former sex crimes prosecutor. john, we have violent sex offender that is can't get within a thousand feet of day cares and schools and this guy can examine young, sick kids. >> absolutely, mike. if you look at a letter up on the website of the tennessee board of probation and parole, they give you a listing of all the things that you can't do as the fall of 2009 c

george mike to me is a name from 8th grade basketball. i don't think i've ever seen footage of him -- i mean, do you think he would do the same thing in today's nba. >> and who would he have dominated right now. >> people are dominant within their era. it is not fair though. >> he was the only tall guy that played during that era. >> that is not true. >> i am not trying to dismiss what george mike did. i just think if you have a top 5 laker, he cannot leave out elgin or barry west. >> and what do you think of kobe? >> i think he is great. jerry west, unfortunately he had to face the ball with the celtics his entire year, same with elgin bailor that never won a ring. it is amazing that kobe is 31 and been there 14 seasons. but i believe with you. magic is the best laker to ever play. when you reach 9 championships, you have to be number one. he is my favorite player. to reach 9 nba finals in an era of basketball he played, i don't think it will ever be match entered well, kobe still has a few years left. >> what about kwame brown. >> how d

. >> mike hellgren joins us where the governor is preparing to address the state's plans for the storms. good afternoon, mike. >> reporter: good afternoon, we are waiting for him and several emergency management officials. we have had aped advanced warning. there are more than 266,000 tons of salt and more than 2000 people and employees. let's take a look at some of the preps around the state so far. >> salt trucking are loading up preparing for another major snowfall with many comparisons to the big storm in december. >> it ain't never been this big. everybody is going to run out of salt. >> it has cause add run on store for essentials. >> we had cued up the people. >> with me is richard muth the director of the emergency management agency and standing next to him in the everywhere's uniform is general atkins of national guard. and neil peterson. as the storm comes down on maryland we are prepared. we have had experience already this year and this looks like it will be a bigger event than the last one. right now as you probably know the latest forecast that we have seen indicates that

mike montgomery trying to coach it up. the guy was talking to his catalyst out there, jerome randle. here's what he had to say about him. >> the one thing about jerome that's a little bit unique is he has the ability to score in unusual ways. by that i mean, he could be coming down, running the break. guys are trying to find the shooters. he'll stop at 28 feet and, bang, hit a three. you just don't expect that. >> barry: he's done is twice today. three times today. >> don: most career three-pointers made. he's climbing up a lot of charts. as i mentioned in our open, probably going to finish his careers acal's all-time leading scorer, fourth in assists all-time. and probably going to be career free-throw percentage leader all-time at cal. he had a tremendous career here. >> barry: he goes to the basket. >> don: i don't think cal will sit around and watch thompson get 40 on them. they'll do more to try and limit him, which should open up more stuff for washington state guys. >> barry: another one of those guys out of the aus

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and today, mike mullen sees back that moral high ground and said, no, no, no. to serve, in effect, in a place and situation where you're lying about your life, that is a lack of integrity. and he put it back on a new moral high ground and gave it more power to the idea of getting rid of this don't ask, don't tell policy. >> davidg gergen, insider briefing, appreciate it. we want to know what you think. join the live chat at ac360.com. >>> just ahead, a hatian-american neighborhood in new york, still obviously reeling from the earthquake back home, but not giving up hope. i'll show you what i find there today on the streets. ny's budge. this is help protect and care for your employees at no cost to your company insurance. with aflac, your employees pay only for the coverage they want or need. and, the cost to you - nothing at all. if all you know about us is... aflac! ...then you don't know quack. to find out why more businesses provide aflac, visit getquack.com i was just in town for a few days, and i was wondering if i could say hi to the doctor. is he in? he'

finish by mike mercer. they come back from 11 points down to the bulls to stun the hoyas. >> we are going to go back and watch the tape and see what we can improve. that's the same answer as far as everything. >> i'm amazed at our team. this is the best win in our school history in basketball. to beat an outstanding team like georgetown, i have no idea if they were enjoying duke or looking at villanova, i have no idea. >> stan heath a happy man tonight. gw falls to charlotte. mason loses to georgia state snapping their seven-game winning streak. in charlottesville, uva regains its share of first place after completing the season sweep of nc state. lots to be happy about in charlottesville. first half down by six. driving and dishing to mike scott for the dunk. that is pretty. uva up by seven off the nc state miss. scramble for the loose ball. what a dunk that was. that was sweet. cavaliers get the win 59-47. they are in a first-place tie with duke in the acc. >>> almost exactly two weeks away from the nba t

mike viqueira joins us now from the white house.rst read on politics, the political team categorized it as good news for the president and bad news when you look at the numbers out today. >> reporter: and that's what the white house itself characterizes it as well. robert gibbs holding an offcamera session with reporters just moments ago. he called it mixed news. good news the fact the unemployment rate itself dipped down 0.3% from 10% to 9.7% for the month of january. the bad news in the fact the economy shed another 20,000 jobs and the white house, fwibs again, has as happened several months, citing the severity of the recession when they took office according to the statistics applied by the press secretary today. if you took the recession way back in 1981, in 1990, and in 2001 combined, all of the jobless numbers, you still wouldn't have as many people out of work. 8.4 million people, tamron, have lost their jobs in this recession. of course the president has turned his attention to this after that stunning loss in the massachus

but his manager, he says, was getting push-back from company president mike colgan. >> mike colgan would, in >> mike colgan wouldiy)[m or, in where he wrote about me to theo. and the office manager one time told my team, he said, "mike colgan is a friend of this office," and that was the message. well, i mean.;c)Îx4>mwkuuuuuuuut the need to reinforce it.ç=ñ1 >> o'brien: did you, in the course of that, feel pressure not to stop that growth? in other words... >> absolutely. >> o'brien: were you seen as a road block? >> oh, absolutely. >> o'brien: the faa office manager says he does not recall making those statements, but three years later, there were still problems when colgan got another big contract from continental. colgan began flying a new airplane called the q400, the type of plane that would crash in buffalo. did you get the sense that everybody was a bit overwhelmed by this airplane? >> yes, because there was a lot of growth. it was almost the same thing that was faced with the 2005 expansion with this 2008 expansion of the qs. there was a lot of growth, a lot of growing pains suff

. >>> so i'm on the red eye from my bachelor party with my friend mike. terrible dancer. >> hey, dude. >> i love it, don't you? they're back. cbs says this year's super bowl ads are goofy, campy, even outlandish. we'll have mike ditka and coach singletary and even sir charles barkley. advertisers paid on average about $2.5 million for a 30- second spot for the big oft sporting event on tv. more than 1 million people watched the super bowl last year. >>> hold it steady and don't look down. >> take a look at this man's high wire act that kept a lot of people in suspense. dude, your shirt. oh, i did it to let the ladies know, i'm the right choice. i gothe idea from general mills big g cereals. they put this white check at the top of every box to let people know their cereals have healthy whole grain so they're the right choice, like me. (announcer) general mills is the only leading cereal company to put healthy whole grain in every box. the choice has never been easier. for whole grain guaranteed, just look for the white check. >>> all right. an action packe

i think it's unfortunate that mike pence called it a setup.ng to be in the full light of day. people are going to be watching. i think it's important that we find out exactly what people want to accomplish and what their different ideas for getting there are. and the president has put a proposal on the table. it will be interesting to see what our colleagues on the other side have to say, for example, on what john just raised on making sure we prohibit the insurance companies from denying people care based on pre-existing conditions. that's in the president's plan. that's not in the republican plan. >> but isn't it a setup in the sense that your party and the president are starting with a big plan, which the president released this monday, which is a conclusive, almost trillion-dollar plan to provide health care for the 30 million-plus that aren't covered and that's what you want to start with as your model and then make modifications. congressman shadegg, i believe the other republicans' view is start with something put together a proposal. >

now as you are about to see in this report from mike hanna of al jazeera english, there is new video purportedly showing such attacks. we want to warn you some of the images in his report are graphic. >> reporter: the bodies littered the streets. last year the it was the strong hold and season as a battle between nigeria and government forces and a separate group. the building believed to be the strong hold of the group reduced to rubble. a series of attacks on police stations and other buildings, men intent on establishing an islamic state in northern nigeria that reject what they call all things western. the government claims successfully putting down the insurrection were marred that forces deployed killed large numbers of civilians with no connection. among them was a respected community figure that his family say was shot by police after offering to help them restore order. >> he was killed. that's what we believe. he was shot by the police. >> reporter: claims of executions by the police and army were at the time strongly rejected by the authorities. >> they are the people who

>> reporter: mike shanahan hadn't talked to reporters during the combine but today he d wait until you hear what he had to say about jason campbel his future. the other wizard speaks about the locker room gun incident. that's coming up next in sports. this is a strawberry pop-tart. and this is the warm fresh baked taste... of a strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. that, on the list of things kids love, our party pizzas have just passed toy robots. awkward. kids love totino's party pizzas. >>> now, 9 spoefrments the best sports in town. >> reporter: when it comes to coaching ack you men, nobody questions mike shanahan. on a a couple super bowl rings will do that. after april season that saw a lot of cooks in the kitchen the hope is that he'll be only one wearing the apron. step one, clarify the jason campbell situation. he spoke at the nfl combine. he said the team ex suspects to tender an offer to campbell next week. 17 is currently a restricted free agent. shanahan says he expects the quarterback to be at mini-camp. we'll

we're joined by the congressman out of indiana, number three in the house, mike pence. sir, welcome back to america's newsroom, good morning to you. >> the energy in the room, the crowd's bigger this year than ever in the past. how do you make sure that support you're hearing behind you is not taken for granted next november? >> well, yeah, what a difference a year makes, you know? when i was here at cpac a year ago, you know, there was this juggernaut of liberal democratic government had taken over wide majorities on capitol hill and the white house. and a year later conservatives have demonstrated their mettle, house republicans have been in the fight on we half of limited -- behalf of limited government, and the challenge now going forward is to recognize this is just halftime in the locker room. when i speak to the crowd today, bill, i'm going to say the key is we need to be focused, we need to back conservatives, and we need to offer solutions that are grounded in the timeless principles that made this country great. bill: a lot of people today are talking about th

i can't watch the show for more than mike 15 minutes. we will see how it works out. >> maybe it will be a huge hit. >> it will be a huge hit. you seem so happy about it. okay, final question. this will be the final question. it is so hard. the guy in the red vest. [inaudible] >> isn't that fascinating? a lot of people ask me that. a lot of democrats last year went to their priest, mika. [laughter] went to confession and ask for forgiveness because they found their cell-- themselves liking pat buchanan. >> pat buchanan is very likeable and i think it is because of the show you put together in which that can be seen from more than one dimension, and you get to see that he has got a charming personality. he is that a great sense of humor. he has a great love of history and he has some very interesting views as well. >> he does, and pat said to have sector coming on the show for about six months, he said for the first time i walked through the airports and they are not yelling at me. [laughter] he said, if i had you guys in '92 i would have

mike's party and i think mike himself voted against pay as you go legislation, which would require usn out of the congress, have some way of paying for it, either with increased revenue or other spending cuts. they voted no on that. they voted no on the entitlement commission, which was a bipartisan commission with two very respected senators who were aimed at reducing the cost of our entitlement programs. so they're the party of no on cutting spending and controlling spending as well. but let me go back to the quote that mike made at the cpac convention. i have no problem with no. as mayor and as governor, i've actually been known for saying no to spending, for cutting spending in philadelphia and in harrisburg, i'm being attacked for what i propose because it continues to cut spending. however, having said that, you can not make a flat declaration that we cannot spend money and we can not borrow money because we need to invest in this country's future. we need to invest in our roads, bridges, our highways. they're crumbling. we need to invest in our levies and dams because they're b

my dear friend, mike pence.is, as he describes himself, a christian, a conservative and a republican. in that order. [applause] >> before coming to congress, mike ran a think tank where he thought through the policy issues. and then he was a talk show host where he learned to become a great communicator. in fact, i think he'll be the next great communicator in our party. [applause] >> now, mike is campaigning tirelessly for conservatives to take back congress, to dethrone nancy pelosi. [applause] >> yeah! and to send harry reid and his midnight deals back to nevada. [applause] >> time after time mike has proven to be a great leader for our cause. when washington said we have to rescue wall street and buy general motors, mike stood up and said, no more bailouts! [applause] >> when barack obama said we have to pass a cap-and-trade tax on energy, mike stood up and said, no! no! no cap-and-trade tax, mr. president. and when obama said we've got let the government take over our healthcare system, mike pence said, no

and now as you are about to see in this report from mike hanna of al jazeera english, there is new video purportedly showing such attacks, and we want to warn you that some of the images in his report are graphic. >> reporter: the bodies left in the streets, in july last year. it was a scene at the major battle between the nigerian government forces and the separatist group. the headquarters reduced to rubble. the military and police operation came in the series of attacks on police stations and other civic buildings by the fighters. men intent on establishing an islamic state in another nigeria that rejected of what they called all things western. but it was marred by allegations that the forces deployed also killed large numbers of civilians with no connection to this man. this man was a respected community figure that his family says was shot by police. >> he was killed. he was killed. that's what we believe. he was shot. >> reporter: claims of executions by the police and army were at the time strongly rejected by the authorities. >> they are the people who are paid by taxpayers' mon