mike: he gets a good post.n angle. just not getting the call down there. you can see here, he puts mcfarland in there. mcfarland getting back into it. hockey they would be throwing the gloves down now. >> he's frustrated. there's no question about that. it's a difficult match up for him. good idea for oliver purnell to be sitting down now. >> mike: rather than posting him up, they have to get him out and use his quickness. >> tim: andre young. 4 of 18 from three-point range. it's been a struggle from downtown. andre young had a chance. the ball was tipped. over and back. >> mike: he would have been better served to let it go. he gets wake forest back into it. >> tim: a time-out. 15 on the shot clock when we come back to winston-salem. righeed e on eye plajers who' g to - i' sir - gr ed sy in h by fi'm an, sir. m. ta. who'ng o 7 thatme, st thatt i'm g ab fanyoeve? enjo trip. wilnk you. we ky yo f weeric >> tim: we welcome you back to winston-salem, north carolina. both teams are struggling in shooting percentage

mike, you have to congratulate williams and mike on the regular coaching championship.of greenberg's team. florida's defense suffocating enough to manage to get the ten wins as well. >> mike: virginia tech has been back in it. he's been critical of the selection process. maybe all the people that are certifiably insane straightened their issues out. florida starts to build a little momentum. a lot of teams get there once and fadeaway for awhile. let's give respect for clemson, their thirds year in a row. >> tim: the basketball for clemson. >> mike: you have to make a play on the ball. this is where make asts a terrific hand. >> tim: a number of guys would get emotional with that and commit a foul. he got his hand on the leather. >> mike: booker is the emotional one. grant, i've never seen him change his look. he's got a level demeanor. >> tim: he stuffs it home. >> mike: he's one of the better passing big men you will see. i'm talking trevor booker. it was a beautiful feed. >> tim: aminu. a leaping lemur. >> mike: he's extremely dangerous. a much different player here t

mike: shot clock is off.: e'twaun moore with a one-2004 four set and an opportunity to -- one-four set and an opportunity to punch purdue's ticket to houston. moore, the other option, loose ball. and it's a time-out taken by a&m. did they get it? i believe they did with .1 remaining. they did get possession with 1.1 remaining. it appeared we would have a tie ball. mike: yeah, we were shielded from it. davis got the polka way. ah looks like somebody's a winner. ha, not me! cause shipping is a hassle. different states, different rates. not with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service, if it fits it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. so shipping for the chess champ in charleston is the same as shipping for the football phenom in philly? yep. so i win! actually, i think you deserve this. no, i deserve this. wow, got one of those with a mailman on top? priority mail flat rate box shipping starts at $4.95, only from the postal service. tim: tim brando, mike gminski. officials are looki

>> mike: great point.this is going to simply create a completely different kind of system than we've the biggest problem and i hope people will think about this, 80% of all the expenditure of health care dollars in this country go to chronic disease. the problem with this bill it is not addressing were this entire system is so doggone expensive. we'll come back so we can talk to the rest of you guys. don't go away. don't let woody throw you out of there. more on our town hall. keep those e-mails coming. you can go to us at huckmail at foxnews.com. we will be right back and so will you. [ applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] of all the things being said about our cars... the most important is what comes from you. if you are shopping for a new car, we invite you to put ours to the test. put us up against anyone. and may the best car win. is to reproduce every color in the world on tv. introducing quattron quad pixel technology. it adds a fourth color, yellow, to the standard rgb color system, creating a vast arra

. >> >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applaus [applause] >> hello everybody, welcome. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. well, before we begin let me take note of the strong and devastating earthquake that happened this week in chile. as with any such natural disaster it's some time until the authorities and reporters are able to figure out what kind of damage was done. our heart goes out to our neighbors to the south because even where buildings and homes did not fall, we know how traumatizing it is to go to bed one night and wake up with the earth shaking underneath you. to those who have lost loved ones or may be searching for them this weekend we offer our thoughts and prayers and we trust that the community of nations will come to aid the people of chile as they have so many times before and most recently in haiti. we're going to have news updates throughout the program and while you're watching tonight, you can also go to foxnews.com and see the latest fact that we can report. and we kn

>> mike: great point. of the concerns people have is this is going to simply create a completely different kind of system than we've the biggest problem and i hope people will think about this, 80% of all the expenditure of health care dollars in this country go to chronic disease. the problem with this bill it is not addressing were this entire system is so doggone expensive. we'll come back so we can talk to the rest of you guys. don't go away. don't let woody throw you out of there. more on our town hall. keep those e-mails coming. you can go to us at huckmail at foxnews.com. we will be right back and so will you. [ applause ] út@@@@p@ across america, people with diates have... one thing in common when it comes to their numbers -- - mine were too low. - too high. - all over the place. they'd like to discover what they mean... and how to best use them. and now they can. because the accu-chek aviva system now comes with... new, easy-to-use tools to help you discover... what your numbers mean and how the t

this is just so big for them, mike. largely because it would give them their second road victory in the conference. and for florida state, if they could get to 9 and 5, it will virtually -- and they've got another home game left. for clemson it would assure them .500 in the conference and give them 20 wins, which wasn't the benchmark today that it has been in years fast. but it still looks good on the resume. the road win is the big part of that. >> tim: with the games coming up that they have, imagine the confidence that you glean from having a road victory against a team that has won three in a row in the acc like florida state has. >> mike: i'm curious now to see what oliver purnell does to the situation. if one, he decides to wrap up, and at what point did he decide to wrap the guy up on the outside and not let them hit a bomb. you are definitely building a wall around the three-point line and defending on the outside of that. >> tim: one would think too, mike, 7.2 remaining, they would need desperately to get the b

>> ivan, mike shanahan said clinton portis will be back.to look at portis to see what his commitment is and attitude in the off season and mini camps. if he is committed to the program, they will keep him. here is the biggest thing about portis. clinton has a base salary of $7.2 million. of that $7.2 million, $6.4 million is guaranteed. that is not cap money. that is actual dollars that if they were to release him, they owe him. he has offset language in the contract. if another team signs him, the redskins would be responsible for the difference. >> he is not getting that anywhere else? >> they will not cut clinton. they don't want to pay him $7 million to sit on the couch. can clinton be productive? we will see that. that is why he is not cut right now. >> and the whole sidney crosby and alex ovechkin. he has a gold medal in the olympic games. that hurt. still getting over that. does he have a point? he is miles ahead. that is the part i take issue with. >> that goal against the united states in the olympics cemented it for me. i texted a

>> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ applause ] >> mike: good evening everybody. welcome. welcome to hawk bee, live from the fox studios in a beautiful new york city. first day of spring and boy it feels like it. we're coming to you live tonight. we are in new york. all the action is in washington, d.c.. where since early this morning on capitol hill they've been hammering out the details that are going to lead to sunday's debate and vote on the house floor. democrats are scrambling to secure the votes they need to pass health care reform. republicans are committed to defeat the bill. tonight managing editor of the hill bob cusack will break down what is in that bill and explain in simple terps that maybe we can all understand. also pennsylvania governor rendell and south dakota governor rounds will be talking about the impact this bill could have on the states and what it might cost at the state level not just the federal. dick morris on how the leadership is going to do whatever it takes to get this bill passed. and what kind of backroom deals might they be cut

but mike's risk reversal cost nothing and can now be sold for 130 bucks. bravo to mike. past is prologue. you're only as good as your latest trade. so mike, what do you do now? >> here's the interesting thing. this is always the interesting situation. we're now long the option that's decaying more rapidly. one of the things you want to take a look at typically is if you're short the down side put and it comes in under value the disciplined trader is going to look to cover that. in this particular cast i don't think there's a tremendous amount of risk that ge's going to fall, but i tell you what, i'm just going to stick to the routine. so i'm going to cover that down side 15 put. i'm going to pay about 20 cents for that. to help finance that purchase and actually collect a little additional premium i'm going to sell the up side 19 calls against it for 50 cents. net-net i'm going to collect 30 cents. at this point i have nothing but up side. basically, the worst i'm going to do is make 30 cents on this trade, but i'm still going to actively participate. if the stock goes u

>> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ applause ] >> mike: good evening everybody. welcome. welcome to hawk bee, live from the fox studios in a beautiful new york city. first day of spring and boy it feels like it. we're coming to you live tonight. we are in new york. all the action is shin welcome to huckabee, live from where the fox studios in new yor sk. all the action is in washington, d.c. where on ar capitol hill they have beento hammering out the details todev lead to the sunday debate and vote on the house sere t. democrats are scrambling to secure the votes they need and republican committed to defeat the bill. managing editor of te hill bob cusack will break down what is in that bill and explain in simple terps that maybe we can all understand. also pennsylvania governor rendell and south dakota governor rounds will be talking about the impact this bill could have on the states and what it might cost at the state level not just the federal. dick morris on how the leadership is going to do whatever it takes to get this bill passed. and what kind of backroo

>> mike: great point.one of the concerns people have is this is going to simply create a completely different kind of system than we've the biggest problem and i hope people will think about this, 80% of all the expenditure of health care dollars in this country go to chronic disease. the problem with this bill it is not addressing were this entire system is so doggone expensive. we'll come back so we can talk to the rest of you guys. don't go away. don't let woody throw you out of there. more on our town hall. keep those e-mails coming. you can go to us at huckmail at foxnews.com. we will be right back and so will you. [ applause ] if you have heartburn more than one day a week, you're one of fifty million americans with frequent heartburn. try prilosec otc. heartburn occurs when stomach acid backs up into the esophagus. unlike some treatments that neutralize acid, prilosec otc shuts down many acid-producing pumps for twenty-four hours of heartburn protection with just one pill a day. plus, it's the numbe

mike, thanks very much. >>> coming up, i want to show you this house, mom and husband go on a trip. the son stays behind. he's with neighbors. he decides to have friends over. next thing you know, 50 to 100 kids show up and these kids do $45,000 wort of damage. look at this house. here's food, blood, urine all over the house. what's going on with these kids? they even had a facebook page allegedly calling themselves the "home-wrecking crew." call in about, 1-877-tell-hln. >>> matthew and christopher perry don't use skates to glide across the ice. after strapping on pads and helmets, they sit down into a sled. they are here to practice sled hockey, a sport for both disabled and aibl-bodied athletes. >> always gives me a good workout. >> the perry twins have mild cerebral palsy affecting their balance and strength. until now, team sports were no fun. >> not only they get to participate in a team sport. it's a sport they can be good at. >> oh, yeah. >> many team members have physical or mental disabilities but,

[all shouting at once] [mike laughs] >> boy: whatever! >> mike: yeah? >> four!-4-6. >> mike: good job! >> girl: one! 3-5-9-7-1-1! >> mike: right! >> 1-3-9-2-4! >> mike: good job! awesome! >> and three is 2-3-1-3-6-1. >> mike: you guys rock! good job! [laughs] ...it just gets to be a really, really cool thing because usually in a class of 25 kids, maybe only two or three really excel and those are the kids that really, really feel smart. this is the chance for every kid to get that empowering feeling. ...you guys are awesome! good job! >> yay! >> yeah! [clapping] >> go, guys! yeah? >> 6-3-9-7-7-5. >> good! >> 5-6-0-4-3-9-5? >> mike: good! >> um, 2-3-9-1-2-1. >> mike: good job, guys! way to go! >> girl: yeah! [mike laughs] >> it was really cool because like first when you see kinds of problems that he taught us how to do, you think like "oh, my gosh, how am i gonna do this?" and stuff like that. but with the shortcuts that he taught us, it's actually kind of easy. >> tracy: every single class or test they take throughout grade school, high school, college and beyo

mike, thanks very much. our thanks to ryan, because we lost him toward the finish. >>> coming up, i want to show you this house, mom and husband go on a trip. the son stays behind. he's with neighbors. he decides to have friends over. next thing you know, 50 to 100 kids show up and these kids do $45,000 worth of damage. look at this house! there is food, blood, urine all over the house. what is going on with these kids? they even had a facebook page allegedly calling themselves the "home wrecking crew." tells what you think about it. call in, 1-877-tell-hln. >>> but, first, the only confessed assassin of malcolm x is making parole. after being turned down for parole 16 times thomas hagan is about to gain his freedom. he will be released at the end of april and he has been locked up for two days a week for the last 22 years and allowed to work and live with his family the other five days of the week. 1966, he was sentenced to 20 years to life for shooting the civil rights activist in manhattan in 1965. the ot

jen lasts just 19 seconds. >> please welcome mike thompson. >> reporter: mike is hoping to give the crowd their money's worth. he starts out on the attack, hoping for his trademark knockout. >> all right, spin him out the came. spin him out the cage. >> reporter: but -- he's quickly slammed to the ground. by the second round -- his opponent brings him to his knees. mike loses. >> it feels like my heart is ripped out. i feel that i failed my family. i failed god. i failed everybody. >> reporter: how do you think you failed god? >> he's given me gifts and he's given me tools and i didn't use them to my ability. i'm very upset with myself right now. >> reporter: but mike's faith is not toppled. by sunday morning, he's back in church, battle wounds and all, and still reliving the fight. >> when i hit him, i saw his eyes flutter and i was just too excited. i wanted to end it quick. >> reporter: a warrior for christ who believes you can both love thy neighbor and put them in a head lock. i'm ryan owens for "nightline" in kentucky. >> fighting for the gospel. our thanks to ryan owens. >>>

>> very, mike. first this is will be the mostwatched comeback in the history of sports, because it is personal and professional. even non-golf fans are anxious to see how he will do. but why all that pressure? play a tournament to warm up or tune up before this. in some respects it makes sense, he's won it four times. the big aspect we've touched on the fact there will be media control. no tournament will be able to dare i say coddle him more than the master's. the tabloids won't be allowed to be there and even a separate locker room for past winners. he'll be removed from some of the other golfers, as well. does he make the cut by not playing a tournament before that? i don't necessarily think he will. but, obviously, elin had to sign off on it for him to play this tournament. >> you would think so. you hit on a like there. mike, how much do you think control plays a key here because, hey, fans at augusta, a certain decorum, they can't be wild or they will boot them and maybe can never come back. >

is it going to be mike miller.nded up with 16 points at halftime. then out of halftime, indiana says you know what, let's give him a little more attention, stop him from scoring and make some of the other place guice beat us and they don't have in their arsenal for another guy to step up on a consistent basis to carry the load. he just said we're not as good as some of these other teams. he said a few days ago when i thought was perfect, for us to have a chance to win, a chance to win, we have to play well and play with energy. to have a chance to win. just think how many times in this league if they play well they're going to well boykins -- he's saying for us to have a chance boykins nearly perfect. you're young, you're inexperienced you're changing your roster on a day-to-day basis. how do you develop chemistry when you got all these guys coming from a different base? >> what they're trying to do is simply hold on. they're trying to keep the year together. flip saunders has given the talent pool he's had this ye

>> thanks, mike. thanks for explaining all of the stories in intimate detail so we don't have to do them anymore. >> thanks, good night jie. see you later. see you at half time. >>> they are tender, tough and taudry. enough about the united auto workers. let's welcome our guest. left wing, won't touch the sexy thing. she is so hot her blood pressure is measured in celsius. that makes no sense. our next guest is made of white chocolate and rainbows and homemade popers. he has cruiser control and he is so sharp he sleeps on a cutting board. >> i didn't ask. >> i know, but it was a good one. he hangs out on the dock. he likes to eat rocks and he lives in a box. my repulsive sidekick bill shultz. on the weekend he is a sock puppet. and he knows barbs like i eat carbs. it is a great show on siriusxm radio. and he covets awards like our readers are board. good to see you, pinch. >> not to be a procramer, but read andrew cramer. he is a print hall of famer. this couldn't be lamer. i am full of shamer. >> sad

big mike, why were you going to the gym? >> because it's warm. >> do you have any place to stay tonight? don't you dare lie to me. >> that's sandra bullock in her academy award winning performance in "the blind side." she definitely is america's sweetheart after that role, if she wasn't before. and there's shocksthat- there are published reports that her husband had an afarad. people.com says she moved out hoe and canceled an appearance in london. you know, youake a look at some of these shots. they loo to be such a happy couple. just last weekend, about a week and a half ago at the osca, she praises him, he tears up, then we get this statement from jesse james issued to "people." he says it's because of my poor judgnt that i deserve everything bad coming my way. and i am extremitily saddened to have brought this on to them. i am truly sorry for the grief i have caused and i hope one day they can find it intheir hearts to forgive me. stephen a. mide, and senior editor from "in touch." kim, what are the allegations here? it l

i'm mike galanos. all right, thisust into us, again about a thousand pages of new documents in the case against casey anthony and how about this allegation, casey was reportedly about to put an "x" on a map where little caylee's body could be found. equusearch leader tim miller was in the anthony home along with a search volunteer brett churchill, but mom cindy anthony put a stop to it, something, what do we get here? something doesn't add up. miller says the anthony family acted strange. in fact he says casey never even mentioned his missing daughter. hln is putting calls to casey anthony's attorney, not returned by airtime here. we'll take your calls 1-877-tell-hln's the number. joining me to talk about this welcome back jean casarez correspondent for our sister network trutv. what do you make of these claims? brett churchill is telling this story about how casey is ready to put an "x" on a map to show where little caylee is. >> reporter: what i did, over a thousand pages today, so you can imagine th

mike allen with politico. thank you. >>> we've been seeing polls, mike barnicle for probably six months where americans said, okay, if you want to pass health care, we want it to be bipartisan. >> you know, joe. you have to ask yourself a question. at the end of the day, do we send people to washington to read polls or do we send them to do what we believe is right or wrong for the country? too many of them go to washington and they intend to do this and someone says look at this poll and they go the other way. >> i think there's a reason why the poll numbers are so low. >> don't you think people don't understand health care. people understand it's not working and it's getting worse. and i don't think people have a plan that people have latched onto, but if someone could craft a plan, people would be receptive. >> it depends on how they frame the question. are you in favor of this health care bill? i might say at this point, i'm not in favor. are you in favor of eliminating preexisting condition? yeah. are you

mike seidel in tulsa, oklahoma w the latest. good morning. >> peter, the last day of snow and wind here in tulsa as yesterday's upper level storm and warm air dumped on the area. let me take you back to oklahoma city yesterday. you throw in heavy snow and 40-mile-per-hour wind gusts you get a whiteout. not an ideal start to spring time. it wasn't only oklahoma but missouri. metro area husbayarareas had ni snow. the icy roads let to three traffic fatalities. here in tulsa we had four and a half inches and another one to two inches on the way but, peter, by tuesday the temperatures back in the 60s. tough to see the record highs yesterday in new york. back to you. >> that's the case from there. mike, thanks very much. >>> in iceland, hundreds of people have been forced to evacuate their homes after a volcano erupted overnight. the good news is that no injuries have been reported. but, look at this, police declared a state of emergency. three iceland air flights bound for that country were actually diverted to boston. the volcano la

i'm mike galanos. we have chilling texts, just revealed in the beating of that eighth grade girl we have told you about. police say a 15-year-old boy is accused of brutally beating josie ratley. he texted friends and told them of intentions to kill her yet not one, not one, warned the authorities. here's what police say he texted the victim in this alleged text message war, quote, i'm coming over there and i'm going to snap your neck. that was before the attack after school that day. listen to the broud county sheriff speaking on nbc's "today show." >> we've all dealt with road rage in the past and now have text rage. it's just got to stop somewhere. >> he's right. it does have to stop and he's right about the text rage. let's get back to basics. a 15-year-old barely hanging on in a medically induced coma. that's how serious this has gotten. something has to be done. we'll take your calls, your thoughts on this, your questions, 1-877-tell-hln's the number. joining me to talk about this welcome back dia

mike knuble, a surprise choice in the shootout and it pays dividends. knuble, the wiley vet nets the game-winner. caps beat the pence 4-3 in the shootout. after knuble talked about his surprise selection as a shooter. >> yeah, i was very surprised. didn't get to play in overtime at all so i thought my night was over. >> did he say why he thought you were a good match there? >> no, no. i told him i got off the ice, i don't like when do you that. don't do that stuff. >> i don't know. i just felt he was going to score. for what, picking him? i thought he was going to score. i ended up feeling he was going to score. that's all. >> bruce boudreau a wise decision going with the gut feeling on mr. knuble. >> moving on to basketball, andray blatche played for the wizards tonight. he actually started. his very public feud with coach flip saunders was squashed. didn't matter. wizards lose again, this time in indiana. to extend their losing streak to a franchise record tying 13 games. flip gives blatche a little atta-boy before the game starts. somebody did have t

mike, you're looking at this. >> this is a really big quarter for them. this is actually -- this part of the year is their biggest quarter, as a matter of fact, on a revenue basis when you think about their business, which is largely agricultural. that makes a lot of sense. here's another interesting point about this. the multiples on this stock have continued to decline over time. so basically, what people are willing to pay for the future of this company has been going down. that actually poses a little bit of a risk here because if it started to revert back to previous multiples, even if they sort of remain static on the revenue side, you might actually see the stock lift. so i want to make a berish bet but i want to make sure i'm not doing it in such a way i'm going to get hurt if that happens. >> what's the strategy? >> what i'm looking as. buying the may 70-65 put spread. i'm going to pay $2.45 for the may 70 puts, sell the 65 puts against it for 90. net net i'm out $1.55. this can be worth a maximum of $5 if the stock goes down to 65 or lower by ma

. >> mike oz, this is sort of the poison hill suggestion from your publisher friend here. >> rich may well be right on that point, but the misinformation that's out there is that this sort of thing has been done throughout history. that's not true. we've never had a massive piece of welfare pushed through the system on reconciliation before. >> i think neil begs to differ. >> first of all, i got to say i'd never think i'd see mike agreeing with byrd. >> politics makes strange bed fellows. >> prosecute used this to cut taxes. the republicans will use it to cut taxes and the democrats will use it to increase the deficit. >> that's the danger. >> this is a time when it's so much worse. >> welfare -- massive welfare legislation was not the intent of this and if the abuses continue to grow, you're going to have more wasteful spending. >> that's the point. is this opening a flood gate we've never had? >> yes t could. in this casele and dime budget spending and tax cuts have been thrown into budget reconciliation measures on both sides of the aisle ever since it was first used in 1980. the d

inch of mike's body.anything that's ever happened to him, every accident, every time he broke his wrist. i've been with him. we've been together all our lives. it's utterly ridiculous, and it isn't true. >> reporter: and you were married to marty rathbun? >> 15 years. i know the man better than anybody else. now, you got to understand, marty rathbun is a liar. he never mentioned it, okay? >> reporter: he says that he did mention it to you. >> no, he did not. absolutely not. it's a lie. >> reporter: katherine, your ex-husba ex-husband, jeff hawkins, says about you that you're a heart of gold and you're a good woman and you stuck with him through some very trying times in scientology. he does say you were -- >> hold on, he didn't have any trying times in scientology. i don't -- it was the best time of his life. >> reporter: she says jeff hawkins never said a thing to her about being hit. did you tell anybody about this? i mean, did you complain about it? >> no. no, no. you don't do that. when you're inside

phil and mike are back with us again. from the owner of a gourmet food company. >> we're planning to franchise nationwide and i heard of different companies that do the whole franchising package. would you go with one of these firms or try to do it on a local basis and see how it grows? >> what i would do is use the franchise model but with my own business. open a second location, just like it's a franchise but own it. if you're going to discover all of these systems you need do correctly first. then you have a franchisable model. >> i would say that the franchise thing is the siren call to the rocks of destruction for more businesses than you can possibly imagine. >> because? >> it's a different business. than the one you're in. >> you're not operating that. >> you're talking about systems business, locating franchisees business and a mass production business. that's not the business you're in. >> which is why mike seems to make sense. >> really good. but -- >> it was genius, actually. >> if you hit it you can have the -

so mike's case fell through the cracks.ree days after his wife died, mike found his house locked up and everything he owned in the street. >> when you lose your loved one and you lose your house at the same time, it was the worst time in my life, anyway. i don't know, the pain was just so great. i just... i've been a recluse ever since. i've been just going to a little humble job and then coming back here. i mean, i haven't been able to... it was just devastating, it just kind of wipes you out when you lose everything and then you go, "man," you know. >> narrator: mike wasn't always a recluse. he was a deep sea diver who was part of an expedition that had found sunken treasure. and in his youth, he was an acclaimed dancer in the florida ballet company. ♪ >> you know, there's got to be more to life than this, eh? when you fall out of rhythm like that, it's just, man, that's a bummer, you know? >> narrator: before we left florida, we passed by mike's former home, for which he had paid $125,000. there was a man watering the tr

how is that, mike?to save them money. look, mike, we are running this year a $1.6 trillion deficit. the american people see a mountain range of borrowing and spending and bailouts and take overs and i really do think that we're moving into an environment where republicans and democrats and independents are ready for leadership that is willing to sit down at the table and make the hard choices and i hope to be a part of that at some point in the near future because we have to be. the truth is, this country going bankrupt and by this administration and this congress, we just greatly accelerated america's path way to bankruptcy with the launch of this obama care program. but the american people are going to turn it around. this will not stand. let me say that again. this will not stand. the american people are require that the american congress and this administration put our fiscal house in order or they are going to replace the american congress and replace this administration with men and women who will

mike gerrity, just a 32% shooter from that range, knocks it down.ockett. >> p.j.: what a difference gerrity made when he became eligible. 12-8 while gerrity has been playing. >> steve: is that a charge? it's a block, and it will go against usc's big man, alex stephenson. we have a time-out on the floor. there's your leader, the senior, derek glasser from marina del rey, california, grabbing the rebound and knocking down a three. we americans are always at our best when we hear and heed the cries of others. when confronted with massive human suffering, americans have always stepped up and answered the call to help. but there's never been anything on the scale of human tragedy in our own hemisphere like what we're now witnessing in haiti. y president clinton and i are joining together to appeal to you with real urgency. give now, and lives will be saved. thank you. thank you. >> steve: usc with a 10-9 lead over arizona state. on saturday, get ready, there light are on and the house is rocking for a pac-ten doubleheader. number two stanford tunes up fo

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you see "rip" getting the pass off of mike miller.. you see detroit making every shot a difficult one. a great play there by thornton. but too for a and few between. 54% to 35%, washington catching him well from the free throw line. there's a huge discrepancy in rebounds. bynum had 10 of those 18 assists. >> steve: 18 on 23 made field goals. mike miller didn't have his shooting touch. they've made every shot difficult. when you come out here in the 2nd half, you've got to try to knuckle down. >> phil: we know there's no safe lead in this league. you've got to whittle it away. you have to protect the basketball and work harder defensively. get their shooting percentage down. make them miss some shots and turn the ball over. there's only one turnover difference. >> steve: it was a huge difference last night where atlanta scored 32 points off of washington's mistakes. tonight detroit has 18 off of washington's turnovers. it's a 16-point pistons eaat the exc... what grndwithan ♪ yout habe so nice ♪ grndwithan ♪ yout habe so nice ♪ grndwit

bob and mike would know this better. when you have these extreme more vociferous and ferocious movements, it doesn't always help. as churchill once said newspaper another context, it's a good starter, but not a good finisher. the way parties absorb these things, and we've seen them a thousand times, we've seen it with wall loss and perot, they take some part of the grievance, address it and press forward. i think partly we're built for argument. the system wasn't created to really resolve much ultimately, to go back pre land din because we haven't mentioned james madison yet. i think we would be remiss not to. >> if you were in texas you couldn't mention jefferson because they've written him out of the history books. >> the first question we asked is what's going to happen in the midterm? we have an extraordinary bill. what's going to happen in the midterm? this is the way it works. in 1964 we have civil rights, '65, sloeting rights act. in 1966 republicans did extremely well ronald reagan was elected the state of califo

john. >> thanks, mike.hen "us farm report" returns a family farm in rhode island turns a corner by selling local. spirit of the heart land is next. rhode island may not be renowned for its beef production, but >> rhode island may not be renowned for its bee production but there's something altering that reputation. this family has developed a program helping keep the family farm in the family. the american angus association sent us their story. >> when i was growing up, it was as far as you could see, and little by little, it grew up, people started selling off and couldn't keep the small farms and would sell a lot here and there. >> i felt as though we needed a different angle because we weren't making a profit here, and we needed to. we needed to support the farm. one day was on the local paper looking through the farm bureau magazine and came across an article, 250 chefs looking for different farmers in the state to provide different types of food, and one e-mail sent got me three e-mails back. >> all of

mike green redirected caps lead. they tied it and sent it to a shootout. caps trailed but ovechkin buries that. gets him on the board. and this the 4th round mike kanubble for the win. they beat the pens for the third time this year. three players said they received chiropractor treatment and the police say there is no evidence of steroid use by any caps players. all right. if flip sanders has a dog house, andray blatche isn't just in it, he has a split level ranch with full indoor plumbing on the property. and here is the proof after andre ignored his coach and got benched. >> when the coach wants to teach you something and you think that you're above that because you play 16 games, that's ridiculous. it really is. >> i'm the most disappointed i've ever been in 15 years with a player. >> a day later, tempers have cooled. he started tonight against the pacers. baseline turn around. he had 21 and 6. so that makes everyone feel better. but that was a drop in the bucket. danny granger in bounds it, gets it back and gets two of his 31. wizards win their 13th s

first half wizards mike miller starts to drive. loses it. finally he's going to tip it to sean livingston and that's a good idea because look out below. second quarter belonged to kobe bryant who scored ten. check out the moves he puts on mike miller to beat the shot clock. 4th quarter the wizards trail. shock being. >>> you know what? if you ain't rubbing, you ain't racing. ricky bobby.  >>> the nascar sprint series in bristol, tennessee. lap 342. we have a situation. mark martin in the number five car gets hit by greg biffle. he goes into the wall. sparks fly. slows down oncoming traffic and there's a problem. 13 cars involved. martin finished 35th. biffle who started it all was fourth. seven laps left, jimmy johnson takes the lead for good. he wins his third race of the year. he's tied for tenth place all time. tony stewart was second. >>> want to root on a college team? georgetown women play baylor tomorrow night in the second round ever the tournament. i'm dave feldman. have a great night. i'll see you tomorrow.

captain mike. >> it happened about 20 minutes ago, mary. we are over the south river near the lee annapolis airport. this is just west of route two. this airplane has crashed into the water. it is believed to be a small, single-engine style airplane. we do know that the pilot that remained with the aircraft when it went into the water has been rescued. and is at a nearby marina. we are told that the pilot's injuries are minor at this time. he may even refuse medical treatment, we are told. so not very fortunate. but we have a significant presence of natural resources police, the coast guard, and anne arundel county police and fire both along the route 2 bridge here in annapolis. and at the marina, which is adjacent to it. at this point, they are content just to mark the location of the airplane which is now sunk. you can see the natural resources boat. they're actually just looking to hook a buoy to it. but at this point, no other injuries we know of. and we have heard they have notified the faa of

mike? >> reporter: well, david, in this community, where home prices have dropped more than 50%, today's promise from washington could not have come at a better time. the question now is, will those promises be kept? postal walker bau thought he was getting a bargain when he bought this house two years ago for $320,000. how much do you think the property has gone down? >> probably like 150. >> reporter: that must hurt. >> yeah. >> reporter: he applied last year to reduce his mortgage. he hopes this time washington is truly offering a helping hand. >> feels better if it works, if the program goes through. >> reporter: but you're skeptical? >> yeah, because i went through for nine months already and got turned down. >> reporter: this time, if he qualifies for mortgage reduction, he could see his monthly payment drop from $1700 to $1100. neighbors are desperate. and everywhere you look, you can see what happens when there's no mortgage help. we visited paris last year, and so many homes became

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mike told us, he understands english but not sarcasm. let's take a look and see if this ball hit the rim. i don't think so. >> steve: did the net shake? >> don: yep. a little bit. >> steve: so the three official s over there, checking with the monitor, to see where they will set the shot clock. there's dwayne from the pac-10 conference, making sure they get it right. steve physioc filling in for barry tompkins, he lost his voice. >> don: two pretty good games to start this pacific life pac-10 tournament. last night, overtime the game ucla and arizona was competitive pretty much the entire way. see if this one stays competitive. cal with a ten-point lead. we talk and it in the opening, how long will cal be able to go off of momentum from last night. how much do you want to stay and play tomorrow? >> steve: they're playing for their coach. lot of rumors about ernie kent. he has done a wonderful job at oregon. i have always loved the personal growth by his players. he has a personal improvement academics. they have been in the top academica

also, mike barnicle is back. hello. >> what a nice tone. >> well, i'm just saying, it's good to see you. we've got willie geist running in from his show and a lot to talk about today. the president will sign health care reform into law, but the fight is far from over. what's expected in the senate. we'll talk about that. could it be a bumpy ride as we heard from one senator yesterday, charles? >> i think, you know, they could throw up roadblocks, but i think that it's pretty clear that it's passed. i think that the democrats have to take back the message, which is that most people actually did want reform. >> yeah. >> there's an interesting cnn poll out yesterday which said, you know, 39% of people approve this bill. 52% didn't. >> yeah. >> 13% of those people wanted the bill to be more liberal. >> certainly it would be at this point very difficult to stop the tide. >>> also, adios a.c.o.r.n. the once mighty community activist group folding for financial reasons. but i wonder how much of a factor that videotape o

good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning, christina. there is a bit of good news in the poll if you want to look at the bright side. that is americans are very much engaged in this process here in washington, in this major policy change, and is it any wonder because it's been going on for a year and the passions are running high. one quarter of americans tried to contact their representative here in washington to give them their opinion about the health care legislation as it wound its way through the legislative process. many of those people were opposed. the people opposed are much more likely to have been involved and feel much more passionately about what's happening here in washington and most of those opposed want to see the laurie peeled and that does not speak well to democratic chances in the fall. let's take a look at some of the details. 46% support the changes in the health care system that the president is signing into law. 50% oppose. as far as the overall health care system and how they feel about that, 37% feel that it w

here's our list of the biggest political open mike moments. george bush and dick cheney on the campaign trail in 2000. they were talking about a feisty "new york times" reporter covering their campaign. >> there's adam clymer major league [ bleep ] from the "new york times." >> oh, yeah big time. >> and michael duval caught on open mike on a televised hearing talking about extracurricular activities with not one but two lobbyists. >> so i've been getting into spanking her. yeah. i like. >> the number one comes from the great communicator himself. in 1984 while running for re-election ronald reagan was preparing for his weekly radio address when he was caught saying this over an open mike. >> i'm pleased to tell you today that i've signed legislation that i've signed legislation that will outlaw russia forever, we begin bombing in five minutes. >> ronald reagan survived that moment and we're pretty sure that vice president biden will survive his gaffe after all, in a special honorable mention in this list today remember biden's boss last year t

nbc's mike viqueira joins us live from the white house.s just reaffirming what is already a part of the law. >> reporter: right, tamron. this is an unusual circumstance on many levels. first of all they're having sort of a signing ceremony on an executive order. second of all, it's off camera. those of us who work for the press, the independent press here in the west wing, will not have the opportunity to go and chronicle this event. they will release a white house photograph. and third of all, they're having these members of congress led by bart stupak and senator bob casey the pro life democrat from pennsylvania as well as about a dozen other of those house democrats that were part of the so-called stupak block. nobody needs to be reminded of the drama that unfolded over the weekend particularly with regards to mr. stupak and his group of antiabortion democrats when on sunday afternoon after a lot of back and forth behind closed doors from white house chief of staff and other officials with the white house, the chief counsel here, bob ba