and sometimes, just a change in energy, give mike brown credit for the lineup he's played. ebanks, jordan hill, they come through. >> mike: he started earlier this season. and a four-point game. remember, bynum has sat the whole fourth quarter. they have missed six free throws in this fourth quarter. the thunder have not been to the line in the quarter. and another missed free throw. four-point game. with all the misses at the line. westbrook. struggled all afternoon shooting the ball. bryant helps out. shot clock down to six. westbrook on the drive. pull-up jumper. too strong. bynum, the rebound. westbrook, 2 for 16. and the crowd fired up. bryant to gasol. blake for three -- tipped. still loose. and ebanks tips it out to bryant. bryant down the lane -- inside to gasol, puts it up, won't go. the tip is good! two-point game! great efl fort by the lakers. they've come from 17 down to within two. durant, the jump shot. too strong again. >> jeff: those are great shots that they're getting. for durant. >> mike: bryant to gasol. poked away by sefolosha and -- no, he stepped out o

. >> mike: listening to mike brown before that play. >> who are we? let's get a stop and we go home. we enjoy this sunday. >> mike: very simple message. well, what is this lakers team? are they are team that can get the stops on the defensive end they need in the playoffs? they know they have the close fehr he is healthy in kobe bryant. they have seen the emergence of all the other players and we have seen it, sessions, and metta world peace and obviously bynum, had carried significant offensive loads. >> hubie: the first half, the bench helped them out. barnes, mcroberts and blake. barnes has continued his major contribution, not only with the points the but the rebounding and also the assists. >> mike: no fouls to give for the mavericks, and the gak for the lakers, can keep the game alive, 3.208 go and gasol, didn't want to get fouled. and marion, pushed in and gasol did not go down, with .5 second left. the mavericks more disappointed the foul was not called. >> hubie: that is a situation with a limited time that was on the clock, that when you leav

right here you ready to rumble joining me for tonight's big picture rumbalara mike brown field editor of the foundry and the morning belum assistant director of strategic communications at the heritage foundation stuart take up his chief of staff the utility workers union of america and former director of organizing legendary director of organizing for the c.e.o. and author of the book plane bigger than you are a life of organizing and dan bongino republican candidate for the u.s. senate in the great state of maryland the commonwealth was no no it's a state it will take it as a state it's our state yeah it's actually the state i mix them up i'm sorry ok let's start out here. with mitt romney i want to start with health care mitt romney's wife ann has a history of breast cancer and has multiple sclerosis she would be uninsurable right now in the united states if she was not a quarter billionaire how what what plan do the republicans have for people like ann romney who are not worth a quarter of a billion dollars. well look i'm glad that m.s. is the subject of conversation because there

kobe, you had a nice moment with mike brown just now. what did he say to you? >> well, you know, just basically said, way to keep the guys calm, though we were down by a lot, just kept our poise, kept my poise and kept chipping away. >> lisa: what changed for you guys. you were down 18 at one point. >> well, i felt like we executed much better defensively in that area there. we really blew a lot of coverage and rotation. for that stretch, we played very well. thank you. thank you. >> lisa: that was diane carroll. it's l.a. >> she's been a dieheaard forev. >> lisa: describe devin and jordan hill, they played all the foufrt quarter and both overtimes. >> devin, you know, he really grew up tonight. he had a tough match-up with kevin. and he paid attention in film session and he came out, he executed extremely well. jordan's been waiting for his moment, and it was tonight, against a very big and athletic team against oklahoma, he did well. >> lisa: thank you. cop garage laxs. mike? >> mike: unlikely heroes for the lakers. and certainly unexpected here role, as kobe

kobe, you had a nice moment with mike brown just now. what did he say to you? >> well, you know, just basically said, way to keep the guys calm, though we were down by a lot, just kept our poise, kept my poise and kept chipping away. >> lisa: what changed for you guys. you were down 18 at one point. >> well, i felt like we executed much better defensively in that area there. we really blew a lot of coverage and rotation. for that stretch, we played very well. thank you. thank you. >> lisa: that was diane carroll. it's l.a. >> she's been a dieheaard forev. >> lisa: describe devin and jordan hill, they played all the foufrt quarter and both overtimes. >> devin, you know, he really grew up tonight. he had a tough match-up with kevin. and he paid attention in film session and he came out, he executed extremely well. jordan's been waiting for his moment, and it was tonight, against a very big and athletic team against oklahoma, he did well. >> lisa: thank you. cop garage laxs. mike? >> mike: unlikely heroes for the lakers. and certainly unexpected here role, as kobe

by the way mike off the air as well. >> brown: off the air as well. what does that mean? >> i think mike knew he was on camera. he was a great performer on camera. but he was really himself as well. one of the amazing things about mike, i think that really resonated, it's almost as if his interviews were so good, it's almost as if it didn't matter what the story was. you couldn't wait to hear what he was going to ask next. he the that extremely well. i think on television that is a performance. you need to have those skills. >> we all have a kind of sense of decore up when you're doing an interview. mike created his own decorum which was that kind of relentless probing. what is remarkable in the first place was how he charmed people to go and sit in that chair. people who knew that they were going to be eviscerated sooner or later. >> by the way don't try to hide something from mike wallace. because he was going to get it out of you. >> brown: he once describes it as walking, quote, a fine line between sadism and intellectual curiosity. morley safer,

wouldn't be starting today. >> brown: briefly. >> of course randy thinks people on the right haven't used this as a political issue at all. >> i totally don't think that, mikeaughs) >> good. >> brown: on that agreement, randy barnett, miked seidman, thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day: mitt romney took aim at president obama, after sweeping three republican primaries on tuesday. he accused the president of distorting republican positions, while hiding his own beliefs. the people around the dallas- fort worth, texas region took stock of tornado damage-- a day after a dozen twisters damaged or destroyed 650 homes. and wall street had one of its worst days in a year. the dow industrials lost nearly 125 points. online, we look at al qaeda web sites that have been offline for more than a week. hari sreenivasan explains. hari? >> sreenivasan: we explore what it means for the international jihadi movement if the chat rooms and forums stay dark. that's on our world page. do you read and write a second language? if so, you can help out the "newshour" translation team as we caption and subtitle videos this

. >> brown: but-- i will stay with you, mike, is the line clear?eans that's the question. >> well, and that's a good question. because having talked to richard, dr. richard allen bogin, one the top neurologists in the country on the nfl's concussion committee, he says that there is a culture change going on. the problem is it's to the going on on the sidelinient. it's in the owners' offices. it's in roger goodell's office. he can't have his offensive stars being hurt because it hurts his bottom line. but if it's not happening on the sidelines, it doesn't matter. it has to happen on the sidelines. >> dan lebowitz, you were talking about seeing it in the commissioner's office wa, about the sideline what about criticism even in the commissioner's office, that yeah, they understand it now but they came late to this concussion problem. and you know, are responding more out of fear at this point than out of real health concern. >> well, i think that, you know, people generally sometimes have to respond in a reactive fashion given sort of the way society

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mike capps jersey. -- my caps jersey. >> brown two of the stanley cup playoffs.the new york rangers are holding off the bottle with team last night. game-winning hit -- game 1 is tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. there is outrage over the way boston fans reacted to the elimination from the playoffs. minutes after the winning goal was scored, angry berlin's stance posted tweets tilt with expletives and racial slurs -- filled with expletives and racial slurs. "shame on those folks who decided to take to their keyboards and to other ignorant and the racism and hate." >> brianne carter is back with a check on the top stories. >> the space shuttle enterprise just hours from takeoff. the prototype is currently on the dulles runway. we look out there. destructive the back of a 747 jumbo jet. its destination is the aerospace museum in new york. nasa says it will be kept in storage at kennedy airport until the exhibit is complete in june. opposition from republicans -- the senate voted to renew that domestic violence program. the violence against women act which was approved in 1994

a new "red eye" returns on monday and guests include patti ann browne and the marvelous mike baker. time to go back to meed yolker michael moynahan. >> greaty lit ration. by the way, i got into the fact checking. i fact checked the hole gram thing and bill is right. it is racist. >> two for two, america. >> yep, you are winning. representative mccoder, where is he? there he is. a view from the capital, tell us about it. >> it is view from the capital. we did it today. you can tell what happens behind the scenes in washington. you can see it on the facebook page or twitter feed or youtube. >> there you go. >> and there itent with. >> jesse, you have some of the comedy coming up? >> i do. may 9th through the 13th at the house of comedy in the mall of america. >> jill, what is going on with the talk show? >> i still don't have my own talk show. i have been watching talk shows and in honor of my faffett are show, the kathy lee and hoda talk show, this is not water. hey, hoda. >> all right, that's. it that's all i've got. >> appreciate it. nice job. bill, anything you need to say? >> go

mike hellgren. >>> sky chopper 13 shows you the hole where the cover was brown out this afternoon. it happened on green street right near lexington avenue. >>> controversy grows tonight over dangerous dogs, a ruling by the state's highest court singles out pit bulls as many vicious than other breeds. if pit bulls attack it can cost landowners and owners lots of money. this ruling is making waving, megan cockrell has the story. >> reporter: a five-year-old boy mauled by a pit bull. last june a pit bull attack almost killed a woman. and a 7-year-old almost killed by a vicious attack. >> perfectly determining if an animal is dangerous is based on that animal's individual behavior and temperament. >> reporter: the new ruling has some animal rescued worried about the adoptions of pit bulls. >> animal shelters will see a surge in dog abandonment. >> reporter: landlords now also responsible for pit bull attacks. >> we're getting calls of people getting notices from their landlords that they'll be evicted if they don't get rid of their pits. >> this week they're coming for my beloved littl

mike. and the american ambassadors are against russia's foreign minister brown's on the u.s. envoy in moscow for saying european missile plans will plow on guard this of what other nation state. and enough is enough for a seventy seven year old group pensioner who kills himself because of financial desperation that's moved so. suicide rates in the debt ridden country his tragic story and much more at our t.v. dot com also we expect to hear from our correspondent with more details on that suicide. american lawmakers are having another crack at regulating the internet despite the recent embarrassing climbed out of public outrage. piracy clamshells a cyber security bill aims to combat hacker attacks like those which have plagued government and financial websites because it actually can reports privacy activists are worried that their fears over privacy are now being realized. the u.s. government continues spending millions of dollars to support freedom of the internet around the world but is it freedom for all we can leaks which to many has become the symbol of you are now free

mike schuh has more on this disturbing crime. >> reporter: angel brown doesn't know what to expect. > they shouldn't be taking people's dogs. >> "they," she says, are dog fighters. five months ago, ali, her pit bull, was taken from her backyard, to train the fighters. >> i wouldn't wish that on nobody. >> reporter: so when she heard, police arrested this man and confiscated his fighting dos dogs, i think -- dogs, angel realized how lucky she is. >> i came to pick my baby up. >> ali was picked up. he was stolen, not once but twice. and now, this scared, scared animal is finally going home. stolen to be a bait dog. a living piece of meat, thrown to the fighting dogs to make them more confident and ferocious. >> it's a high, high possibility. >> reporter: he is an expert. on the scene. payton, he says, was, like, ali, someone's pet. >> because the people that are fighting the dogs, they don't even have the spine to go steal their own dogs. they'll pay minors, under 14, 13-year-old gids -- kids to go backyard to backyard to steal someone's pet. >> reporter: the bounty? maybe $20. shaking,

brown will appoint a successor. >>> i'm really glad to hear mike's forecast because my ac in the car stopped working this past weekend it didn't! >> mike can you cool things down for her? >> i can. cooling trend started at the coast yesterday now spreading inland. a lot of you got your car washed over the weekend it may get wet, wednesday, thursday or drizzle this morning. higher elevations dealing with drizzle this morning. visibility limited. marine layer clouds and fog waiting for you this morning when you step out. also, a little breeze, south wind 13 at half moon bay, 15 at sfo, 14 out of the northwest at napa. everybody else is below 10 miles per hour until you see west wind gusting 37 in fairfield when you know the marine layer back funnels cool air through the carquinez area and also -- cloud cover, 50s, drizzle will start to dry by noon. mid 50s to upper 50s most areas east bay valleys will see the sun first. mid to upper 60s 4:00, the rest of us low to mid 60s bay and south bay. still drizzle possible during the afternoon hours. same scenario repeat tomorrow. upper level low will bring rain and showers wedn

brown helped introduce both bills which received bipartisan backing. the massachusetts republican will attend both signing ceremonies and a rare showing of support for a democratic president in an election year. nbc's mikerom the white house on this. it's interesting, as we've been talking about, you know the fact that we see -- never see bipartisan support coming out of d.c. but scott brown is going to appear in public with the president twice. >> reporter: a bill like this is an example of the old adage that success knows many fathers. we don't see a lot of that in washington this administration beginning with the stimulus and the health care bill, big bills were partisan bills right down the line. the stock act is an exception. looking live at the south court auditorium, across from where i'm standing on the white house complex in the iceisenhower executive building. the president will be signing the stock act, ban insider trading not just for members of congress but from the president as well, congressional staff. you might say to yourself, isn't insider trading illegal anyway? it certainly is but this sort of puts a point on things. this has been in the work for six or eight years, democrats have b

mitt romney, and the california democratic governor jerry brown, how the political heavyweights are flexing their talents. >>> first here's mikee with your community calendar. >>> this first evend is a book signing. being surrounded with wine producers, the bay area we're well familiar with wine, and today i call your attention to an olive oil testing at cupertino library. she's the author of "the passionate olive." learn about oil tasting and up to 100 other things, actually exactly 100 other thing. olive oil, i love it. >>> from love to oeuf, the egg, get a head start on the pictures with the easter bunny before the line gets too hairy. in san francisco we'll have that, along with the face painting, a jumpy house or hop house, i get, and easter egg hunt, brought to you by the hate ash bury council. >>> and the sounds of the islands will fell chabot college, and i'm positive, positive, you'll be able to get something with spam in it, likely rice with chili, where on campus, and even you could win tickets to go to how. remember, bring back some chocolate macadamia nuts or a t fine. after year. feed me! saving you money -- now,

i'm not surprised. >> mike, you actually were predicting that scott brown was going to win before anybodyto win. >> yeah. >> and you explained it talking about the roads that led from boston. >> yeah. going out to worcester almost every day on the weekend, i take one of my sons out there to hit with rich getman, the boston red sox catcher. and going through the small towns, you see all sorts of scott brown signs. and this is in december right before christmas. and i told joe and mika one morning, i said, this guy is going to win. >> yeah. >> you could just feel it. but this year, running against elizabeth warren, it's going to be a terrific senate race. one of the best senate races ever was john kerry and bill will. >> sure. >> and this has the potential to be another good race like that. but we know what you have going against you. just mentioned it. a republican running in massachusetts. you'll have president obama at the top of the ticket. that's going to draw a lot of people out to vote. but as a republican in massachusetts, how do you make that work in this one party state as a stren

brown and i work with central city collaborative. and today i'm here on the behalf of the bristol hotel. which is located on 56 mason. mike nolty has showed you the little map area of where we want to stay. it is very, very small as you can see this little section right here. that's what we need to keep in district six. so if you guys will help us out, and remap that, it will be a great deal to us and the tenants in the bristol hotel that we deal with on a daily basis. thank you again for your time and your preparations and you guys do a wonderful job. keep up the good work. >> thank you. >> following mrs. scott will be shelby, lisa shin, pierre and natalie brown. >> good morning task force. my name is lois scott, and i live by cathedral, i live on cathedral hill by st. mary's cathedral about two and a half blocks from the proposed hospital site. i'm on the board of the cathedral hill neighbors who were dispointed that our neighborhood who was going to be reunited in your quest and necessity to have the numbers come out was still split. i guess we joined russia hill as one of those neighborhoods that will be permanently s

enter the offensive coordinator mike loxley the third in as many years for the terps and quarterback c.j. brown. you will know them both well by season's end, win or lose. >> come on. come on. >> reporter: after weeks of beating each other up, tomorrow's spring game will be the last chance before fall to put on the pads and let out a little aggression. with two new coordinators in the mix it's also a good time to earn a starting job. you might be surprised to know it's not perfection that coaches are after but a little consistency would be nice. >> offensively i'd like to see us get off to a little bit quicker start and i'd like to see the consistency, you know, throughout. that's the one thing we really haven't seen in the scrimmage. >> don't let it come down. >> i think the skill set is there. you know, with c.j., he's shown the leadership. he has the arm talent you want in the position. he can make plays with his feet. we have to get him to consistently do the things mechanically to ensure he is throwing the ball and getting us in the right plays. >> the biggest thing was just getting consis

i'm talking about the blue eyed, sometimes brown eyed, blonde caucasian with the nature of the brutality. >> sean: reaction, mikethis kind of racial rhetoric is really out of touch with sanity. these people are stuck in the quicksand of the past. the past of anger, histrionic and rhetoric of the black power. my mentor, wilkins used to say black power, yeah, black power is black death. black power is nearly a -- merely a doorway, not to justice, but a doorway to prisons and to a dungeon. >> sean: isn't there a bigger issue here? that, michael, being if you put a bounty on somebody's head, where is the attorney general of this country? the person that put the bounty, on -- wait a minute. why isn't that person arrested at this point? >> first of all, as far as i know, no one has taken up the call for bounty. >> sean: it doesn't matter. >> wait a second. no one has formed a posse or do -- >> sean: what does that -- >> if they did, that's why i say, this racial rhetoric, call for the black power is the father of racial hatred and the mother of violence. so if anybody acts on this call for bounty, somebody kidnaps you

video was taken by mike napoli of the texas rangers from the dugout at the ballpark in arlington as the storm hit. the storm disrupted travel and left thousands without power. karen brown is in hard-hit forney, texas, east of dallas. good morning. what's it like there? >> reporter: good morning to you, betty. many of the homes here in the subdivision are as damaged as the one you see here behind me, but no major injuries were reported. and entire families say they survived in their bathtubs. you know, betty, this area of texas is often referred to as god's country. and at the very least, many believe there were some miracles. sandy cooper is trying to salvage memories. >> i'm gathering pictures that i have found. >> reporter: photos are scattered throughout the debris in arlington, texas. >> i'm gathering memories of the people that may not be able to find them. >> oh, wow! >> reporter: the national weather service estimates as many as a dozen tornadoes tore through the dallas area tuesday. >> holy moly! >> reporter: the powerful storm tossed big rigs around like toys, flattened trucks and destroyed homes and businesses. >> the roar of tornado, i'll never forget that.

mike barnicle, right up there, he's sitting up on the green monster. at the top of the hour we're going to do some politics, as well. we've got senator scott brown and the woman challenging him and tightly now, elizabeth warren, in perhaps the most fascinating senate race in the country right now. >>> boston red sox -- >>> welcome back to "way too early" live this morning at fenway park in boston, massachusetts, for the 100th anniversary of this fabled old park. the first regular season game played here april 20th, 1912, right now i'm enjoying the view from atop of the green monster, 37 feet high. 310 feet from home plate. unlike any outfield wall in baseball. if you want to sound smart today tell your friends this structure, the one that would become the monster, was part of fenway's original blueprint but it wasn't painted green until 1947. that was the year advertisements were removed from the wall and green paint was added so it would match the rest of this green ball park. we're going to talk to mike barnicle in just a moment, get his memories from up here. but it was this pole, 1975, game six of the world series, carlton fisk comes to the