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"the factor" and miller time will be right back.r bill: what does miller think about my interviews with barney frank? here it goes. i have a bunch of simple questions. as you know, i am a very simple man. >> i hate to say this -- bill: i do not think barney frank likes me. >> yes. bill: barney started off truculent. >> "truculent" is an adjective. bill: love that. you know, it was almost like we were, not pals, but there was some stability to it. >> billy, if i am going to row the boat across the river with people shooting each other, i do not want to see them flinging cream pies. that got a little too lovey doubly. did i hear you might go camping together? if you do, i want you to invite cheney and i. i will be laughing so hard, cheney will have to shoot me in the head to put me down. bill: there was some sarcasm there. as the sultan of sarcasm, you recognize the fact that i gave a little jab. to pay for the enormity of the health care plan, one of the things that was floated was a botox tax were people getting unnecessary plastic

miller's there. phil: miller led the team in rebound in the first half.son again they swing it to butler. butler against douglas roberts for haywood. brendan backing in. reached in caught him on the wrist they call it on dooling. phil: he has to be conscious of where people are when he goes to dribble take ball. dooling trying to get over there quickly but instead commits a foul. steve: wizards home tomorrow to face the knicks. the first time they have played new york this season they played them four times. phil: that's the latest they have made the knicks. steve: i agree. they have played almost every game. jamison ga t& . the wizards let by one, but the nets have come back to score five unanswered points and lead it by four. butler jumpe . douglas roberts off the glass mike miller for his 9th rebound of the game. butler's held by douglas-roberts . it will be washington ball on the side. which gives you an indication how earl boykins made things happen when he came in the game. the ball not moving the same way it did when boykins was in the game. randy

miller didn't show up. miller and jenkins were joined in a civil union in 2000. their daughter was born in 2002. when the couple broke up the following year, miller moved to virginia, renounced homosexuality and became an evangelical christian and later given custody of the girl but late ear judge determined she denied jenkins proper visitation rights and ordered her to turn the girl over to jenkins. >>> thousands of people who fled a volcano were allowed back home today even though the danger isn't over yet. most of the people who were evacuated lived within five miles of the mayon volcano. the activities have been decreasing over the past few days but warn the level of volcanic unrest is still high. >>> rescuers are searching for people who may have been buried in mudslides. more than 50 people have been killed after heavy rains hit brazil and include 22 people who died when part of a mountain collapsed and slammed into an upscale resort popular with celebrities. other mudslides left hundreds of people homeless. >>> check this out. you're looking at the top of

blatche guarding miller., puts it up, knocked out of bounds by foye with four seconds to shoot. good defensive play 689 yeah, like i said, i think this is a good match-up and certainly good for foye, who continues to get better, continues to get more confidence, equally strong and that time gets the block on derrick rose. >> steve: hinrich penetrates, will not count. >> phil: he had that arm wrapped around nick young. we could see it from our angle. >> steve: but before that took place, they called a foul on nick and rose will get a break. i think played almost 30 minutes and he's got 19 points, comes out of the game and replaced by jannero pargo. >> phil: it was pargo that hit the 3 to tie that game up. this is his second round with the bulls. >> steve: salmons, baseline, drives, reverse layup. salmons in his eighth year from the university of miami. had the first double double of his career against the wizards when he played in philadelphia in '04 when he had 11 points and 12 rebounds in a game in d.c.. one

lisa miller seen here could face criminal charges. a vermont judge ordered her to turn over her daughter isabella to janet ginkins yesterday in virginia, but miller didn't show up. they were joined in a vermont civil union in 2000. their daughter was born in 2002. when the couple broke up, the following year miller moved to virginia, renounced homosexuality and became an evangelical christian. she was initially granted custody of the girl, but a judge later determined she denied jenkins proper visitation rights and ordered miller to turn the girl over to jenkins. >>> thousands of people who fled a volcano were allowed back home today even though the danger isn't over yet. most of the people who were evacuated lived within five miles of the mayon volcano. now, scientists say the volcano's activity has been decreasing over the past few days, but they warn the mountain's level of volcanic unrest is still high. >>> rescuers are searching for people who may have been buried alive in mudslides. officials say that more than 50 people have be

but miller didn't show up. miller and jenkins were joined in a vermont civil union in 2000.ir daughter was born in 2002. when the couple broke up the following year, miller moved to virginia and renounced homosexuality and became an evangelical christian. >>> a man accused of trying to break into the home of a political cartoonist has been charged with attempted assassination. that is according to authorities in denmark. police say they shot the suspect friday night as he tried to enter the home of kurt westergard with an axe and knife. westergard is known for his controversial illustrations of the prophet muhammad. it's believed he has ties to an al qaeda ally in east africa. >>> rescuers are searching for people who may have been buried alive in mudslides. brazilian officials say a series of mudslides killed at least 45 people near rio de janeiro yesterday. the worst happened on an island where a piece of mountain literally clapped after heavy rain -- collapsed after heavy rain. a wall of mud hit a resort popular with many celebrities. other mudslides left hundreds of peop

off a steal, mike miller ahead. he throws it down. washington down just one after one. early in the second, lakers started to pull away. lamar odom lobs one up for shannon brown, the putdown. l.a. outscores washington by 15 in the second. about led by 16 at the break. third quarter, kobe starts to put on a show. he start 0d-3 from the field. he turned it on in the second half. 11 points in the third on 4-6 shooting. also getting teammates involved like pau gasol. washington makes a run. deshawn stevenson the corner

we talked to sean miller about kevin parrom.is best defensive player, we were asking him to compare his arizona team to some of the teams at xavier, he said they're not quite where they need to be defensively. >> marques: here he comes, here he comes. derrick williams, the freshman figuring out things in his head as we speak. >> derrin: mike montgomery has seen enough. he wants to talk about this arizona as extends their lead to 39-34. a quick pass inside to the freshman who is able to finish the play. arizona with a poin dort welcome back. the mckale center i the 2010 pac 10 men's basketball tournament from march 10 to march 13. go to www.pac sdlooet 10.org and click on the entry link. what a game we have hear. this young people is starting to grow up before our very eyes. >> marques: derrick williams going through it. you can see him going through all those kinds of things to see where he can be most effective on the basketball and credits sean miller for putting him in those positions. >> derrin: set a screen for randle. but

darius miller. >> bob: wow! you double inside. they make you pay.y orton. >> carter: reed brings it back out. reed with only three made shots in the first half. now has a game high 15. reed splits the defense. creates. sullivan. [ cheering ] back to a five-point game. >> >> bob: give me something to cheer about! wow! [ cheering ] they're alive behind us! >> carter: orton loses it. sullivan on the baseline. starts the auburn run-out. hargrove. three-point game! time-out, kentucky! [ cheering ] >> carter: the kentucky fans made a lot of noise inside beard-eaves memorial coliseum in the first half. but now the tigers fans have something to cheer about. a comeback effort against second-ranked kentucky. >> bob: from the corner on the pass from reed. the little guys are doing it. and lebo is happy. >> carter: there was chatter as the wildcats went back to their bench, close to the auburn bench. >> bob: several weeks ago i was fortunate to be in the building announcing the game between north carolina number nine in the nation and the college of charleston.

your miller lite? oh man... ( mumbling ) how high is the cliff? do you love the taste of your beer this much? well, you could. try the great pilsner taste of a triple hops brewed miller lite. taste greatness. if me and buster were hanging off a cliff... what is she talking about? i know. >> joe: capitals in the lead about to go to the penalty kill. not often you come to washington to warm up. but that's the story for george mcphee returning from saskatoon where it was 27 below to plus 27 here. what warmed him up is watching his four prospects at world junior champion playing for the champion george mcphee says he never felt this good coming back from a world junior tournament with the players he had. the guys playing. they were outstanding. a big save by carey price, he said all will play and some could be playing very soon. guys, back to you. >> joe: nice call, al. good to hear the report so favorably. >> craig: players are going to be happy to hear that. they are all going to be playing soon? you're promoting me right away. >> joe: go buy a car.

and joining us now to talk about it is dan miller with the heartland institute and craig sieben witheben energy associates. welcome, gentlemen. >> nice to see you. >> talk about the status 6 cap and trade or these other issues that could curb green house gas emissions. where is it right now in congress? >> the house passed the bill last may or june it squeaked through only two or three votes to spare. there was a lot of horse trading that went on. the bill clearly was cobbled together, making sure this interest group got its share and it this one got its share so it is a bill headed for a lot of amendments. on the senate side, subsequent to the house bill passing, the discovery that much of the science underlying the united nations international panel on climate change with the alarmist view of the environment was shown to be misrepresented, doctored, and it just really, a credibility problem has sunk in here that is going to undermine everything in the debate in the senate. i don't think so anything is going to happen in the senate. there is a bill, it hasn't gotten out 6 committee

chris miller and ron thompson. that was flip talking about andray blatche and why he had to suspends him for one game. he had a disagreement with the training staff about getting some treatment on sunday in the game against new orleans then the following day complaining about some opportunities to get some shots his way. so, ron, as i ask you to put that coach's hat do you agree with flip suspended andray blatche four games? >> total agreement with it. what i don't understand is how a player as he touched on could even begin to complain about shots. i just do not understand that. there is no place for that. and as he said if you're 6'10" and you want more shots get on the board. get some steals. block shots. do some other things. the three guys on this team it was gil but now it will be caron butler, randy foye and antawn jamison. period. the other guys have to find a way to get incorporated into the game but you have too many other things to do than be whining and complaining about shots and then you don't want to

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your miller lite? oh man... ( mumbling ) how high is the cliff?you love the taste of your beer this much? well, you could. try the great pilsner taste of a triple hops brewed miller lite. taste greatness. if me and buster were hanging off a cliff... what is she talking about? i know. >> joe: commonality washington at the verizon center. -- montreal and washington at the verizon center. >> craig: big part of the power play and for the caps, alex ovechkin. 26 goals in 33 games. only marly and gaborik ahead of him. the 14th captain in the history of the franchise. >> joe: montreal has not named a captain after sookey left town shaone morrisonn comes over to coral. this one the length of the pond. hamrlik with the touch up and al koken has more. >> rarely does bruce boudreau start alex ovechkin at home. he certainly did tonight and much to the delight of the crowd who noticed and was told your new captain in the starting lineup. he also received a standing ovation from his teammates. good beginning for alex ovechkin wearing the c for the first time. >

it was time to start your engine to see if he could survive the notorious monster mile. >> chris miller and don knee knew birring here's dover international stairway, year two of the monster mile experience, got the fan experience and i'm going behind the wheel, time to go drive. ten laps of fun, let's get it done. >> it's official, here is my pit pass and my name on it. if anything happens, put it in my meme mores. >> are now a semiprofessional race car driver. and maybe by the end of the day it will make you professional. >> it's that time. got to go put on my uniform and when i come back i will be a full fledged driver, i hope. >> hey, buddy. thank you very much. >> make no mistake, if anything happens to me, you have to explain it to my wife. >> me and your wife have it worked out. >> is that why the insurance papers are out this morning? >> i'm moving right in. >> all right. here we go. more laps. my man don new berger. >> that was a tip, for us doing 120 miles per hour going into that first turn, you feel it. you feel it. and that was fun. that was fun. >> i can't wait to do it my

glen miller gave him back. he came back, he was aaric again. >> what a great story, one of the most highly sought after freshmen in the country. he's overcome so much in this lifetime. 32-28, temple on top. when we come back, we visit with temple

chris miller spoke with gilbert after the decision came down and gilbert said about his meeting with the commissioner he said i did the crime let any do the time. i said let me do the whole season and i shocked him end quote. the version from the commissioner is different. >> miser stern, gilbert arenas asked to be suspended for the rest of the season and didn't want the players association to fight it. was this requested adds well? >> is that a statement? >> well, that is what the reports are saying is that gilbert asked to be suspended for the remainder of the season. >> where did you get that report from? >> reporter: sources out there are saying this? >> sources out there are saying it. >> reporter: so it is untrue? >> that is not true. >> reporter: so he did not say that he wanted the players association to fight this then? >> i don't know what you are saying. he did not say he wanted the suspension and he wouldn't fight it. asked and answered. >> david -- i am laughing because david stern makes me laugh. >> that is what tmz stick to the entertainment. >> tmz sports coming in ma

charlie frey to miller for a second quarter td and they're within one point in the second half.that's when the baltimore defense froze up with two turnovers, russell and his quarterback kicked off by ellerby who return 28 yards, the first of two oakland turnovers in the second half and the ravens cash in on that with the third touchdown of the game, a one yard run and he will take them to the playoffs t. ravens winner over the raiders to clinch a spot 21-13 the final. >>> we were in the same situation last year had to win the last couple of games. this is not new to us. we kept our poise. the players stayed together and coaches. it all worked out for us because we have a great team. >> the most important thing we have a great team, and it will be tough to beat. >> this is all i ever dreamed about, and i am ready the go back to work this week. >> the ravens get the clincher, just the third win this year. looking ahead it is on the road because they're a wild card and start in fox borrow against the patriot. >> >> thank you. all day today you can hear about the upcoming game, and

miller the touchdown. 24-10, pittsburgh. the dolphins quarterback is out with an injury.oving to west virginia, and and he is thrilled. -- drilled. knocked out. he did have movements though. technically the fourth strain, and he looks good. miami within three at 27-24. now down six. looking a little bit more like a fourth strain, high and wide kick by taylor. the steelers and the season with three straight wins, 30-24. they still need help to win the post season. they need a favor from new england. he clenched a playoff. neat twist and tackle by bernard. third quarter match. butler has gone the other way. 91 yards, and the interception. new england would lead 27-13 in the fourth, but with the starters now gone, the texans rallied. a three-yard score. houston a winner. still live in the postseason hunt. if the raven's can beat the raiders, they will go to new england and face the patriots in the playoffs. let's check the forecast with john collins coming up right after this. after this. it's so hard to choose one. you know, during the sign then drive event, you can get a c

back to you. >> david lee miller, live in brooklyn, new york. thanks. the job market is stabilizing. still the labor department today released some sobering numbers for last month. coming up we'll get a live report on the response. bottom of the hour headlines straight away. >>> i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. a new dilemma for the united states in the war on al-qaeda. the radical imam linked to the christmas day airline bombing attempt happens to be an american citizen. he's also been tied to the fort hood massacre in one way or another, and two 9-11 hijackers. now fox news has learned that the united states has targeted him with at least one air strike. at the same time, it's putting the confessed 9-11 mastermind who is not a citizen, on trial. katherine was the top story at the bottom of the hour live in washington tonight. >> reporter: the operation targeting the american cleric is one the white house is reluctant to discuss publicly. >> complicated by intelligence matters. >> rep

liza miller says she was once a believer too. >> when i found dahn, i felt like, this is it. now, liza is one of the 27 former employees filing a lawsuit claiming dahn yoga is a cult. >> i feel it's my duty to come forward and share my stories so that people are aware of the truth about the organization, because having been in the organization, you know, people that are still in believe something completely different. they are being deceived. >> the attorney for mr. lee says the only deception involved is on the part of the former employees who filed the lawsuit, he insists all they want is money. the next legal step in this case comes toward the end of the month, when the attorney for the former employees has to file a response in federal court opposing dahn yoga's attempt to dismiss the lawsuit. we will keep you posted. >> you struck a nerve. there has been an outpouring about the story on the internet on both cnn.com and here on our blog. >> i talked to you about that after the first night, it was incredible. we were inundated with e-mails and response, proand con, a lot o

after the suspensions were handed down chris miller reports how the team is trying to move forward. >> reporter: the day after league commissioner stern suspended both gilbert and javaris the team returned back to work thursday with both players likeness still above the court as the constant reminder this story is the center piece of the season. >> i was surprised. i think everyone knows the situation and guns in an environment, locker room or place of work is not acceptable and so i think that everyone knew that, we knew how the commissioner stern, i think the one thing we had always given him credit for is that he puts the league first and foremost and that is always the most important thing when he makes decisions. >> we wish it didn't get to that point but mr. stern, you know, felt it was the right thing to do and we knew it was going to be a severe punishment and the most important thing is that you know, those two guys bounce back quickly as possible and learn from this mistake, i like they are going to do somethings in the community to let kids know they made a mistake it was t

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your miller lite? oh man... ( mumbling ) how high is the cliff?ry the great pilsner taste of a triple hops brewed miller lite. taste greatness. if me and buster were hanging off a cliff... what is she talking about? i know. welcome home, man. >> bob: the wolf pack leading florida 29-27 here at halftime. tracy smith of the wolf pack has been a one-man wrecking crew. 14 points in 16 minutes. 6 of 9 shooting. we'll be back for the start of the second half, straight ahead on acc sunday night hoops. [ man ] put puddles on the line. yes, i know he's a dog. puddles, you're going outside with jennifer to do your business. right by your favorite bush. [ girl ] britney, britney. time travel is totally possible. the fabric of time is interwoven. [ male announcer ] some people choose unlimited calling, [ laughing ] others choose unlimited texting. but there's one thing not included in any calling plan. [ screaming, tires screeching, horn blaring ] [ male announcer ] the common sense not to talk or text while you drive. talking and texting while driving isn't

stephanie miller, bay buchanan, marc lamont hill and amanda carpenter. we're going to talk about another serious issue. affects millions of americans. weight, obesity. first, it's time for another great cnn hero. it's our first in 2010. watch. >> when i was growing up on a rural back road, family violence was an accepted way of life. my father raped me and beat my mother and my other siblings. when the neighbors heard screaming coming from our home, they just turned their heads. for domestic violence victims in rural areas it can be very devastating. they're out there with no access to in-town services. my name is wynona ward. the turning point for me was when a child in my family revealed she had been abused by my father and my brother. i just said, this has to stop. when i graduated from law school i was 48 years old. good morning, my dear. i go to people's homes, give them in-home consultations, provide them with free legal services and transportation to and from court hearings. i can understand them and they know that i will be there to protect them.

host contribute tore and stephanie miller, host of the stephanie miller show on the radio. okay, obama is going to propose a partial freeze, he's announced that already. he'll discuss it, i guess, at length tomorrow night. what do you make of it, ben? >> i've seen it many times before. it amounts to a small fraction of the federal budget. that cat is already out of the bag. the deficit is going to grow and grow and grow and grow unless they raise taxes by repeeling the bush tax. i think they'll have to repeal the bush tax cuts. it's a real crisis. both republic kanans and democr got us into it? >> ben, what do you make of it? >> i'm looking forward to hearing a speech by someone who knows america's place in the world market and has fiscal responsibility, and i hope obama is listening very carefully when steve jobs speaks tomorrow. i don't know, it seems we're in big trouble, and the good news is it seems the american people are realizing that when you're in debt horribly that maybe it's best to stop spending a little bit. >> larry: president obama, tanya, dismissed in the c

charlie to miller for a second quarter td. they pull within one point in the second half. and that's when the baltimore defense rose up with two turnovers. russell at quarterback picked off by ellerby who returns the interception 28 yards and the first of two oakland turnovers in the second half and the ravens would cash in on that one with the third touchdown of the game a 1-yard run and he will take them to the playoffs. ravens winners over the raiders to clinch a spot 21-13 the final. >> oh, man, we were in this same situation last year we had to wint last couple games and this is nothing knew. we kept our poise and players and coaches stayed together. it worked out because we know we have a great team in a we felt like we had a good team and a team that will play and it will be tough to beat us. >> that's all i ever dreamed about going to the playoffs and things like that. i am putting everything else behind and getting ready to go back to work this week. >> reporter: ravens get the clincher on the road the third road win this year. looking ahead, it's going to be on t

your miller lite? oh man... ( mumbling ) how high is the cliff?te of your beer this much? well, you could. try the great pilsner taste of a triple hops brewed miller lite. taste greatness. if me and buster were hanging off a cliff... what is she talking about? i know. matt: welcome back. it is halftime at the pmac with l.s.u. leading utah by a score of 39-33. matt stewart joined by daymeon fishback and jim boylen was afraid his team would have problems in the rebounding department. they trail by six on the scoreboard. daymeon: i'm impressed by the way utah came back. spencer was on the bench, though. it will be an interesting second half. matt: let's take a look on the our sec news and notes. at the top, number 14 tennessee, four players including the star tyler smith and also cameron tatum, another start you are, brian williams and melvin goings have been suspended indefinitely following their arrest on misdemeanor drug and weapons charges. that's about 50% of their offensive production. see how that thing plays out. number three kentucky remains

. >> bob: mo miller comes in and oliver heads out. 72-56 georgia tech.close out the win, it will mark six consecutive wins over wake forest in this building. lawal the rebound.ó8 >> larry: jackets trying to run a little bit of clock right now. i think a wise decision on their part. >> bob: shumpert, taken away. now a loose ball. and tech gets it back. shot clock at three. two, from mid-floor, miller, no. >> larry: i've got to ask a question. did wake forest have possession? >> bob: that's what the officials are thinking. should that have been a reset. they say no. ma the ig ecy, anat w mhterool twy. thatd bery ient etiace l of wet u hints'. a meplac not . uh,sban wouinit picke gi fhool i want makethats-- he gr wa heto g gir fnow herelan, but't k w >> bob: 72-56, georgia tech. this is one of two games in the acc tonight. our acc standings so far, what a huge win this would be for the yellow jackets, as they would give wake a third loss and tighten things up in the middle of the pack. the other game is in charlottesville and they've got a nail biter going

off a steal, mike miller ahead. he throws it down. washington down just one after one.arly in the second, lakers started to pull away. lamar odom lobs one up for shannon brown, the putdown. l.a. outscores washington by 15 in the second. about led by 16 at the break. third quarter, kobe starts to put on a show. he start 0d-3 from the field. he turned it on in the second half. 11 points in the third on 4-6 shooting. also getting teammates involved like pau gasol. washington makes a run. deshawn stevenson the corner drills the three. washington would get as close as nine, but l.a. too much in the end. kobe, steps back. oh, he's got it. that's three. 26 on the night for bryant. then, later, gholston lobs it up for odom who slams it home. lakers go on to win 115-103, the final. double-double for gasol. matched kobe with 26 points along with 10 boards. jamison faced the wid wiz with 27-9. lakers shot 60% from the fieldfive players scoring in double figures. 38 points coming off the bench. for more on the loss to kobe and company, we'll join chris miller and ron thompson. i'm

reggie miller, hogs are up 6-2. later in the first, alabama with a fast-break opportunity. michael washington with the big block against anthony. i need to see it again. >> charles: he used the proper hand to make sure he didn't foul. miss a free-throw and alabama up 18-12 at that point. second half of your game in a moment. eric collins and mark gottfried return. ole miss up on tennessee 33-28. >> 33-28. we're getting ready to start the second half. with mark gottfried, i'm eric collins. talk about the first half of play. tennessee didn't do many things as well, but they're down by five. >> mark: they didn't shoot well from the perimeter. they only made one three-point basket, but they went inside to chism. chism has been the key for them. ole miss on the other hand made threes and stepped up and drilled shots. perfect from the foul line. 11 for 11. if you're andy kennedy on the roey f at tennessee, you have to feel good with where you are sitting at this point in the game. >> eric: if you missed any of the first 20 minutes of play, get you up to speed with the first half

zach miller and what it does, watch jamarcus russell flinch. oh, he gets it, he throws -- that makes the football come up short. >> jim: oakland punts away. if you a just joining us here in oakland. a fair catch by carr at the seven. for those of you expecting to see "60 minutes" this is the "nfl on cbs." the ravens and the raiders with baltimore needing a win here to make the postseason. jim nantz and phil simms on the call here. a 21-13 ravens lead. "60 minutes" will be seen in its entirety. it's been a big day for willis mcgahee, all three of the touchdowns. >> phil: grubb gets on it. and how about this, nine people to stop the run, mcgahee -- oh, boy, all the scores and touchdowns. grubbs is pulling -- >> jim: first down at the raiders defense. and mcgahee held to one yard by scott and others. so the raiders defense must make the play here. oakland with two timeouts. >> phil: for the people just joined us too, jim, the raiders, they have been all over this, they have had many opportunities to be closer or to be leading. but the ravens with

charty frey to zach miller for a second quarter touchdown. though pulled within one point.e first of two oakland turnovers in the second half. ravens had a third touchdown with that one. the ravens win to clinch a spot 21-13 the final. >> last year we had to win our has couple of games, so this is nothing new to us. we can't our poise. the player stayed together, the coaches stayed together. it all worked out for us. >> the most important thing is we feel like we have a team, a team that will be toff beat. >> this is all i ever dreamed about, going to the playoffs. i'm just putting everything else behind and getting ready to go back to work. >>reporter: the ravens get the clifnlger on the road, their third road win this year. it's all on the road because they're a wild card. it starts in massachusetts against the patriots. back to you. >> our ravens coverage continues with derek valcourt. he spoke to excited fans. >> reporter: ravens fans are going wild. around baltimore all eyes were on the purple birds. the out come was what fans were looking for. fans are hopeful. >> eve

. >> jon: on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller, syndicated columnist,al thomas, jim pinkerton fellow new america foundation and news day columnist, ellen. i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. the year 2000, the new millennium, the beginning of a new decade of news and news coverage. the y2k bug was the big story of 2000, it quickly became a big bust. u.s. agents seize refugee elian gonzalez and after a long standoff sent him back to cuba. the u.s.s. cole attacked by terrorists in yemen, 17 american sailors were killed. figuring out the winner of the presidential election delayed due to ballot snafus in florida. the u.s. supreme court took on the issue, made a decision and 36 days after voters had gone to the polls, democratic presidential candidate al gore conceded the election to his republican challenger, texas governor george w. bush. he would become the nation 43rd president. jim, elliss, if you had to sum up that 2000 election fiasco in a few words, how would you roux describe it? >> i would say the reporters all voted for al gore in 2000

your miller lite? oh man... ( mumbling ) how high is the cliff?do you love the taste of your beer this much? well, you could. try the great pilsner taste of a triple hops brewed miller lite. taste greatness. if me and buster were hanging off a cliff... what is she talking about? i know. >>> and the numbers by william and mary that is pretty good in a lot of categories. >> they have an outstanding year defensively. you can see the commitment. and honestly that their ability to mix things up. 2-2-1. three quarter there. playing a half court for them on the 2-2 kind of look and the man sprinkled in. coach taylor, they really believe that they could take care of the basketball in order to compliment all of them and their defensive side and to score into the 70. they are very happy for them and the extras. >> for the tribe down low, and making it a five-point advantage, absolutely. on the defense. and that they were not up there. pretty much out there for them today. and forth in the field. and they already got that there. this afternoon, they missed t

the winner was jeff miller who took the title for the second year in a row.hours and two minutes. >> there was a winner in baltimore, i think the first time in history a woman won, in arlington, virginia, jessica mosley sat in the chair for more than 30 hours. >> i could beat her. >> i don't think so. >> i could. yeah. >> i hope you get something enormous for it. >> you got to do it through the bowl season into the playoffs. >> i wouldn't last 30 minutes. >> comen o, you would. you last two hours here. >> you know how much i get up. that's what commercials are for. >> by the way, diapers not allowed, it's in the rulebook. >> i would hope not. >> yes, every eight hours. >>> 32 degrees today. that's the best we'll do with the wind making it feel like low 20s and chance of flurries. 20s tonight and tomorrow, 33, variable cloudy skies. we could have another round of flurries but as we head through thursday we'll start with clear skies, go cloudy again and the next weather system could bring us some steadier and accumulating snow by the end of the week, reinforcin

i bring in chris miller. by the way, more of the david falk interview is on our web site csnwashington.com. what's next? that was the first we heard from crittenton. david stern made it clear it was gilbert's actions after the fact while the investigation was going on that led to his suspension. what about crittenton? >> keep this in mind, russ. the reason why gilbert arenas is signature at home is because of the actions that he had in philadelphia and the tweets and the comments he made after the game. javaris crittenton per his attorney has told him to keep his mouth shut. as you notice last night, delonte west from the cavaliers continues to play whis firearm charges still up in the air. he still has not heard from the league office because typically they let the legal process take its course and then the commission letter step in. >> is this in your opinion an isolated incident or does this open a pandora's box into cultures that reside within the nba or professional sports that maybe we haven't delved de

led by new coach sean miller against michael dunagan and oregon. it's at mackco oaoa l o will be honored toods as h meomso mth is williams averaging 15. he was the p0 erf ekst ee ri se ssst ye anonth abime ormer losing >> steve: knezevic abdul ga fall, this huge lead. nice job on the post-up by jamal boykin, using the body, using the seal. great feed from the target hand on the bounce pass inside. >> steve: patrick christopher misses the foul shot. he's 11 of 15 from the foul line, 22 points. the rest of the team doesn't have much. bryan-amaning now comes out. darnell gant back in. 71-48. washington putting the blitz kreeg on the bay area schools. gant wide open. >> marques: just kind of slowing down the huskies there. they get the open shots, they're taking it. why not when they're falling like that? darnell gant has improved his midrange jump shooting ability. >> steve: knezevic stepped on the end line. another turnover for california. they have suffered 20 now in the ball game. >> marques: that used to be in the old days, the old forceout play.

thank you to the miller center for organizing it. thank you for bearing up this whole long day and being so attentive. my paper holds a mirror up to us which is to say independent, non-governmental scholarly experts. how well do we do when paradigm shattering event happen that we did not do a job of predicting and scholars. my question is, how well to independent scholars do at policy evaluation after event occurred at alter the foundations of a major geopolitical [inaudible] how well do we do? it policy evaluation involves an assessment and criticism of a given policy, usually for experts. it implies even an endorsement of that policy or the recommendation of another policy. in either case, it implies a forecast around the world, namely that the world will be better off if you follow the policies that i advocate. how good are the scholars at forecasting under these circumstances? i looked at this and the defense considered under this project. 9/11 and the fall of the berlin wall. i brit fees down into four events, four decisions. th

came back to xavier when sean miller was hired. that time one of the best assistants in d-1 and an outstanding recruiter. >> dan: both love and frease, their two starting big men, on the bench with two personal fouls apiece. >> ron: that's on a 7-2 run, make that a 9-2 run. >> dan: just as we're talking about the two starting big men are on the bench, dante jackson throws it inside to jamel mclean, and he's able to power it up there. mclean started eight games early in the season. he's 6'8", 235, so he's not a little guy, and he just powered it right up through mcfarland. mcfarland now has to go to the bench with a couple fouls. >> ron: you see the numbers on mclean. spent a year at tulsa. started the first nine games but he knew he wasn't playing well, so they brought him off the bench, and now he's beginning to understand that role a little bit better, but this xavier team is so much better when mclean gets production. smith back in the lineup for wake. >> dan: xavier did a nice job that time preventing ishmael smith from getting

also, she sits down one on one with jane miller, tuesday at 11:00. -- monday, at 11:00 p.m. >> former governor bob ehrlich may be considering another run for governor. he asked thousands of people to march in annapolis at the start of the legislative session and says hundreds of protesters will not be enough. they plan a demonstration for 7:00 wednesday night and called a nonpartisan event. >> it tells a new year for president barack obama as he prepares for his state of the union address. he is pushing democrats to complete a health care bill and continues to address shortcomings in national- security. >> one day after getting more bad news on jobs and the economy, president barack obama is camp -- touting health care reform as a way to help struggling americans. >> we are fixing our broken health care insurance system that is crushing families. it is giving small businesses double digit increases. >> his state of the union address is coming out. house democrats say they won't rush the bill. the demands to many changes, health care reform could be in trouble. the president is trying

george miller, the gentleman from michigan, mr. dingell. the gentleman from ohio, mr. leiner, the gentleman from ohio, mr. kantcantor, the gentleman fm washington, the gentleman from texas, mr. sessions, the gentleman from texas, mr. carty. >> the following senators are appointed. the senator from nevada, mr. reed, from illinois, mr. durbin, from new york, mr. schumer, from washington, the senator from new jersey, mr. mendez, the senator from michigan, missed stabenow, the senator from kentucky, mr. kyle, the senator from tennessee, mr. alexander, the senator from south dakota, mr. thume, and the senator from texas, mr. cornyn. the members of the committee will exit the chamber through the doors. >> madam speaker, the dean of the diplomatic corps. [applause] >> madam speaker, the chief justice and the associate justices of the supreme court. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> madam speaker, the president's cabinet. [applause] . .

. >> maria miller. >> given that the severe weather, which has hit my constituency badly, is predictedto continue for the next five days, what action are the government taking now to make sure that supplies of salt and grit, including the stockpiles held by the highways agency, get to where they are needed most? >> the honorable lady is absolutely right. i think the whole house wants to be assured that, in this difficult period of weather when some areas are more hit than others, those areas that need to grit roads will have the salt necessary to do so and all the support that other local authorities that are not

>> what i'm meant is that finally after a bit of discussion about it, julian miller and john scarlett had it anyway but i understood and everyone else understood. but i cannot stress strongly enough in relation to anything that flows from intelligence assessment. i think this is very, very clear from the memos that you referred to both my minister john scarlett and his response is that not a single one of them at any time thought to question, overwrite, rewrites, let alone the sex up phrase of the intelligence assessment that anywhere anytime any level. >> what we are looking at is a process where the overall impression you guys from the intelligence sheds and we start off with this situation, which we have had confirmed to us. >> well, you should master and scarlett about that. >> there is a situation in which the overall view was that five years after the ending of sanctions could produce a nuclear weapon to one where the prime minister stands up in the comments, doesn't mention the five years but says there will be others who say rightly that for some example on presence going to b

that is very hard to overcome. >> i am a faculty member at the miller center. i want to follow up on one aspect of the current compromise in the senate on the public option. you mentioned the nonprofit planned. the other aspect of that is the medicare b anuy in for some age. although the cost is an unsustainable, it has been lower than the overall health care system. i am curious about the panel's view on the medicare buy-in as part of the cost control. there's the question of the public option. i have a follow-up on the point made. given the long term and sustainability on health care costs, i am curious about why employers have been so resistant to change. there has been mixed support for reform in general. i am curious if that relates to issues of ideology or aspects of technical dimensions of reform preferences. >> i think we all probably have opinions about the medicare buy- in. it surprised me when it was in the newspaper few days ago. i like the idea of more people being able to buy in to medicare. it it's my belief that power on the buyers' side is a wa