a good shot for muhammad. just didn't go in. >> spero: muhammad didn't start.hy ben howland for showing up at practice late. came off the bench. shot clock at 10. here comes dotson. a little fake. foul by travis wear. more free throws for the freshman, damyean dotson. >> doug: here's the previous offensive rebound. watch kazemi on the weak side. he will seal and post-up so that creates almost like a red sea opening for johnathan loyd. as loyd cuts in, there's kazemi. here's the opening. he also gets a second chance point. loyd blew a wide-open lay-up. kazemi not only creating the lay-up but also created his own shot. >> spero: his angle spacing, plays the game at a fundamental level. >> doug: he's actually very athletic. just not vertically athletic. people think you have to jump out of the gym. on the perimeter, he can pump fake and go by you. >> doug: you mentioned his three-year stint at rice before electing to transfer leaving that program. five-point lead for oregon after the free throws by dotson. woods got a hand on a pass and dotson with the loose ball.

egypt's president muhammad delivered the angry edict.pes to prevent them from spinning out of control. nbc's ayman mohyeldin is with us. >> reporter: a state of emergency has been declared following president muhammad morsi's announcement. it has been a step that many people here would not have imagined two years after the fact. now it comes on the heels of four days of very intense fighting between police and protesters. in fact, egyptian military has been also deployed in the cities of suez. the protesters, those who have been participating, have been angry about the slow transition of democracy. they're asking president muhammad morsi to cancel policies. he's holding talks with the members of the opposition. the members of the opposition say they will not participate unless president morsi is serious about resolving this conflict. >>> hundreds of families in brazil are mourning lost loved ones after a nightclub went up in flames killing a staggering 232 people. officials believe it was caused by a pyrotechnic display. the club's singl

>> thanks, muhammad. muhammad lila reporting from afghanistan. >>> and president obama will award the congressional medal of honor to former staff sergeant clinton romisha. he helped recovered the bodies of fallen soldiers. he'll be the fourth living recipient of the award from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >>> and a bus driver in seattle is being hailed as a hero this morning. his commuter bus burst into flames during the morning commute. he stopped in the express lane and moved everyone from the bus, safely away from the flames and smoke. no one was injured. >>> another strange sight on the highway. a racehorse in maryland, making a run for it. tossing his jockey and escaping. another jockey shot this video on his phone, while chasing down the thoroughbred. people do all kinds of things to shoot video in action. the horse was galloping about 30 miles per hour. finally slowed down and was captured. >> keeps going and going and going. >> yeah. how about that? >> interesting video. >> it was. >> back t

muhammad ali comes out of retirement to fight larry holmes.god. he's invincible. >> jimmy: exactly. >> i never saw him fight, but that's just energy going around. this guy's a god. you heard about him for years. >> jimmy: how old were you? >> probably 15, 14. and so i go there. he gets -- he really gets mercilessly beat. and holmes just really beats him bad. so everybody goes home. not a word said in the car. so cus is on the phone with ali the next morning. and he's talking about me. he's angry at muhammad because he's saying how he never beat you. he's saying, i have a young kid who is going to be champion one day. he's 14. say something to him, ali. and he was saying that he was sick, and he took medicine. and he got sick. and i was crying, because i'm a schmuck. right? [ laughter ] [ sobbing ] and when i get big i'm going to get him for you. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: crying. yeah, and then here's the cool part. you did. >> yeah, i did. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you fought him back at home, and you

years from the uprising that toppled the mubarak regime, egypt democratically elected president, muhammad morsi, faces his own challenge. here is a live shot from the tahrir square, where thousands are gathered. it has been a tumultuous two years for egypt, marked by political infighting, protests, a deepening economic crisis. critics of president morsi 1 radical change to egypt's new constitution. we can cross live now to cairo to our correspondent. it is the two-year anniversary. one might think that would be cause for celebration, but it seems the mood is different where you are in tahrir square. >> yes, it is. president morsi called for today to be a day for egyptians to come together in celebration, but it is a different scene in tahrir square. let me show you friday prayers a short while ago. the numbers are into the thousands. if you look up that street leading towards parliament, there have been clashes over there. we have seen tear-gas fired in the last hour or so. president morsi was calling for celebration, but a lot of these people are angry because the dreams they had two yea

and abc's muhammad lila was there, sending us a quick dispatch from the street. >> reporter: all night, protesters have been moving closer and closer to the country's parliament. all that separates them now from the heart of the government are those shipping containers. >>> and from muhammad lila there in the middle of pakistan's demonstrations, we move the now, you see these pictures in syria. they are new pictures of the disaster in that long fight tonight. this was a university, classrooms, dormitories. after two explosions in the city of aleppo. more than 80 people killed. the government and the rebels are each blaming each other for the blasts. >>> and we move on next to this nation, fighting the flu. and tonight, some new post cards from the front lines of america's epidemic. now, even worrying countries overseas. you can see it here. look. passengers from chicago are arriving in south korea, being scanned by those thermal cameras for signs of fever. and we are also hearing of churches back home asking sick parishioners to refrain from shaking hands or drinking wine from the larg

muhammad jury selection begins in the trial of the man accused of trying to blow up the christmas tree lighting ceremony in portland in two thousand and ten authorities for the twenty one year old claim he was entrapped by the f.b.i. prosecutors say mohamed atta was predisposed to committing a terrorist act predisposed to committing a terrorist act for it by predisposed you mean subject to criminal entrapment by the f.b.i. been yes i absolutely agree but this case is just one in the list of many high profile f.b.i. sting operations carried out in the wake of the nine eleven attacks and once again it raises the question about the real threat of terrorism facing us today the people involved in these cases had no actual. capacity to commit the crimes for which they are being prosecuted without the f.b.i. is abundant resources paving the way he could any impressionable anxious to rid teenager under the wing of an undercover federal agent be turned into a terrorist when the when they're provided the means and the encouragement can you say manufactured from head anyone anyway we've got lots

trial the way clean shaikh muhammad has been has played out people don't want him in the united states they want him before a military tribunal they don't have this is because this is war this is not like a civilian trial that we have four. war two americans these are people who are looking to kill americans and that's why i want tom obey as a military detention facility is an important asset for the united states i would have is likely not to do something because they want to kill americans and be prosecuted in the united states where this is their game that is totally different these people are not americans they do not against america and it's the same bag of terrorism and they do not have the same rights that americans do and that's a big difference between and timothy mcveigh so that's a completely ridiculous i'm hearing somewhat all because of one of the of an american want to bore i want to broaden did that. mean i didn't have exactly american rights sir but i want to go back to i want to go back to you saying that this isn't president obama's fault which i which i think we can

. >> jon: muhammad ali, team tebow, prolife comesh shavment michael jordan endorsed hitler. [ laughter some things -- only jordan could get away with that so gay rights coming to football. it's like the one man hot tub. we've never had a openly day player. >> we're never had a male proathlete in the major sports come out. it's been thought it's too difficult for someone to do that in a looker room setting. >> jon: i have been to some locker room settings in new york city. it's incredibly easily, maybe not to say it but certainly to show it. [ laughter ] but to me the surest sign that gay rights is here to stay is this. >> a former 49er and oakland raiders player appeared in court for a pretrial conference on domestic violence charges. 30-year-old kwame harr jis accused of assaulting his former boyfriend. >> jon: a professional football player charged with domestic violence against another dude. ♪ looks li li? [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back i my guest tonight stars in cbs' mike and molly. her new film is identity theft. >> tomato for me. >> i'll take a full

they claimed insulted the prophet muhammad. more than 20 people died in clashes with police.akistani authorities have since blocked access to the video-sharing website youtube. they've also banned sales of video games showing u.s. troops fighting terrorists in pakistan. >>> wildlife officials in malaysia are investigating the mysterious deaths of endangered elephants. the thai navy blocked them from landing on soil. it's the latest incident in the crackdown on the minority muslims. thailand is facing a mass influx of refugees from neighboring countries. on tuesday naval forces intercepted more than 20 0 migrants. a boat packed with men was heading south when it was spotted. more than 1700 are in custody. the thai authorities would normally deport them. facing international pressure they have stopped deportations but they have announced they plan to turn boats away. a conflict broke out last may after a group of muslims assaulted a buddhist woman. an estimated 800,000 have living in myanmar where they have been denied citizenship. the unite nations estimate that 13,000 people

president muhammad morsi says the protests are unfair. he's maintaining that he is defending the democratic process. and what we have here, victor, is a very divided nation. the question is, how is this president going to address the very real problems this country has when this country is so fractured. victor? >> patience is running thin. reza sayah in cairo for us, thank you. >>> louisiana governor bobby jindal says stop looking backwards. it is advice to his colleagues in the republican party as he lays out his vision for the gop and the nation. >>> also, have you heard about this? a bizarre murder in philadelphia. the victim is a doctor. the suspect is an exterminator. and the crime scene, a basement. >>> live pictures right now this is the gowanus canal. you see the movement in the water? there is a dolphin. you see the blow hole there. you see the dorsal fin. a dolphin stuck here in the canal. karen maginnis is joining us now. this doesn't happen very often, but it has happened before. talk to us about this canal and what happened.

muhammad morsi instituted marshal law on sunday night, defending the law.s gone into three city, including suez, a major hub. morsi defended it, saying it was necessary, but it is similar to what was imposed imposed on es in three decades of the mubarak era. many egyptioians defied the order and they complain that morsi is a new islamic mubarak, comparing to the former president and strong man. he has reached out to opposition groups to form a dialogue, but the opposition group, so far, have refused to meet with him. >> if they don't talk to him, what's the next step? >> reporter: well, there are parliamentary elections in the spring, gretchen. and that is where the opposition is going to try to make their push, keeping the pressure on morsi, over the next few months, but the opposition doesn't have a leader. they certainly don't have a comprehensive plan. with the type of violence we are seeing in the streets, it is tough to say that there will be elections. it's a very sticky situation in egypt. there are a lot of concerns going forward about just where t

so was muhammad ali hated by certain people.lack hero has had to suffer from the right. >> jackie robinson, muhammad ali, martin luther king was bugged by the f.b.i. and all kinds of rumors were spread about him and the demonizing of barack obama falls into that power. and one of the things that he did today was place history, in the history of civil rights and the history of progressive movements into the mainstream of america, you know, tracing it back to the declaration of independence. >> it's interesting to go back to what the dating is here. here's myrlie evers, the widow of medgar evers. ole miss, alabama and the wondrous thing, of course, the wife of the attorney general -- by the way, we just lost james woods -- james hood the other day. he died. and he was one of the two people who were integrated, basically, at gun point with george wallace standing in the door back then. in alabama. >> yeah, i mean, those were incredible times. and you and i have some recollection of those times. >> but not the president. >> no, he d

that's why khalid sheikh muhammad was wearing a t-shirt over that sweater. [ laughter ] fashion fans here. laugh the worst part is, without these scanners, i have no reason to laugh stay in shape any more. [ laughter ] sure, exercise will make me look better, feel better, be more attractive, but if a government employee getting paid ten bucks an hour doesn't see how i've shaved inches off my muffin top, why even fly anymore? [ laughter ] i might as well take the bus, where you don't need some fancy scanner to flash people your junk. [ laughter ] now, folks, my guest tonight a man named michael shellenberger. he is an environmental strategist who believes that we need new thinking when it comes to the battle against global warming. i agree. my old thinking was "what global warming?" [ laughter ] now, i began to believe in global warming after al gore's movie made money. [ laughter ] the market had spoken. it's the same reason i believe our children are fighting to the death in capitol city. [ laughter ] and the evidence is growing. look no further than australia, which was just simult

egypt's president, muhammad morsi delivered the angry edict last night. he's hoping to prevent the fledglingly democracy from spinning out of control. we have more from cairo. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. egypt's president mohamed morsi delivered a stern and angry warning in an address to the nation. the president declared a state of emergency in three of the country's largest cities in the eastern particular partly suez. he's also imposing a curfew to try to help restore security in those cities that have seen the most intense fighting. the military has been deployed in some of those cities and asking for more power. the ability to arrest civilians. that's is going ring alarm bells among many human rights activists. here in cairo protests continued for a fourth straight night between riot police and demonstrators bent on trying to get president mohamed morsi to resign from power and more importantly cancel a constitution that's been widely considered as controversial. nonetheless the president is pushing ahead with meetings today in th

this is it antagonistic and reminiscent of the european who publish the cartoons of muhammad and then surprised about the public cry. >> there was a colume by donald call. madder than hell and i am not take it anymore program for ending gun violence. he proposes repealing the second amendment and suggested tying our esteemed republican leaders to the back of a chevy pick up truck and drag them around the parking lot and until they saw the light. >> did you see the media outrage? >> i didn't. they should experiment with the cold dead hands . he was saying we'll murder all gun owners who don't register the guns according to his satisfaction. i am astonished. that was a heinous piece of journalism in my lifetime . where is the columbia journalism review people denouncing this in the culture. imagine if rush limbaugh said that. >> meet the press most david gregory who got a little bit of attention over look. >> let's stipulate that you are right and armed guards might work and widen the argument. this is a magazine foramnition that carries 30 bullets. if we got rid of these and replaced t

egypt's president, muhammad morsi, is hoping to prevent the fledging democracy from spinning outf control. we have more from cairo. >> reporter: two years ago, egypt's streets were full of optimism and hope as a united people toppled a dictator. today, stifling teargas and plumes of smoke fill the air of a divided country. egypt's police are struggling to cope with the protesters. they, too, have suffered losses and are angry. when the country's interior minister came to pay his respects to fallen policemen, he was heckled by grieving colleagues and their families. and as it has for the past three days, nightfall brought more violence. outside a luxury five-star cairo hotel. with a predictable decision, police charged the crowd firing teargas. minutes later protesters returned lobbing stones and setting fires to block roads. there are few words president morsi can tell protesters. this man says the president must resign and new constitution must be written. another says only protests work with a regime that killed his people. >>> hundreds of families in brazil are mourning lost loved ones

folks, we're wishing a happy 71st birthday to muhammad ali. adrian says happy birthday to the charp. a hero for his principle as well as his prowess as a fighter. >>> the other big birthday? first lady michelle obama is 49. another michelle says happy bir birthday to a beautiful and inspiring person. and mario says 49? let's see the birth certificate. she looks more like 29. we've got two first lady surprises for a birthday to reveal later in the show. stick around. but, first, we want you to share your thoughts with us. please head over to facebook and search politics nation and like us to join the conversation that keeps going long after the show ends. ltima is a better car than camry. to argue would be rude. nissan altima. with moving-object detection. lease now. just $199 per month. visit choosenissan.com. road and track called sentra an economy car minus the look and feel of an economy car. wonder how civic and corolla look and feel about that. the all-new nissan sentra, with best-in-class mpg. lease for $169 per month. visit choosenissan

and last night i said my three choices for dinner companions, jesus, muhammad and benjamin franklin ande they are. michael hayes writes from florida, i'd like to have dinner with you, bill, but only after you speak with jesus, muhammad and ben franklin. and david, 16 years old from alaska, writes that he would like to dine with hitler and stalin and find out why they did such bad things. judy from caramel, new york, paul mccartney, lisa elk heart indiana would like to habob hop from toledo, trace adkins and like to d

and last night i said my three choices for dinner companions, jesus, muhammad and benjamin franklin ande they are. michael hayes writes from florida, i'd like to have dinner with you, bill, but only after you speak with jesus, muhammad and ben franklin. and david, 16 years old from alaska, writes that he would like to dine with hitler and stalin and find out why they did such bad things. judy from caramel, new york, paul mccartney, lisa elk heart indiana would like to habob hop from toledo, trace adkins and like to dine with him. richard in south carolina, julius caesar would be the guy because he changed the world. and eric haas writes from alberta, canada, he would like to have dinner with president obama because eric is pretty sure the president would pick up the tab. (laughter) >> i'm picking that up, eric, not him. back to tips of the day, thank you for writing. very interesting reading. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website different from billoreilly.com. also we'd like to you spout out about the factor, from anywhere in the world and even kazakhstan. and

and at the end of the day reminiscent of the european newspapers published the cartoons of muhammad and then surprised when he there was a public outcry and that's the heart of it. >> jon: speaking of public outcry, des moines register published a column donald call, madder than hell i'm he not going to take it anymore for ending gun violence. he proposes repealing the second amendment and suggested, quote, tying our esteemed republican leaders to the back of a chevy pickup truck and drag them around the parking lot until they saw the light on gun control. did you see any media outrage over that? >> i didn't and he also said in that piece, that if you have a gun illegally, then they should experiment in fact charleston heston voted the cold dead hand and effectively say we'll murder all gun owners who don't register guns to his satisfaction. i'm astonished that was one of the most heinous pieces of journalism i've read in my lifetime let alone this fresh new year, where are the media gate keepers and this culture, imagine if rush limbaugh said that. >> jon: and then nbc's meet the press

. >>> today is boxing legend muhamm muhammad ali's 71st birthday. we must never forget that at the height of his career, he gave it all up for conscience. >> don't let me go shoot my brother or some darker people or some hungry people in the mud and shoot them for what? they never lynched me? they didn't put no dogs on me? they didn't rob me how are you going to shoot those poor people? you'll have to take me to jail. >> muhammad ali has been a hero to me. one that stands for something rather than puts material gain above his conscience. happy birthday, champ, you're still the greatest. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >> high noon for guns. let's play "hardball." ♪ >> good evening. let me start tonight with this. it used to be that the only way to get a like in the old dixiecrat south was to be em banking segregation. anyone who talked compromise on civil rights was suspected. well, to win in today's republican party, which began displacing the dixiecrats a half century ago, you have to be the farthest out there ba

all denied i prayed to god to protect my son muhammad i prayed for his safety and asked god to bring him back home safe and now for the first time we conciliation between the two sides looks promising each feels boosted by recent successes and is more willing to compromise her muscles capitalizing on the recent conflict with israel despite the heavy cost for fatah who's claiming victory after its president mahmoud abbas successfully upgraded palestinian status at the united nations as hamas and fatah move closer together the irony is that they getting help from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in his right wing policies and rhetoric are winning the palestinian support and sympathy on the international stage it was on that on yahoo's watch that as the recent united nations palestinian statehood bid demonstrated european unfailing support for israel has floundered it was also an attorney on whose watch that u.s. is revelations reached their lowest ebb and now it's on his watch again that palestinian unity seems plausible for. for her it's a long term interest of of for us to t

muhammad ali on hand to watch his hoemttown team shock the world.n interception for the touchdown. fourth ranked florida never got in the game. louisville rolls to a 33-23 win. >>> and one of the most fearsome players in nfl history is hanging it up after the season. baltimore ravens' linebacker ray lewis is retiring after 17 seasons. his last game could be this weekend when the ravens and colts face off in the playoffs. in 2002 he was arrested after the super bowl for alleged involvement in a double murder. he pleaded guilty in a misdemeanor and testified against his codefendants. >>> when we come back this morning, colorado controversy. families of victims in the deadly movie theater shooting are outraged over an invitation from the theater owners. icious k it's no ordinary nonfat yogurt. it has twice the protein of regular lowfat yogurt. and at 80 calories, it's the lightest greek yogurt with fruit. its creamy, thick texture helps satisfy you. so you won't feel like you're running low on satisfaction. light & fit greek. be light and fit. and sati

most are regarded as heretics because they believe there was a profit after muhammad. many frown on muslim prayers and epitaphs. the spokesman did not want to show his face because he feared he would be punished for speaking out. he told me the attack did not come as a complete surprise. >> they wanted us to remove all the islamic text which had been written on the tombstones. >> the discriminant -- the discrimination faced by them is unsurprising because in many ways it is mandated by the state. in 1974, pakistan was first elected prime minister introduce a constitutional amendment which the clear them on muslims. that means they are prohibited by law by making the call to prayer. -- which declared them muslims. the professor is a prominent islamic scholar. he does not think the graveyard should have been attacked, but he did not condemn the attackers either. >> no one should take the law into their own hands, but what these people did was wrong. , the should not have put inscriptions' on their tombstones. >> sometimes the discrimination has turned violent. in 2010, t

president muhammad morsi placed areas under curfew and announced a state of emergency. that basically means the military can arrest people at will. nbc's a men my had a dean is in egypt. >> not too far away from where we are, clashes are still taking place here in cairo. down one of the major roads there have been skirmishes in cairo and areas that are under a curfew starting at 9:00 p.m. the president delivered a very angry message last night. he said those participating in these protests were undermining security. the problem is that's not resonating with a lot of people, particularly the political opposition that as you mention are expected to be invited to the presidential palace for a meeting. the political opposition is holding its own emergency talks to determine what position they're going to take. they're afraid or worried that president morsi is using the cover of negotiations or talks without putting forth any concrete measures to end the crisis. there's a tremendous amount of political uncertainty in the air. >>> live for us in cairo. be safe. thank you very

kicked off a monday are intended to resolve dozens of legal issues among those on trial is how to say muhammad the alleged mastermind of the attacks that killed nearly three thousand people for others are accused of training and aiding the hijackers the defendants have been in u.s. custody for a decade now in two thousand and six president george w. bush announced they were among captives san's to guantanamo from secret overseas prisons the fans lawyers have asked the judge to order the u.s. government to release documents regarding the cia's alleged role in moving suspects across international borders anti-war activists sara flounders says the cia is using secret prisons outside the country to escape human rights laws. and the reason for their existence is it's part of the u.s. war on terror which is using systematic terror against thousands of innocent people the u.n. report said twenty seven thousand prisoners had been held by the u.s. in secret prisons of course in afghanistan and iraq but country so out the middle east countries throughout europe and africa. on more than seventeen u.s. sh

attention to themselves once again a french magazine publisher is a comic book for you of the prophet muhammad mocking islam is found this comes just months after a blasphemous amateur film sparked violence from muslims all around the world details on that analyses website. the echoes of the tragedy a six year old american elementary school student has been suspended. pointed it at a student and said now. there has been a fresh wave of protests in bahrain to mark twenty thirteen with unrest now just over a month away from hitting the two year mark several arrests have also been reported with police again resorting to tear gas and they're climbing down on public gatherings at the opposition's demanding a transition to democracy and the resignation of the prime minister who's held his position of over four decades but. recently jailed two policemen for beating a protester to death back in two thousand and eleven that is and cut sentences for several activists who took part in that year's uprisings human rights campaigners however say all political prisoners must be released and claim no intentio

attention to themselves again in a french magazine publishes a comic book but overfeed of the prophet muhammad. found it just months after blasphemous and lots of film. from muslims around the world more details on that. website of the moment. but also the echoes of tragedy a six year old american elementary school students being suspended begun with his hands pointed at a student and said you know. those stories and others who are in a web site of the moment. there's been a fresh wave of protests in bahrain to mark twenty thirteen with just a room. months away from hitting the two year mark several arrests have also been reported with police again resorting to tear gas in their van and clamp down on public gatherings the opposition is demanding a transition to democracy and the resignation of the prime minister who's held his position for over forty years. he recently jail two policemen for beating a protest to death in two thousand and eleven sentences for several activists who took part in that year's uprisings people rights campaigners however say political prisoners should be released and