lakers at rockets 1 steve nash - finds a cutting kobe bryant who does the rest 2 nash - his 5th assist10,000th of his career - to antawn jamison nash just the 5th player with 10,000 assists 3 4th quarter, rockets up 11 jeremy lin - crosses over defender then finishes the "and 1" after hard foul by robert sacre lin: 19 points, 6 rebs, 5 assists the cal bears think they might have a chance against the perennial powerhouse. 62-53. rockets win: 125-112 houston: 5th straight win the warriors will give the first 10,000 fans tomorrow night one of these: a stephen curry bobblehead we've got a little sneak preview of the bobblehead women's hoops cal 2nd year head coach lindsay gottleib has the bears ranked 7th nationally cal's eliza pierre - great pass to brittany boyd streaking in for the layup 16-11 cal stanford inbounding with:01 on shot clock there was a billy cundiff sighting at candlestick yesterday, booting field in an effort to unseat incumbant david akers. >> i think that it is a good time to be planning. and it is a good time and a good omen to bring the -- playing. were giving stadiu

they want to celebrate as westbrook fouls nash. the thunder players were talking about, they didn't want to give the lakers any kind of momentum. this is a turn around game. and obviously only a couple of games, utah, tonight, or this afternoon here against the team with the best record in the nba. this could be a huge boost for the lakers. >> jeff: it should build the confidence that if we play right and we all commit to the team first, we're going to play good basketball. and then we're going to have some great nights and maybe some nights that we lose, but we can't question whether we should play unselfishly and together. >> mike: best free-throw shooter in the history of the nba knocks down a couple, which equals the largest lead of the game. nine-point advantage, lakers with 30 seconds to go. jumped out of a plane. finally, i became a ping pong master while recording my debut album. how you ask? with 5-hour energy. i get hours of energy now -- no crash later. wait to see the next five hours. >> mike: kobe bryant with another 1

nash is only the fifth nba player to do that. congratulations to you. >>> a tale of two cities and twin brothers as rob ryan was fired as defensive coordinator of the dallas cowboys. in new york the jets announce md his twin brother rex ryan will keep his job as head coach. ryan said if sanchez does not play well next season quote that number will change. just ahead, kim and kanye's newmantion and which diva will perform for president obama at the inauguration. "breaking dawn" part two is breaking some records but not the kind that film makers want. you're watching "early today." >>> back to "early today" on this wednesday pornography. storm moving through the northwest. cold front will slice through behind it. colder air will move in through much of the west. all stormy weather is locked in the intermountain west. significant snows for all the ski countries over the next 24 to 48 hours maybe all the way out to friday. here's the forecast. look at tomorrow. tomorrow the colder air arrives with it, chance of snow in salt lake city

they want to celebrate as westbrook fouls nash. the thunder players were talking about, they didn't want to give the lakers any kind of momentum. this is a turn around game. and obviously only a couple of games, utah, tonight, or this afternoon here against the team with the best record in the nba. this could be a huge boost for the lakers. >> jeff: it should build the confidence that if we play right and we all commit to the team first, we're going to play good basketball. and then we're going to have some great nights and maybe some nights that we lose, but we can't question whether we should play unselfishly and together. >> mike: best free-throw shooter in the history of the nba knocks down a couple, which equals the largest lead of the game. nine-point advantage, lakers with 30 seconds to go. jumped out of a plane. finally, i became a ping pong master while recording my debut album. how you ask? with 5-hour energy. i get hours of energy now -- no crash later. wait to see the next five hours. >> mike: kobe bryant with another 1

. >>> lakers point guard steve nash reached a milestone. 10,000 assists and counting.is only the fifth nba player to do that behind john stockton, magic johnson and marc jackson. >>> in college basketball, duke retains its number one ranking as cook poured in a career high 25 points against clemson. the blue devils are off to one of their best starts with 15 wins and no losses. nice job. >>> and a tale of two cities and twin brothers as rob ryan was fired as defensive coordinator of the dallas cowboys. and in new york, the jets announced that his twin brother, rex ryan, will keep his job as head coach for now. and rex confirmed that he has a tattoo on his arm of his wife in a jets jersey with the number 6 quarterback mark sanchez. ryan said if sanchez doesn't play well next season, that number is changing. >> for another look of the weather, here is meteorologist bill karins. >> as a jets fan, it explains everything. the circus continues, right? >> indeed. >> the next one will be number 8 quarterback, fill the 6 in. let's talk about this incredible january thaw and how

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my thanks to all of you, gretchen hamel, bob beckel, captain nash. thanks to you all. strong feelings there, for good reason. check of the markets right now, we're trading off of it, 21, 22 points, the lower side. investors reacting to the start of earnings season, oh joy. there are concerns on earnings. earnings move the market, whether it is up or down. we're in that season now. we'll see whether the economy is as strong as some hope. >>> the movie massacre suspect, james holmes is back in court today after police officers shared heartbreaking accounts of trying to save lives on that terrible night. we'll have a live report from the courthouse on that as a follow-up today. martha: this story is not going away. a rape case in a small ohio town, potential witnesses now say they have become the target of threats in their town. >> we were brought in to help in this investigation. we've been able to interview many, many witnesses, and together to gather the facts and the evidence and our ultimate goal is to find the truth. changed my life - i feel so much younger. my husb

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. >>> steve nash back to the phoenix for the first time since back.win 92-86, and snap the lakers' winning streak. player to the raptor >>> rudy gay is on the move. the grizzlies have grade traded their leading scorer to the raptors as part of a 3-game 6-player deal. [ cheering and applause ] >> st. mary's won its 16th straight against usf. brad waldo finishes at the rim. they hang on down the stretch, 67-63. and stanford knocked off 10th ranked oregon 76-52. [ male announcer ] with citibank it's easy for jay [ wind howling ] easier than actually going to the bank. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank.

they made it all the way to san francisco general with baby nash and officer gritsch put him on the tableand he started to move. it was not just a christmas story but a story of heroism of what our two officers did for our community. i have to tell you again, they made quick decisions, they put this baby's life ahead of their lives, and they rescued him. and a little side note and a funny note, they went to visit the baby in the hospital, and security wouldn't let them in because it was the wrong time. they work mid-nights and couldn't see the baby. but i have to tell you, what you did here, your families should be proud. i told your two sons outside, officer cloud, they're here tonight because their dad's a hero and your family should know the same, officer grirch. on behalf of the police commission thank you from the bottom of my heart and the entire police commission for your service and what you did that night. you guys are truly heroes. thank you. >> [applause.] >> thank you very much. >> thank

steve nash, returning to phoenix for the first time in a laker uniform. quarter action, dwight howard. the rebound. but he injures his shoulder. he would not return. final minute of the game. tied at 86-86. michael beasley, the lay-in in traffic. suns rally from a 13-point deficit in the fourth. now, on top. kobe bryant with a chance to tie. the lakers and their three-game win streak over as steve smash loses in his return to phoenix. >>> heat visiting the nets. a little war of words before the game between reggie evans and lebron james. as for the action, lebron sticks the three. second quarter, nets trailing by 11. andray blatche, thousands it down. this game would be tied at half, despite the heat going up 12 on dwyane wade's lefty floater. third quarter action. all heat in the third. lebron for the rack. more from wade, now. miami outscored brooklyn 36-14 in the third. fourth quarter is a blowout. lebron on the wing. steps back. he scored at least 20 against the nets for the 20th-straight time. only other player to do that is michael jordan. >>> i'm d

steve nash, alley-oop to kobe bryant. lakers by seven at the break.lis brings it. entering the fourth, l.a. pulls away. chris duhon. an 11-point lead. kobe likes it. later, dwight howard. 14 of 18 from the field. 31 points, 16 rebounds, 4 blocks. back-to-back strong games since returning from injury. kobe, baseline fadeaway. he had 31. lakers have won two-straight. of course, the next test is a truer test, hosting the defending champion miami heat on thursday. >>> have a great day. >>> well, who let the dogs out? seriously. that was a question they were asking when these pooches interrupted a soccer match in turkey. one of them getting ahold of a fan's hat. >> they made themselves at home on the field greeting players. and weren't in a rush to leave. the grounds keepers carried the dogs off. good luck they didn't leave presents on the field. >>> there's parents awake right now with the crying newborns. here's an idea for you. >> this video is going viral right now. that's benjamin being rocked by the do it yourself auto rocker. the secret is a variabl

nash fell. my family and their relatives are all still there. i went to a pro high-school. i went to howard university. then i went to the university of michigan. first the history department where i got a ph.d. then i went to law school. in those days you had to get both degrees, but you could not get them at the same time. now you can't. now had to do one, then i had to do the other. >> did you come north to graduate school on purpose? >> i came to howard. yes. i came on purpose. i went to segregated schools and national. negros as it were called in those days. that made sense. when i went to michigan i was one of the first to this who was black who was in the ph.d. program because when i got there the head of graduate studies said to me he was surprised to see me. i found out what that meant. he told me, there was one time they came. he did not graduate. so i was sent there by my professors at howard who wanted me to work with a particular professor there. >> who are your parents? >> my parents were poor folk. my father left a surly. one of those lost, stolen, or straigh

officers gritch and cloud very genuinely relayed the accounts of that night when they saved little baby nash, so we will be putting them up for obviously all sorts of recognition, not the least of which will be a life saving award at this commission. i spent saturday with commissioner marshall. we underestimated -- what do they say -- we underpromised and overdelivered. we didn't know if we would end up getting a hundred guns and we got nearly 300 guns. the commissioner received them himself and then we just recently today got clearance from washington that we can pay the balance off and i don't know if the check was delivered today, if not it will be tomorrow so that we can make good on all our iou's and everybody that turnd in firearms, standing in the rain, making sure that the guns that they had could not be taken, ended up being 163 handguns, 68 rifles, some hunting, some military, 25 shotguns and countless rounds of ammunition, all off the streets of san francisco. oakland took 300 guns as well totaling 600 guns off the streets of the bay area in one saturday. so that's a good thing. a

a lot of people can nash their teeth, grab the steering wheel, find other ways to destress. what's a good suggestion on how to do that? >> well, the first tool i would suggest is breathing. that when we become stressed, we actually hold our breath which is the opposite of what we need to do to help ourselves decompress. so when you're sitting in traffic and you're gripping that steering wheel and wanting to curse the person in front of you, beside you and behind you, consider breathing. just pausing a minute, not worrying about what's going on out there, what somebody else is doing but worry about your breath. another thing is uplifting music. play some uplifting music. play a book on tape. sing. sing at the top of your lungs. become an opera star in your car. these are really simple interventions that can make that commute and that stress a lot more pleasant. >> how about another thing. oftentimes a lot of my friends will hold the door open for somebody as they wait to walk into a grocery store and the person walks by and can even possibly give them a dirty look, never mind

steve nash, a milestone night. his 10,000th career assist, fittingly on a pick and roll.me, the lakers led by as many as 14. but rockets rallied. jeremy lin with a long two. and then, later in the third, rockets up nine. james harden with the dunk and the foul. fourth quarter, harden, from distance. l.a. falls, fourth-straight loss. also 4 games below .500. >>> elsewhere, defending champs, starting a six-game road trip. miami, 7-6, away from south beach. dwyane wade buries the three. 66 of miami's 77 points. lebron james to the rack. 22 points. 33rd-straight game with at least 20 points to start the season. second-most all-time. later, lance stephenson, deep for the three. and then, paul george, coming off the pick. he hits a three. 29 points, 11 rebounds. his seventh double-double. the pacers beat the heat, 87-77. a season-low in points for miami. pacers also out-rebounded the heat 55-36. >>> have a great day. >>> coming up next, "the pulse." and who was snubbed and who got some love as nominations roll in for award season? >>> and jimmy kimmel, joking his way into his b

. >> congress has said the program for that on milk, nash car and other areas. you had a question about opt out. >> that was to the city attorney as to what the status is of a person who has been offered an opt-out opportunity has chosen to opt-out. what are their options? * and the way it was described in the material, we had folks they would have the option of opting in, but that we would not have the option of offering them another opt-out. so, the question, is that correct? what is not correct? >> [speaker not understood], city attorney's office. unfortunately theresa muler is the expert on the community aggregation state legislation. so, i don't want to venture a guess at that answer. she'll be available at 3 o'clock and answer -- >> that's not an answer i need to have right now anyway, but it is one that is an important question. it's one that's been sort of hanging out there for a long time. i have never had an answer that i understood completely. i like this description. i can understand that. i just don't know if it's right. that's why i would like [ina

they say they want to be consulted more and they say that they don't feel trusted as professionals nash course has a huge impact on future generations of children and in fact the national union of teachers was not ruling out striking unions of which never rule out striking. told me specifically that they don't you left out. the government is attacking pay and conditions and in fact just before christmas mike who gave the education secretary was reported in newspapers having put the department of education on a war footing with teachers which is not going to help going forward. as the u.n. says the syrian conflict has now reached sixty thousand the rebels one that prepared to use chemical weapons and then told the insurgent on explains they now have the capability to produce chemical arms and are ready to unleash them on assad loyalists and this comes amid the latest spate of violence in the country after seventy people were reportedly killed for alleged government as trying to hit a fuel station base in moscow suburbs the top international peace envoy to syria was the country faces help

nash, western national security, what's the dangerous thing that pan will have his terrorism.they them sent don't necessarily have to do something. they can contract it out, engage in tour rich against the united states and our allies. >> a former cia officer says the iranian ministry of intelligence and stewart used to conduct most iranian assassinations over. >> he says that kill char i didn't have. >>> what's the ministry of intelligent's biggest job set? >> they're primarily used in instant regression. >> set pratt from the report, congressman peter king has said that iran runs, ties out of its mission to the u.n. king made those comments after it was clear it was made to senate the burst. he said he'd work with iranian hilt people. in the walk of that, king called dip plets. >> iranian officials decide any role in trying to assassinate the bodyguardy ambassador in washington. we called and e-mailed her position on u.n. we got no response. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> still to come, shocking ol gagss of rabe in ohio. the video posted on the alleged. there's less to ret

. >> it was called nash and he took us for the very first cab ride. he will be joined by 150 dogs and among that war victims was there other than for those who have blindness. it ends in front of the white house and it is about a mile and a half long. the group told me they are actually meeting at the pentagon d.c. time so in a couple of hours and they don't start marching until 4:00 p.m. and they are very excited about it. i am tori campbell, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> coming up at 5:15, mayor ed lee is also there for the inauguration and he will tell did it holds a special significance for him. >>> overnight police are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened at 1:00 a.m. not far from geneva avenue. one person was shot and killed, another was taken to san francisco general hospital and is expected to survive. police right now are searching for the fun man who witnesses say was wearing all black. it happened saturday evening and gary jones was driving when somebody fired shots into his car. he was shot at least once and he died later at loca

tens of thousands without power outside nash. there were also tornado warnings in kentucky, alabama, and georgia. >> now your 11 insta-weather- plus forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> a line of storms went further south, all the way down to new orleans. a line of storms when across your liens this morning around 8:00. -- went across new orleans is morning around 8:00. the winds from the west are making it feel quite cool. a definite change in the city. this is the same system that will bring changes our way. will be a cooler weather pattern but very comfortable. partly cloudy daytime temperatures in the 60's. definitely a change coming there. the same front bringing the change to new orleans is approaching us tonight. ahead of it we hit 70. we were within two degrees of hitting the record high set back in 1914. everyone in maryland on the warm side of the approaching front. we have flood watches and advisory's covering much of maryland from the mountains to the bay to parts of southern maryland. that means heavy downpours could cau

to now because he's got more fire power now, so you've got to utilize dwight howard, gasol, steve nashll of famers to play with and he figured it out. let me just be a facilitator and get the passing going to these guys to help them to score. >> jimmy: you were very enthused about dwight howard coming to the lakers. are you as enthused now? do you think lakers should trade dwight howard? >> lately i've been very happy with dwight. >> jimmy: you're very fickle. it goes from week to week. >> lately, because we won three games in a row. [ laughter ] i'm very happy, dwight. stay, dwight. stay, dwight. >> jimmy: i stole this picture off the wall of espn. [ laughter ] i have never been this happy in my life. it looks like somebody hit you on the head with a frying pan. [ laughter ] >> they probably did. >> jimmy: what's going on? >> it probably was mike d'antoni, the coach of the lakers. >> jimmy: it probably was. i have a new feud i'd like do you get involved in. i know for years you had the thing with larry bird. i want to show you a clip from what happened last week here at the show. >> j

it is nash fm 94.7. i am very excited about that. excited to see obama yesterday. wait until you see me on saturday night in atlantic city watching a concert with maria lambert and dierks bentley. >> you are touring right now with kierks. how did it come about? did you approach him about this? >> we have been on tour together two other times. dierks and i. we just really fit together. we kind of have the same fan base and the same type of music. we love, you know, for the whole tour to feel like a big old party. one big happy family. came time to figure out what we'd do in 2013 it felt right to go out with dierks again because the other times we toured together it worked out. it is happy family. we have kids and dogs. i mean, tierks brings the girls out. freddie history of one more thing, talking about -- >> dana: she was talking about a partnership. he is likes dogs, too. freddie why do we need to see a whole interview we saw on "fox and friends." i got to see two country music interviews. >> eric: we need to move on. we have to mov

the nash rifle association opposes any new gun laws.kie spear is calling on the president to use his executive powers to act. >> i recommended that he do by executive action as much as he can, because i am not very confident that this congress is going to have the guts to do what's right. >> the task force recommendations are expected to include requiring background checks for all gun purchases, a limit on the numbers of bullets allowed in magazines, and a new ban on assault weapons. >>> in the bay area, a gun buy back is scheduled for tomorrow in marin county. from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. >>> u.s. supreme court justice clarence thomas broke a 7-year long silence today when he spoke out loud during oral arguments, but he broke he violence not with a question, but a joke. thomas is known for rarely commenting from the bench. in fact, the last time he did so during a case was february of 2006. but today, during arguments, he made a joke about ivy league lawyers, poking fun at yale, where he graduated from law school. >> u.s. defense secre

they created al hur nash response to al-jazeera. they cannot get a foothold.e it doesn't feed in the biass against america. and against israel. >> bob: you remember "washington times" when it was still around. it still is around. but conservative paper in washington. owned by reverend son muhn, korean. everybody wants a piece of the market. >> greg: you know what you get for $100 million? mini fridge, camera and old page of older men's depends. >> dana: the other thing, look at the people that al gore assembled he is not a good manager. he didn't hire great people. >> bob: he can make money. >> observerman's depends -- olbermann's depends? >> greg: yes. >> dana: i was trying to elevate the dialogue. >> greg: you tried but you failed. >> dana: once again. >> bob: you brought it so low, tough to get it up. >> greg: right. >> andrea: oh, gosh. >> dana: chicago mayor rahm emanuel took office in 2011 he penalled to make the city streets safer. the numbers are in and the situation is grim. even the "new york times" is picking up the story. are the policies failing?

historian george nash and others have argued that without anti-communism there be no unified movement beginning in the 1950's and without a conservative movement no presidential candidate barry goldwater 1964 or president-elect reagan in 1980. "witness" is an essential work and may have been in the state more anti-communist than any other book including reagan who could quote from memory the first pages of the forward for many years afterwards. libertarian columnist chamberlain and the prince of darkness commentator novak. whittaker chambers was one of the great men of our time wrote the conservative publisher al regnery because of his see enormous talent as a writer. steadfast courage in the face of the campaign, his witness to god's grace and the fortified power. whittaker chambers placed every conceivable taste conservative in his debt for all time. thank you very much. [applause] >> we'll ask our panelists to speak from sitting down. professor john lewis gaddis. >> thank you to the organizers. it is safe to say of professors have a certain guilty speakers that was forced to confes

lakers point guard steve nash is towelling off during a break in the third quarter.s the towel to his teammate metta world peace. i guess when you shower together, stuff like that doesn't faze you. here's some bad news for congress. congress's approval rating is 9% right now. a new poll from public policy polling showed that congress is currently less popular than root canals, colonoscopies, traffic jams, cockroach, brussels sprouts, the band nickel back, and lice. nickel back must be thrilled to be in there with lice. this is my favorite question. this is a real question they asked. what do you have a higher opinion of, congress or gonorrhea? 53% said congress, 18% said undecided. so there you go. you're almost twice as popular as an std, congress. now, congress is doing a bad job, there's no doubt about that. but it got me thinking, how much do people really know about what they're complaining about? we sent a camera on to hollywood boulevard today to ask people what i think are two very good questions. >> what is your name and where are you from? >> mike, i'm from