steve nash, to dwight. and that assist would tie nash with magic johnson for fourth on the all-time assist list. later in the quarter, nash to n antoiwan jamison. and with that, nash is fourth of all-time. lakers beat the celtics, 113-99. >>> knicks visiting the pacers. knicks down double digits early. tempers flaring. stoudami stoudamire, hansbrough. gets angry at the ref. closing seconds at the first half, more anger. jared smith, lance stephenson, chirping at each other. knicks fell by 30 at the half. to the third. paul george, no-look pass to david west. the pacer's 30-point victory is the second-largest win over the knicks in franchise history. >>> that's your "sportscenter" update. i'm hakem dermish. have a great day. >>> coming up next this morning, stories of triumph in today's "pulse." >>> first, of course, we welcome home robin roberts. >>> and then, we hear from a man who was being rescued after being trapped in an avalanche. stay with us. [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when

let's bring in petty officer bobby nash. officer nash, thank you for joining us on cnbc. do you believe if it is dark it should wait until day fall or day break to come into port? >> that certainly is not something we would be able to speculate on. the carnival cruise ship company has submitted a dead ship tow plan to coast guard which has been approved bp but as far as what is best for towing that vessel back in, i'm not subject matter expect on that topic. >> officer nash, what can you tell us about a mobile bay? is it a particularly treacherous or hazardous bay? >> i also don't have anything in particular about the bay itself. the plan they submitted has gone to people thoroughly involved into the port of mobile. they understand the complication answers problems that it would take to make such a maneuver this there. and they will certainly take most precautions necessary and steps necessary to ensure that everybody on board thees have sell safe as they transport into the port of mobile. >> one thing we are hearing, officer nash, is that the port officials prefer it doe

>> guest: that is -- the navy nurse that you pointed to is peg nash. the navy nurses, there were 11 of them who were prisoners of war. that was taken at oak knoll hospital in california, where they were sent after their liberation. c-span: who's in the middle right here? >> guest: jeannette mcdonald, the famous movie star and actress and singer. she was at oak knoll naval hospital visiting wounded sailors and marines. when she heard the navy nurses had just been brought in, she stopped down to see them. and i love that photo, because if you look at the faces of the navy nurses, particular peg nash, who had tuberculosis at the time... c-span: where is she in this? >> guest: sh -- you -- your finger was just pointed at her. c-span: right here? >> guest: you can just--if you look at their eyes and their faces, they're very thin, they're not well, and here's this glamorous actress next to them. c-span: what did they think, though, of a glamorous actress coming into the picture after they'd lived through th -- four years of you know what? >> guest: i asked

lebron james, steve nash saying hello. kobe bryant spins, makes the circus shot plus the foul. he had a team high 28 points today. later in the third, dwyane wade alone, the reverse jam. wade with 30 points today. fourth quarter play of the game right here. kobe turns it over on the baseline. the heat up ahead. norris cole lobs to lebron james who throws it down. he had 32. fifth straight 30-point effort. that is a franchise effort. heat over the lakers 107-97. >>> to golf, final round of the pebble beach pro a.m. at the picturesque look at monterey peninsula where the animal kingdom grabbing a flotilla, if they had one, for an up-close look. a look at brandt snedeker. finds the bottom of the jar. 17 under par. next hole, 11, a shorter attempt, but the same results. ned didsnedeker wins today. he will move to fourth place in the world golf rankings. >>> ravens wide receiver anquan boldin said that he will retire if he is released. the 32-year-old has one year left and is due 6 million next season. money will be tight with six starters becoming unrestricted free agents including

nash was on the stevens trail near colfax when he came upon a mountain lion.animal similar to this then realized it may have been stalking him. so he called his wife for advice and she told him to call 911. >> they told me to look tall, big, blow the whistle, make a lot of noise. >> but the big cat kept circling nash until chp helicopter flew over and scared it away. the next day, a fish and wildlife officer went to the area and said the cat started stalking him so that animal was shot and killed. >>> 5:21 now. in phoenix what goes up comes down. what went wrong at as spring training camp. we'll take you there. >> and how this half court shot will help one student earn a college degree. ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪ ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or sweet golden honey. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients from nature valley. ♪ ♪ ♪ i was thinking that i

costs of business and you're stimulating the growth of the economy behind the investment so how was it nash then another big surprise if you know benefits of long term states investment has big business convinced americans that all government is u.s. has gone much too far in a direction of the market fundamentalism we have lots of immediate problems that we . should address in that way. but just predicting. i don't see the political figure configuration in the us is there yet let's talk to professor joseph ching the most teen pregnancies the least parents living together with all the folks of the thoughts of this program your reaction babbie olds. to you konami well i know my some lessons but the american people mainly emphasis on family emphasis on education a very high propensity to say eve despite the. standish that is to say very much the traditional case you know western well. u.s. is still number one in income inequality a shocking new report shows through the crisis the insanely rich have actually increased their fortunes at the expense of the ninety nine percent wealth gaps now at i

nash resigned. at the time the board brought on a member who had been an employee of the t a and he's been here 11 years. it's a different oxygen we have got a formal recommendation and it makes sense. and in terms of recruiting department heads and in determining the progressions i think it makes a lot of sense we have a more robust staff and i think it's important we go through this process >> and it's important that we have monies identified for this process. >> and it would be helpful if you could provided us with a job description. i think i see a little bit of the background section in the memo. i don't know if you'd like to add anything to the executive director position >> this is what we're basing it off of. typically it's been the goals felt executive director that has been i am bedded in the executive program within the year >> yes. i be given that the executive director is the only employee who directly is hired by the board i think we should have a higher level of responsibilities. i th

the penguins go on to take the final period when the lakers acquired steve nash and white howard, many were punching their ticket to the finals. the electors are eight games out of the final playoff spot in the west. howard sitting this one out with these shoulder injury. that is the way you draw it up. led by as many as 18. kobe was all smiles. destines come back. cutting the lead down to 1. just over a minute to play. who will take the clutch shot? kobe bryant of course. the lakers get a much-needed win. stay with us. john collins is ba >> tonight, a flurry or two. mike flurries tomorrow. the daytime forecast is great. not a bad forecast. >> we'd like it. it keeps it barbara rush hour. >> we will be back here right after the game. plan on joining us after the super bowl. this season has been a lesson in character, the best in sporting competition and now we get to celebrate that down in new orleans. orleans. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles military families face, we understand. our financial advice is geared specifically to current and former military memb

joining me is captain chuck nash.aptain, thanks for being with us. >> my pleasure, harris. >> someone has the answer to the sequestitration fight. you are that someone. what is it? >> the big picture is president of the united states needs to send a budget over to capitol hill that is realistic and that means someone will it o one has been willing to vote for his budgetings. the house is passing budgets as law said and synding them to the senate. the senate has yet to pass a budget in the last four years. so the whole town is violating federal statut except for the house that is passing budgets. we find our both sides of the political aisle understand that the cuts must be made. because we are borrowing 43 cents of every dollar we sphend. instead of having political courage to make the cuts, they set themselves up in a game of chickin at high speed and cost and driving in and what needs to be done, is all of these federal agencies need to be given their top line . other words this is what it is going to be . let them

steve nash.h that assist passes the magic man for the fourth place on the all-time career assists list. >>> now, we want to move on to college hoops quickly. oklahoma state hosting ninth-ranked kansas. jayhawks, final minute of regulation, a nasty crossover by the jayhawks, johnson. great defense there. the shot is batted into the stands. this one goes to double overtime. kansas down by one. the floater. he drops it. puts kansas up 68-67. four minutes later. time expires, the jayhawks, folks, their hopes for the big 12 title remains alive. >>> finally a good old-fashioned high school buzzer beater, this one coming from west salem, oregon. those things never get old. west salem, chris sending his opponents packing with his last-second shot to win it. it was his only points of the game. with that conference tournament win, west salem heading to the oregon state playoffs. congratulations to those guys. >>> coming up at the top of the hour -- on "morning joe" new polling shows president obama out in

that's about, steve nash.e in 20 years that the clippers have take on the season series over the lakers. >>> on the baseball now, with kevin youkilis isn't endaerg himself to his new fans. the third baseman who played for the red sox for eight years showed up for his first day of spring training and told reporters, i'll always be a red sox to negate all of the years i played for the boston red sox and all of the tradition, you look at all the stuff i have piled up at my house, it's not true. more from the red sox now, where the president of the team has conceded fenway's streak of consecutive sellout is in jeopardy. he predicts that the streak currently standing at 793 will end in early april. nearly ten years that the red sox have failed to sell out a game at fenway park. >>> finally a story that could only come out of australia, a galloping mob of kangaroos caused a delay at the first round of play at the ladies open. look at it. limit joey bouncing with her. >>> coming up at the top of hour -- top reasons t

s steve nash passes legend magic johnson for fourth on the all-time list. and they pass boston, 113-99. >>> in houston now the rockets get some clutch play down the stretch from their stars. they combine for 75 points including some big threes late in the game. and in the game's closing seconds, oklahoma city's kevin durant misses what could have been a tied three-pointer. they beat them 122-119. >>> the nba trade deadline is today. they're looking for pretty good dunkers. they may want to look to portland. they may want to check out the zoo. this is eddie the zoo otter. they trained him to shoot this ball through this small hoop. he actually suffers from arthritis and playing basketball helping his joints. he gets a treat every time he gets a dunk. he misses but he keeps on trying until he gets a shot. >>> when we return, cutting edge eye ware. google unveils its new internet glasses and offers you a chance to be one of the first to buy them. >>> here is a look at some of the forecasts in some of the cities around the country. washington, d.c., mostly sunn

agent had seen to being connected to do dash to do nash's torso a result of her medical condition and nash was eventually allowed to proceed only after being hurt and humiliated earlier in two thousand and twelve t.s.a. agents and for lauderdale airport in florida pulled eighteen month old baby girl rianna off a flight because her name was on the federal government's no fly list take a look at happened tuesday night at the airport in fort lauderdale brianna and her parents had just boarded a jet blue flight they were heading home to new jersey they say that's when a jet blue employee told them they have to get off the plane and i said for a while and he sent well it's not you or your husband and your daughter was flying as no fly i said excuse me. brianna's family believes they were being profiled due to their middle eastern name and because riyadh his mother was dressed in a traditional. rewind two years america's security theater rears its ugly head yet again three year old rocco do bell was traveling with his family and in a wheelchair with a broken leg as his family passed through

steve nash, loses it. andre iguodala, to lamelton, to kenneth fareed. nuggets up 13.th quarter, denver by ten. ty lawson from outside. nuggets up big. corey brewer dishing to andre iguodala. nuggets leading by 18. fourth quarter, lakers down nine. antwan jamison driving. rejected by fareed. and lawson, on the other end, finishes. nuggets, with a 119-108 win over the lakers. >>> kansas, erased a five-point deficit in the final 30 seconds of the game at iowa state last night. and would win in overtime by 12 points. the second time those teams have gone to overtime this season. and the second time kansas has won by double-figures. i'm chris hassel. thank you. >>> patriots quarterback, tom brady, is taking one for the team, with his new contract extension. that's three-year, $27 million deal will keep brady with new england until he turns 40. >> and it's considered a bargain, compared to other top quarterbacks. the extension clears about $15 million from the team's salary cap. money that can be spent to sign other players. what a considerate guy. >> star quarterback, marr

i want to be tgs' steve nash.from canada, work hard, make the black guy look good. - did you just make a sports reference? you know how little of that i get here? - look at me in the black light. it's tron. watch out, sark. it's me, flynn. [imitates light cycle] [chuckles] light bike. good job tonight, danny. robot lorenzo lamas was funny. as was robot ryan seacrest and david hasselbot. - hey, it's the writing. - it's really not. so now that danny's here, you actually come to the after-parties? - it's nice to have another man around for once. - oh, there are other men-- ♪ oh, boy. - it's not what you think! it's something i need to wear to support my breasts! - lemon, i have season tickets to every sports team in new york. so close to the action, you'll feel like you're sitting in front of an hd television and they're wasted on you and your co-workers. - why won't they put me on the jumbotron? i've been doing cool stuff all game. whoo! - but my biggest problem with quiddich is,

jenna: you give us a lot to think about captain nash.o have you back to talk about more about your experience in the pentagon as well and where you see opportunities to make cuts, maybe not with the aircraft carrier. >> there are. jenna: we probably will need a longer conversation. great to have you on the program. thank you so much. >> nice to be with you, jenna. jon: talking about young people, there was a time when -- jenna: when you were young. jon: when i was young. jenna: just kidding, jon. jon: this is a photo with me with the blue angels. i flew with the blue angels in the 80s. jenna: what was that like. >> that was saw so many. that was an a4 sky hawk a korean war vintage jet. they are flying much more advanced aircraft now. but boy, what a treat. jenna: did you lose your lunch with the blue angels? i always wonder that. jon: i did not. i blacked out. i stayed conscious but you lose all the vision because you need blood to see and all the blood drained out of my head. jenna: but it was worth it. jon: it was worth it. that's why

hello and welcome this is all see coming here live from moscow i'm hugh nash oppa. french jets are still pounding rebel bases in remote areas of northern mali trying to count off supply or it's all islamist militants algeria has also increased security along its border with mali to prevent insurgents from crossing it some reports suggest the french led campaign has caused a number of civilian casualties. and now bring you an account of a journalist who is seeing the realities of the vote on country fast and. francois hollande victorious trip to timbuktu marked the declaration that three major cities in northern mali have been declared liberated from rebels although the sharia law and islamic extremism the rebels enforced will not soon be forgotten nevertheless this victory is a partial one the militants have merely retreated and fled and the suffering in this war has seems disproportionate to the gains made we're learning what happened in battle day by day in the town of kona we heard stories from the fog of war this small settlement in the mopti region was seized b

of the opposition leader also we've been hearing that the country's trade union has been calling on nash and wide strike that means that the country could be paralyzed and nothing will be open that means that the country would paralyzed and of course it will not add to general instability and insecurity here on the ground of course it will only a great the things you know you can share your views and opinions on all of the stories we have at our t.v. dot com head online and let us know what you think about the latest tunisian protests and what it will. bring there you can see that we've put four options on the table for you to choose from now let's take a look at the opinion and how it has been divided so far right now if you look at the four options that we have a majority of those who have already voted think that tunisia will plunge deeper into unrest more than a quarter of you fear that the latest upsurge of public on rest will lead to a government crackdown on protesters almost a fifth of voters believe that the country might see another revolution and this one is change just a bit

. >> bob: i would like to see you and dan nash a horse -- dana in a horse race.>> kimberly: dana would women. >> andrea: i'm glad we got through the segment without pole and jokes with danica. if you are on an airplane, don't complain. greg has been on flights lately and has stories to tell you next on "the five." ♪ ♪ there is no mass produced human. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a collection of innovations designed around a bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs - each of your bodies. our sleep professionals will help you find your sleep number setting. exclusively at a sleep number store. sleep number. comfort... individualized. at the ultimate sleep number event, queen mattresses start at just $599 . and save 50% on our limited edition bed. ends sunday! ♪ ♪ >> greg: so columnist for slate, the website, not the mote foric rock wants the airline ples to stop reclining in their seat. dan thinks it's rude but blames the airlines saying they recline in their seats because the sea

of the opposition leader also we've been hearing that the country's trade union has been calling on nash and why strike on friday that means that the country could be paralyzed i've heard from texas driving today that no one will do work its course it will only a great things. financial reporting for us there now you can share your views and opinions on all the stories that are to dot com head online and let us know what you think the latest tunisian protests will bring now there you will find four options to choose from let's take a look take a look now how opinion has been divided so far if you look at the screen we have a majority of those who have already voted think that tunisia will plunge deeper into unrest more than a quarter fear that the latest upsurge of public interest will lead to a government crackdown on protesters and almost a fifth of you believe that the voters in the country might see another revolution and then seventeen percent of you think that the leadership is ready for political concessions we've got more stories after a short break don't go away you're watching

remember how it looked just before you know just right around the time of the nash of the great depression and then there's household debt since reagan americans have not been paid more for their increased productivity. so wages have failed to keep up with the rising costs of housing energy education and health care. to make ends meet americans had to extend their credit lines they turned their home mortgages in a.t.m. machines further sinking into debt also there was a housing bubble which was caused by banks pushing mortgages of debt on millions of americans knowing that those same americans were unlikely to be able to pay down those liar loans as mortgages and debt but the banks made a ton of money selling off that bad debt to other investors before the market went bust and the banks also made a fortune skimming fees off the top of every single transaction and of course all the losses that the banks toure's alternately did incur during the crisis. they were repaid by us by our government thanks to the bailouts but nobody seemed to care about the debt that everyone else who wasn't a bank

of the opposition leader also we've been hearing that the country's trade union has been calling on nash and wide strike on friday that means that the country could be paralyzed i've heard from texas driving today that no one will do work it's course it will only a great the things. that we're always here eager to hear your personal views and stories that we cover here at our team go over to our website our team dot com you can check out our online poll that asks you what. you think the outcome of the latest bout of tunisian and rest will be now if you go to that website we have several options for you for you to choose from including for example. i don't in fact actually it would start to break down the results for those of you who have voted now the majority of those of you who have cast her ballot say that tunisia will in fact plunge into further unrest you can see the majority of the blue there more than a quarter of you fear the latest upsurge of public unrest could lead to a government crackdown on protesters now nineteen percent of you think that this would result in a push for a

called outside the law done by andy worthington and polly nash it's an excellent film it talks about shakur ometer it's a it's a travesty of justice. and i'm embarrassed you know representing gone out on top of my detainees for some time now is he an exception or is this typical of what you have seen with all the cases. there are about one hundred sixty people a kuantan a mode today about fifteen of those are people who really could be charged with war crime psychology and they were brought to guantanamo afterwards are there other you know one hundred fifty or so people eighty six of them have been cleared for release and are sitting there the others are not even charged with anything are thought of to be really bad guys these are people ignored by the world but in your experience or important issues in your experience how did they get even if they're not being charged for anything why would they end up in guantanamo in the first place. well shocker armor was sold for a bounty the united states drop of leaflets to do and offered five thousand to twenty five thousand dollars for every

. -- 60 n nash bill. -- 60 in nashville. through the day as the warmer air takes over, the precipitation will be plain old- fashioned brain as we head near 50 degrees. a sharp drop in temperatures, only 21 in minneapolis right now, and that is the colder air mass that will come in here late tomorrow night and wednesday. tomorrow it will be pretty nice, near 50 degrees in the afternoon. we'll have more on the progression as we get through the news at 11:00 tonight. a little bit of a wintry mix in the morning and then we will see some rain in the afternoon. the cold front will drop temperatures late tomorrow night. as far as the timing of precipitation, through tonight a few high clouds will move into the area and temperatures will continue to fall. by 9:00 in the morning it will turn to rain before it eventually ends and moves out in the middle of the afternoon, and then it will turned sharply colder. we will keep a close eye on it for you. 50 degrees tomorrow and then much colder with gusty winds and sunshine wednesday and t

the blackhawks off until sunday at nash bill they are still on beekman.osa. patrick kane it scored two of them last night. he knew what his mission was and he wasted no time in carrying it out. trying to create momentum and we have a pretty good memory of what happened. they are from jammers grave that one gave me chills. i think he pumped up everyone on the bench and stepped up his game for us. i hope we can finish that up. >> finally, great drama this first grader and everybody will go wild as the ball goes in and... he got the entire school the day off at first half monday there is no word what happened to the guy he got a free throw into the river sang too rich that is the news for this friday night. thank you rich. that is the news for this friday night. [ female announcer ] switch to swiffer 360 duster extender and you'll dump your old duster. but don't worry, he'll find someone else. ♪ who's that lady? ♪ ♪ who's that lady? ♪ ♪ sexy lady ♪ ♪ who's that lady? ♪ [ female announcer ] swiffer 360 duster extender cleans high and low, with thick all aroun

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labron saying what's up to steve nash. lakers down 3., spins and around chris anderson the birdman. circus shot. missed the free throw. team high 28. duane wade to dwight howard. wade up with 30 points. 4th quarter play of the game. kobe turns it over. and look at this . the lebron james 32 points. 30 point effort. heat over the lakers 107-97. >>> to hockey and heading into saturday's game. the caps surrendered the most goals but compounding the problem, they themselves hadn't scored more than three goals in anyone game. the 5-0 win was a welcomed site. and perfect in the net yesterday. heading into the game, save percentage was 857. stopped all 27 shots. 4th shut out of his career. caps picked up 6th straight home win improving record to 3-8 and 1. even helped out on the offensive end. gets the power play and makes it 2-1. visit florida for a remacho tuesday. nice to register a shut out. >> i think anyone at this point is what we're looking for. ending last is not acceptable. we already gave ourself a big enough hole. and right now we'r

the bubbly call nashing of teeth and claw by the scandalized editors of the "new york times" and thegton post" alone would drive the mainstream media in frenzy of outrage. >>> first lady michelle obama cameo as oscar presenter raised eyebrows and had some fuming. but in iran they were up in arms about the first lady's arms. in a story about "argo" winning best picture, they did a little oler the ration to the first lady's $9,000 evening gown to cover up some skin. the guardian reports iranian women shown on state tv are required to have a job that covered their hair, arm, legs. for foreigners the dress code appears to be relaxed somewhat. the first lady's arms did not qualify. >> finally a part-time judge in new jersey is pleading to the supreme court. vince secari hears cases like traffic violations and disordinarily conduct. they voiced concern it could give appearance of bias though he does not do lawyer jokes. the gig is a comic and actor pays better and entitles him to health benefits. as a judge he makes $13,000 a year. another look of how hard it is to get the care they were p

after accounting for all the costs of farming, small and medium farms nash just over $19,000 a year. that is from the usda's most recent statistics. the government programs make up nearly half of that amount and learning from all farm jobs make up the rest of the household's in come. the income of full-time farmers is 19% below u.s. average. farm income is in keeping up with the cost of producing crops even though the price of corn and soy is higher since 2007. the ever inflating cost of seed is a really good example. i am sure you will know chemical and pharmaceutical giants now dominate the feed industry, companies like monsanto and the prices have skyrocketed. corn seed prices rose 34% since the fiscal crisis and soybean seeds are up 24%. also the cost of fuel, fertilizer, seed and other imports climbing pretty expensive venture not to mention the bad weather and drought, making it really a roller-coaster ride, and small and mid-size farms operate at a really slim margin. if the program is eliminated, without creating a fair market, farmers can sell into, we are going to lose a lo