look nice job of creating by the grad student brittanny johnson.y brittanny johnson. knows the clock is running down, interior defense, it's going to open things up. finds ayla at the top by herself. >> missed on the jumper by montgomery. it's been a frustrating afternoon so far for a lot of the shooters for georgia tech. just 10 of 29 for the field. montgomery is 0 of 4. she's one of the top scorers for this team averaging 13 points a game. she has 15 in her last ball game against wake forest. >> fifteen came on three-pointers. all find threes. she's frustrated can't find an opening to get her shot off. >> thoman has done a nice job. brings it up without -- murphy. she's doing everything right now. >> what a great luxury for boston college coaching staff to have stefanie murphy able to do the things she can do while carolyn sword on the bench with two personal fouls. >> 14 points, seven rebounds for murphy. johnson with offsides block and murphy swings the arm and picks up a foul. with 23 seconds left in this first half. sylvia crawley and boston

we don't need 40. >> jenn: nice move to the

a nice first step.e has to get to the basket the prior play and finish, that time he is under control. >> al: one under bowles scores for jmu. on wright. wright throws it away. good anticipation by curtis. nice shot. behind the arc. and pulled a trigger there. he know what he is thinking. and on the bench. and hancock. was not easy. and impressive finishes nicely. when does he grow that beard, last night? [ laughter ] >> al: a 12 o'clock shadow. >> glenn: like curt gibson. he would grow a beer in two innings. clean shaven and then look like zz top. >> al: a foul here that will be the third on the patriots. hancock part of the great class giving george mason a boost off the bench. andys hzzy f omedtrok >> al: mason at home 14-8 lead and this weekend kicks off the start of the coach's versus awareness weekend. and there is an initiative with the cancer society and association of basketball coaches you will see jim larranaga and staff make the staff ed. and other coaches around the country wearing basketba

that's a nice move. if they're not going to stop you, go all the way to the basket. >> ron: aminu drew the foul and he's at the line. his ninth double-double of the year. >> dan: that's a great move. >> ron: holloway tries to penetrate, kicks it back up, and they'll set things back up. >> dan: holloway had aminu guarding him. he needed to take that ball to the basket. >> ron: and then he launches a long three. redford, look out. he's a marksman. can't get this one to go. >> dan: look at the effect of mcfarland being out of the game. xavier really hitting the offensive boards. >> ron: nice job by dante jackson. redford from nba range, misses his last two, and aminu comes down with it. nice pass, smith to aminu. another slam dunk. >> dan: and that's what happens when aminu gives it up. he gives it to ism smith in transition, he's going to get it back. >> ron: the little hesitation by smith before he threw him the pass is huge. >> dan: good play by aminu before getting a charge. >> ron: here is love working

nice play. >> phil: that was jamison with a nice dish.rendan's man dropped that off of him so he was able to deliver the pass. >> steve: deng forced to take a bad shot and butler has the rebound. 4:45 to play in regulation. wizards with 17 assists tonight. nice shot for antawn jamison! and a time-out by vinny d. wizards answer with a 6-0 run to lead the game by 2. what a night for antawn jamison with 25 points and 17 rebounds. and it's washington up by a duece. . >> steve: comcast sportsnet coverage of wizards basketball from chicago brought to you by geico where 15 minutes could gave you 15% or more on car insurance. visit us at guy co. geico.com. they'll only play one time in the regular season here at united center. two more games coming up at verizon center. washington trying to win for the first time in three straight games here in chicago with m.j.'s banners hanging. wizards' last victory here came april 5th, 2008, season before last. wizards fans in the house tonight. what a performance from jamison with his 14th double double of t

we have a nice thing going. we have to keep it up. >> what a lineage you have established in the coaching ranks. twice in three years c.a.a. champion. how good is this you have a one- loss nonconference schedule. >> it is tough. it has extreme parody. really good talent. i travel with the team for every game. it is a special league, great basketball schools and great atmospheres and arenas. it is tough. i always said before i got to be here, that c.a.a. is tough. you have to win the tournament many times. it is a bear. it is a bear. it is a lot of fun, though. >> we are chatting with the athletic director at vcu. you go to all the game. last timeout towsend tigers vcu scores 112 points the most ever in this arena. what was this atmosphere like when you are shooting over 60% for the field breaking the century mark? >> it was unbelievable. it got to the point towards the end where i was thinking stop shooting. joining us here at half-time. vcu with the lead. we'll be back with more at half- time. ooooooooo

nice pass inside.to the line. >> dan: mclean just beat the wake forest big guys down the court. the only guy back there was ishmael smith, and that's two fouls now on smith. so you got aminu already on the bench with three fouls. now smith has two fouls. >> ron: we were watching the lsu game from earlier this week, xavier played, and one thing that stood out is just what you mentioned, the fact their big guys after a miss or a made basket on the other end, they're first guys down the court. >> dan: both frease and love picked up two fouls early, and chris mack has done a great job alternating those guys in the game with taylor and with mclean, keeping them from getting that third foul and they've been able to play very successfully on the inside. the rebounding numbers we told but before really tell the story. >> ron: xavier 14 of 16 from the line. wake 7 of 8. that's why they've got the five-point advantage with just over 49 seconds left. they'll try to get crawford back in here quickly. redford will

it was a nice moment. lots of fun with plants. >> they make that noise in the evening. >> that they get old. [laughter] >> this is the finished product? >> we always talk about drainage, and there is not much here, but you start off with a layer of gravel, then a layer of charcoal. that will help the water to filter through. then you put in enough soil for plants to grow in. we have one of our wemud men -- one of our little mud men in here. all kinds of fun in miniature. if you were into doghouses as a kid, this is it. -- doll houses as a kid, this is it. >> a little easier to take care of. great ideas for a miniature rise to gardening in the dead of winter. we will be back next sunday with more about your gardens in the house on your sunday gardener. see you then. >> if you have a sunday gardener question, send it to us. you can go to our website, wbaltv.com. if you are in the garden today, good luck. >> 16 degrees. >> to do not get blown away. [laughter] >> coming up, we have the baltimore >> we have ano

she's long, nice touch. good range. >> mike: i thought that ball was going out of bounds, but degraffenreid, a great move. not a good pass. a little scrum for the ball and the foul is going to be on italee lucas. and that is her second. north carolina's leading scorer ng into fou shmanng oman the es. 7 [ all . ♪ #2 ] ha cal e g. [ mu ali i'm floa a bly ing bee ♪ liketerf fg liee. f m gofloake aerfl f anng lbee. ♪ f stike sikee. n ] he cs, all [ #2 w thight >> mike: that's the bell tower. one of the famous landmarks here on the campus of north carolina. robin, clemson hanging tough here in the first half. they've lost six in a row. how many times have we seen in a game where a team like clemson hangs around and hangs around. all of a sudden, they've got some confidence. >> robin: that's what makes a team like clemson so dairnngero and one of the reasons silvia hatchell was concerned. she said they have a lot of athletes. they are hungry for a win and they are prime to get it. we cannot take them too lightly.

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janning, nice feed up the floor for bigby. >> mark: that was a nice pass. what he's going to have to do when he turns the ball over, he's going to have to take that shot once he gets in the painted area. he had a nice shot in the paint. he tried to pass up to the forced shot. it went to his hands for the nice jam. >> mike: allen and bigby from toronto. he had 16 points at boston university in his third game of his career as a freshman. that was his first career start. excellent job by him in that first game. 21-7, the run here by the huskies. driving down the wing. a missed runner by northeastern. >> mark: that's ok. you can take that or any of the other make them plays. continue to penetrate and get to the basket. >> mike: deflects into the hands of cam long. here come patriots who are down 14 at second half is about 2:00 old. trying to get something going on the offensive end. nice feed to pearson on the cut. got lost in that cut. >> mark: flent excellent pass by morrison. great look by pearson to cut to the rim to realize his man had left him. >> mike: c

when we say a high temperature of 45 will feel nice, it will. when you were talking about 45-degree temperatures a few months ago you wouldn't say that obviously. i think the breeze will start to pick up out of the south and southwest later today. here is the setup here on the east coast. the jet stream is going to buckle a little bit in the mid-atlantic region which means it is going to push to the north. tomorrow we're going to see high temperatures warmer than today. we'll be in the up r 40's to around 50. at the same time there is a little dip in the jet stream. moving across texas developing an area of low pressure in the gulf of mexico. you see the direction of movement here. this area of low pressure will develop in the gulf of mexico and right up toward us over the weekend stand you recall, that's what happened back in december when we had that big storm. the difference is this time there is no cold air for this to play with. it is going to be mostly rain instead of snow for us. 45 today. lots of sunshine. same thing tomorrow. it will tu

singleton with a nice move here.couple of steals and that was a big basket, driving the ball mid court. kitchen with four points in the first half, i thought he played a good all-around game for florida state. any time we talk about virginia tech, we've got to talk about malcolm delaney. he had 11 in the first half. he made a couple of three's, but i think it was his leadership that got them back in the game. >> bob: let's take a look at the first-half numbers, virginia tech ends up shooting 33% for the half. we talked about the starting backcourt for virginia tech. delaney and hudson combine for 18. the starting frontcourt for florida state, singleton, reid, alabi, combine for 18. and the rebounding for florida state, 24-16 here at the break. our halftime scores, florida state 32, and virginia tech 25. >> bob: we're back in tallahassee, 32-25 is our halftime score. the hokies led by malcolm delaney's 11, the high man for florida state, ryan reid with nine. back with more to with leonard ha in welome, ♪ausethe thi th

a nice screen and a nice set -- >> bob: aminu leaping to the hole.ve and the deacs lead it by one. d'andre bell and another whistle. this foul goes against chas mcfarland. every indication in this game so far is the referees will get this under control and not let it get too physical. we've got two clubs that love to bang underneath. they have both got bigs and they love to challenge. lawal gets it back and fouled as he tries to put up that shot. l.d. williams had him wrapped up. that point, no area for the timid. >> larry: nice defensive work by wake forest. mcfarland couldn't come up with the basketball and lawal got it back. >> bob: he got pulled down on the arm that time on the foul by williams. gani lawal to the free-throw line. and the first one is good. that has to be a confidence boost. gani has struggled at the line recently. he's made just five of his last 14, and 14 of his last 28. that's a good sign for him. making back-to-back free throws. >> larry: tough matchup for bell out there. >> bob: high post to mcfarland. back to smith. the pull

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nice hand pick by sanders. you get sanders one-on-one, kevin lott a savvy, defensive player but sanders is too smooth. >> not really much you can do. all the credit there has to go to him for knocking down the free throw. not relaxing. saw the inbound pass was coming. he attacked it. got the steal. i don't know how he find sanders. >> sanders converts. now the 7'7" wingspan pressuring lott. he has to call timeout. 7:06 to go first half. vcu leading gas state 6-20. georgia state had commanded this game to the half. vcu, that's what the pressure of the rams can do. it is overwhelming at times each for the best of teams. >> 16-4 for the a.m. they are not forcing a ton of turn overs. what they are doing is taking georgia state out of the rhythm. seven minutes into the l of a georgi vcu 10-11. sea gull center. will get a whistle. trying to fight around the inside as they were trying to post him up. he's been tough to handle because he's able to negate the length with the midrange game. when you can step outside a li

nice pass in there. by ravern johnson. >> dave: really nice recognition by benock. if ravern johnson doesn't continue out on the floor -- and rick stansbury knows he's struggling. keep your head up, keep playing. keep taking it like that. >> joe: he told me that yesterday after practice. he said how are you doing? rayburn said, "coach, i'm good." he said hey, keep shooting the basketball. trying to give him the confidence of his head coach, he knows he's good and knows what his abilities are. just got to keep doing it. >> dave: we talk a lot about mississippi state three-point shooting but they're an excellent defensive team. >> joe: we talked about giving up only 61 points a game. >> dave: that is an example right there, where bost got a hand on it and forced bass to the turnover. >> joe: it's interesting. they deny the passing game. they're very good on-ball defenders. right there, he just got a deflection on it. stepped on the sideline. you see pat adams with the call right there. and the defense continues to force l.s.u. to take tough shots and shoot poor per te

nice to see him get one tonight.singly better with every game. on another note, simeon varlamov was up in the press box tonight. showing no signs of a limp whatsoever. but i will say two things: this is the second straight day i was at practice this morning that varly didn't practice. nowhere to be seen. bruce boudreau said he is getting some off-ice workouts, getting in some exercise on the bike and whatnot. but a russian journalist told me upstairs tonight that verily told him that he suffered another -- varly told him he suffered another setback. whether in practice last week we're not sure but he definitely retweaked that knee so it doesn't look like simeon varlamov will be representing russia at the upcoming olympics. >> certainly something to watch. hopefully varly will be healthy soon. great win tonight. >> thanks, greg. >>> talk to you later. tonight and after every caps game joe b breaks it down from his view in the play by play booth and he wants to know your thoughts. leave a comment at csnwashington.com a

solomon hill called with the foul. >> marques: nice job.u know you're not looking for him as a primary offensive scorer, but somebody has to step in and get into his path. solomon hill way too slow on the reaction. that's one of the things sean miller really got into the freshman, solomon mill about, his weak side reaction to cutters, he wasn't there on that possession. >> derrin: zhang will go to the free-throw line. that's certain lay work in progress at 43%. he knocks it down. >> marques: he looked good on that one. again, let's see if cal state in that diamond and two, you've got gutierrez on nic wise. jerome randle on kyle fogg, the two outside shooters. and zone the other three players. >> derrin: it will stay on that side of the floor as it went off gutierrez's hands. a one-point game, just under 15 minutes to go in this one. battle for first place in the back 10 conference. arizona against cal and we talk about justine, academic stars they have them in all various scores. jaws teen is a swimmer, a nine-time all american, ncaa record

nice fill behind.creen. >> mike: collier can't hit it and monica wright will bring the ball up. debby, do you think she gets a little frustrated with this extra attention paid to her on defense? >> debbie: i think she understands that she's the best player on the floor and that if she is going to let it come to her, i don't think she gets frustrated at all. i think she keeps working. she never seems to get frustrated at her teammates. i have to say that also. >> mike: the mark of a leader. here's ray. inside. secily ray. shine in there. forces the turnover. secily ray had stepped on the in line. ariana moorer coming back for virginia and she gave them some good offense here early in the second half. >> debbie: this is when virginia goes small and when monica wright will move to the 4 position. camille collier is face-guarding her and done a pretty good job on her. i think she has done the best job of anybody from wake forest but she is flawless so they can post her up. >> mike: she got on the ball. shi

nice touch. bc stretches their lead. >> starting out the second half as they did the ball game in terms of switching the ball going to the inside. this zone defense giving a lot of problems for georgia tech. >> picco again this time blocked. it's going to go to georgia tech. good defense by metra walthour. machelle trying to light a fire under her team. has to use the left hand because the right hand has a cast on it. she wore a gray soot has a gray cast. she had a cycling accident. she's anxious to get that cast off. >> that gets old. whether she changed cast color to change outfits. apparently she's changed it a couple of times. >> ardossi obviously bothered by swords. johnson has the loose ball. thoman a rare turnover just a second for thoman. this is the youngster taylor who speeds to sophomore adams. georgia tech has a nice opportunity to finish. >> georgia tech on the run which is what they like to do. >> murphy. >> you've got to score at one end so you set up your press. otherwise boston c

>> oh, nice big master bedroom. hey, and another big television set. this is all about the image that you project and the showing of success. suppose you lost your job tomorrow. how do you hold up onto this debt? >> it would be hard. >> you don't even want me here. 'cause what have you just gone and done? >> we bought a new house. >> two people and a baby this house wasn't enough? >> 'cause he always says, "our house is too small." >> don't look at your fingers. answer me, when is enough, enough? >> i'm glad she's taking him on, because somebody's got to and i obviously haven't done a good job. >> you're so stressed out by this whole situation, you're going back to work early. you don't wanna go back to work. you wanna be home with ashton. and that big television set does not compensate for the fact that you have to go back to work early. so, the very next thing i'm gonna is i'm gonna take you through the numbers, so you can see in black and white where has been going and so that you can see what the issues are and hopefully, david, hopefully the big l

nice play. daymeon: nice pass and nice reverse lay-in by tillie.an increase in production, not to the extent of warren but holy moly, a bigger role this senior season for him. anderson had a shot. rejected by bass. l.s.u. u see this? a lot of times people will get up on the play. not bad. and keeping him and thinking he's getting an easy layup. matt: you look and it says right hand and he uses his left hand. great play by carlon brown to get mitchell up in the air and get a foul. carlon brown at the free-throw line. daymeon: carlon was saying that he has every style of jump shooting. he has to stay on the slower end. that time, though, really beguiled by brown coming inside, taking his time with the little head sake and getting him to fae free-throw line. matt: carlon brown is normally a very short-handed free throw shooter. we approach the two minute mark of this half. daymeon: that could be very important as we see him on the pass rush. matt: contact from both guys. and drca comes up with the steal and he knew he got knocked down. daymeon: these

nice look inside by white. holston can't get it to go. but she'll get a trip to the free-throw line as garcia picked up her second foul. >> bonae holston returning as the nc state player of the year last year. she did her job on the floor. but also in the classroom and i think if nc state can establish her, on that possession, wake laid off a little bit, they got the inside look. i think holston's the answer to put some points on the board for nc state. >> she's averaging 11.7. 6.5 on the boards. just about an assist a game. from the free-throw line, she's a 75% shooter. >> holston, another player who likes to set her game up in acc conference play. last year, she had five double-doubles in the season, all of them in conference play. >> that's not a bad time to get things rolling. the first free throw for the wolfpack in this game. it was good. >> wake forest has got to close the gap on rebounding. they are taken a hit there and nc state's getting second and third-chance opportunities. there's your girl, holston, didn't get a second free

nice movement. a nice circle by stephanie veilleux. joe: everything going right for the lightning. after 24 minutes these are your stats presented by your chevy dealers. >> not another scoring chances and pitching a no-hitter and faceoffs are winning it and power plays they haven't drawn one, the capitals not a good 20 minutes, they have come back ability and 40 minutes to get a point. joe: you are telling me it was a first period to forget? i hardly agree. lightning in control ofs on th t on comcast sports net. >> indeed the lightning does strike, four times in the opening period with the nhl on comcast sports. they got control of this southeast division leading washington 4-1. >> if you were looking to improve your game. give me a call at or e-mail us. we supply all of the necessary ingredients for you to have success, private locker rooms and skating, nutrition and sport psychology and film work. the details of the game that can set you up for your future if you want to play college. >> you are trying to develop superstars and so are the herschey bears and they are doing it very

nice back flow defensive help for the blocked shot. jerome randle. >> steve: all over the basketball. smothering patrick christopher. this is the way lorenzo romar expected this husky team to play. bryan-amaning travels. cal ball. 13:42 left. please join us, fans, to help the people of haiti recover from the devastating earthquake that hit their country. make a $10 donation to the red cross relief efforts. please text the word "haiti" to 90999. a $10 donation will be added to your phone bill. standard messaging and data rates may apply. washington with a 61-38 lead over california. >> marques: good activity on defense by the huskies. nice job, quincy pondexter raising the high ball screen. terrific rotation on the pass to the corner to jerome randle. >> steve: theo robertson. >> marques: got to stay down. first half, pondexter got a foul jumping in the air. >> steve: theo misses the easy layup. this has just been a miserable afternoon for the cal bears. outside of patrick christopher, the rest of the team has gone 3 for 16 from the flo

that's a nice feed. oh, beautifully done.e didn't finish. >> mike: that's the second time singler has gotten up and bothered the shot. booker might have been better served to come down with that one. >> tim: it was as if trevor got greedy that time. >> mike: trying to make a statement with a dunk. >> tim: what is that old saying about just making the simple play from time to time. smith pulls up. the lead back to 15. >> mike: he has to take both the plumlee brothers out to lunch for that one. >> tim: and a foul. there's the quickness. a quick answer from the tigers. they're not done yet. just hanging around. plumlee picks up his third. >> mike: duke up by 13. not quite mary matalin and james carville. not knocking down a ton of threes. both in double figures. smith out on the open floor finishing and kyle singler. right there. the big three. the three leading scorers in double figures. >> tim: my friend from louisiana, mr. carville, would be happy that you decided to bring him up in this forum. way to work my home state into

and inside, nicely done.y si hook for erik murphy, his second basket. >> larry: when you find a point guard that can penetrate, a scoring threat, too, it really enhanlss his game, because he can drop the ball off inside. that was a nice pass. >> bob: you often hear the debate these days, well, is he a scoring point guard or passing point guard. what difference does it make? >> larry: yeah, who cares? they're guards. they're playmakers. that's what you want on the floor. >> bob: never bring it up with you again. kick out to gonzalez, his three at the end of the clock is short. gators running. parsons. >> larry: he may have gotten away with one there. watching gary maxwell. he was giving the indication that he just fumbled the basketball. >> bob: here's boynton. murphy. feeling confident with that hook. but this time against the 7'1" opponent. state running three and one, and degand runs it through. third wolf pack turnover. >> larry: it's been a relatively mistake-free game so far. the clubs have played very w

very nice to see you. tonight, the first show of the new year and we kick it off with an earnings bang. your plan to make money on jpmorgan earnings turning time into money. dan will do just that with intel earnings. and then apple trade, you can make money if the stock goes up, down or sideways. seems like we've flip-flopped. first of all, happy new year to you all. we haven't had the show in quite some time. so it is nice to see you. >> happy new year. >> and it is of course nice to see you out there. dan, what do you make of this rotation? >> the rotation was interesting. you just brought it up. last year technology really drove a lot of the gains. obviously financials acted pretty well off the lows, but technology was the relative leader in a lot of ways. so this week we start off and i see a lot of names in the banking stocks. citi's up 8%, wells fargo up 7%, bank of america up 11%, but yet google, rimm both down. but that said, there's a little bit of a rotation in the first five days of the year. >>

that's really our aim. >> reporter: wouldn't that be nice? >> wouldn't that be nice?at ali's vision. just like they were when london won its bid to host the 2012 olympics. but the mega mosque will hold 40,000 muslim worshippers, and it will be the most visible monument from the games. >> the site itself, an old chemical site. >> reporter: city councilor alan craig is leading a campaign against it. >> there you have it. this is the mega mosque, that huge building you've seen on the plans and architects would be right there. >> reporter: it looks like wasteland. what's wrong with putting a mosque or anything there? >> but this is different. this is huge. this is massive. this is going to be at least the biggest mosque in europe, some say the biggest mosque outside the middle east. >> reporter: and right now, it's become the biggest symbol of the tug-of-war that's happening here over islam. today councilor craig and his supporters are canvassing the neighborhood. >> hello, sorry to bother you. my name's alan craig. i'm a local councilor, calling around about a large mosq

nice play. that's goaltending. give two points to antawn jamison who now has 23 in the game to go along with 17 of 9,695 tonight leads this team in blocked shots although tonight it is marvin williams who has that distinction. that one doesn't count. >> steve: hit the glass first. 85-78. wises ardz trail by as many as 22 in this game. crawford penetrates. penetrates. >> jamal crawford. >> steve: jamal crawford with 20 points on the bench. 12 in the quarter. stevenson for jamison off the glass and in. 25-17 for a.j. seven-point atlanta lead with 2:53 to play in regulation. >> steve: time-out washington. he is big as you said. 6'7". he is quick and he a strong. >> phil: and can handle the ball. that was a nice dribble penetration with the left hand. got by randy foye who is a solid defender but able to work his way to the rim. >> steve: think about the addition of jamal crawford to this team, phil, and he has been a good player throughout his career but something about coming off the bench here in atlanta has really

vernon macklin showing them some nice play coming off the advantage, after he sat for most of the firstcoach lowe is really demonstrative with his team about getting more physical. being a little bit more tougher. coming to meet the pass against the pressure. things that he said he talked to them about at the half. and what up just talked about, larry, keeping florida off the glass. >> bob: and they knock it away from gonzalez on the press. tyus hits the brakes. here's werner. boynton measures a three. and we've got a hold on the rebound against c.j. williams, his third. boo birds coming down from the rafters here at rbc center. not happy with the whistles that are going florida's way. gonzalez going at williams going down. degand comes back, and mays. >> larry: having difficulty finding somebody to come in right now. >> bob: here come the gators. led early in the first minute and a half of this game. they've come from eight points down and a chance to recapture the advantage. boynt boynton. ty tyus. >> larry: florida out of that zone that they played most of the first half. thaur in ma

after your playing days, it must be nice to see that too. >> it's great. they have fabulous facilities. everything about the university has improved so much in the last 30 years. i played here 30 years ago, so it's a lng time. >> mike: we need to see a few things and come back 30 years later and have the exact same thing? >> that's right. >> mike: doing real estate and coaching basketball, correct? >> i do. i help coach a girls' hoag high school tai.s been fun. it helped me get back in the game. i've been doing it about a dozen year now. i endiswroi a lot. >> mike: dave, thank you so much for joining us. appreciate it. see you again soon. >> thank you so much. >> mike: dave caligaris at halftime with northeastern leading george mason by 12. more after the break in boston. >> mike: northeastern wing at george mason at the half. 34-22. thank you for being with us tonight from boston as northeastern has the advantage. the colonial athletic association likes to note the award. the athletic directors contribution to intercollegiate athletics and recognize the m

a nice tip to get us started. >> carter: johnnie lett follows it up.y led the game by as many as 19 points. patrick patterson leading all scorers with 12 points and five rebounds. on pace for double-double. bledsoe gets the feet set, knocks down the three. first made three of the game for eric bledsoe. >> bob: bledsoe and wall, the guys that have the great speed and deservingly so. each of them only took three shots in the first half. >> carter: dewayne reed took a lot of shots in the first half. 15 of them. he's now just 4 of 16 from the floor. gets his first look in the second half. he's fouled to start the second half. >> bob: here we go inside the play. right here. the pass to the wing. watch the double-team. he passes it out of the double-team. that's the trapped reaction. when you get trapped in the post, you get it to the weak side. and excellent execution by the wildcats there. >> carter: cousins off the dribble, creating for john wall. reversibly and it usually goes to the cats. wall couldn't bring it down. auburn is playing without kenny gabr

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it's nice to attend. it is good.e it. >> what you need to do, you solid and blend in like that. >> i think it is great that people from across the communities are coming here and united to produce a piece of artwork like this. it's the issue of the day unless the communities work together like this. we haven't got a rosy future to look forward to. we need to do more of this. >> we have various icons in the form of architecture. we have the church and the mosque to represent the unity of the people. >> i think it is good. it promotes like brotherhood. non-muslims alike, they think negative of us. it is nice to have that image to show that -- to bring us closer, if you know what i mean. it is a good thing. >> the views of islam in britain have taken quite a knocking. so to see an expression of islamic faith in an interesting art medium is to the good. >> that is the great thing about graffiti ant outdoor arts. it is out for the people. look at the people around you here. these aren't the people going to the nice big ga

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two teams going along very nicely. so far tonight, capitals have to jump on the isles, 4-1 after 20. craig laughlin tells us more about network hockey. >> craig: give us a call to see how we can help you in your career choices coming up as far as hockey goes. whether you want to play junior, college or pro, you can give us a call or check out our web site. joe, all on and off iceconditioning. programs pickup in march through august. all the necessary stuff you need to be a better player. >> joe: you maybe me -- you made me giggle the other night when you said operators are standing by tonight. >> craig: they are. >> joe: telestrator, have fun doment two of them. >> craig: it starts with taveras versus morrison. the draw is going to be won cleanly to the point. watch what happens when the puck comes here. hold on here. hold it here. as a winger, okposo has to get out. this winger goes to this point. set play. now, what happens to okposo on the fake shot, he toe picks. hold it here. now, look at this side of the rink all

nice pick over there. by randall.s looking here, ball fake, and stepping in, and beautiful rotation. that was set up by brooks. he was looking the other way, but was also eyeing fernandez. good ball fake getting fernandez open. >> matt: and fernandez can shoot the three coming into this game. 46 percent. take a look at this. 10th history all time temple. 6th in wins. 1728 victories for this temple owls ball club. that's a lot of wins. >> steve: they struggled a couple of years, but they've been back to back ncaa participants, they're all the national scene once again. fran dunphy is a great coach. >> matt: and it's the first time they've been ranked sense 2001. a big three by derrio green! >> steve: derrio green is a sick player. that's unbelievable! he was moving and fading away! >> matt: 24 points for green. randall trying to answer! he can't! she sharpshooter for temple misses. the foul called, and charlotte will go to the line! >> steve: very quick shot by temple, and now fernandez is going to have to get back in

allen, you said franken is as nice and pleasant as he is funny. is he funny?> let's just say he is also as funny as he is attractive. >> piling it on on franken. >> lastly. >> he is hot! >> lastly for the jersey shore thing. greg you asked who is dumber the jersey shore cast or those who call the jersey shore cast dumb? it is the jersey shore cast. i don't care if it makes me a racist homophobe for disagreeing with you. >> you are not a racist homophobe? >> no, you're not. it's holiday season. you are just a bigot! >> allen/a wonderful holiday, whatever you celebrate. let me welcome back our guests baron swatek. so hot that heat waves are now called swatek waves. cris carter. he knows the exchange like i know the mange. it's true. i itch constantly. mail time. what a surprise. happy. happy. a special edition of mail time. the address is redeye@foxnews.com. you write, i read and then we make a lovely casserole out of tuna and blood. tonight instead of me reading the letters, robot greg which was created with extra normal.com technology will be responding. so le

that is a nice move. >> steve: very good move. nice finish. >> tom: phil martelli calls a time-out.as pulled to within 17 with 4:42 to play in the second half. >> steve: fernandez hasn't scored a basket yet. and here's in transition defense, not great body language right there. i don't know if maybe he didn't want to foul because they are up by this many points. it is possible. i saw him against villanova have and had 33 points and he was unbelievable. i have to think for fran dunphy's team to have a great year, they need their big three every single game. >> tom: he hit 7 threes against villanova in that victory. in the three lossings for temple coming into this ballgame, he was 3/15 combined from outside the arc and 7/33 overall. fran said today if we are going to make a run, he needs to have those kind of games against the really good opponents. >> steve: right. this is the first game where really they are playing poorly and they have a chance to win. but they are also playing a team that has been struggling. so can he get away with this against the daytons and the xaviers and th

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mike eric had a nice scoring first half. it was a nice addition to our offense.an fernandez. they are not letting him get much of a look. >> tom: thank you, fran. fran dunphy's team is on top by 10 as we close out the first half here at the liacouras center in philadelphia. should be an interesting second half. it is a 10-point lead for the temple owls. halftime show coming in 1977, in johannesburg, south africa, an 8-year-old boy picked up the game of golf from his father. by the age of 9, he was already outplaying him. the odds of this gentle lad winning the junior world golf championships at the age of 14? 1 in 16 million. the odds of that same boy then making it to the u.s. and european pro-golf tours? 1 in 7 million. the odds of the "big easy" winning the open championship once and the u.s. open championship twice? 1 in 780 million. the odds of this professional golfer having a child diagnosed with autism? 1 in 150. ernie els encourages you to learn the signs of autism at autismspeaks.org. early diagnosis can make a lifetime of difference. >> tom: the owls a

but today, it will feel quite nice. we'll dthat again today and add on a couple of degree on top of that. let's take a look at the current temperatures being reported around the region. here in d.c., 28 degrees at this hour. frederick, maryland is at 25 degrees. patuxent naval air station, 26 degrees. here is a look at the satellite- radar for the region. and you can see we are under clear skies. you want to find some clouds, you have to travel well to the north up into new york state. for us, clear skies. going it see some bright sunshine this morning. forecast for today, sunny, a mild afternoon, nice to be able to say that. a high of about 48 degrees. yes, that is above normal. we'll have more details on the forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you. >>> our top story this morning continues to be the situation in haiti. the search continues for thousands of survivors who may still be buried in the rube there. the death toll does now appear to be in the hundreds of thousands. meantime, emergency from around

nice play. and ben boggs ends up with the basketball.s delaney, a pull-up, 4-3 and it's good. >> larry: you were asking me whether they go to score? i put it in his hands. >> bob: a transition basket? >> larry: exactly. i think that's where virginia tech is best, when they're going up and down the court. they're much better, particularly when delaney lass the ball. >> bob: singleton, taken away. >> larry: another turnover. and the hokies are going, hudson goes up, in, count it and just like that, the hokies are back in the game. >> larry: you were asking me about that question at the beginning of the show, right now, i'm taking the virginia tech guards. delaney with the long-range three right here. in transition, nothing but net. and of course on the other side, his counterpart -- dorenzo hudson, with nice move right here to get inside and lay it up. hudson, a great scorer in his own right, 41 against seton hall in cancun. >> bob: he's been in double figures in six consecutive games and back-to-back three-point plays, one on his shot, on

. >> it is a nice feeling. i think i speak for our department and we do not do it for the glory, by any means. we do it because we have a love for our community. >>two families said they owe these many debt of gratitude. >> we want to thank the volunteer fire department for their efforts. >> the rescue workers said the lesson to take from this is to never go out on the ice. >> at baltimore city hall, the transition from administration to administration is well under way. the to do list is a combination of shoring up state and federal support they will be tackling a looming budget deficit. the council president is already making progress. >> this shot could be worth millions of dollars in federal funding. standing side by side with baltimore's mayor and waiting, the senior u.s. senator pledged on wavering support during the transition. >> we will not miss a beat. we will not miss a deadline. we will not miss an opportunity to bring federal resources to the city of baltimore and to work with the new mayor. >> the

nice pass by isaiah thomas.sh by justin holiday. >> steve: this is a dangerous time if washington state because the way washington is playing, all of a sudden they're getting the crowd into it. that's energizing their defense. >> miles: and watch for the defensive pressure to pick up. try to force this young cougar team into more turnovers so the huskies can get out and run. >> steve: washington state 0-6 in the second half. trails by two. they led by four at the break. moore on the side line. they got to thames. i thought he had the shot. turned it down. klay thompson with the left hand misses. washington going. no foul called. now there is a foul called. it's against thompson. >> you can't turn the missed lay-up into a foul. don't compound the play. just get back on defense. get your team set back in the 2-3 zone. >> steve: klay thompson is now 1-10 from the field. did not start, we told you. but having a rough time take. and this is a guy who scored 43 points in that alaska shoot-out. won't go. nikola. kopriv

nice to see you. >> you've put this into some nice groups here.ends that are good and others are good marketing. >> it's always fun for me at this time of the year to look at new trends and see. consumers tastes and desires change. a great example as well. they put a picture of the farm right here with a statement on the back saying we take care of the farmers and the farm takes care of you. >> next trend, sodium reduction. over 50% of consumers are watching their sodium intake. companies have made changes. these products here. >> naturally newt reent rich. people are tired of all of the stuff in their food. this is a back to the basics thing. your whole grain. fruits and vegetables, these are going to be the foods that will be the most newt rishes. they'll make really cool supplies and bags. >> we have about a minute left. lucky charms, please don't tell me i need to buy this now. >> better foods for kids. we know this has changed the landscape for children's foods. general mills is reducing shugar content going down to sing l digits. we have bee

nice to see you.ctually were kind enough to let them warm up in our freezer downstairs. that's how cold it is. but we have some intrepid visitors from theburg oig, the south hills of pittsburgh, pennsylvania, they want us on kdca. and from a very tiny section of connecticut called -- >> quiet corner. >> appropriately so. let's take a check on the maps. looking for great weather, head to the southwest. areas of downtown los angeles, could you get up to 80 degrees today. rain as you head to the pacific northwest. bitter cold as you head to places like florida and georgia into the carolinas. and another cold arctic blast rolls on in, we're talking about temperatures 20 to 30 degrees blow zero overnight and in the mornings, as well. so it ain't over not by a long shot. cold area across much of the country this week. that's a quick look at our national maps. >> announcer: this weather report sponsored by kellogg's special k products. >>> that's a quick look at your weather picture. and if you wonder how i