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nick: that would work. he tried to run it up. he hit it low. he hit it pretty darn well. jim: hit the brakes. hit that -- oosh. david: that was a very brave effort. i put my hand there. i didn't see that one. nick: that was brilliant. david: charlie has only 160 yards left. pitching wedge. charlie has cal kalinda on the bag here. undoubtedly has been a huge help to him. real experienced caddie. nick: you have to hit a professional foul this. a wedge 160 yards. ima little right of it and just trap it. can't chop it up with that club. in the glue. oh it spins back and he's jammed up against the fringe. wow. jim: it will be very awkward to get a clean strike on the next one. nick: i felt he was going to pull it. david: you can't write this. jim: the fedexcup standings if john merrick prevails here. he would move into fourth. snedeker first mickelson second. the top standings won't change, except if beljan wins he'll be in fourth position. again, charlie beljan won just a few months back. he did not get into augusta. he will if he wins here today, and the masters on cbs will be our next golf actio

nick: that would work. he tried to run it up. he hit it low. he hit it pretty darn well. jim: hit the brakes. don't hit that -- oosh. david: that was a very brave effort. i put my hand there. i didn't see that one. nick: that was brilliant. david: charlie has only 160 yards left. pitching wedge. charlie has cal kalinda on the bag here. undoubtedly has been a huge help to him. real experienced caddie. nick: you have to hit a professional foul this. a wedge 160 yards. ima little right of it and just trap it. can't chop it up with that club. in the glue. oh, it spins back and he's jammed up against the fringe. wow. jim: it will be very awkward to get a clean strike on the next one. nick: i felt he was going to pull it. david: you can't write this. jim: the fedexcup standings if john merrick prevails here. he would move into fourth. snedeker first, mickelson second. the top standings won't change, except if beljan wins he'll be in fourth position. again, charlie beljan won just a few months back. he did not get into augusta. he will if he wins here today, and the masters on cbs will be our next go

low-lying areas. thank you so much, nick walker, from the weather channel. meanwhile, storms afoot here in washington. as we've been saying, president obama's nominee to head the cia faced tough questioning yesterday about waterboarding during the bush years when he was at the cia and the current white house's huge expansion under his direction of targeted killings by drones. >> your view seems to be that even if we could save american lives by detaining more terrorists, using only traditional techniques, it would be better to kill them with a drone or let them go free rather than detain them. can you explain the logic in that argument? >> i respectfully disagree, senator. i never believe it's better to kill a terrorist than to detain him. we want to detain as many terrorists as possible so we can elicit the intelligence from them in the appropriate manner so that we can disrupt following terrorist attacks. >> joining us is john mclaughlin, the cia's acting director and with john hopkins school of studies. thank you for being with us. you were a career cia p

nick lubic, stealing. makes it look so easy. 20 points for starks. hoyas up by one. georgetown, one-point lead. otto porter, gets it down low and gets it to go somehow, some way. and one. 19 points for the sophomore. georgetown escapes 69-63. georgetown 'fifty straight win. to the soldout smith center, gorge washington fans so pumped up. number 14 butler intown. pick it up in the second half. clark knows what to do with it, jaynes the j and gives butler the biggest lead of the game, 17 points. g.w. cuts it to five with a minute to play. frantic effort down the stretch. smith spins, doesn't score. rebound, misses and the tip cuts it to three. following an inbound violates, g.w., last few seconds a chance to tie it. kromah, doesn't get it in time. almost knocked off the number 14 team in the country. 59-56. >>> mason nation, dressed in saturday best to welcome delaware. george mason trails by seven. allen finds arlidge inside for the dunk. patriots cut it to four at the break. splits the d for two, 20 points for threat. and later in the half, threet don't fail me now to devon sadler, the three ball for him, game-high 22 for s

nick. i love ray lewis and the final ride. i love the smashmouth character of the baltimore defense. i'm excited about this. i think it's high-scoring game. high 20s, lowmid-30s. i'm looking forward to this. >> who's your pick? >> i think definitely think gnat 49ers will prevail. >> okay. there's a question of margin there. we might get in to that later in the show. >> i think they would go above the 3 1/2 spread. >> you take the favorite and the over? >> yes, i would. >> i have to tell you. trying to find something to get interested in here. i watch the super bowl every year. we're all red blooded americans here. >> eh. >> i'm kind of bored by this super bowl. i got to be honest. neither of the teams really does it. i consider the ravens an ill legitimate franchise at the birth. >> right. >> right. >> the browns never the same. there's justice there. yet since the ravens came back in 1996 i have considered them a boring franchise. >> agreed. >> come on, man. >> san francisco doesn't do much for me either. the compelling super bowl in my lifetime, arizona made this run to the super bowl. >> yeah. >> worse team in the nfl with the veteran quarterback, m

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low priority detainees. we don't know if that's the case with miguel angel hernandez, but we know this has been going on for a number of years. >> nick valencia, thank you. >> thank you. >>> and while leaders in washington are ripping each other apart over these spending cuts, deadline remember, midnight friday, they are standing together today. there she is, to honor civil rights icon rosa parks. president obama, congressional leaders, and more than 50 of her relatives gathered there at the capital to unveil this bronze statue of miss parks. it is nine feet tall. she is the first black woman to be honored with a statue there. >> rosa parks' singular act of disobedience launched a movement. the tired feet of those who walked the dusty roads of montgomery helped a nation see that to which it had once been blind. it is because of these men and women that i stand here today. it is because of them that our children grow up in a land more free. >> rosa parks broke the law. that was back on december 5th, 1955, when she refused to give up her seat to a white passenger on a crowded bus back in montgomery, alabama. actually stood in line for