north carolina, degraffenreid.as got to come alive leading them if rebounding and scoring. >> guards no surprise's we talked about. the leading scorers for both these teams wearing number 2 in this game. >> montgomery had a fantastic first half. four goals in the first half against north carolina which is more than combined. florida state and duke here in the last two outings. doing a nice job of knocking down triples and finding some back door opportunity. then degraffenreid playing when she is running down hill you are not going to catch her. you can't get in front of her. committed to going all the way to the rim. >> nine points each taking better two-point opportunities. i think they have taken a lot of tough twos which takes them out of offensive rebounding position. >> and there you get a look at the leading scorers. we already told you about degraffenreid and montgomery. degraffenreid second for georgia tech. six points well below what we are used to seeing. averages 15.7 points per game, 19 in conference pl

>>deb: matchup zone off of the time out andis is how north carolina came back down double digits to northolina state in the second half. >>mike: monroe has the ball. >>deb: i like this by north carolina right now. waltiea rolle on the floor. quickness there on the perimeter. the three quickest players and the best post defenders on the inside. >>mike: bravard and hunnicutt and lucas. whistled for her third personal foul. now chay shegog and lucas both with three fouls for north carolina. chasity clayton back in

florida state faces north carolina.one of the highest scoring teams in the nation on their home court. kansas and monroe and alisha har vis lead the seminals to victory over will ufc keep their game in high gear. we'll find out as north carolina hosts florida state right now. >> as we head into february this is the tar heels trying to keep pace with unbeaten duke and a tough game at home against the 15th rank florida state seminals. welcome to chapel hill, north carolina. i'm mike caulk ran along with debbie net tinelli. north carolina at home. >> florida state is a team that will come off of the lost against duke and say forget bit, they will move forward and play better. i can guarantee it because i know the makeup and thecan character. sue's club. florida state the best road team, because they have had great guard play, they didn't get solid guard play against duke, duke's defense was dominating, and it dictated and completely made florida state feel uncomfortable. sue successrel understands that her club will see pr

one point north carolina lead.eeting between these teams on their home floor earlier this year. team split the series last year each winning at home. >> taylor is guarding degraffenreid. bennett has white. >> and a take away by the jackets. > goodlett with the ball. >> ardossi. 10 on the shot clock. >> walthour calling out instructions. finds bennett. >> little bit of trouble for the tar heels. they get out of it. north carolina working with 10 on their shot clock night. degraven has been such a thorn in the opponents' sides. george tech will have the ball when we come back. they trail the north carolina tar heels by one with just over 3 minutes to play. ei ee ye veretwo ah. f you yout&t, you' then's fa3g n... then be o load fas oad fas u cak anf the thetime f [ clng ] sps u'v a lmap you. le aer ]you coo theo coon. a expe. anany ree mailbate anany >> trailing north carolina by 1 on their home floor. number 21 virginia traveling to number 6 duke next with two of the league's top players facing off in monica wright a

north carolina is dribbling right through the middle of their pressure. >> north carolina won the first meeting between these two teams earlier this year. 89-78. the most points given up by the jackets all season long and they turned them over and got points out of it. >> north carolina's turnover margin is only about plus 3. that's low for them. usually a team that turns them over a little more. averaging 20 turnovers. only turning teams over 23 times. now north carolina showing zone. >> at the point now for georgia tech. montgomery in the corner. she gets that three ball to fall. >> big basket for alex. needs to see a big basket tonight. really struggling outside the arc playing at home. >> looks like a 3-second count but on the other end of the floor montgomery lighting it up early. >> what north carolina is doing is showing zone and switching to man. michele joseph very prepared for that today. so montgomery. having to guard her all the way to the corner. good execution by georgia tech. >> looking for the back door pass and gets it. >> this could be a big night for alex. desperately

i'm so happy here at north carolina. opportunity were there, it's something you would certainly have to think about. >> only the fourth acc commissioner. how did that process take place? >> well, i had been in the job in carolina for 17 years as the athletic director and really wasn't looking for anywhere to go. make that move. and then when gene corrigan decided to step down, i had several people in the league suggest to me that it would be a good thing to think about. next move. >> i'm delighted to introduce the next commissioner of the atlantic coast conference, john swofford. >> i know the conference really well. to me there's nothing better in college athletics than the athletic coast conference. so i felt it was a natural next step. the beauty of this is it give mess an opportunity to take a step professionally that i very much want to take and to do it in a conference that i have a great love for and respect for. the way i look at it is i'm just sort of expanding. >> expanding the acc from nine to 12 in 2003. brin

>> i grew up politically of north carolina. i am from the deep south so as a child in growing up you grow and you kind of know your place as to what these kinds of norms that be accepted then would not be tolerated but when i grew up in north carolina as a politician, i think-- i didn't find the same resistance as glenn did, but i am aware that in areas where we were in rural north carolina it was unthinkable of having even a voter registration card, which is a logical peace. you know i was influenced by king and rosa parks too, by direct action particularly in north carolina where we had dissidents which motivated us but because i had myself little earlier been influenced by quakers who were logical and reasonable, i thought it registration project would be something that north carolina could tolerate. but actually there was such a debaca reaction to that. the different reaction i had was that you had to be more direct. they would not except the normal voter registration educational projects so the citizens became more of a to

she said back then the rivalry between north carolina and north carolina state was much bigger and muchrolina duke rivalry because duke had not risen to prominence in the women's game yet. >> robin: absolutely. players here that have built the tradition for nc state. >> rich: white. department get a shot up. now she does. boston college ball. >> rich: harper trying to hang on to this lead right now. it is a 13-point lead. but nc state is in trouble late in the game. >> robin: she talked earlier today about learning how to finish and is very proud of the way the team finished against miami and learning how to win. how to be confident. how to take a lead and hang on to it and extend it. >> rich: if you saw halftime. great sequence looking at her team in the huddle and said you can do this. you guys can win. >> robin: and that's part of coming into a situation where the nc state had a tremendous number of very good seasons. continued to struggle a little bit. coming in and trying to rebuild that confidence. great shot. nc state out of transition. they are getting those baskets on the move.

the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield such time as he may consume to my distinguished colleague from california, the former attorney general of mr. lungren: thank you very much. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. lungren: i thank my colleague from north carolina for the time. this is an interesting point. i don't think i have ever been on the floor in 16 years and faced this kind of a rule. it is a closed rule, i have been here before with closed rules. but the effect of the closed rule is to prohibit me from providing or presenting my amendment. now, that's not unusual. usually you come to the and you present an amendment to try and amend the bill to change it from the way[ it was reported out of the committee that did the work on it. but in this case i am being prohibited from offering an amendment to change the7 bill back to the way it was as reported out of the committee on a bipartisan basis. for whatever reason the majority on the rules commi

this storm is starting to deepen off the coast of north carolina. and because of the winds increasing, there are the blizzard warnings that include the western part of the bay, kent island and talbot county. with the intensity of the snow, look at the doppler. those are the areas with dark green while there may be sleet mixed in briefly in the next couple of hours, the cold air is going to continue to come in spots like shady side. you can see intense bands moving through the washington area. these are the te of bands we've been talking about as they come through at the height of the storm. as a matter of fact, right into tomorrow morning, can produce one to as much as two inches of snow an hour. unfortunately, look at our temperatures. still at 33 degrees, meaning with the strong winds, this is a very wet snow and that's leading to the power outages. temperatures in winchester, 31 degrees. the temperatures will fall eventually, but unfortunately, we are going to be still several hours into this wet snow. we'll see blowing and drifting. >> dave bake

former representative eva clayton from north carolina. former representative glen browder from alabama. and the most distinguished of them all,. [laughter] >> my former schoolmate, artemesia stanberry, on the faculty of nortel are essential university. please welcome them. [applause] >> so this evening we're here to talk about something called stealth reconstruction and how that helped supplement what was being done in the civil rights era, post-civil rights era, trying to move the ball forward, if you will. and so for the next hour or so we will probe this concept and talk in detail about the book and -- that describes all. at some point towards the top of the hour we will open it up for questions. there are microphones on each income and if you want to ask a court and at that time, i would ask you to do so from the microphones as they will be picked up by the national archives reporters and also by c-span, and they won't be able to hear it otherwise. before i do that though, i want to make one additional announcement. this coming saturd

north carolina state inside the game.to be perfectly honest doesn't seems like he is working very hard to get the ball. >> look at vasquez. sink his hand there. gets the steal. that's what a senior leader will do for you. >> it is lucky he didn't throw the ball out-of-bounds there. time to tell you about our motel 6 of the i think, dan, we both agree unanimously on this. adrian bowie, the junior, eight points. doubled his average. he has been a huge key for maryland here in the sec half. all eight of those points coming in the sec half. >> when you said sean mosley only has two and eric hayes has not scored, somebody on the bench has to pick it up and it has been bowie. >> he hasn't scored a lot by dino gregory has been giving positive minutes off the bench. there is williams getting fouled. >> c.j. will williams. last one banked in. >> four in a row before that bench. >> he should be a little harder or a little softer so he can bank it in. shots. touched the net with his free throws. >> again, north carolina state they h

host: north agusta, south carolina, on our democrat line. caller: i have several things i wanted to say. host: try to make it quick. we are almost out of time. caller: on health care, the democrats do not want to be honest about the trial lawyers and tort reform. another thing i would like to know is that they are preaching to us about money and why did they have to spend $5 million on jets, 321 rooms, 300 limousines, and like $533,000 for the copenhagen meeting. ? guest: we have not talked about health care and this is a front and center issue. i agree with this colubrid the first thing we should do is medical malpractice reform. every american knows that the legal system is sucking money out of the health-care system. we should allow people living in any state to buy insurance from across state lines and we should allow higher deductible policies. that would drive down the cost of insurance. we do spend too much money on health care in this country host: thank you so much for being with us. is the author of numerous books. guest: i have a

it's a little inland around wilmington, north carolina. when it moves offshore that will suck down some cold air. meantime, six to 12 tonight between now and say midnight, then midnight to 6:00 a.m. another six to eight. two to four inches in the morning. and probably another one to two in the afternoon. now, if you live east of town, the snow is going to taper off last. it may snow everywhere or flurry everywhere most of tomorrow night, but in terms of accumulating we think it's going to shut off between 6:00 and 8:00 on saturday night. that said, blizzard conditions tonight, and that's what we're really kind of concerned about. satellite picture, radar combined, there's the area of snow, but notice the area of green here, which is rain in the pink is a mix. we are going to watch this as it starts to move farther to the north. again, the area of low pressure is going to hug that north carolina coast, just to the northeast of wilmington, and until it moves a little further northeast, the winds are going to have more of an easterly componen

and i came with jim and a few others in north carolina. when i was elected, i was the first since 1901. george white was the last afro-americans who was kind of thrown out of the first reconstruction piece. and i returned in 1992, because i came a little early because of my -- and melvin watt and i constitute the first opportunity that afro-americans had to be in the elective process. not makes it more difficult i think politically or democrats and republicans for democrats to now hold on to seats, in particular, white democrats who had been dependent on that black vote to be safe now. as they used to be. so -- and we, as afro-americans, have a challenge of ensuring those white minority in those districts that we would represent them as fairly as we would do for ourselves. and i know as an elected politician, i made a conscious effort to make sure that i said to everyone that i am here to serve all the people, and made a conscious effort of trying to bring them come and give them confidence, that i was not there just to serve blacks but i

carolina and virginia. two areas of low pressure. one to the south and one to the north. e top of cooler air. the blue is all the rain coming in. see the grade shades, too. south carolina. that's heavy rain. notice it has cleared out in northern georgia. live to atlanta, the rain may be gone, but the low clouds are still in place. we will get delays, especially down south. that's where the airports are located south of town. watch for delays to pop up in or out of atlanta mainly in the morning. back up to the north, the snow is out there too. light snow around chicago. that's pulling eastward. ahead of another low pressure region. that's going to combine with the one moving up from the south. it's going to throw snow at you for areas like washington, d.c., philadelphia light snow today, same with new york city. not that big of a deal. in fact, there's not a lot of moisture to work with. where it seems to be the heaviest is right over o'hare. 30 minute delay now at chicago's o'hare airport. that's going to last through the morning into the early part of afternoon. to the we

and north carolina history in middle school. >> dr. garland says they are making this curriculum revision process very public to get as much feedback as possible. matt, science, and english classes are also getting an update. in washington, molly henneberg, fox news. >> bret: the national intelligence director says politics is getting in the way of national security. the fox all stars react in three minutes. >> was that cleared with you whether or not it's appropriate to discuss publicly that two family members are cooperating or urged to cooperate. >> again, congressman king, i'm not going to comment on the internal processes for this investigation right now. >> the level of the political dimension of what to me ought to be a national security issue has been quite high. i don't think it's been particularly good, i will tell you, from the inside. >> i will say that the reason that people were told about the success of these interviews didn't have anything to do with politics. we made the determination that it was a good idea to make su

if he wants the doppler, it is just starting to show up in the mountains of north carolina. it will be positioned just east of norfolk. the snow will also be combining with the system, so two parts combining for an impressive storm over the weekend. the vote that take care of the roads have been quite busy today. we're joined live where they have a busy plan ahead of them. >> of the state highway and the restoration is preparing as we speak, putting down salt on the load -- rads. -- roads. local governments are preparing. at the salt barn behind me was about half full. it is now overflowing with a new shipment of salt. trucks are now out working. the preparations are certainly under way. some are calling accurate deja vu all over again with a winter storm bearing down on the channel 11 viewing area. word from the state highway administration is to be patient and at all costs, stay off the roads. >> it takes a plow driver an hour or hour and a half to do a full route. he can do one line, go back and do the other lane. you may not see a salt pile, but he or she is out there. >

r storm scan is showing the storm and its initial stages in it north carolina. it will get stronger in the open waters. it will make some funny maneuvers. the results will be snow and wind. the advisory goes into effect at 8:00 tonight. for the rest, not much will happen. not much in the way of snow at further west. it will loop de loop inland. snow squalls through friday in orur area. we will have one to 3 inches. rain will move in tonight, changing to snow. snow showers as the winds pick up. tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night, the strongest winds will pick up. winds at 50 miles per hour. that will be the biggest part of the storm for osprey >>> let's go to jay korff who is alive and arlington with how people are preparing for more snow. >> agencies, drivers, and families are preparing and wondering, what are we in store for this time? just when we started seeing much of the snow that paralyzed the regi for much of the winter it finally melting, there is word of more precipitation. regional transportation agencies are gearing up for the possibility of accumu

it is beginning to wind up off the north carolina coast. as it moves, it will be more to our north. on the other hand, we are also going to get a lot of strong winds around that. there is doppler. you see some of those areas getting mixture in. you folks in montgomery county still getting snow. on the other hand, you can see breaks in parts of charles county. nonetheless, as this sto continues to fill in and intensifies along the coast, we'll get one of those wrap-around situations. not too far from the south beings fredericksburg, culpeper, you'll be on the south side of that. tomorr and middle part of the day will still be snowing. a very tight gradient for this one. heaviest snows to our north. overnight tonight, here is a time line. as the wave above us comes through, there may be a period of heavy snow even in the washington area. it will be tapering off culpeper toward manassas. tomorrow afternoon, maybe lingering flurries or cloudy skies. those are the areas that will end up with 20 inches. six or seven, some spots to 14. on the other hand from manassas, dale city, south five

three inches down there in north carolina.you can see that area of rain, which is trying to come into the richmond area now. about 2:00, 3:00 in the morning, there will be for you folks into southern maryland some pockets of sleet and some rain, too. there you can see that area that is really continuin to move through and overnight tonight, right here in washington and the colder areas, one to two, maybe as much as three inches of snow per hour, veronica. >> indeed. so our snowfall amounts, we're not changing these a bit. looking for 18 to 24 inches while this storm system winds up late tomorrow evening. as much as 20 to 30 inches just off the mountains and areas of western fauquier county, western loudoun. there could be other isolated spots, too, with 20 inches as well. >> all right. thanks, veronica and bob and chuck. >>> let's turn to our team of reporters also out in it right now. we said that it's moving up from the south and southwest. the storm hit parts of northern virginia early today. >> julie carey begins our cover

as the storm system gains strength but it initially inland, between hatteras and wilmington, north carolina and i think you will see a mix and that's why we have less snowfall accumulations down here. as cold air wraps around the system you are definitely back to all snow before it is said and done. go to the computer and we will talk about amounts. this is always posted on our website at wusa9.com. we also have the six zones on the website and that's pretty good deal when you are covering places from garrett county to the coast. and we have them broken down in terms of accumulation. 20 to 30 inches in the district, montgomery, fairfax and most of charles county. now, we are looking at the same amount of accumulation up in the north and the west, even the panhandle, berkeley springs, jefferson county, that area in to shenandoah valley where we think some areas will get 30-inches in the shenandoah valley. little less, again, south and east. still a huge storm, 12 to 20 but we think it will mix with sleet and rain toward the northern neck and extreme southern maryland. okay. here we go. snow

spots throughout eastern north carolina and south carolina today getting over an inch. look at the winter storm warnings. up to new york and boston this time where there is likely to be some delays. some of the major airport hubs coming up tomorrow. that's the big day where we'll get most of the snow and even some wind. right now just in chicago, running at about an hour and a half for a delay. a tremendous amount of moisture coming out of the south, but nothing like the last weather system. let me show you what's been happening down south. we'll get through our area here. burlington, north carolina, with over an inch. almost an inch and a quarter of rain. with the last system, i saw amounts of 2 and 2 1/2 inches. fayetteville, north carolina, over a half inch in terms of totals. the other thing we were fighting today, the fact that the air was dry. 36, the temperature. the dew point temperature going from 18 now to 21 degrees just over the last hour. amounts down south where it has been raining pretty heavy, 52 in wilmington. 45 in atlanta. let's talk about what we can

south of 81 down 77 to the north carolina border. heavy snow and zero visible at 8:00.0 southbound, no issues frederick to the split. hey, virginia, 66 eastbound we are clear 50 to the beltway. check it out, i-64 out of charlottesville. starting to snow. it's on the way. >> sure is. no stopping it. the only question we have is how much mixing may occur south and southeast of town. that would keep accumulations down. one to two into two and a half feet of snow by the time it is done. watch for near blizzard conditions especially by the bay. sunday and monday we are done with it and dry. sunday and monday a few snow showers and cold through the period n. the 30s. we will have the latest news and weather coming up on mind over money friday on 9 news ó?xxeccúú

tell us that they are going to get 150 additional plows on loan to them from pennsylvania and north carolina over the next day or so. pepco crews are working. they are working and they say they are dedicated special crews to the people who still don't have their power from the last storm. that said, it is windy, still miserable and dangerous out here tonight. into the evening, high winds continue to whip flying snow across roads barely passable in many places in montgomery county. earlier, the engine of a car straining to negotiate a hill burst into flames. luckily, the driver was able to get clear of the vehicle before the tires started exploding. >> we were walking to the market and we smelled the car and saw it smoking and starting to flame. we called 911. >> reporter: a snowplow and an ambulance responded to the scene. montgomery county fire chief said it's been a day that challenged his agency. >> this is of epic proportions, if you will. i had the opportunity to experience a lot of very significant events in my career, and this certainly rates at one of the top. it's extremely challeng

the north carolina coast. even though i think we will see a period right around washington, but especially you folks into southern maryland, a period of some sleet and freezing rain by tomorrow morning. late tonight into tomorrow morning. that next storm winds up and becomes one of these meteorological bombs that will draw in the cold air and everything. will be changing back to snow. there you see that area of mixed precipitation around washington. and at the same time, some rains down into eastern parts of north carolina. there you can see mainly snow. already some mixtures into calvert county, spots like that. veronica has been keeping track of things from a historical perspe perspective. look at the areas under the winter storm warnings. this could be another part of our record. veronica? >> the last storm system put us into fourth place for -- record snowfalls across the area. 17 inches. in terms of snowiest months, though, ever across the area, well, easily this one. 21.1 inches february now. so we could

we've got blizzard warnings from north carolina, washington, virginia, delaware, jersey, new york city. that's because of the winds. take a look on the radar. you can see it is spinning. this system is doing just as we predicted. it is intensifying as we move off the coast, drawing in that moisture off the atlantic, mixing with the lder air. we have wind gusts 55 miles per hour. jfk reporting wind gusts of 50 miles per hour. as that system moves off, you can see the isobars tightening. we have strong winds and that's why we have blizzard-like conditions. we have three to six inches of snow on top of what's already fallen. some areas may pick up another six to nine inches. while the snow will start to taper off after midnight tonight, these blizzard warnings go into effect here in new york city until 6:00 a.m. >> an intense blizzard event here in new york. so rare to see this intensity in the weather. >> absolutely. >> al, thanks for being with us out here. we'll see you later in the broadcast. >>> our next story comes from the american midwest. it also involves nature, and the weirdest

. >> to man about the same age and they both live in north carolina. boe jones was a farm hand from the plan county north carolina who was convicted of murder and 1993 for a murder that occurred in 1987 and he was sentenced to death and spent i believe 13 years on death row. ken rose is the lawyer, who in 1997 took on his case shortly before boe was scheduled to be executed and he has represented boe ever since and i spent four and a half years following that case. >> what got you interested in this case? have you always been interested in the law? >> my wife is a lawyer but it's not a field life studied. all i was drawn to the idea of writing about lawyers who exclusively represent death row inmates because i thought i just wanted to know why someone would do that. it isn't a field that has a lot of rewards financially or in the community or the legal profession so i wanted to know, and it's really hard work, your clients often by when you do it along period of time so it can be difficult to do but that is the story that i was drawn to that i felt lik

overnight tonight, it moves to the north carolina/south carolina coast.ast around the bay and really winds up. that's when it becomes most intense tonight. so that's the time that we'll be seeing later on tonight, midnight to 8:00 tomorrow morning. the most intense snows. now there are blizzard warnings not only along the coast but as i mentioned all the way from anne arundelÑi county south. tonight, there's that area of storminess. by tomorrow morning it's really getting strong off the coast. those northeasterly winds ce in, really wind up. the storm becomes this wirling vortex of moisture. and then the cold air will come in with gusty wins that will turn into the northwest. then as we get into sunday, we're back to the sunshine. but meanwhile, overnight tonight, during the day tomorrow, the moderate snows come in. overnight, by 4:00 in the morning to midnight, very heavy snow likely to be covering a large area. that will continue on until noon tomorrow when the very heaviest snows move out. still out over delaware and maryland. we'll get lighter to mode

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kissell of north carolina. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1051, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. kissell, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from north carolina. mr. kissell: mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for up to five minutes. mr. kissell: mr. chairman, this is a simple amendment. it highlights the importance of curriculum in designing to secure software. i would like to start out also by commending the chairman and ranking member for bringing this very timely, important piece of legislation to our attention. in north carolina we have many institutions that are dependent on secure software and informing our networks that are used in such a vital part in performing business in a day-to-day basis. whether it's in our part of the world, in the military, banking giants or corporations or business in general, whatever, we're dependent upon networks and software for once again o

north carolina was there. and so is michigan state. and wisconsin. of course, miller and harvey. and there is the final four, won the championship, twice from tuesday. >> there is a team had to go to overtime to get a game winner. to win... all the way out into the team's championship game. >> that is unusual. there is macklin hands it off to ray shipman. >> first half takes the ball into the basket. there is walker gets a tie from hin. there is augustus with three personal fouls. >> offense on 32. right here. there is penetration. he benched one way. both guys got it. augustus and varnadro. there is a big deal. and that is augustus. stewart is behind the arc. first three-pointer made in a while for mississippi state. >> you know funny thing was erving walker is like a je. he's not playing that way in this game. i think he's got some heavy place right now. looking winded to me. he's not playing his normal game. and you talk about not normal? there is 12 points for macklin. >> what a battle between two big guys, huh? so far, offensive there and has been taking care of business on

senior from north carolina. got in the lane a little early. >> i agree with you. i think they called chas mcfarland. >> tyler roche. 29 points. >> boy, jackson just held the ball too well. >> nowhere to go with it. >> at this point in the game you just can't afford that kind of a possession. >> once again you see the wake forest defense doing a really nice job disrupting that boston college halfcourt offense. >> here is williams. harris through traffic and he fouls. c.j. harris the freshman doing a nice job taking in the traffic. and if it was on sanders. rakim sanders has just fouled out. >> and the outlook gets bleaker and bleaker for boston college. >> c.j. harris is really an interesting player, mike. he is the guy that sort of burst on the scene. you didn't hear much about him in the preseason but he has demonstrated that he is an outstanding three-point shooter but in addition to that he drives the ball to the lane. rakim sanders going to the bench now. >> this is what harris does so well. he gets to the f

nicely done tonight, north carolina state. 73-62 is the final score. and for those of you getting ready for more acc hoops. coming up duke and georgia tech. for robin moore and our entire crew here in raleigh moregoc.co capty: n co, 0-77 ema aptirado chhat'you n. voo. 1tes save yoor m car ine. . >>> tonight, georgia tech's thriller dome goes to the pink zone as the eighth ranked duke blue devils come a calling. meanwhile, the georgia tech yellow jackets are looking to bounce back on their home floor. >>> for the second time this week, downtown atlanta and georgia tech are home to a top 20acc women's hoops showdown as the 19th ranked georgia tech yellow jackets prepare to host the 18th ranked duke blue devils. welcome inside alexander memorial coliseum, along with debbie antonelli, i'm jen hilders. coming off the first home loss of the season to florida state, now they have the duke blue devils team that has really had their number the past couple of years. >> there hasn't been a rivalry mere because duke has dominated the season. here's an opportunity

. >>> plus, the snow started early in parts of north carolina. a look at the other areas being hit by thimassive storm >>> and the radar shows this massive storm starting to move into our area now. tom kierein will be back with us in just a minute for a closer lo ó>ó>ó>ó>ó>ó>ó>gó>ó>ó>ó>ó>ó>ó>ó>> >>> you no doubt will hear this a lot this weekend, if you don't have to go out this weekend, it's best to stay inside, out of the cold, during today's storm. but here's some information to keep in mind if the storm keeps you homebound for a few days. news 4's elaine reyes joins us with some emergency tips. >> the snow not bad yet, but when it piles up and the ice and the wind gets involved, that's when the problems start. this is common sense, but here are a few reminders in case your power or utilities go out during the winter storm. we've been talking about the busy grocery stores during the last day or so, keep some extra food on hand, especially the kind that doesn't require refrigeration or cooking. and it doesn't hurt to have plenty of bottled wate

we hope to show washington and north carolina that we are still around and we are coming for the northa general assembly this time. [applause] >> the next question for all three panelists in no particular order, should the tea party move indoors specific and that customer -- a move that endorse -- movement in doors specific templates? as i said before, you win elections by endorsing something and promoting them and their candidacy. my perspective is that the tea party movement needs to support and endorse candidates to win. otherwise, you will be represented by somebody do not support. if you simply want to agitate, have at it, but that is not how you get people elected. you still have to vote. you need to know about your elected official. in that context, i am very committed to endorsing candidates as an individual. [applause] >> i will agree on one wall. we can go and educate people by having the debate, but if you are going to stay true, you can't lose your focus. if you cannot take your initiative to do your own research, you should not be voting. [applause] >> i have to agree with

jones of north carolina. >> mr. speaker. mr.aul: i ask unanimous consent that i claim the gentleman's time. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. so ordered. mr. paul: thank you, mr. speaker. my topic for this evening is now assassinations. when we have allowed ourselves to become? are we no longer a nation of laws? have we become instead a nation of men who make secret arrests? are secret prisons now simply another tool of the federal government law enforcement? is secret rendition of individuals now permitted out of misplaced fear? have we decided that the writ of habeas corpus is not worth extending? is torture now an acceptable tool for making us safe? unfortunately, the single answer to all of these questions from the leaders of our country and to many of our citizens appears to be yes. and now we are told that assassination of foreigners as well as american citizens is legitimate and necessary to provide security for our people. it is my firm opinion that nothing could be further from the truth. secret arrests, secre

the gentleman from north carolina. >> thank you, mr. speaker. support of h.r. 4495, designating the facility of the united states postal service located at 100 north taylor lane in patagonia, arizona, as the jim kolbe post office. congressman kolbe is a former colleague of mine here and congress. we have one term overlapping and certainly appreciate the chairman's words in support of this bipartisan resolution. and he served in the united states navy and in the naval reserves before being elected to the state senate in arizona and elected to the united states congress in 1984. and he served very ably on the appropriations committee for foreign operations, export financing and related programs. he was one of this institution's hallowed -- well, the big guys in this institution seem to be on the appropriations committee. and he was an appropriations subcommittee chair, which as we all know, actually has a significant amount of weight, especially when you're writing a major portion of the budget, such as foreign operations. in addition to foreign p

it will hug the coast as it moves across north carolina. that's why we think we will see this mixing line move to the north. already seeing the rain pretty close to us. that will indeed cut down on amounts a little bit. let's talk about amounts in live doppler. here's devon. >> we will start with the super ruler outside. you can get this at the livestream, not just live web updates but livestream on the super ruler. upwards to four and a half to five inches of snow. but the other side is a more likelihood of build upof snow. it is 2 1/2 to three inches of snow we have there. we have moderate steady snow across the area. we tweak the colors here and talked about this a little bit and we will talk about it more. steady snows. if you lap to see purple and brighter shades mixing in, that means it will be heavier snow bands. there you see it. moving over the potomac to the chesapeake. that's where we have an enhancement from the relatively warmer water in the air. that is a heavy band of snow moving through that area right now. a couple of snow t

north carolina not on the board. anybody's race. >>> the national weather service saying there's a 100% chance of a major snow storm hitting the dc area tomorrow and four games scheduled at the verizon center. the wizards say the only way the game on saturday night is canceled is if either team can't get to the arenas and the caps say both games are a go. >>> the lost to the knick, you can kind of testimony flip saunders is getting tired of the same old act. >> tonight what happened, we have guy who is shoot every time they touch it and the whole team gets like that. when guys are taking quick shots is fuels other guys to take quick shots because they don't think they will get it back. tonight i thought we played very selfishly as a team. >> a tight game through three quarters. down by 7 heading in the fourth. from there they were outscored by 15 in the final frame and that was nothing new to this squad. >> when you're not a very good team, which right now we are not. you can hang around but in the 4th quarter, every

wade county, north carolina actually did it.erted effort last february and started to retake the school board. we have nine people on there, four seats were up for election. the republicans did an excellent campaign. it was an off-year election. we took back the school board. they're going to get rid of diversity, which means busing, year-round schools. and you know what they said to the liberal a stuck pig, "we didn't know we should have come out and vote." take advantage of it. s we went over yesterday, we can go out and mobilize conservative, good candidates. and as they're home watching oprah we can take back the country. [applause] >> vern, who have we got next? >> good morning. my name is larry morris. my wife and i drove here from southern california. [cheers and applause] >> if i may give you a little bit of advice and then maybe you can talk about it. i'd like to give you advice, if i may give a little bit of advice here. in 1980 i ran for congress with the libertarian party in southern california. and that movement at

you are looking at housing in north carolina and tennessee.. alliance sorry i didç not put ó into my record. we look at indicators. we have to look it indicators manually because they are separate pieces. we look at the parcel of land that is identified. we know those are under water relative to mortgages and a note who is delinquent on mortgage payments. one of the key ratios that are leading indicators are the 90 day delinquency rate on mortgage payments. relative to their peers, if you look at the chart, states like nevada, arizona, florida, have a huge market viability from being upside down on their mortgages. seven out of 10 homes in nevada are in-value relative to the mortgages that exist -- are in negative relative to the mortgages that exist. the 90-day delinquency rate of the past three months have increased -- has increased drastically. that shows me there is a leading indicator that says people are not able to pay their mortgages. i start with that. then i look at plant closings and ships and on a " rigid ships in unemployment. --

caller: a 15-year-old boy was arrested in north carolina and in a secret prison in u.s.aller: good morning, thanks for c-span. mr. kaniewski i would like to address the man from north carolina that suggested in the trial of mohammed fella be held by a citizen's grand jury to see if he committed the crime. if you read the book about bush and cheney that committed 9/11. you did a good job and your priests raise you to be a part of the system and only the catholics that supported the hitler's grandson draft dodging. >> host: to say? guest: no. host: we have fred on the republican line. are you there? caller: yes, i am. thank you for taking my call. i want to ask your guest, mr. richard trupp president of the afl-cio gave a speech where he talked about unionizing the employees, and that they would be better off if unionized. and that flies in the face of a fella that is head of israeli surety for ll airlines. at least he was. and he allocates nurses and if failure by security people they would immediately be fired. and he would tolerate no failure on their part. and i wonder

north carolina at maryland on sunday. speaking of the terps, well the football team announced it's 2010 schedule, september 6 at m & t against the navy shipman. maryland plays morgan state for the first time ever that following saturday on september 11th in college park. >>> minus three days until the super bowl xliv in miami. first time participate new orleans saints are the underdogs to the colts. >> yesterday was our first day of practice. we did some practice last week. we have some ways to go. so, it's still only thursday. >> they are a very good football team. they've proven that, i think we are a very good football team. i think we've proven that. i can't think of two better teams to be here. >>> icy hot ice. behind two second period goals from alex ovechkin against the rangers. it's alex riding the puck between the defender and the one handed push for the score. the capitals win 6-5 for the 12th, i say 12th straight win. of course when they broke the team record at 10, every win makes it harder and harder for some

he injured his right knee on that collision with north carolina larry drew. he has a severe bone bruise. he is listed as doubtful for the maryland game. >>> still to come on geico sportsnite. gator raid dual today. have your highlights. also the season debut of behind the wheel. >>> and more hockey. this time in the form of the women's game. we'll show you d.c.'s pride in just a bit. csnwashington.com. he is reviewing the play by play move. what your thoughts may be on the game. check it out and leave a comment. man:e as altimewho'mosttant. er lke g.cave..hereat fenswe h doetart. tart theatio eed y wh er the rinve..hereat fenswe h dsomebody who brings it, tartevery game, every time. ♪ eed y wh er the rinve..hereat fenswe h histw dsomebody who brings it, tartevery game, every time. ♪ eed y wh er the rinve..hereat fenswe h ♪ >>> saturday com cast sports net brings you a caa double header. george maison takes on old dominion. it tips off at 4:00 right here on com cast sports net. get more information at csnwashington.com. >>> high school hoops the mcdonald all a

again, forming off the north carolina coast. this will really become a meet rulugeical bomb more to our north. folks into northern maryland are a little bit more under the gun as far as that will be the area of the maximum amount of snow. here's the doppler. you can see what's going on right now. there's that area of snow right in over us. you can see also -- see how we've gone through with the mixture trying to get up into dale city, fredericksburg. this will be with us for a few hours but the bigger view of ings you can see all of that mouch down to our south. when we get through about 11:00 to midnight, everybody will be getting right back into a lot of snow, which takes us to how this is going to stack up with other storms. veronica has been tracking this one. but also tracking the historybooks. >> exactly. you mentioned the 21-plus inches that we've had for the month of february, already for the season. 45-plus inches. here's a list that we put together of snowiest months ever on record. right now we're in eighth place. all

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