. >>> ohio state coming off a weekend loss at purdue.oking to bounce back against illinois, who certainly could use a big road win to help their resume. but they ran into jared sullinger and the buckeyes. up 12. and david lighty. the steal and the dunk. ohio state up lucky 13. one freshman, aaron craft, to another, jared sullinger. ohio state win it, 89-70. >>> how about some bonus big south action? unc ashville, taking on cliff ellis and coastal carolina. 2.8 seconds left to go. tied at 58-58. a terrific inbounds pass. matt dickey intercepts it and wins it for the bulldogs from 30 feet. another look. dickey, gets the shot off. and unc ashville looking forward to the big south tournament, beating the number one seed. >>> this has been your espn news update. back to you in new york. >>> all right. if you're hungry, you're going to like this story. it's a tall order in honor of new york's newest knick. but it might take the entire team to finish it off. or at least one or two of the guys. >> no kidding. >> new york's famed carnegie deli ha

. >>> top ranked ohio state looking to remain undefeated. buckeyes jumping out to a 15- point lead in the second half. badgers brought back. scoring 21 points in the final 20 minutes. 30 seconds to go. wisconsin up 2. mike bruce buries the dagger. let the party begin in madison. for the first time in 49 years the badgers knock off the number 1 team in the country. they beat ohio state 71-67. >>> washington state beat cal 75-71. gutierrez missing a three to tie it with five seconds left. bears now 6-7 in pac-10 play. >>> across the pond. manchester city. 1-1 in the 78th minute. incredible bicycle kick. our intern owen called it the second best goal he has ever seen. the first of course we know. he hangs on for the win. >>> trying to show his coach that he deserves to be the starter. >> what's up. this is johnny. representing uconn football. trick shot video. >> you can only open the door from the inside. we will let mark in. >> i'm going to come back and let isaac in. >> try it like this first. skeet shooting. >> michael young has played his

another weekend, another loss for ohio state. 11th ranked purdue with the honors.rdue knocked off number three ohio state 76-63. >>> nascar daytona 500 started with a tribute and ended with history. paying homage to the past, daytona went silent on lap three to honor the late dale earnhardt who lost his life ten years ago on this very track. his son finished 24th. when it was all said and done, trevor bayne took the checkered flag. in just his second sprint cup race he took the biggest event. >>> a hard hitting affair between the blackhawks and penguins. jordan henry hit the boards and the boards hit back. the glass popped out and landed on a couple of fans. everybody was okay and it went to a shoot-out. patrick kane, the game winner, and the blackhawks won it 3-2. >>> and finally hockey the way it was meant to be played, outdoors. temperatures near freezing, but the flames are red hot. this beauty in the second. flames won the heritage classic 4-0. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin.ç >> narrator: "early today" sports is brought to

ohio state makes it 24 straight winning 82-69. >>> clippers taking their talents to south beach.peaking of talents blake risks sop, give him the rookie trophy already. griffin records his 42 under double double on the year. chris bosh returns the favor on the other end. they led by 16 early, the heat started the fourth quarter on an 18-4 run. dwayne wade led the way with 28. lebron james scores a season low 12. heat wins by 20. >>> marquis daniels suffered a bruised thigh and may miss two months. the celt lid by 10, here it's at 18. the magic didn't have an answer for rajon rondo. he goes down the lane for the hoop and the foul. two of his 26. the celtics win 91-80. >>> the pga returns to northern california this week for the pebble beach national pro am. guy playing this weekend will be stuck in arizona a little while longer. all week in phoenix, this guy doesn't want to touch the ground, tommy gainey has been walking on air all week. the former nation-wide player known as tommy two gloves pretty self-x plan torrey. young gun ricky fowler is hard to miss wearing his fluorescent

for the first time in many years they knock off the number 1 team in the country beating ohio state.p in washington, state beat cal. gutierrez missing three to tie it with five seconds left. babies are now 6-7 in pac-10 play. >> we go across the pond. 1-1 in the 78th minute. wayne rooney with the incredible bicycle kick. thee second best goal ever. >>> with spring football about one month away one college quarterback player got creative showing his coach he needs to be the starter. >> representing uconn football. >> you can only open the door from the inside. >> i'm going to come back and let isaac in. >> skeet shooting. ohhh. ♪[ music ] >> why is this guy not starting? he played his entire career with the texas rangers. but after he felt lied to about his role this coming season, this six-time all-star asked to be traded. it didn't go well with his number 1 fan. >> you're going to go on a different team. he is not going to play at the ranger game any more. >> he is not going to be any rangers numbers. >> any number? >> no. no more michael young on the rangers. >> no michael young? >

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ohio state with a 71-61 victory. >>> denzel of villanova had a career high 21 points.on hall missed a tying shot as time ran out. the wildcats over the pirates 60-57. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and, desert drama. an elderly man beats the odds and survives being stranded in the desert for nearly a week. the desert for nearly a week. the best device for everything you love to read editors' choice. best dedicated ereader. magazines look spectacular. fantastic device. touch the future of reading at barnes and noble. nookcolor. spots for the commute.. and how long before your neighborhood dries out. plus.. from trees down, to power outages. we've got team coverage on the worst damage across the bay. and.. the bay area's biggest city is in a budget crisis.. and public safety is taking a hit. the massive layoff planned for police and firefighters. and.. join us for cbs 5 early edition ... beginning at 4:30. - topic two ,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news" here's a look at today's weather. in the northeast, daytime highs will rebound, and be

purdue's equan moore scored 38 points to help beat number two ohio state.mber 11 purdue's 76-63 victory, purdue didn't move in the national rankings, but after losing two of three, ohio state will probably move down. >>> at the daytona 500, remembering dale earnhardt ten years after his death in a crash. drivers and fans observed a moment of silence during the third lap. fans held up three fingers for the man who drove car number 3. nascar's big race was won by trevor bayne the youngest winner of the daytona 500, doing it the day after his 20th birthday. >> i never expected to be sitting here, and i still don't think it's real. so sorry if i'm bouncing around on questions and answers but i figure i can do whatever i want to since it's just a dream anyway. >> bayne's prize for winning the daytona, more than $1.4 million. >>> when we come back on this monday morning, another look at this morning's top stories. and underwater discoveries. disturbing new pictures show oil from last summer's gulf oil spill sticking around. mer's gulf oil spill sticking around. ♪

. >>> in college basketball, number one ohio state remains unbeaten. sullinger of the buckeyes scored 19 points against michigan. 62-53 victory gives ohio state 23 wins in a row to open the season. this is only the second time that's happened in school history. >>> and new york yankees pitcher andy pettitte is retiring. he plans to make that announcement later today here in new york. pettitte had 240 wins over 16 major league seasons. he has the major league record for postseason wins with 19. >>> when we come back another look at this morning's top stories, and the other sport on super bowl sunday. watching the commercials. a sneak peek at some of the game-day action coming up. some of the game-day action coming up. yikes, this color just sucks the life out of me. i was just gonna say that! about this flat haircolor! let's dimensionalize! [ gigi ] try nice 'n easy, with colorblend technology. anti-flat, always dimensional. in one simple step, get a beautiful blend of tones and highlights, built into every shade. see ya, flat! hello, dimension! [ gigi

they beat ohio state 71-67.treaks continuing for the stanford women beating washington to make it 50 in a row in the pac-10 and 58 in a row at maples pavilion. >>> nba bobcats and hawks tied late. >> jackson. oh, the win. and the bobcats have the victory. >> captain jack makes love to pressure once again were his words. charlotte beats atlanta 88-86. >>> still to come. the finals are set at the sap open and who took the checkered flag at nascar's first race of the year. more sports is next. ♪ [ male announcer ] not all steel is created equal. not all manufacturing processes are created equal. not all engineering standards are created equal. which is why not all luxury vehicles are created equal. the hard way means never taking short cuts. the hard way is how lexus inspires absolute confidence. this is the pursuit of perfection. see what it takes at lexus.com/thehardway. [ female announcer ] starbucks via is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. it

host: we are talking about the protests in ohio as a microcosm of what is happening in other states across the country. just for a snapshot of ohio's employees who are simply use -- 68,000 ohio state employees right now according to the state department of administrative services and 70% are union members. next is a call from wisconsin, gene, an idp. caller: sounds like she did a good job -- but i and calling about the protests in wisconsin here. and it seems like the republicans cannot get it through their head that these protesters and teachers are saying that we will give the state what they want -- just don't monkey with our collective bargaining. that is everything i have heard or read on tv or the radio, and the bursting they will do is say they are getting paid too much, they are -- the pension is too much, or whatever. the teachers have already said they are willing to give that up. they just do not want scott walker to monkey with their collective bargaining. thank you and keep up the good work. budget process. in the free-market, people seem to think that because we want to refor

ohio state goes on to win, 71-61. >>> to the nba we go. heat up by 19. dwyane wade, the football pass. over to lebron james. so nice, we'll show you twice. beautiful play. heat up, 33-12. next heat possession, wade. he had a franchise record 31 points in the first half. he finished with 41. heat up 23. in the fourth quarter, now, lebron, throws it to himself and rattles one home. the heat win 110-103. they've won 9 out of 11. >>> to the ice we go. two top teams in the eastern conference. steven stamkos and the lightning, hosting the flyers. flyers up 2-1. powe on the break-away. hooked by stamkos. powe will get a penalty shot. here it is. and beats dwayne roloson. back of the net. later on, in a shoot-out, timo timonen, the stutter step on roloson. gets it to go. a 2-1 shoot-out lead. and martin st. louis trying to answer. and he can't. flyers go on to win, 4-3. >>> that is your espn news update. i'm don bell. now, back to you in the studio. >>> a cagey cat burglar has been targeting a quiet neighborhood near san francisco, making off with everything tha

ohio state which had to face wisconsin in madison. in the second half the badgers were up by five as taylor hits two of his points. this time with less than 30 seconds left he dumps the ball off to mike who hits the three of his own. kids celebrate the first time since 1962 that wisconsin has knocked off the number one team, the buckeyes on that occasion as well. ohio state new 24-1. >>> the women lost a heart breaker to washington state. 68-6, the cardinal 13-0 in conference, 22-2 overall after beating washington. >>> still to come, tight finish in one of the biggest horse racing events of the year in the bay area and the new nascar season is officially underway on . >>> the new nascar season gets started next sunday which means a week of preliminary preliminaries. the races will be different. this event for 24 select drivers among them jimmy john. the race broke then to two segments. regan smith will get into the number 99 car of edwards, he then runs in to dale earnhardt june you're. they were finished along with montoya. the new s

. >> for the men, wisconsin hosting ohio state. the buckeyes looking to improve to 25-0. the badgers roar back. 15-0 run. taylor, 21 of his 27. this puts wisconsin up 5. 30 second left. michaels, the dagger from deep. wisconsin upsets the undefeated buckeyes, 71-67. >>> usf and st. mary's playing for first place in the wcc. men on the hardwood, and tennis sap finals tonight at 11:00. see you then. >> alan: that's time again, folks, girl scout cookies and their high-tech solution for your sugar needs. >> alan: get ready because it is officially girl scout cookie season, and today nearly 80,000 boxes of cookies were delivered to the san francisco food bank, where the troops picked up their shipments. has years girl scouts of northern california sold 3.6 million boxes of cookies, and this year organizers are hoping to reach even more people using their girl scout cookie mobile app. >> we're excited to have a new cookie locator mobile phone app. call gs cookies and get cookie information on your phone. if you punch in your zip code and there's nothing that shows up yet, sign

. >>> the ohio state men where the shots were reclaimed number 1 if they could beat number 11 purdue.ut they would have none of it. boilermakers on the break. the incredible acrobatic lay in, more with a team high 38 points, 76-63, all over them. >> giants pitching staff is among the best in the game. it's on offense where the world champs are looking to improve but they may find their answer in the top prospect. dennis o'donnell reports from arizona. >> reporter: the sound of the baseball bat tells you all you need to know about brandon bell. he tore apart the minor leagues in 2010, was a .352 average, 76 extra base hits, and even 22 steals. the most often-asked question is how far away is brandon bell from being the giants starting first baseman. who better to ask than a former giants all-star first baseman who also happens to be his coach. >> in pro ball you play so many games. last year heed did a good job, went to a to aaa. he was wore out, gassed at the end of the year, but he is one of my top prospects. >> reporter: why have you been able to adjust so well in the minor leagues

in a 20 year study, researchers at ohio state university found that almost 10,000 children a year are being rushed to emergency rooms for crib related injuries. >> most of these were falls from the crib when the child climbed out, about one fifth of the injuries were injuries to the head, some were concussions. we know those can be quite serious, especially among young children. >> the study also looked at children injured in play pen and bassen et accidents. there were reports at 10 bassen ets collapsing while the children were inside. a report on the study will appear in the journal pediatrics next month. >>> let's get back to our weather story tonight. winter has certainly returned to the sierra. wind and blowing snow created whiteout conditions with lowell vagus. it was not fit for manor beast in el dorado county. the beast was having more fun as we saw in this picture. truck drivers were forced to wait it out. it's the second day in a row for this school bus driver. >> shovel iing. it's not that bad. it's kind of soft. today it's not that bad, it's not that deep. >> people headin

the ohio state. number 18, minnesota, could have used kevin mccale today.the minnesota turnover the buckeyes burst it the other way. big man derek sell ingerry warded with the run. the buckeyes up 9. on the glass, he rebounds the missed three and goes back for two and the foul. 18 points on 13 rebounds for sell ingear. did i mention he can do more than score. selling gear finds lauderdale for the open looks. all four buckeyes scored in double figures. they make it 24 straight winning 82-69. >>> clippers taking their challenge to south beach. speaking of challenges. blake griffin, given the rookie trophy already, he recorded his 42 under double double of the year. chris bosh returns the favor. they started on an 18-4 run. dwayne wade led the way with 28, lebron james powers in a season low 12. heat win by 20. >>> the pga returns to california this week for the pebble beach national pro-am. the people playing this weekend will be stuck in arizona a little while longer. frost delays all week in phoenix might explain why this guy doesn't want to tug up the grou

wisconsin down by 15 to ohio state. but rallying, going on to take on the number team of the land, beating the buckeyes 71-67. badgers fans confident they would get the win, and yeah, had the 24-1 sign ready to go. >>> cardinals remained undefeated in conference play as they beat washington 62-52. >>> the free ride to the finals at the s.a.p. open. the other semi kicks off this evening with verdasko playing for a spot in the finals. >>> not a good day for raiders running back michael busch. according to broadcast reports he was arrested for a dui early saturday morning in indiana just outside of his hometown of louisville, kentucky. busch is slated to be a free agent. we'll see how this mishap affects his future with the rateders, who are another club. >>> finally, not good when a guy comes off the bench for a hockey brawl. it happened in pittsburgh. we'll have to -- there it is. yeah, pittsburgh right here. guy comes off the bench. michael haley goes after the penguins goalie. there are so many fights in this one, the

. >>> ohio state with a shot to reclaim number 1 if they could beat number 2. late first half, boiler makers on the break, incredible acrobatic lay- in, moore with a career high 38 points, purdue all over the buckeyes, 76-63. >>> pga, they love aaron bat ally. the number 1 and number 2 fans of the aussie. they love riviera but not the seventh hole. someone get him a weed whacker. he takes off from there. check out the break on this putt at the 13th hole. it just keeps going right all the way into the cup. he cards a final-round 69 to win for the first time in four years. the win gets him an invite to the mass terse. >>> with stanford winning the orange bowl you would figure everyone would want to play down on the farm but dennis o'donnell has the story of one local star who is taking his act usc. including an >> how many, he can run over people, he is fast, cuts, his vision. the full package. >> reporter: night after night usc-bound amir cadell gave a draw-dropping highlight. >> i really couldn't imagine being in the position i'm in now. >> reporter: but that's

ohio state, number two, and kansas dropped to number three. nsas was in action last night and got 27 points from marcus morris against oklahoma state. the jayhawks crushed the cowboys 92-65. >>> and in arizona for the first time a woman pitched batting practice to major league players in spring training. justine siegel pitched the cleveland indians batters monday. she's from cleveland and has been a coach in the minor leagues. she'll pitch today for the oakland a's. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories and move over gatorade, a beer like sports drink is hoping to make a big splash in america. >> narrator: sports sponsored by ice blue aqua velva. the choice of men for generations. aqua velva. men get it. velva. the choice of men for generations. aqua velva. men get it. for pain? oh, bayer aspirin? i'm not having a heart attack. it's my back. it works great for pain. [ male announcer ] nothing's proven to relieve pain better than extra strength bayer aspirin. it rushes relief to the site of pain. feel better? yeah. thank

ohio state number 1 for a reason. nailing it half court trick shot before the game., the buckeyes took care of michigan 62-53. >> people want to know why we laugh when a reporter falls down. because we have all done it and it is funny. >> especially when they are doing a story on racetrack safety. he was not safe. >> the irony. >> that's right. >> i have a quick question. why can they hit so hard in hockey but not in football. >> i whether work on that one. >> this local storage facility had 43 break ins in two years. the special offer that entices crime rings and what some companies are doing to make your storage safer. friday at 11:00 p.m. on cbs5. ,,,,,,,,,, never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. we had an outpouring of-- of support. i wanted to do something bigger than myself. the 60 miles-- it makes a statement. i know i'm stronger than i was before, b

ohio state number 1 for a reason. nailing it half court trick shot before the game.the game, the buckeyes took care of michigan 62-53. >> people want to know why we laugh when a reporter falls down. because we have all done it and it is funny. >> especially when they are doing a story on racetrack safety. he was not safe. >> the irony. >> that's right. >> i have a quick question. why can they hit so hard ,,,,,,

wisconsin down by 15 to ohio state. but rallied to go on to take down the number one team in the land, beating the undefeated buckeyes 71-67. badgers had their sign ready to go. >>> cardinal remain undefeated in conference play as they beat washington 62-52. >>> free ride to the finals at the open. the semi kicks off this evening with fernando, playing for a spot in the finals. >>> not a good day for raiders running back michael bush. according to broadcast reports, he was arrested for a dui early saturday morning in indiana, just outside of his hometown of louisville, kentucky. bush is slated to be a free agent. >>> former stanford star landry fields is keeping busy with the new york knicks. we caught up with him as he was doing a promotion for a sponsor. he went undercover as a clerk at a sporting goods store in new york city. >> everybody, we need you to stop and drop what you're doing. brand new hot knicks gear just came in today. pick up your landry fields jersey. trust me, you want number 6 on your chest. >> didn'

conscience many threatening to cut off collective bargaining rights thousands of protesters came out to ohio state house indiana's lawmakers fled the state today for illinois copying those in wisconsin and even texas saw a vigil of hundreds of union members showing their support for those wisconsin but there's plenty of pushback and critique coming from those on the right as well as the tea party could work in class americans from both sides of the aisle the missing the opportunity to join together because of the partisan propaganda and spin or earlier from our l.a. studio i caught up with an experience from the young turks i first asked her if she thinks that this is a unique moment in america considering that these days we don't often see masses protesting on the streets across a number of states compared to decades ago. it's definitely unique considering the fact that in the past couple decades we haven't seen such political action. liberal democrats you know we've seen the tea party they've been making news for the past couple years but now all of a sudden we have liberals that are standing up

purdue's 70-62 win gives them sole possession of second place in the big ten, behind ohio state. >>>en we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and baldness breakthrough. scientists stumble on a possible way to regrow hair. that used to make me sneeze...n my eyes water. but now zyrtec®, the fastest 24-hour allergy relief, comes in a liquid gel. zyrtec® liquid gels work fast, so i can love the air®. winter weather isn't over yet.. when the real downpour will start today. plus.. a bay area drug cop.. on the other side of the law. how he's accused of cashing in on the drugs he should have been keeping off the streets. ahead of schedule. work on the new bay bridge span takes a step forward.. the detours you'll need to know about. and president obama's meets with bay area heavyweights.. a sneak peak at the guest list. join us for cbs 5 early edition ... beginning at 4:30. ,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news" here is a look at today's weather. wet and wild conditions are impacting much of the west. record-breaking temperatures could be popping up from new mexico to missouri. an

ohio state ellinger warming up for today's game. and it didn't get any worse for them.buckeyes win it. and there you go. all right, and andy pettite is saying so long to baseball. he will officially announce his retirement tomorrow. they were the first and second round picks in the nfl draft last year but today the order reversed as detroit's defensive tackler, zu wins the rookie of the year. that is the sporting life for a thursday night. back to you. frank, julie. >> both had great years this year. >> i have trouble with his first name. >> yeah, i just call him sue. >> a boy named sue. don't call him that. >> yeah, because he's huge. >> you're not listening to me. i am doing this the third time back. never mind. >> i got it. >> i will say good night now. thanks for joining us. join the morning news at 4:30 in the morning. they will have the latest on the egypt uprising.

ohio state ellinger warming up for today's game. and it didn't get any worse for them.the buckeyes win it. and there you go. all right, and andy pettite is saying so long to baseball. he will officially announce his retirement tomorrow. they were the first and second round picks in the nfl draft last year but today the order reversed as detroit's defensive tackler, zu wins the rookie of the year. that is the sporting life for a thursday night. back to you. frank, julie. >> both had great years this year. >> i have trouble with his first name. >> yeah, i just call him sue. >> a boy named sue. don't call him that. >> yeah, because he's huge. >> you're not listening to me. i am doing this the third time back. never mind. >> i got it. >> i will say good night now. thanks for joining us. join the morning news at 4:30 in the morning. they will have the latest on the egypt uprising. >> and don't forget the news is always on on ktvu.com. have a good night everyone. >> good night.

so i think many states are going to have to take the approach of wisconsin and ohio and the other states to start to bring these benefits in line with the private sector. if you look at t the benefits for state and local workers are 69% greater than those of their private sector counterparts. that's just not sustainable. if money grew on trees we could all make a million dollars a year and have retirement security for life but we know that's not the case. >> woodruff: we goinging to have to leave. >> judy, may i just say that. >> woodruff: very brief. >> jonathan is actually not telling the truth. because the salaries of these workers are far below the salaries of private sector workers. >> i was mentioning benefits, but thank you. >> woodruff: all right, this is a story we're going to continue to follow, certainly through the weekend in wisconsin and ongoing in these other states. jonathan williams, randi weingarten, we thank you both. >> thank you. >> lehrer: still to come on the newshour: the protests in the middle east and north africa; innovation in silicon valley; the congressional

. >>> perdue knocked off ohio state yesterday.ach won more with the circus shot of the year double popping and flipping it in for two of his 38 points. >>> andy roddick has won 30 tournament but this is the most dramatic. dives and puts it passed ranas for match point. roddick called it the greatest shot he has ever hit. >> don't blink he dropped his opponent with one punch to become the wbc and wcc champion. >> and the youngest champion to win the daytona 500 he turned 20 on saturday. jeff gordon was the youngest to age -- win at age 26. >> trevor bane sunday, sunday, sunday. and they are having a celebration because the race is only four months away. right the countdown. >> right. >> but, i mean, really he was 19 the day before he won. >> the day before, right. he actually came and borrowed a car. wasn't even supposed to be there, yes. >> now an amazing story. >> mats ui really loves the as? >> he has been an as fan since junior high so really special for him to get to play with the as. he is teaching the as players japanese. he

both ohio state and purdue rolled, so the buckeyes remain one game ahead of the boilermakers in the bigrgh wins in overtime. virginia's win helps their tournament chances. kemba walker scores 11 of his 16 points it in second half for uconn. for more sports news and information, go to cbssports.com. ♪ >> pelley: i'm scott pelley. we'll be back next week with a brand new edition of "60 minutes." captioning funded by cbs, and ford-- built for the road ahead. as a kid, i couldn't wait to skate on that ice. what was i thinking? but i was still skating on thin ice with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier, exercising more and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've been kidding yourself about high cholesterol, stop. lipitor is a cholesterol-lowering medication, fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients who have heart disease or risk factors for heart disease. lipitor is backed by over 18 years of research. [ female announce

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next 45 men's, we will take a look at what is going on around the united states particularly like to have seen in wisconsin, ohio, and other states when it comes to protesting over concerns about curtailing the bargaining rights communions, and things along that nature. we will have a series of guests joining us on the phone and you can contribute your thoughts as well. let me tell you how you can do so. if you to call in and talk about this topic whether it is wisconsin, ohio, what have you -- journal@cspan.org or @cspanwj on twitter. "state house stalemate." the pictures you see, videos you see as well as concerning this issue going on in the ohio. dennis tashard has been writing about the larger implications -- dennis cauchon has been talking about this. talk about the political undertones of this event. we know the specifics in the debate involved, but water the politics overall and what does this mean in the larger sense for those out here in washington perhaps? caller: politics is driving the whole thing. public employee unions are the largest outside founder of democratic candidates. going after their pow

. >> reporter: they are picking up in other states. in ohio a bill similar to wisconsin's collective bargaining is before the state legislature. friday is the deadline for them to balance their budget. scott walker says if the bill does not pass the and the agencies will be cut and layoffs are likely. and cement that for oakland. >>louisa: sheens of the ice on car why there's so wilwindowf a headache than what people in sacramento will up to. the dumping of snow. will this note last? neither. snow is a possibility and cool temperature is worth continuing. you can watch should stick around. here is what we have in terms of snow. in the sense that we have flakes. 300 ft. level. kilroy got down to about 300 ft. as well. then the mind got to 3,000 ft.. we have pictures from skyline boulevard. this is of the san mateo. center and from of your around 8:00 p.m. and you can see this no fault of their. a closer look good here. it stuck to the ground this morning. hurd temperatures. dipping down into the '30's. one degree above freezing. the delta is wh

next 45 men's, we will take a look at what is going on around the united states particularly like to have seen in wisconsin, ohioother states when it comes to protesting over concerns about curtailing the bargaining rights communions, and things along that nature. we will have a series of guests joining us on the phone and you can contribute your thoughts as well. let me tell you how you can do so. if you to call in and talk about this topic whether it is wisconsin, ohio, what have you -- journal@cspan.org or @cspanwj on twitter. "state house stalemate." the pictures you see, videos you see as well as concerning this issue going on in the ohio. dennis tashard has been writing about the larger implications -- dennis cauchon has been talking about this. talk about the political undertones of this event. we know the specifics in the debate involved, but water the politics overall and what does this mean in the larger sense for those out here in washington perhaps? caller: politics is driving the whole thing. public employee unions are the largest outside founder of democratic candidates. going after their power as

there is the republican congressman in the state of ohio. there is probably not one republican on the commission and we are considering this. it seems irresponsible to me. i am here to emphatically ask you to oppose the taser and ask you to stop studying tasers. thank you. >> i'm a triple-bypass about two years ago. i would be at risk. former mayor newsome and the former police chief argued that it would reduce officer related shootings by 1/3. this argument is false. if they are genuinely in danger by an armed suspect, they will

there is the republican congressman in the state of ohio. there is probably not one republican on the commission and we are considering this. it seems irresponsible to me. i am here to emphatically ask you to oppose the taser and ask you to stop studying tasers. thank you. >> i'm a triple-bypass about two years ago. i would be at risk. former mayor newsome and the former police chief argued that it would reduce officer related shootings by 1/3. this argument is false. if they are genuinely in danger by an armed suspect, they will use a gun. they will use noncompliance subjects. 80% of taser use is against unarmed individuals. if they are adequately trained, they can handle noncompliant subjects without tasers. police policy is that officers are not to shoot unless someone is in danger. meeting that the suspect is armed. if that is true, that they will reduce police shootings by 1/3, it implies police are shooting on their own suspects. we don't agree that it is an acceptable substitute for police education. police used the taser and will mak

it's catching on in other states. ohio, indiana, the fact is that california has a different political makeup and very strong unions, but no question, the unions are under pressure to come up with pension reform and they are going to have to come to the table. >> if they don't do it on themselves it will probably be on the ballot. and, josh, a different kind of union story. unions between same hif sex couples, obama administration coming to the conclusion that the defense of marriage act is unconstitutional. they won't defend it anymore. tell us what that means, especially for folks in california. >> what it doesn't mean is there thaw there will be an instantaneous affect on the prop eight. >> remind us. >> it was a constitutional amendment that defined marriage definetively as one man, one woman. currently under challenge. and a federal judge has found it unconstitutional under a couple of provisions of the 14th amendment. gone to the ninth circuit court of appeals. and they have bumped a question of legal standing over t

i am proud to represent the people of ohio is a new united states center. what are heard in my travels to every county in ohio in the past couple of years and continue to hear across our state is a deep concern over jobs and the future of our economy. there is an understandable frustration with washington's failure to address even the most basic of problems. people are looking for leadership to create jobs and opportunity. instead what they see is the same tired political responses. we were told two years ago this month that the way to grow the economy was through bigger government, more spending, and more borrowing. the stimulus plan ended up costing over one trillion dollars, when you include interest on the money that had to be borrowed to pay for it. it was a grand experiment that failed. it not only failed to produce new jobs, an economic boost the it -- the obama administration promise. it added up to a record deficit again this year. the national debt is now dangerously close to the size of the entire u.s. economy. this growing red ink is hurting the