. >> ole, ole, ole. >> ole, ole.dato mundialista del dÍa de hoy despierta al mundial. (en pantalla) las probabilidades de que el chaba vaya al mundial son mÍnimas. >> es lamentable pero por otro lado estamos muy contentos porque su recuperaciÓn es muy buena. el presidente de departamento de selecciones de los equipos paraguayos. >> a otros que vamos a extraÑar son segÚn el portal de la fifa: (en pantalla) >> no olviden que el trofeo de la fifa llegarÁ a los estados unidos y sabe dÓnde, aquÍ a la casa de despierta amÉrica! >> recuerde que todo lo mÁs reciente sobre la gira mundial del trofeo de la fifa lo puede encontrar en triple w univisiÓn. com pausita. >> asÍ es, compadre, ya la gente puede nominar a los deportistas y equipos en univisiÓn. entre y nomine a las estrellas favoritas del deporte. >> partidos de ida de las semifinales del concacaf. a los universitarios les bastÓ con este gol que van a ver ahora, del mundialista pedro barrera, gol! para ganarle a la mÁquina por uno a cero y dejar todo listo para la vuel

. >>> arkansas - little rock has a midweek game on april 7th in oxford against ole miss, and then next weekend, belmont comes into town, a i don't know conference weekend. the sunbelt conference unlike a lot of conferences, scheduled a nonconference weekend in with regular conference schedule and that allows things to sort of get right, if you will. i kind of like that idea, ronnie. it doesn't work for all conferences, but it works for the sunbelt. not everybody gets an off weekend. they maybe won't be playing, but they won't play in the conference weekend after it start. >> that is due to the 11 team in the sunbelt. >>> very nice pitch. got it going today with the curve ball. >> when you have the even teams, you don't have to worry about it. it is kind of nice, but i guarantee the coaches would rather have the even number for the schedule purposes. because it is sometimes hard to get the teams you want to play in the middle of their conference schedule. it is hard to schedule the nonconference series. >>> and mccollum makes the throw from 3rd. so, 6 straight. and fujita is retired. no

spring games over the next few weeks from other top acc and fcc programs, including clemson, georgia, oleand more. go to www.csse.com. that is where you will find spring football. speaking of spring football, troy concluded it's spring season today with its annual spring game pretty well attended across the street. and steven felix continues his hot waves. >> that is when you know you are going good when you don't even hit it really well. that ball all over his hands. he was able to fight it off for a base hit that. is when the tide start to turn for a hitter, when those bleeders start to fall in there. >>> felix has a brother that plays in the pittsburgh pirates minor league organization. ies brother was a pitcher here in troy, and his dad is reasoning listening on the troy radio broadcast on the internet. he is a private contractor working over in afghanistan, so, of course, with the time difference, sometimes they will have to get up at 2:00 a.m. over there to listen to his son play. i suspect somebody in the felix household is making tape of this game and sending the disc over to afgh

. >> reporter: mary bub ole a, eyewitness news. >>> mickelson's mother has also been under going treatment for breast cancer and he took a significant amount of time off the tour to be with his wife and his mother. >>> a new tell all book about oprah win free tells of another relationship, once dated musician john tesh who once -- tesh reports they dated while. >>> a german company has plans to release its own touch screen electronic reader called the wii pad. so far 25,000 have ordered the device. it also offers a usb port which the i-pad doesn't have. the. >>> today kentucky fried chicken premiered its new switch, the double down as it's called, two fried chicken fillets. i'm sorry, two slices of monterrey jack cheese, two slices of bakeon and a special sauce. you don't have bred, you have chicken. with extra chicken kfc says you don't need the bun. >> reporter: and bacon and cheese and the sauce. but no cashes. >> reporter: is that right? no carbs? >> this is what we have going on weather wise today. a beautiful wet out there. 71 degrees is where we stopped out. way above the average of

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this announcement is part of a broader strategy that will move us from an economy that runs on toss olels and foreign oil to home grown oil. >> he hopes both sides can find common ground while helping the break america's dependence on foreign oil. >>> a state lawmaker in missouri is facing a challenge from her husband and she was just granted a protection order from him. we're talking about a democrat named linda fisher. her husband is john fisher. three days after the judge granted her the protection order, he filed as a republican candidate for his wife's seat. >>> a father ordered to pay an antigay church that protested his son's funeral is getting some help. people are chipping in to help out albert snyder. he is suing the church after the members picketed the funeral of his son. but an appeals court ordered snyder to pay more than $16,000 in appeals costs to the church's founder. the church believes u.s. military deaths are god's punishments for the tolerance of homosexuality. >>> the writer behind the column in the american university newspaper is no longer with the eagle. sophomo

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toronto showing a little more power at 9-3 and the oles bullpen, 2 earned runs, and 4- 3 hits.arcum goes to work here against ty wigginton. wigginton has made his way around in the first week. ty wigginton, inning starts, 3rd base, 1st base, 2nd base. 1-0 delivery. that is the way it went for him last year. 38 starts at 1st base last year and getting the start at 1st base in this game. 23 as a dh and 4 last year at 2nd base. 2-1 here. he can also play short stop. as long as he gets that bat, you will not here him complaining. don't think you saw that one. didn't get a good jump. not that he would have got it any way, but wigginton is out with a lead off single. playing in at 3rd base. and edwin encarnacion, with a bag at start. julio lugo with a start at 2nd base. 2-0 in the series for julio lugo. more medical exams today. everybody in the ballpark believes brian is going on the dl, probably before the day is over. likelihood of justin turner or somebody coming up. amber will update us later on today as we find out more. 1-0, lugo. wigginton at 1st base. short. gonzalez and mcd

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. >> i'm ol' blue eyes. i'm back. >> larry: he was something. you would have loved him.ts in the world. people love wrestling. they love snoop dogg. and i'm a fan of it. and vince mcmahon loves me and i love him, and they've got money and we love doing business. >> larry: you ever get in the ring? >> i got in the ring a couple times. i did a few moves. i'm all right in there. >> snoop dogg! >> oh! down goes subbo! >> right over the back of snoop, or -- >> snoop looks ready to go. he's not happy. he's been having a problem with guest hosts. >> i think we're going to have -- i think they're going to go at each other right here. >> got some footwork there, fancy footwork. whoa. >> grey! yes! >> larry: yeah, but they're much bigger than you. >> i'm all right in there, larry. don't let the smooth taste fool you. >> larry: in other words, you rehearsed it pretty good. >> wasn't no rehearsing. don't let the smooth taste fool you. >> larry: you went into the wrestling ring with no rehearsal? >> with no rehearsal. that's what i do. >> larry: okay. ringing the bell at the new york

care, and a whole bunch of issues there has been this huge shift on what they call the generic bat ol, the republicans are up so i don't think it's simply the economy. i think it's also the sense of nancy pelosi, obama is more liberal than we thought he was. so i think it's half unemployment, half distrust of the expansion of government. >> i disagree with david's numbers. i agree there is a poll that says that. but most polls still show democrats with an advantage but a shrinking advantage. i think the economy is a bigger issue. when the economy is good, jim, you can argue about things like whether we ought to have pledge allegiance to the flag or, you know, whether jennifer nowers matters or whatever else. but when the economy is bad that is really, it dominates everything politically. and i think that-- the longer it goes in 2010, the more it's going to be owned by president obama. i mean they still blame president bush and he still is held primarily responsible but each month that's declining and he's going to own the economy by the fall of 2010. >> speaking of president obama wha

i mean, really sounds like the good ole days here's. but, we don't have the good ole days anymore, we just lurch from one vote to an empty floor, to the next vote, to an empty floor, to the next vote. and people who are following this on the outside have to be wondering what we're trying to achieve. and unfortunately for some what they're trying to achieve is absolutely nothing. they want to stop the senator from acting. they believe that it's in the best -- their best political interests, maybe in the best interest of the country from their point of view that we do nothing. how could you take that position when it comes to wall street after what we've been through as a nation? how could you take the position that we should do nothing when it comes to the wall street banks and financial institutio institutions? these banks and financial institutions got away with murder. when it came to corrupting our economy and leading us into the most painful recession in modern memory? how could you take the position, as some republicans have, that

. >> ol books but new books are going to be in a range of prices but the price will be basically set by the publisher, at least initially. but the problem for the publisher is the book store. what happens to that book store when you can buy that ebook for 12, 13, 14 dollars, 11 dollars, 10 dollars, whatever the price, and you can't get a comparable book in a book store. how do you get the ebook in a book store. so the book store is competing with a 26 book that you can get for 13 on amazon or apple. >> rose: you will be able to get some version of the kindle as an app on the ipad? >> you do now. >> rose: you do now. >> yeah, they have an app, amazon has an app, amazon books has an app on the ipad. and which is a great thing because amazon right now, one of their advantages, they have many more books, they have roughly-- they have roughly 460,000 books that are available in ebook format. and that's growing. apple has less than 100,000 right now. but that will grow tool. but right now amazon has the bigger selection of ebooks by 4 to 1. >> rose: what are readers going to like, is the q

see snooki punch, see snooki slap, see the "jersey shore" star issue a big 'ol smackdown to a man twice as big as her hair. >>> tv's most provocative entertainment news show starts right now! >>> hello, i'm a.j. hammer coming to you from new york city with big news breaking today. lindsay lohan in crisis. there are explosive new developments today in the fight to save lindsay lohan from herself. lindsay's dad is gearing up for a legal battle to get control over lindsay's life. and today, "showbiz tonight" heard directly from michael's new high-profile attorney, and she tells us, michael will take every legal means necessary to get lindsay the help, he believes, lindsay needs. for her part, lindsay's just furious over her father's actions, and she has unleash a barrage of twitter messages, saying exactly what she thinks of him, and trust me, it ain't pretty. but wait, there's more! this outrageous new public feud comes just as lindsay is reportedly fired from her latest film. and that's only the start of this dramatic day in the life of lindsay lohan. >> reporter: it's a story with a com

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. >>> public visitation for arch beneficiary ole williaarchbishol be held from 9 to noon.orders was the 13th archbishop of baltimore. he served the archdiocese from 1974 to 1989. he died on monday morning in timonium. >>> just watching a teenager text can make your thumbs work. the average high schooler seems to be glued to their cell phone at all time. >> doctors say texting beaver is -- behavior is actually addicting with all of the withdrawal systems. >> reporter: how fast can your average 15 years old text a single line? let's say faster than someone not in high school [ laughter ] >> mine is not even english. >> reporter: for 10th graders sarah marshal in the middle and april texting is as important as talking. how many text do you send and receive each day. >> about 200. >> a couple of hundred. >> reporter: it varies. study shows to the tune of 3,000 text a month for the average teenager. the question now are teens texting too much? >> it's bad when i go to sleep when it's right by my bed when i wake-up. it's the first thing i go to when i wake-up. >> reporter: the r

" says in an editorial this morning, bipartisanship broke out the other day when the senate voted 8 olf the senate resolution they don't want a vat tax. the theory has been the 18-member commission on deficit reduction would recommend a v.a.t. tax there be giving the president cover for breaking his pledge that no one's tax of any sort would be raised on any individual under $200,000 or a household income of $250,000. the problem is, nothing recommendation from this 18-person commission goes to congress without 14 votes. that means two of the republicans, two of the six republicans have to vote for a v.a.t. tax. which one of those is going to? i don't believe it. >> yeah. so, our friend, brother buchanan, pat buchanan, somehow worked with ronald reagan for several years and never got the sunny optimism. he is one of -- you look at his books, the decline of the west, that's one of the more cheery titles. but buchanan thinks the end is near. i actually see a conservative revival coming up over the next generation simply because we're out of money because americans are right of center. be

tichlt ol. it is already sold in health food stores.ll initial experiment, they found in 6 of 10 people the drug returned the gene pattern to normal and their abnormal cells also appeared healthy again. the national cancer institute already is testing inositol in smokers to see if it reduces the rate of lung cancer. with this latest research, it shows treatment could be more targeted. what would you think if somebody took your work to be an excuse to continue smoking? i think that would be a mistake. lung cancer's only one of many diseases that are associated with cigarette smoke exposure. >> reporter: still, this early work holds the promise of reducing deaths from what is still the biggest cancer killer. for "today," robert bazell, nbc news, boston. >> dr. nancy snyderman is nbc's chief medical editor. nancy, good morning to you. >> hey, matt. >> long way to go here. this is a very tiny study. >> ten people. but cool stuff at the most basic level. this is sort of i think this big take-home message. when you smoke, all those thousands

openness about options or you're not shunting every kid that comes out of high school into this 4-year-ol mold. beshost: the book is "diy u." anya kamenetz is our guest. coming up on the show tomorrow, a political roundtable will feature the christian science monitor. they will look at the week ahead. you'll meet the president and ceo of spirit airlines. we will talk about that decision and other issues related to the airline industry. we will speak to the associate dean of research as we take on the topic of childhood obesity. you'll meet one of our winners of the student's camera competition. you'll get a chance to talk to her about it. all that tomorrow on "washington journal." it comes your way starting at 7:00. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] . . mike's civil-rights pioneer benjamin hooks was laid to rest in memphis, tennessee. he died in his home last week after a long illness this portion of the funeral is about one hour and 45 minutes >> we have lost one of our most charismatic leaders. like everyone