overton pushes it up over the middle.s gets the wide open three. >> steve: washington state has not scored a field goal in this half. and moore is going to the foul line on a foul. >> miles: overton gets a deep outlet. zone defense can't get set. thomas has the perfect follow-through and splashes the three point shot. >> steve: the foul on overton, not thomas and that is venoy's third personal foul sending reggie moore to the free-throw line. six minutes have passed and washington state, with a great distance on the road. the crowd giving it to reggie moore. he's a seattle mats differennat. >> steve: that blocking foul goes against watson. sending venoy overton to the free-throw line for two shots. please join us to help the people of haiti recover from the devastating earthquake that hit their country to make a $10 donation to the red cross relief effort, please text the word haiti to 90999. a $10 donation will be added to your phone bill. standard messaging and data rates may apply. but it was wonderful this week to see

overton. not a smart foul to put your hands on reggie moore. now you're sending him to the line for a within on one situation. >> abe the 6'7" sophomore. misses the front end of the bhoe fuss. overton. abdul gaddy working with miles yesterday. you beat him in horse. >> miles: we had always shoot around before the game. an excellent shooter. better than the numbers show. >> steve: gaddy going to the save and smashes against the protective area, the signage. but great hustle by the freshman. >> miles: a lot of people don't know that abdul gaddy just turned 18 this past tuesday. he'll an senior in high school getting ready for the washington state playoffs, instead he's in the heart of a pac-10 race at a young 18 years old. >> steve: i'm not going to say he's going to be like brandon roy, but i remember roy early in his career, young guy, struggled a little bit early, but came on as a brilliant player in this conference late and now a great start with the portland trail blazers. >> miles: abdul g

overton, can he run.ight over koprivica who was backing up on the play. >> miles: i think good call. i think koprivica was not set. overton was a little bit out of control, but koprivica did not have his feet said enough to be able to draw the charge call there. he slides over in front of overton at the last second. good call by bill kennedy. >> steve: i think he got some help on flopping. quincy pondexter. he hits. he's the man. maybe this is the start the huf huskies need. >> miles: coupon as he's known with the great shoot over the smaller defender. >> steve: getting close to the 1500 point mark. he is ninth in washington history scoring. klay thompson trying to turn and spin on his man. a foul will be called. klay thompson, whose father, michael, played if so many years in the nba, a terrific broadcaster now with the los angeles lakers. what an athletic family because obviously his brother plays at pepper dine and another plays for the chicago white sox. >> miles: that's some great lynn yamg right the

. >> steve: pondexter and overton lead. looked like suggs may have grabbed christopher as he went by a screen. isaiah thomas is the guy doing most of the complaining. i thought they called one against scott suggs. >> marques: obvious call. you can't grab a guy's jersey. suggs did defensively. an intentional foul called on suggs. >> steve: wow. >> marques: you can't reach out and grab the jersey from behind. >> steve: are you surprised the way california's played this afternoon? >> marques: i am shocked. shocked and amazed. i thought that they had found their stride. they finally put suggs in a position to gain a little separation. thought this would be a lot more competitive basketball game. mike montgomery will be the first to tell you, washington is tough to beat at home. they're a tough matchup for this team. they make you have to make plays off the dribble outside. >> steve: cal was the only team in the pac-10 to sweep through washington schools on the road last year, including cal coming in here and winning in three ov

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do not react differently to cases that have the terrorism overtone then to your regular book of criminalbusiness in terms of making early decisions as to what type of interrogation is appropriate? >> certainly we do and that is what the agents did in this particular case. there were no miranda warnings given. they went into interview him to determine whether, to gain intelligence about whether there was another bomb or another co-conspirator, where did he get the bomb, all of that information without the benefit of or without the miranda warnings. it had to be done very quickly because of the fact that he had been injured, was then in the hospital in the window of opportunity had to be undertaken very quickly but the fact remains as well later that evening he was mirandized, and went into the judicial system. i am not going to apply in one way or the other because i don't think it is my role to necessarily adopt the policy as to where the person goes. it is the other persons in the department of justice and elsewhere. >> truber implementer of that policy with respect to organization it i

do not react differently to cases that have the terrorism overtone then to your regular book of criminal business in terms of making early decisions as to what type of interrogation is appropriate? >> certainly we do and that is what the agents did in this particular case. there were no miranda warnings given. they went into interview him to determine whether, to gain intelligence about whether there was another bomb or another co-conspirator, where did he get the bomb, all of that information without the benefit of or without the miranda warnings. it had to be done very quickly because of the fact that he had been injured, was then in the hospital in the window of opportunity had to be undertaken very quickly but the fact remains as well later that evening he was mirandized, and went into the judicial system. i am not going to apply in one way or the other because i don't think it is my role to necessarily adopt the policy as to where the person goes. it is the other persons in the department of justice and elsewhere. >> truber implementer of that policy with respect to organization it

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ceremony in their houses of worship this whole question is rich with ethical and moral and religious overtonese has been a move towards same-sex marriage, there has almost been an assurance that the first amendment right of churches and other houses of worship to set their own agenda is protected. that being said, there have been cases where churches have come into conflict with the law because in massachusetts, after same-sex marriage was enacted the state told charities that they had to allow same-sex couples to adopt children. the catholic charities said, i'm sorry, we cannot do that. and they took themselves out of the adoption business. they were the largest private provider of adoption services in the state of massachusetts. a similar to the situation has risen in d.c.. the same sex marriage law has not taken effect yet, for growth -- probably not until march, but it probably will take effect and it is unlikely to change it. the congressional leadership is telling us this. if that happens, there are some questions about -- particularly catholic charities again, which is the largest socia

i mean, he is a white supremacist carries no overtones of constitutional protections or any sort where religion is always -- i know i'm going to be accused of being pc here. so what. it's always an area where we have to go carefully. for example, religious extremism, violent aggressive extremism is a source of threat to our soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen, coast guard personnel, whatever the religious source. and we need to be careful and we try to be careful when we did this to make sure do we turn the military's attention to the person i was quoted earlier as having talked about the cold war. that was secretary gates. and what he was pointing out was something we said witches we have been focused on external threats. well now we have to look on the internal threat from within for one of our own. and as i said before, this is our one shot at it, admiral clark and i am and we want to make sure that we look at the indicators and religious extremism, whatever its source is an indicator. and are a whole bunch of things to look at. i think that prescription is right. the fact that as yo

he graduated from overton high school in memphis, tennessee. he studied broadcast journalism, played football, loved sports, cowboy hats, boots and country music and you can see from his picture and the reflections from his friends how much he loved life and how popular he was. he wanted to serve his country and did he so and he had two tours of duty, one in afghanistan and one in iraq. 25 years of age, he's survived by his wife, two children, one daniel merriweather jr. just 2 months old. he has a sister and brother as well. these are the 12 soldiers that have died from shelby county, and unfortunately staff sergeant merriweather joins that company. let us honor the life of staff sergeant merriweather. thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, surge merriweather. -- sergeant merriweather. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina rise? mr. wilson: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: mr. speaker, one year ago today as the president

born in overton county, tennessee, in 1914.age 7 he learned to play the guitar and sang in the church choir. he entertained locally and began to pursue a music career when arthritis forced him to quit his job in a silk mill. he started with the bluegrass boys then later the foggy mountain boys and finally with the nashville grass. he passed away but his voice and unique bluegrass style will always be remembered. lester flatt and the bluegrass boys are credited with the introduction of bluegrass music to this nation. bluegrass music is a unique form with american roots of music and it's considered a subagain ray of the country music scene. bluegrass was especially popular in rural areas of the country and often referred to as country bluegrass -- kentucky bluegrass after bill monroe, who was from kentucky and member of the bluegrass boys. bluegrass music is a uniquely american art form and lester flatt helped introduce this music to the nation. lester flatt left an indelible legacy in bluegrass music and i ask my colleagues to s

i mean, he is a white supremacist carries no overtones of constitutional protections or any sort where religion is always -- i know i'm going to be accused of being pc here. so what. it's always an area where we have to go carefully. for example, religious extremism, violent aggressive extremism is a source of threat to our soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen, coast guard personnel, whatever the religious source. and we need to be careful and we try to be careful when we did this to make sure do we turn the military's attention to the person i was quoted earlier as having talked about the cold war. that was secretary gates. and what he was pointing out was something we said witches we have been focused on external threats. well now we have to look on the internal threat from within for one of our own. and as i said before, this is our one shot at it, admiral clark and i am and we want to make sure that we look at the indicators and religious extremism, whatever its source is an indicator. and are a whole bunch of things to look at. i think that prescription is right. the fact that as yo

i mean, he is a white supremacist carries no overtones of constitutional protections or any sort where religion is always -- i know i'm going to be accused of being pc here. so what. it's always an area where we have to go carefully. for example, religious extremism, violent aggressive extremism is a source of threat to our soldiers, sailors, marines, airmen, coast guard personnel, whatever the religious source. and we need to be careful and we try to be careful when we did this to make sure do we turn the military's attention to the person i was quoted earlier as having talked about the cold war. that was secretary gates. and what he was pointing out was something we said witches we have been focused on external threats. well now we have to look on the internal threat from within for one of our own. and as i said before, this is our one shot at it, admiral clark and i am and we want to make sure that we look at the indicators and religious extremism, whatever its source is an indicator. and are a whole bunch of things to look at. i think that prescription is right. the fact that as yo

ceremony in their houses of worship this whole question is rich with ethical and moral and religious overtones the same time there has been a move towards same-sex marriage, there has almost been an assurance that the first amendment right of churches and other houses of worship to set their own agenda is protected. that being said, there have been cases where churches have come into conflict with the law because in massachusetts, after same-sex marriage was enacted the state told charities that they had to allow same-sex couples to adopt children. the catholic charities said, i'm sorry, we cannot do that. and they took themselves out of the adoption business. they were the largest private provider of adoption services in the state of massachusetts. a similar to the situation has risen in d.c.. the same sex marriage law has not taken effect yet, for growth -- probably not until march, but it probably will take effect and it is unlikely to change it. the congressional leadership is telling us this. if that happens, there are some questions about -- particularly catholic charities again, which i