pete, what did you make of the activity? >> it's pretty incredible when you look back and you look at a one-year chart. this stock's up 300% on friday. a couple of more upgrades and everyone is talking about the stock recently. you're talking about it for a lot of good reasons, melissa. when you talk about upgrading of the wireless networks, that's what got everyone so excited about this company. that's where it actually raised. it was almost a lazarus raid, because it was almost dead. the options markets indicate that folks are looking for even more. so yes, those 11 calls definitely tech out. 11,000 of them, as a matter of fact, this has been the bizzest optionses trading day in jdsu for 2010 and that says a lot as well. >> melissa, why don't you look at the volume here on the new york. we're a little over 400 million shares today. exactly what pete said. guys were trading yesterday as their end of the week. they're not trading today. >> because of the nor'easter? >> they're not trading because of a couple of things. yeste

nbc's pete williams joins us next. >>> plus -- >> liz, health care reform. to be honest, at this point, i could go either way on that. if you want it, pass it, whatever, i'll sign it. it's your call. i really don't care anymore. >> yeah, well, a moment of accidental correctness there, potentially. the fight for health care reform. it's been the butt of jokes on late-night, but have democrats discovered a way to break that stalemate? >>> first, a look ahead at the president's schedule today. you're watching "the daily rundown," split edition, new york and washington, right here on msnbc. i've been growing algae for 35 years. most people try to get rid of algae, and we're trying to grow it. the algae are very beautiful. they come in blue or red, golden, green. algae could be converted into biofuels... that we could someday run our cars on. in using algae to form biofuels, we're not competing with the food supply. and they absorb co2, so they help solve the greenhouse problem, as well. we're making a big commitment to finding out... just how much algae can help

so pete says here's what we're going to do. i was 17 years old, pete was 18. he was a botany major, brilliant major. he said every day for the next four years in college together, we're going to be here four years and you're going to graduate, i'm going to give you a new word in the dictionary, i want you to say it in a sentence, define it. spell it, define it, use it in a sentence. we did that every single day for four years. pete was someone else who stepped out on nothing. he had no reason at all to help me but did it anyway out of the goodness of his heart. the people in my high. finally, i want to talk to you about the power of encouragement, because the book, you know, i'm in the news business, so i do bad things well. i mean, i cover bad news, that's what i do for a living. and certainly, there are difficult moments, you'll read about in the book, from my struggles with literacy, the bouts of domestic violence basically between my parents, other issues that i experienced, the awful effects of war, the awful things that happened with human beings clash a

pete williams is here now with more on that. pete? >> what does that mean? what do we do with this information when they say tt it's going to come in the next three to six months? >> i think more is being made of this than should be. in a way this was a common-sense answer. dianne feinstein asked them what are the chances, what is the likelihood that in the next six months someone will attempt a terror attack on the u.s.? they said the likelyheood is certain. but there's been no period of time where someone hasn't tried to attack the u.s. look at just the cases in the last year. there have been at least six ranging from the incompetent all the way to the dangerous. the fact that they'd say the chances are likely that someone will try again are high, it just stands to reason. >> let's go back to the christmas-day suspect and criticism of the way interrogations were handled. did they get a lot out of him. were they productive? >> we know a lot more about this now, jim. we knew that he had been questioned on christmas day right after he was taken off of the pla

tavis: up next, director pete docter. stay with us.is: pete docter is one of the most prolific and successful animated directors in hollywood. his previous films have included "toy story,""monsters inke, in's latest film has been nominated for an oscar category, "up." >> we have your dog. i wonder who he belongs to. >> book, he is trained. -- look, he is trained. >> did that dog just talk? >> my name is doug. squirrel! my master is good and smart. >> cool, what do these do? >> i would be happy if you stopped. tavis: it takes four, five years to make these? >> it does. tavis: $300 million domestically, $700 million worldwide. >> it is hard to believe. we make these because we love them. of course, reaching such a wide audience, it does not get better than this. tavis: when you spend five years on a project, you have to like it. in the context of your life, are you ok with spending four, five years on this? >> this was one sixth of my life. i should make that a business card. no, i think the secret for me is we had so many amazingly tale

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if i won, i would have won $250, and pete is known for doing that, right? if there's any place you're going to smash it, the super bowl has to be that place, right? well, look at this. not only didn't he smash the guitar, but you can see, i feel like he was mocking me here, he placed it down like a faberge egg. i'm at hope screaming like a maniac. thank you for reinventing yourself on my dime. and i know it wasn't the right thing to do, but i was very upset and i want to apologize for this. you know, sometimes i just get carried away, especially in the spirit of come pretigs. when i saw he didn't smash the guitar, i was furious. and i -- i was able to get about $60 back, but still. my apologies to the townsend family. hey, this is -- this is pretty good. democratic nominee for lieutenant governor of illinois, i haven't been following this story, but the guy has been in hot water since they revealed that he was arrested five years ago for allegedly holding a knife to his prostitute ex-girlfriend's neck. she only has one neck. her neck. so he just dropped out

you have what is called pete pellets in there.y are wonderful because you start out with a pete pellet like this and when you add water it expands to four times its size and you would sew the seed into the center of the pellet and it has the terrarium feature. one of the neatest things i have found. this is not an aley an an alien mascara. this is a seed sewer. and you get just the right amount of seeds you need for each little size. >> let me ask you this, can you plant sort of like plants together? what should you plant together and what should you plant separately? >> you can. and what is in here is what is called a mixed lettucem and so all of the lettuces are going to start harvesting out at the same time. also, getting to planting seeds, what they've done with this item here, this is a seed strip. and so when you have really tiny, fine seeds, you can actually just sew the entire script like this and when it comes up, it comes up at the predetermined spacing. >> that's perfect. i would forget what i planted where. >> yeah, we

pete williams reports, after the u.s. government gave abdulmutallab the rights enumerated in the constitution, he has a lawyer, he got due process, he got his miranda warnings and he will get a trial. chuck todd says the fbi did it by going to nigeria, and rather than threatening his family, getting their help. members of the family flew to the u.s. on january 17th and helped the fbi get abdulmutallab's cooperation. nevertheless, even though the shoe bomber, richard reid got the same treatment, republicans disapprove of this. lamar alexander calling for the resignation of eric holder whose prosecutors are overseeing the case, and whose fbi agents first interviewed the man. interviewers furious with abdulmutallabfusing to talk for a month. today the fbi director, robert muller explained the concept behind abdulmutallab's conversation were anyone not swift enough to follow an episode of "law & order." >> the system in the united states which allows for consideration of contributing intelligence information and credit for th

we get more tonight from our justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: it became a symbol of post katrina chaos, witnessed by an nbc news camera crew. for reasons still unclear, an emergency call went out as six people were crossing a bridge over the city's industrial canal headed to a supermarket. two others were going to see their brother, a dentist. police arrived in a rented truck and dozens of shots were fired. when it was over, two people were dead and four were wounded, all shot by police who had first said they were defending themselves. it turned out the victims were unarmed. seven policemen were put on trial in state court, but the charges were dropped. then wednesday a dramatic break in the case. michael lohman, a new orleans police veteran of 22 years admitted he knew the police fired without justification and he helped engineer a cover-up. relatives of one of the men killed, ronald madison say it's what they've been hoping for. >> we've been pushing for this a long time. >> reporter: today the police chief says he is shocked. >> michael lohman deserves to go to j

for this story, we want to go to our justice correspoent pete williams also in our washington newsroom. good evening. >> reporter: brian, this is a major boost in the government's effort to learn more about the al qaeda group in yemen considered responsible for the attack. federal officials now say that omar abdulmutallah has been freely talking to the fbi and has been since last thursday. officials say the organization is current and reliable. abdullah talked to the fbi about an hour after he was arrested christmas day. then he stopped answering questions. his renewed cooperation may lead to a plea agreement sparing him a trial that could have brought the death penalty, brian. >> pete williams in our washington bureau with the latest on this, thanks. we have the latest on toyota's massive recall. obama administration took a harder line with the company today. the secretary of transportation said the government has not finished investigating possible safety defects. he also said there is a possibility the company could face a civil fine on top of the rest of it. toyota sales fell sharp

pete broke the story that he is talking again. why are we hearing that now? >> we're hearing because he is talking again because the word was starting around about it and the administration is eager for people to know this. ever since he was arrested, he was initially questions, he talked for about an hour. he went into surgery for the burns on his legs. when he came out, they tried to question him again and he said enough. so they finally gave him the miranda warning and he clammed up. the administration has been hammered by administration who said you completely mishandled this case. he should have been an enemy combatant in the military justice system and we could have exploited him for the intelligence. the obama administration is eager for the public to know that, no, putting him in the civilian court system hasn't stopped him from talking. he is talking now. he is giving all the names, dates, places, who he met with, where he went, how the plot was organized, who put him up to it. they said the miranda warning is not the end of the day. >> isn't some of

nbc news justice correspondent pete williams reports, after the u.s. government gave abdulmutallab the rights enumerated in the constitution, he has a lawyer, he got due process, he got his miranda warning, he will get a trial. nbc news chief white house correspondent chuck todd, quoting the senior administration official, said the fbi did it by going to nigeria and rather than threatening his family, getting their help. members of the family flew to the u.s. on january 17th and helped the fbi get abdulmutallab's cooperation. nevertheless, even though the shoe bomber, richard reid, got exactly the same rights from the bush administration, the republicans disapprove of this. senator lamar alexander calling for the resignation of u.s. attorney general eric holder whose prosecutors are overseeing the case and whose fbi agents first interviewed the man. republicans furious with holder for the fact that abdulmutallab stopped talking for a month, despite the fact that his agents, in just an hour of questioning, almost as soon as he landed in detroit, got abd

. >> and let's bring in nbc's justice correspondent pete williams. pete, you just heard the director of the cia, director of the fbi, director of national intelligence, among others, all speak with certainty about this attempted attack within the next six months. what should people make of that? >> well, i think these answers are certainly a sobering reminder that the terror threat isn't receding, but what they said is it's likely someone will attempt another attack in the next six months, and that could mean very serious and well-prepared groups. it could also mean merely committed and unprepared individuals. and we saw several examples of that in just the past year. and it could range from groups overseas to individuals here at home. i think it's fair to say since 9/11 there hasn't been a six-month period without an attempt to stage a terror attack against the u.s., and it's a threat that's going to be with us for years to come. >> what, if anything, did they say about the possible nature and scope of any future attack? >> well, they did say they b

that the best advice we can offer. >> reporter: thank you so much, pete.e know pete has to say stay tuned to channel 4 and others. but you know just channel 4. we'll be out here all day giving you the latest updates and also this weather. starting to stick even more to these roads. as much as the snow is coming down, that's how much is really accumulating. tracee wilkins back in northwest. >> that's what pete meant. >> that is at he meant. >>> we'll take a break right now. 6:39 is the rhyme right now. 30 dprees. a reminder metro rail is running underground only. no bus service above ground.  >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist tom kierein. continuing to snow all across the region. as we look at the radar, the green is where it's snowing harder. a band of heavy snow in culpepper county, moving into fauquier and rappahannock. that stretches across the blue ridge into warren and clark counties. also getting light to moderate snow in washington and southern montgomery county, northern prince george's county. we have temperatures beginning to drop. it's down

. >> thank you, pete. at the day after signing the recruiting class, the football team got another high-profile boost for the program today, and national tv audience to kick off the season. they will open on labor at home against navy and a game televised on espn. you can find the entire maryland football schedule on wbaltv.com. bad weather coming, sports schedules have started to double. the men's basketball game against james madison scheduled for saturday is postponed. it is now on monday night at 7:00. we will have more for you on wbal radio. we have the dicey seven-day forecast up -- coming up. >> a second automaker says it will affect more than 70,000 vehicles. hull ford plans to address the problem with popular hybrid models that has. and people are looking to lose weight. were you spend time can help you track your waistline. those stories >> a lot of snow coming our way into saturday, possibly measuring by 1.5 feet or 2 feet of snow by the time is winding down saturday evening. lots of sunshine on

. >> same thing pete was saying. i was talking to pete today and what he was looking for was where do we get that pivot point? you know, where we get to a spot and either break to the upside or down side. we're right at 1065 or thereabouts, 1063 in after hours. that's the pivot point. we could go right back to the upside. not huge, but we could see a recovery of half the loss we had today. >> and karen for you, do you look for those pivot points? how do you marry that with sort of the fundamentals you see as a stock and the levels you think the stock is worth? >> i really don't pay attention very much at all. i mean, i understand there are people who do and i believe that does drive the market, but we can't be all things. and so we just really focus on what's happening in the underlying business. did anything that happened today, should that cause us to rethink what the outlook is for the businesses that we own? >> did it change -- >> and i would say no. >> i agree, most firms are smarter to do that. the only problem

let's go to justice department correspondent pete williams. he has the information about the kind of intelligence the suspect is giving officials. let's go right now, abdulmutallab, what's he talking about right now? do we know, peter? >> we know that he's talking more about the details of al qaeda in yemen, the people who helped him with the attack and the organization of al qaeda there. chris, this is a big development. because, as you know, the initial stage of questioning with him on christmas day was that the fbi questioned him for 50 minutes after he was arrested but before he went into surgery for burns on his legs. after that surgery, later on christmas, the fbi tried to go back and resume the conversation, and he wanted none of it. he would say nothing more. so the fbi ultimately read him his miranda warning informing him of the right to remain silent. and our understanding was that he had, in fact, been silent. that he hadn't given the fbi any new information since then. well, now we know that is not the case. that, in fact, for seve

players like pete rose, barry bonds, mcguire, spitzer, just to name a few who lied, who did not deal honestly with the public. who looked insincere. and i think that's what he's trying to do. that's his main goal on friday is really just to put a face on the words that we read on the e-mail, which rang hollow to a lot of people. >> larry: david, what would you advise him to have done? how would you have handled him? >> the die was cast with the statements on the website. and many think that the harsh media coverage that he has endured is the product of media payback for him being inaccessible. obviously, tiger's been so consistent with his media strategy while he may wish his relationship with the media was better, he probably doesn't care very much. but i wouldn't go back as far as brandel noted. i would go back to andy pettitte and a-rod who walked out in front of a phalanx of reporters and issued statements and answered questions. and then contrast that against roger clemens, who couldn't figure it out. tiger has followed a strategy consistently so it's pretty consistent and not j

pete o'neil one of our photogs coming to get them. can you spare one? >> no, we were right next door so i came to get them. >> reporter: guys, as one worker here at giant put it, it was a mad house yesterday. they are getting ready for a bigger mad house today. get out here now before the crowds and hopefully can you find stuff on the shelves. >> reporter: thank you, linda. we'll give you our list in a little bit. >>> in the a single flake has fallen yet. southwest airlines has already canceled some of today's plights out of bwi. a spokesperson says more than 100 flights will be canceled at the airport, a southwest hub, beginning at 2:00. other flights are going to be grounded at dulles, philadelphia international just to name a few. so again, no southwest flights at bwi from 2:00 p.m. until sunday morning. the airline says qufts with reservations will be able to reschedule. >>> and once the flakes start falling, the storm preparations, drink the water, watch your canned noncooked food and nawp electric can opener. we'll run the whole list down for you

. >> it was reported by our justice department correspondent pete williams tonight that the christmaslleged bomber who was read his miranda rights is now talking with officials and serving up information that's very valuable. i should also point out that on december 22nd of 2001, richard reid, the shoe bomber, senator, he was read his miranda rights. isn't this a straw man argument that the republicans are coming up with? are you saying that we're weak because we're reading miranda rights? why was the shoe bomber back in 2001 read his miranda rights? was bush wrong? >> i think they were wrong there in 2001. that was only a couple of months after 9/11. they were still trying to make sure they got things right. but here we are nine years later. i think it was absolutely wrong. the people that questioned the christmas day bomber were detroit agents and they did it for 50 minutes and in spite of what pete williams just reported, just a couple of days ago, robert gibbs said in 50 minutes we got out of him everything we could have gotten. but then he shut up for at least a month. since that

. >> they were working about three sts feet pete piringer sas the men fell into a shallowhaow ditch. >> in the course of the fall they brought down with them some other construction materials and some debris. and they actually needed to be extricated. >> reporter: both men were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. a site supervisor says osha is now investigating the incident and has not yet determined the official cause. >>> work scheduled to start along route 50 there is a commuter alert you'll want to know about before you head out monday morning. crews start a long-term project along i 50 in arlington. at that point means the left lane between courthouse road and 10th street will be closed down. it's ought part of a utility relocation project and that line is expect to ta closed until july. >>> speaking of, let's ge traffic center. it's friday night. >> i love it but but the situatn also improving on the north side of 495 as you can see traffic movinabou 10 minutes ag, blocked due to an accident on the outer loop. it's jammed all the way back to georgia from c

again, the fire was quickly brought under control. >> all right, pete per rin jer.tough morning. >>> if you have to head out today, you'll notice the main roads are clear. >> been on the lookout for slick spots. megan mcgrath continues our team coverage from mclean. >> reporter: this is chain bridge road here. you can see we've got traffic moving at speed. actually perhaps in some cases like that guy a little faster than he should be. by an large, the plows have been out. they've cleared everything. a little slush here and there, but nothing major on the highways. your neighborhood street, a little dicy, a lot of plows didn't get back there yet. so take it easy. back to you all. >> thank you, megan. that is "news4 today." thanks for starting your day with us on this snowy wintery morning. >> hope you have a great day. see you tomorrow morning at 4:55.

and pete, boy, the team looked like they had it in the bag and then u mass finally bot some spark -- got some spark. >> yes. the pressure defense, going out with the injury, all added up to a great basketball game. >> the perfect storm for the minutemen to really force their way back into the game. harris, the senior from baltimore, has been holding the flag before this team. saunders, really looking it out there for the last time. it looks like he's still feeling the affects. seeing if they could have it happen for the the normal game if they will be really restricted. >> we saw that reset there. 90 fouls on umass. they are one away from having that on the rest of the way. and just 16 fouls where they need that one to get in that situation. harris doesn't want that one-on-one. they want the two. >> a great move by ricky harris. take your time, let's run your offense. let's see if you could host that up for dameon saunders and get the ball to montero. >> yes, and he has it straight away. we don't want him to take that out on the strength. and we saw them making that extra pass. in th

>> doreen, i'm driving south on wisconsin avenue from petes da to chevy chase. it looks like a rural country road. i defy you to find a lane. we have been on the beltway. we saw an 18-wheeler that couldn't make it up an incline. the beltway has been plowed a few times. still consult. cars getting stranded. we've seen a number of tow trucks. let's compare this to side streets. these are side streets in bethesda. cars taken off the street into driveways, trying to get out of the way so that the streets can be plowed. so thn can get some clearance to be able to drive. some only have a few tire tracks. trees and limbs are full of snow. wind hits them. those are the conditions on side streets. even the main thoroughfares. i many driving with a portable mi microwave on top of an suv. very difficult driving. we have a portable microwave sending a signal back. take a look at wisconsin avenue as we are approaching chevy chase now. you are going to have a difficult time finding any people on the streets. there are very few. in bethesda, there are bars and restaurants open

it doesn't work that way, pete. you see, this is my own personalized plan.e got to get one that's right for you. okay. but i can still walk along it while we talk, right? [ laughing ] yeah, come on. whatever your destination, fidelity has the people, guidance, and investments to help you find your way. fidelity investments. turn here. >>> finally tonight, we continue our reporting on black history month by looking at the list of 100 current history makers as compiled by our partner website the grio.com. tonight we look at a place most americans know by three letters, ewr, the airport code for newark, new jersey. it's considered one of the new york airports. newark is not considered a destination in itself for most travelers. newark, new jersey, has a young mayor named corey booker who is trying to change that city's image and its future. he's turned down a job offer in washington, says he prefers to stay home and do his job. when you meet anybody as single-minded as corey booker, these days you're conditioned to assume they're on the make. they are either ou

pete's character was beyond character and his bravery was clear when he fought parkinson's. he will be missed by his wife and sons and all of the city that he loved and served for so long. thank you, pete. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? >> i ask permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. murphy: in today's news, chairman of the federal reserve, ben bernanke, says there is a risk for high interest rates and high inflation. borrowing from china and buying huge amounts of oil from opec and we have to realize we have a mess in our hands but there is a solution. we can create jobs and grow our economy without raising taxes. it's a bipartisan american conservation and clean energy independence act, h.r. 2227. this bill uses the trillions of dollars from oil and gas exploration off or coasts, drive conservation and new technologies to improve energy efficiency, develop clean energy generation and infrastructure, re

pete hov lanes are careful -- are open. we will give you a live look at the side streets in springfield. this is what we're seeing in springfield s/on top of the roadways. we have seen this in other areas of the metro as well. these trucks have been concentrating on the major roadways in arlington county. once they finish clearing and treating those, they will move on to secondary routes and neighborhood streets. that is where you want to be careful with this morning. be careful coming out of your neighborhood. you may slip and slide just a little bit. otherwise, looking good. >> thank you. >>> crews are still cleaning up the spill from a overturned tanker truck in rockville. they have been on not seen since last night. the tanker was carrying 2,100 gallons of diesel fuel when the driver lost control and flipped over. hazmat crews cleaned up this bill making sure it did not coaminate a nearby creek. >> our technicians were able to make an assessment to make sure any of the fuel from a truck made it down to the creek. we hav

joining me to tell us about that is pete with dc fire and ems.we know about these children? >> the good news is -- unfortunately they were found unconscious or semi conscious. they were resuscitated and essentially revived by paramedic and transported to the hospital. they are in stable condition but they are all critical. we have 5-year-old boy, 2-year- old female and a 5 or 6-month- old female. they were all found unconscious and resuscitated and they are in stable condition but critical at area hospitals. >> really young infants there. what about the parents? where were they when the fire broke out? >> that's all being sorted out. there is a little confusion about that. when we arrived on the scene we were directed by an adult the kids were in an apartment. the firefighters were able to find them quickly. the fire was significant but confined to the kitchen area for the most part of the and looks like everybody should be able to get back in. there are 36 unit but the apartment was confined to the apartment of origin and we are sorting out the

pete, back it up!arker squeaking ) when business travel leaves you drained, re-charge with comfort suites. spacious rooms, free hi-speed internet, and free hot breakfast. comfort suites. power up. now stay two separate times with comfort suites... or any choice hotel and earn a free night. book at choicehotels.com. >> larry: back with our remaining moments with akio toyoda. will toyota, mr. toyoda, will toyota company pay for the victims' funerals and hospital costs and the like? >> translator: that relates to some of the legal matters going forward. we would like to do our utmost efforts. >> larry: well, we're seeing that obvious -- anyway, your critics back home say you didn't act quickly fluff to deal with this problem. you should have been involved sooner. a lot of japan are saying that. are they right? should, in retrospect, should you have acted sooner? >> translator: yes, looking back at this point in time, i feel that we should have acted much more promptly. when our company has grown so rapidl

. >> well, pete ore dom, even if she claims she can't remember anything but going to sleep that night, i guess so after popping a lot of oxycodone, i would go to sleep, too, but even if that's best-case scenario, i'd want to know who she's with, who's she with in the hours leading up to that? in the three days before going to the home, she was out on a binge, awol, missing for three straight days and you know she was drugged out to the max by the time she washed up back at the home. >> no question about it, nancy. the position that she's in, though, the police want her to implicate herself in a murder when she is only facing drug charges now and, frankly, she would be foolish to do that and she is too savvy to do it. >> to marc klaas, we are waiting on the release of the jailhouse videotapes. there are about to be released at any moment. as soon as we get them, we're playing them right here. we have some of them which we are playing. now, hours on end, of girlfriend, babysitter turned stepmother, misty croslin, police say she is the key to the case. what about it, marc klaas? >> i don

. >> reporter: the 39-year-old's father was well-respected state delegate, pete rawlings, a man known for polarizing opinions and getting things done. >> i'm wishing my husband could be here for this day. >> what do you think your father would be saying with this day? >> he'd be smiling and happy, give one of his big hugs and say, stay focused and keep doing the best job. which she does. >> reporter: following a corruption scandal, members of the city council say they look forward to this new beginning. >> i think that we get to move away from a period of uncertainty and we get to move into a day where we can operate without the proverbial cloud hanging over us. >> i think she'll do a very good job. >> she has a lot of tenacity and a lot of energy. and i believe she will move the city forward. >> reporter: as of tonight, there are a number of vacancies open for city hall, one of them is the job of council president. councilman jack young is expected to get voted into that position on monday. live at city hall, adam may, wjz eyewitness news. >> complete coverage continues now with mike

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pete newell to a championship in 1960.hey've been waiting five decades to experience the joy. and they're partying in berkeley this afternoon. the seniors made it happen. this is one of the great venues in college basketball. haas pavilion. 73 years old. it holds 11,877. every seat was taken. california clinched at least a share of its first conference title since 1950 by beating arizona state today. their record is 12-5. arizona state at 10-6 now goes home to face usc and ucla. there's a three-way tie for third place. let's go to marques johnson. >> marques: coach mike montgomery, pac-10 championship, senior day. a lot of emotions. your feeling right now? >> well, i'm so happy for the kids. you know? we had a lot of stuff go on. you know, just guys getting hurt and guys missing stuff. and we're playing really good. i thought arizona, i thought this was a hell of a game. first half, it was. but second half we started making some plays. i'm just really proud of these kids. they've gone through a lot. i'm happy for them. >>

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pete, look, we call our senators. we talked to them about the stimulus bill.we talked to them about health care. we talked to them about cap and trade. we talked to them about bringing gitmo to michigan and we get the same thing. they answer. they are rude. and then they hang up. and then they said, pete, there's nothing we can do to hold these folks accountable. the earliest we can do anything is 2012 when these bad things may happen. as i have been listening to them. i asked my staff, go back and get the bill of rights. i have introduced them. my colleagues here on the floor don't like it. one of the lead things we proposed in 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996 was a bill that says one of the keystones was the voters' bill of rights is when you call your senator or your representative and they arrogantly answer the phone, are rude and then hang up and then vote wrong, which traditionally means they are voting for bigger government and taking rights away from the individual, rights away from the states, you now have an option. the option is that when you leave the meetin

like pete rose at the all-star game. >> larry: what do you make of that, donny?e golf writers, there's an irony here. they are -- get paid more and, jim obviously you cover this beat. golf has never been bigger because of tiger. be careful of biting the hand that feeds you. i find that a little strange they're boycotting. golf needs tiger woods. >> larry: don't you think, pat, they're being treated like props tomorrow and they don't want to be a prop? >> if you consider yourself a journalist, why would you even go if you were told not to show up, not to ask questions? that's ridiculous. >> larry: would you go? >> pat's exactly right, larry. pat's exactly right, larry. if you can't ask a question -- >> larry: would you go? >> no, i wouldn't go. i'd like to be able to go and ask tiger woods questions. i would be respectful in asking him those questions. there's a responsibility and obligation. he may not owe the world answers to his sex life. i don't think the type of journalist that would be asking him these questions are interested in his sex life. there's a whol

the united states look at, you are a fraud and a phony just like maguire came across that way and pete rose and various others. >> larry: we will do a complete show on this devoting the entire hour to the tiger woods matter. one program note priscilla presley will be here tomorrow night and so will quentin tarantino. you know judge judy will have something to say on this, don't go away. okay, class, our special guest is here -- ellen page. hi, ellen! hi, ellen! hi, ellen! hi, ellen! we're going on a field trip to china! wow. [ chuckles ] when i was a kid, we -- we would just go to the -- the farm. [ cow moos ] [ laughter ] no, seriously, where are you guys going? ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! ni hao! [ female announcer ] the new classroom. see it. live it. share it. on the human network. cisco. but we've got the ammunition she needs: omnaris. (troops) omnaris! to the nose. (general) omnaris works differently than many other allergy medications. omnaris fights nasal allergy symptoms that occur from allergic inflammation... reliev

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that nurse aide in pete tricks once brought me some tibetan food, she's a decent cook. the elevator came to a halt on 17 and we all spilled out. the orderly hustled the patient over to his room and i grabbed one of the medical students by the elbow. go down to pediatrics, i said, it's on 7 or 8, i can't remember, see if you can dig up that nurse aide from tibet. 20 minutes later the student returned, jubilant at having located the sole representative of the tibetan nation at bellevue hospital. the nurse aide was short, well under 5 feet, with a round face and silky hair pulled into a tight bun. she was monumentally pregnant. the belly on her petite stature suggested dangerously unstable structural dynamics. nevertheless, she moved nimbly, her last name was the patient's first name. i walked beside her on the way to the patient's room. some rising concerns to us, she nodded but said nothing, as i reminded her we needed to explicate the risks and benefits of refusing treatment. when we entered the room, the medical student quickly purple the chair up for the nurse aide. a

in some ways they did not want to hire pete and joe had to fire for that in jobe being a conservative republican in the media world that is not, a lot of people were saying it really won't work, why don't you come over here on the nightly news or come to "the today show." do you really want to do that? i will tell you that for the first time ever in 20 years in this business, working with all of these big egos, and growing up with a lot of them too, i will tell you this is the smartest guy in terms of television production. i looked at people straight in the eye and i said, yes i do. do you want me to do another prepackage, already thought out the in the what is going to sound like he's on the network again. >> we are, believe you mean we wake up at 3:30 in the morning and by the time we get on the set, five minutes into it we go we are the luckiest people in the news. can you believe? you can take in the morning. the people that come and sit down at the table, we really do. we feel extraordinarily lucky. takaki has to come verse and i have got to say this. we joke around chris and wi

pistol pete and rudy macolvich. >> bob: 1800 and something. >> eric: yeah. big man.talked about it in the opening, tasmin mitchell. is that foul on storm warren? he is wondering himself. if it's on storm warren, it's his fifth and he's done. >> bob: no definitive answer right now. i believe he's telling him it's his fifth. >> eric: frustrating afternoon for storm warren. the fouls quickly accumulating and he fouls out with 12 points. >> bob: since he is only a sophomore, not mature enough to understand how to play with fouls. stiemsz you have to give things away to stay in the game. he's a good player. a good rebounder and plays bigger than his size. l.s.u. a couple of years with him, he'll be outstanding player in the s.e.c. they've not been themselves in terms of offensive production. only six points. >> bob: surprising. >> eric: last year he had 33 points, career high in the game against l.s.u.. >> bob: very surprising. the zone stifled him some. >> eric: 5:50 left to play. l.s.u. looking for their first conference win, down by four. harris, no one guarding him. t