a veteran officiating crew to work this one in raleigh today. maxwell is working with tony green and roger ayers. the gators in their blue and orange, and the wolf pack in the home white. tracy smith will jump for the wolf pack. vernon macklin for florida. and our tripleheader of acc sunday night hoops is under way. >> larry: good play by westerner to come up with that ball. keep an eye on walker with the ball. very, very quick. >> bob: nc state starts in the man. walker in the lane, and a whistle. he got hit in the head, as he made his way into the paint. >> larry: bob, you may see this particular setup, the way florida runs it. werner will move out to receive that ball. he is an excellent passer. walker made that curl coming around the elbow. he was wide open, and the defender was trailing him. you don't want to do that against this guy. >> bob: erving is a 78% free throw shooter this season. sophomore from brooklyn, new york, and christ the king high school. goes 0 for 2. here comes nc state for the first time on offense. javy gonzalez at the

coming down to the wire in raleigh. werner for three. macklin saves it, but into the hands of degand. wolf pack, under a minute to go. trailing two. will the freshman scott wood be a hero? state looking to tie with a two, tleed with a three, and sidney lowe wants to talk things over. 21 on the shot clock. the wolf pack, going to that three-point shot a lot in the second half. >> larry: it's really benefited their offense, and the guy that's done most of it is scott wood. degand has contributed, but it's been wood that kept the wolf pack in the game. there's degand, long range shot. once again, watch wood bury one. he's really shot the ball well. >> bob: four threes in the second half for nc state. three of them off the fingertips of scott wood, the freshman from marian, indiana. and which way will the wolf pack go? they have to get a hoop here to get even. >> larry: what you have to consider, you have a 45 seconds to go you get a shot up, you're going to get the ball back, okay? because that means florida is going to have a chance in the

will take a time-out. 18:04 to play in the game, and the gators and the wolf pack are all even in raleigh. country western ♪ singer: we were stuck in a basement apartment ♪ ♪ tiny rooms that the sun never blessed ♪ ♪ so when we needed space for a family ♪ ♪ set our sights on the wide open west ♪ ♪ well i thought we'd see sierra vistas ♪ ♪ and breathe air clear as new-fallen snow ♪ ♪ but my poor credit score was a stinker. ♪ ♪ singer: ...now we rent by the week in reno! ♪ ♪ truckers: free credit report dot com! ♪ ♪ singer: ...now we rent by the week in reno! ♪ vo: free credit score and report with enrollment in triple advantage. >> larry: we've played nearly 22 minutes. not much is settled. i want to show you a couple of plays by macklin here. watch this first field goal as he follows up. he loses the ball here and watch this -- oh -- i'd like to have that back. it still counts, though. watch this offensive rebound here. as bob said, they need to do something with their offensive rebounds. that time they got one and put it back in the basket. vernon macklin showing them some nice play comi

the miracle in raleigh. >> bob: one of the most remarkable finishes in college basketball. the wolf pack faithful cannot believe what they just saw. a 70-foot three-point bomb at the buzzer by chandler parsons. the only made feel goal by chandler parsons in this game wins it for florida. >> larry: and bob, you know, the game was really controlled by north carolina state through that entire overtime period, until this shot right here. he got it up in the air and it did nothing but hit the bottom of the net. you see warner raise his hands. it's a three! it wasn't even at the basket yet. >> bob: parsons ends up with five points. unbelievable. >> larry: what a shot at the end. >> bob: and the heroics of javier gonzalez go for naught. >> larry: he played so well at the end right there. i mean, the fact that florida is able to get out of here with a win -- one i don't think they expected to have, with two minutes to go in that overtime, i think everybody that was a gator fan, that coaching staff was thinking, this is going to be tough to overcome this, and he make as shot like th

freshman out of raleigh. for stywall, that's his 16th career double double for the senior.dussen. good defense by korey van dussen, the freshman. on the line, it will belong to nc state. >> mike g.: van dussen did a terrific job of making degand go sideways away from the basket and missed that play. then was unable to come up with the basketball right here dribbling in on the baseline. >> mike h.: and horner answers. >> mike g.: he's been good in the second half. >> mike h.: ten points. he's the reason nc state is up by ten. you know we often see in this league players improve from their freshman to senior year. this horner has really come a long way from his freshman season. story is still turnovers. uncg has really turned it over seven times in the second half state none. mays picked up a foul, his second. >> mike g.: when you take away the points off turnovers for nc state, and this is a very manageable game. just allotted 19 points off of those turnovers. that puts the spartans putting a lot of pressure on themselves and their offense. xq> mike h.: ev

the wolfpack have been pretty strong at home against the demon deacons. 30-2 in the city of raleigh in this series. kellie harper trying to motivate her troops over there on the sidelines. but secily ray has been en fuego in the second half. >> she has done a great job of running the floor. getting looks early in transition. just able to put the floball one floor and out of the time-out, wake forest great denial defense. able to get the five-second call on n drshgs state. >> 16 turnovers now for the wolfpack. that one adds to the frustration level. come out of time-out and can't get the ball in. waters. too short. brittany waters really hasn't been much of an impact in this ball game. she averages nearly 15 points per game. but has been very quiet. coach petersen had a conversation with her when she came to the bench the last time and you can see as soon as she made that shot -- >> i'm not sure that's the type of shot he wants waters to take. waters has four in the game. 17 turnovers as they continue to mount for the wolfpack. >> nc mstate mixing it up. in the zone. trying to contain r

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>>, this c state wolfpack lead by five here in the first half from raleigh and one of thery lines so far has been the rebounding just completely dominated by nc state, 19 rebounds to just 8 for wake forest. and equally a big discrepancy there on the offensive boards. 9 for nc state and 2 for wake forest. but the wolfpack really not getting a lot of second-chance points. >> i know that coach harper loves the effort. we talked about her recruiting philosophy, she would have recruited any one of these players that she inherited. she wants players who love the game, you can see the passion and the desire to win in the offensive rebounding for, this c state in the game. they want it. >> one of the hustle plays that you can judge a player's heart by. tasler, no good on that three and there's rebound there for the demon deacons. waters to the hole but good defense. but white. she's out of bounds, though, when she got the ball, from bitny waters. amber white colling off an injury from last season. tore her achilles, didn't play all year. not easy to do coming off the injury. >> go

freshman from just down the road in raleigh. 19 points for shyer in the seco scheyer in the second halfout with a fresh attitude. >> tim: singler. largest lead of the night as the clock winds to midnight for clemson. that will do it. duke will move to 12-1. and probably upward in the rankings. clemson will drop to 12-3, and 0-1 in the acc. oliver purnell and mike krzyzewski great friends. we'll be back with more from cameron indoor stadium after this. [ male announcer ] the lexus december to remember sales event. now through january 4th. ♪ special lease offers now available on the 2010 es 350. ♪ >> tim: duke wins it, 74-53, over number 21 clemson. a very festive post holiday crowd on hand. the big three for duke, singler, scheyer, and smith, were the difference, mike gminski. >> mike: singler carried them in the first half. then scheyer came alive. they may suffer through bad half. eventually at the end of the night, they're going to be there in double figures at the end. scheyer did a nice job. see there, nolan smith, 22 points, a high percentage. singler, 167, 8 rebounds. scheyer, 22

raleigh, north carolina, 17 degrees.ome very cold air in place in the mid-atlantic and down to the south. holy moley, omaha is 14 degrees below. normens, 37 degrees. little rock at 25. wichita, 12. this is certainly the coldest air of the season in parts of the country. and we will continue. look at how much of the nation is cold. crazy. dallas, 27 degrees. it is warmer in dallas by only three degree right now. currently, here a look at the satellite-radar. a lot of clouds across the central and southern plains. a lot of clouds across much of the eastern u.s. across the mountain states, things look good but in the northwest, it is cloudy. today, 32 degrees is the hi. all of these temperatures below normal. thursday night, folk are talking about -- or ask me about snow, snow, are we going to see snow? there is about a 50%chance right now. what i can't tell you is how much snow and frankly, there is a chance that most of that snow would not impact us. so we have to do a lot of fine tuning with that one but yes, a threat of

from the midwest, places like iowa and michigan, where cars spun out of control, all the way to raleigh, north carolina and atlanta. icy roads and the south's in-experienced winter drivers created pileups like this one outside atlanta. >> my sister, she was just here at the bus stop and she's telling me she slid all the way to the bus stop. >> reporter: people in 38 states know the feeling. all of them places experiencing below-average temperatures. in the deep freeze of 2010. it's a freeze that will last through the weekend in many places including here in the south. and remember lots of people here don't really own significant winter clothes. so they'll be pulling out an old sweater or just staying indoors. nancy? >> mark strassmann, thank you very much. >>> up next, the man accused of triggering a security breach at newark airport has been released from custody after questioning. he was arrested friday night at his home. dave browdy reports. >> reporter: he walked out of newark airport charged with a crime. last time he was here, the 28-year-old doctoral student shot down terminal c

and the author of we were one shoulder to shoulder with of the marines' tragic fallujah and bea of raleigh the recipient of the william colby award for outstanding military history. he is the founder ofop ze an orb site. for more information, visit thedropzone.org. >>> on your screen now is carol beck with the seat school in maryland and with her or four students from the seat school. explain what the seed school is and why you were at the national press club author plight. >> the seed school of maryland is a college prep school. it's in baltimore city but it serves students throughout maryland. the school was only 2-years-old and a unique thing about the school is it is a boarding school so our students are living with us in college like dormitories during the week and go home on weekends and the idea is to have that 24 hours and to use it as well as we can solve our students will be prepared for college. that is our goal, so the students here tonight are seventh graders and they are all ready and have been talking about college for over a year. when they came here as sixth graders last y

we'll have the starting lineup and the tip when we come back to raleigh.roy ed ugamelf hisr. by e oe wa alrutplhim. th of entl ng tior chamips e ag4? fn 16on. dds t sa akino th feurpro-tour fn 7 n. th of e "sy" g opepionnce and the u.s. chship? 780ion. e o rofel goavin a ciagnith ? 1 in erls eges tn ths ofm tism.org >>> one of the great arenas in college basketball, reynolds coliseum hosting nc state and wake forest women tonight. the starting lineups presented by food lion. first for the wake forest demon deacons. thomas at point guard. morris, waters ray and the freshman sandra garcia. for the nc state wolfpack, a veteran backcourt, amber white, nikitta gartrell, the freshman kastanek, bonae holston and ellison. some keys to look for? >> the key for wake forest right away is to play ten deep. they got to get into their bench. they got to protect the ball. nc state is going to throw the full-court defense at them. they're going to really pressure them. they got to shoot the thr three-shoithree three-point shot. >> shooting the ball very well in conference

had subjects from minneapolis, new york, denver, boston, dallas, springfield, illinois, chicago, raleigh, north carolina, buffalo, new york, that have all had al qaeda either direct members or sympathetic members to an al qaeda affiliate. >> what are you saying? you think it's overkill? it's too much? >> i'm saying it's not enough. it's not going to be adequate. you're talking that the threat is everywhere from all of these countries that have cells that have conducted major attacks, all of these cities have had cells that have been arrested or neutralized through law enforcement and intelligence efforts. >> how do you do all of this? that's a huge undertaking. >> exactly right. it's a huge undertaking. until the undertaking occurs you're going to have a vulnerability. there's no two ways around it. until passengers from everywhere that could pose a threat, and that's everywhere, much greater number of countries than what we have listed here. until that happens you're taking your chances. think that -- i think that's what has to be addressed. nobody wants to really say that out loud, but

marches to honor his legacy were held no matter the weather, from detroit to raleigh, north carolinato los angeles. and in washington, president obama and his family marked the national day of service by serving lunch to the needy. later, the president called on americans to help their communities all year long. >> part of what the civil rights movement was all about was changing people's hearts and minds and breaking out of old customs and old habits. that's, i think, an important lesson for all of us on this day. are there things that we can try to do that might have seemed impossible but we know are worth doing and can we apply those principles that we know to be true in our own lives and in our society? >> sreenivasan: yesterday, president obama spoke at a baptist church in washington to remember the work of doctor king. he urged people to keep faith, especially in hard times. those are some of the day's main stories. i'll be back at the end of the program with a preview of what you'll find tonight on the newshour's web site. but for now, back to ray. >> suarez: in afghanistan to

. >> mike: tapped out to boykin who just came into the game, a freshman from raleigh. of the freshmen from wake forest roster will see significant minutes. very young team. thomas is only a sophomore. there is boykin to the rim. >> debbie: there is that play a lot of teams run in the ac. you always get an open look outside the arc. you have to be able to knock it down. >> mike: 15:56 to play first half. cavs up 6- early. hostd swg to allyyou mor insu the n inire? ♪weet knoat m fron, whe co r, t. ♪ ♪r tiocki st: switto g 15% e onnsur st: "too jon ll? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ man the ♪ [ ma lf torie f all hamm ] gonnt liutte f and like. ♪ f floa a bly. stke a nnat l buty d sike ♪ inga... 7 ting a [ wohalfalor the wom] i kat's. >> mike: it's all wake forest of lake. virginia started out shooting 3 of 4 but haven't hit a shot since. as you see, no field goals in the last 4 1/2 minutes. wake forest hasn't been light it up. 3 for 10. 0 for 3 from behind the arc here early. and there is sandra garcia who has had some big games. she had a career high 27 against high point. hasn't been scoring

raleigh, north carolina n. jim on the republican line, good morning. caller: thank you.uld just have to counter fred's argument and say that perhaps this election is somewhat like the shot heard round the world. this is the first election where the american populous and voters are going to stand up and say no to the obama socialism machine. and i just watch with curiosity and i just hope that --for the democrats' sake they don't try to mangle some way to impugn this election or stall the installation of mr. brown if he gets elected because that will only look worse on them in 2010. so i encourage all of the independent voters in the state of massachusetts to stand up for liberty and capitalism and say no. obviously they are, look at the poll numbers. voters of massachusetts aren't a bunch of slouches. they know what is going on. and they are obviously on the side of liberty and i commend them. i encourage them to vote for brown. host: did you contribute to state senator scott brown? caller: not financially. but i did sign up and do some volunteer phone calls. that was ju

very famous british physicist named lord raleigh had had one, thomas merton, another famous physicist, had an enormous laboratory built in a mansion right across the river from his estate. so this was a concept that was very familiar to europeans. it was also very common in france. and they would come -- they would accept his invitation, and one by one they came to tuxedo park throughout the 30's -- these are the depression years. american universities had no money, and they would be sort of on a lecture tour. so they would accept this first-class steamer ticket. they would come to tuxedo park and give a talk. 40 or 50 famous scientists from around america would convene in tuxedo park. and then they would go on there lecture circuit, but they had been well-financed already by loomis. of course, loomis gained quite a worldwide reputation in a decade or so, that he did this. i mean, he knew everybody in the world of physics and biology and chemistry. c-span: how many homes are there in tuxedo park? >> guest: well, it's actually quite a small area, but you mean, of these mansions? i coul

that have seen the double overtime experience in winston-salem and the buzzer beating performance in raleighameron indoor stadium. the golden corral game summary to this point. an 0-for from downtown. the clemson defense has been good. it's kept them in range in the game to this point. they're going to have to figure something out at the intermission in they want to be competitive. the tigers have been shut down we the t blue devils. tim brando, mike gminski, and debbie antonelli glad to have you with us. at this building that turns 70 years old this year. it is really something here at cameron indoor stadium. oh, the iron finally kind inside for the tigers. >> mike: noel johnson that time with a curl. >> tim: it's 25-12. singler. pulls up. mason plumlee the putback. zoubek over the back. against devin booker. he knew it. brian zoubek picking up his second. >> mike: kyle singler, to this point of the game, has been the most effective offensive player. everybody else struggling from the floor. >> tim: noel johnson finally got that hoop. they went 6:00 without a bucket all together. that being

these islanders will be in raleigh on thursday to tangle the hurricanes as poti goes for a free skatepoti to the front. okposo finds it at his feet. okposo through center to scale in. they had close to 13,000 inside the coliseum tonight for nhl action. i would say about a quarter of those 13,000 remain. all that's left for washington is the shouting. they have a 7-2 advantage. park wrister. neuvirth may have got a stick on that. sutton steps in on the delay. andy sutton cross rink. late, slap pass looking for bergenheim. nothing there. >> craig: a top trio on the ice for this capitals team. probably to look for some individual accolades and get alexander semin the hat trick. disbroit memory serves, the caps with all their goals don't have an individual player with a hat trick this year. backstrom, wrister. right to dipietro. look out. >> craig: he wants this game over in a hurry, doesn't he? he's seen enough of this caps team. >> joe: he may carry one to the red line. sutton tied up along the wall. final 40 seconds of period three. caps post-game live coming up on comcast sportsnet. >

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raleigh, n.c. caller: yes, thank you for c- span and for your panelist. i think the reason republicans are not calling in is we are still celebrating our victory in massachusetts and planning the victory in november when we stomp democrats. obama has to go and ben bernanke has to go. banks are hammering at the average joe. they have been hitting them with special charges, increasing interest rates, lowering credit worthiness arbitrarily. it is wrong. the whole thing is a sham. they really think the average american is stupid. they all gotta go. host: lots of calls about ben bernanke, they should think about the rest of the economic team. are there changes afoot? guest: lot of rumbling. a democrat from maryland said last night that she was leaning towards a ben bernanke because she had some tough talks with the white house, including telling them they need to shake up their economic team. she would not explain exactly, but the general sense is that treasury secretary tim geithner who is also the target of many both democratic and republican complains has t

let's hear first from raleigh, n.c., matthew on the democrats line. this might be old hat for the gentleman, but i would like him to express for the viewers what the geographical reality is in -- as far as leadership in kabul and the rest debt of a -- and the rf afghanistan and the kind of disconnect that exists and what we would like to see involved. guest: a good question. there are several aspects of the choice of people to be the afghan government. one is, as you say, but geographical representation. and here we do see in both the previous cabinet and the current cabinet an attempt to put people in cabinet positions from all over the country. a second aspect is the more sectarian and trouble representation. president karzai made some promises, of course, to some of his supporters during the campaign. this happens all over the world. this happens in democracies all over the world where you make promises to your campaign supporters. in this case, the promises were for cabinet positions. that means that there are some cabinet nominees -- as i just me

host: raleigh, north carolina, jim on the republican line. caller: thank you. i would just have to counter fred's argument and say that perhaps this election is somewhat like the shot heard around the world, the first election where the american populace and the voters are going to stand up and say no to the obama socialism machine. i just watch with curiosity. i just hope for the democrats say, they don't try to finagle some way to in june at this election or stall the installation of mr. brown if he gets elected because that will only look worse on them in 2010. so, i encourage all of the independent voters and the state of massachusetts to stand up for liberty and capitalism and say no -- obviously, they are. look at the poll numbers. the voters in massachusetts aren't a bunch of slouches. they know what is going on. and they are obviously on the side of liberty and i commend them and i encourage them to vote for brown. host: jim, did you contribute to state senator scott brown? caller: not financially. but i did sign up and do some volunteer phone calls. th

i'm going to begin with cardinal dustin raleigh the archbishop of philadelphia, the former chair. also archbishop joseph, the archbishop of louisville kentucky. speed archbishop of kansas city and kansas. [cheers and applause] that is a great group from kansas. that is a great group from kansas. archbishop from the hartford connecticut. and we think although archbishop robert carlson was here from st. louis and we don't know he seems to