virginia tech first win against raleigh. tough race in the acc standings. duke is leading. wake is a game back. the oakies and cavaliers are back. clemson is five and five in the conference. >>> the they face duke on saturday. lance thomas won't with the b in the limeup. he injured his right knee on that collision with north carolina larry drew. he has a severe bone bruise. he is listed as doubtful for the maryland game. >>> still to come on geico sportsnite. gator raid dual today. have your highlights. also the season debut of behind the wheel. >>> and more hockey. this time in the form of the women's game. we'll show you d.c.'s pride in just a bit. csnwashington.com. he is reviewing the play by play move. what your thoughts may be on the game. check it out and leave a comment. man:e as altimewho'mosttant. er lke g.cave..hereat fenswe h doetart. tart theatio eed y wh er the rinve..hereat fenswe h dsomebody who brings it, tartevery game, every time. ♪ eed y wh er the rinve..hereat fenswe h histw dsomebody who brings it, tartevery game, every time. ♪ eed y wh er the rinve..h

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raleigh is looking at 47 degrees. warmer air just to the south and west of us, 50 in atlanta. we are watching an area of low pressure in that will develop over the next couple of days over the gulf of mexico. it will transfer its energy just off the coast of the carolinas and looks like it will remain for an up offshore that we have the potential for some warm air mixing in with the system, giving up a mix of rain and snow starting tuesday afternoon. we are not expecting anything significant to develop from the storm system. a few scattered snow showers and just rainshowers out there. an area of low pressure finally moves out of here, the same low that brought new york city and connecticut and pennsylvania the heavy snow. it is going to read intensify and finally moved out of here. that is good news for us, with plenty of sunshine for the day tomorrow. mostly cloudy for the overnight. 30 degrees for a nighttime low. tomorrow morning, waking up to a few scattered clouds, but it should be a nice sunrise. the wind will remain out of the northwest at the teen-20 miles an hour. tom

." >> reynolds coliseum in raleigh. here they come. both these teams. nc state and boston college looking for a win. looking for an added bonus on their resume as they look towards march. >> rich wall, along with robin muller. rich walsh. tournament projection. coaches and players say we don't pay any attention. i think both teams know exactly where they sit right now. >> with four games left they have worked out every scenario in how they fit into the standings. boston college potentially with some help they win here, georgia tech loss, they have catapulted into fourth place or at least a tie. great position to be in. nc state with a win for them. they are right in the thick of things. middle of the pack and certainly would help their standings as well. >> right now there are ten teams in the acc that have a legitimate shot and boston college has a great shot because of one kaare lin swords. >> force to be reckoned with. other side is stefanie murphy on that and that's what i think makes carolyn swords so good. together they are very difficult to stop.

the first win in raleigh since 1917. you heard that correct. first win in a long time and they are feeling good about it. >> thanks, dan. >>> still to come tonight, dangers lurking around the area. >>> gesk good evening, i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. our special coverage of the winter weather continues. travel around the area could be a big challenge tomorrow as we dig out. crews are clearing runways tonight. we expect to find out at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow whether flights will begin to flight out of reagan national and dulles airports again. runway conditions will determine what happens at bwi where the bad weather forced 700 flight cans layings today. authorities at bwi hope to get things going by 10:00 a.m. we are getting our first look inside the hangar at dulles airport which collapsed over the weekend. the roof caved in saturday. these pictures were sent in by a viewer. a private owner leases the hangar from thairport authority. the bimding has been condemned, but none of the planes have been moved yet. that's going to be a delicate p

we have got free throws when we get back from raleigh. the images from haiti are heart-breaking-- homes, hospitals, and schools destroyed; families searching for loved ones; parents trying to feed their children. but we can all do something. we can help the american red cross as it delivers the food, water, and medicine that can save lives. donate $10 by texting "haiti" to 9-0-9-9-9. visit redcross.org or call 1-800-red-cross. thanks for your help. >> rich: trying to get on track. not easy to do against clemson. duke is home against maryland saturday. sunday night hoops you've got duke and virginia tech. you've got a sunday double header. >> robin: huge factor in this ballgame. definitely a reason for their success. 7 of 13 from behind the arc in today's game. shooting 40%. >> rich: three free throws here. kerri shields. 10-point game. within nine. >> robin: ball loose. force another turnover for the wolfpack. >> rich: white lost it. brown in the lane. finger roll. nc state. good play by murphy. good hustle by brown. a seven-point game. >

. >> mike: folks, we have got a great one going here in raleigh tonight.s shooting lights out in the last couple of possessions. marylads. hoa-♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ one, y' ne ty'al♪ ♪one y'a ♪ wone f ♪ catesia ♪ catesia ♪get l ofevil♪ le aer ] whyou bout intrg psi h pr e giving away millions idea e worwar 7 peps frese wo f thatot ole. f i'lectew pds ll tces at as co... spokashi ston anci tulsahom dagirlther warrchig wor man, monta ona flo son,nsin colown. fi thicture. [ nnou if nt covewe'v alentine's day, buy any smartphone after mail-in rebate d gemessphon ee after mail-in rebate. ght grepe. was surprised when my tol i had chrol. 7thaty hit me t meing ab hea i hget cholesterol cont ÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑÑ/ f♪ five do♪ ♪any, f five do♪ ♪ fllarong f♪ ay, a 't gg ♪ you ubwa $5ongss, to ♪ in the top 25. duke and wake forest. wake lost last night at virginia tech. when was the last time the acc had just one ranked team in the top 25? may have to go back to dan bonner's era. i'm not sure. i can't remember. and that's why it is a trivia question, mike. trivia. there

airlines on a 52-week high and alaska has raleigh nicely. you don't think there's much more of a catalyst to take for those, even with higher air fares in the forecast? >> i think it's going to be much more difficult for the stock prices to go up for those two. >> tom: and in regards to those picks that you do like here, american airlines, why is japan airlines such a key holding to have that alliance considering that that's a bankrupt carrier? >> well, because japan airlines is so critical to far asia travel, and i think it will be of material aid for american airlines longer term. >> tom: and what sets southwest apart, outside the avoidance of baggage fee ohs, and where can it grow its routes in the united states and continue to beat profits? >> it is now one of the largest airlines in the united states. and i think it will just continue to grow, they have one aircraft type, they've got enormous loyalty from their employees. and just look at the last two decades how this company has grown. it's been an extraordinary success story, and i th

college hoops tonight, virginia tech in raleigh. hokies up big.okies knock off the wolf pack by 20. they're now 19 and 4. the nationals open spring training in eight days. and while they've already become vastly improved since last year, they were hoping to add one more starting pitcher to their rotation and they may have found that man. the nats reportedly close to signing former yankees starter. the righty twice won two games. he's coming off shoulder surgery and a horrible 2009 and wouldn't be ready to play. meanwhile the nba trade is a week from tomorrow and they're ready for a deal that would send karon butler to the rockets and ail harrington to the wizards harrington averaging 18. a little jealousy brewing in particular for all of the media attention she's been getting. one driver tweeted today that maybe espn could cover her on one channel and the other 50 drivers on espn classic. she'll race in the nationwide series race saturday. danica played it safe today. she was just happy to keep the car out of the wall, which she did. the same coul

he later reflect on his disastrous experience in the famous apollo room at the raleigh tavern just a few blocks from here. he said he was overwhelmed with a strange confusion that deteriorated into a few broken sentences. later he was tranquil in his life at monticello with his wife whom he called patty and after her death he was deeply conflicted over his romantic feelings for the married maria causeway in paris. the sexual allegations and conduct toward sally as contrary to jefferson's refined and reticent nature towards women. number 14, some paternity beavers are quick to believe jefferson was a brutal request slaveholder coming get wind jefferson of life that monticello from paris after a five-year absence, his servants were so overjoyed to see him that the unhinged his sources, pulled up his carriage to the last mountain and carried their master into their arms into the house. quote, it seemed impossible to satisfy their anxiety to touch and kiss the very earth that bore him, patty jefferson, his daughter, route 15, the hemingses what have you believe that the absence of any le

we've had a few sprinkles through the area. 41 the temperature now. 50 degrees down south in raleigh,ly wind now. we're going to get a wind shift out of the southeast by the time we get to the end of the week and see that next storm system begin riding up the coast. look at tillman island. 39, the temperature. still snow on the ground. it's going to be a while before we get rid of a snow on the ground because once we get the next round, we're talking about real cold air that will be sticking around. 47 in san antonio, texas, with over 3 1/2 inches of rain. this massive storm system orgazing right here over texas. low pressure will quickly be making itsñr way east to northeastwa northeastward. heavy rain through texas, lubbock anda around amarillo. three to five inches. okay, so they've got to get their advisories out around tennessee and kentucky for snow. already, the national weather service has issued them here where they start friday early and go right through saturday. major impact. most of the impact, there will be snow across the ohio valley. in the dark blue, that's where the

pittsburgh, philadelphia,ust shy of new york city, flight cancellations and delays in raleigh, northo shut off any time soon. there's our system. kind of reforming off the coast. this was the main low. now this one is turning into the main low off the coast of south carolina. as it moves up the coast and gets closer to us, we'll get an even stronger easterly wind. that's, again, just one of the reasons why the blizzard warnings have been posted for anne arundel county, for st. mary's county as well. that's where we could see the three and four-foot drifts. here's futurecast. there's the low. by early tomorrow morning, almost east of the area, all snow through the area -- again, as it makes its way up coming down really hard. some very intense snowfall rates. one to three inches per hour from midnight up until, oh, 7:00 a.m. or so in the morning. that's when our timeline continues to show. this one working out very well. that's the dark blue from winchester to culpepper, a n annapol annapolis, frederick. i think we'll see nine to ten inches on the ground by midnight and pick up more t

i'm an undergraduate student at saint augustine's college in raleigh north kaleida. good as you, congresswoman clayton. my question was inspired by something that congressman derrick said early. do you still feel that currently a lot of white politicians are still afraid or still are frightened that something will be said or done to their political career if they step outside of their comfort zone? and work with african-american leaders are just minority leaders in the community? >> yes, i do. but not near as much as they did 20, 30, 40 years ago. and i think that has been the bottom line of the great contribution of stealth politics has made. and of course, they have created situations themselves because it takes a great talent to balance these things. but the basic answer to your question is, yes, i think so. but not near what it was. >> thank you. >> i think that's what keeps -- anyway. >> good hitting. i'm also an undergraduate at memphis university. and i have a question and a comment as well. ms. eva, you talk about inclusiveness. i guess we all know what affec

we are going to have a candidate debate in raleigh n.c.boats -- and they want our votes. we hope to show washington and north carolina that we are still around and we are coming for the north carolina general assembly this time. [applause] >> the next question for all three panelists in no particular order, should the tea party move indoors specific and that customer -- a move that endorse -- movement in doors specific templates? as i said before, you win elections by endorsing something and promoting them and their candidacy. my perspective is that the tea party movement needs to support and endorse candidates to win. otherwise, you will be represented by somebody do not support. if you simply want to agitate, have at it, but that is not how you get people elected. you still have to vote. you need to know about your elected official. in that context, i am very committed to endorsing candidates as an individual. [applause] >> i will agree on one wall. we can go and educate people by having the debate, but if you are going to stay true, you

we are well positioned now to make use of the federal funds to finish the job, to get the raleigh tocharlotte corridor where it needs to be. 90 mile an hour speeds, something over just two hours of travel time between those two points. we look forward to making this a reality. let me turn to another item, and that is the new starts program. this is another area where you have a broad vision and perspective to the department. i was happy to see the announcement last week that the department would alter criteria the previous administration had applied to this program. they will broaden the criteria used to it in by late new starts and transit projects. rather than emphasizing only the projects that would need a minimum requirement for decreased vehicle miles traveled, the department will instead put greater emphasis on other criteria. as one who argue that the prior policy was penny wise and pound foolish, i applaud you for taking this step. we are all aware that this new flexibility will still apply to a finite resource, and the competition will be quite intense, maybe even more inten

augustine college in raleigh north carolina. good to see you, congressman clafin. my question is inspired by something that congressman derrick said earlier. do you still feel that currently a lot of white politicians are still afraid or still are frightened that something will be said or done to their political career if they stood outside of the comfort zone and work with african-american leaders largest minority leaders in the community? >> yes i do but not nearly as much as they did 20, 30, 40 years ago, and i think that has been the bottom line as the great contribution of stealth politics has made and of course they've created the situation themselves because it takes a great talent to balance these things. the basic answer to your question is yes i think so, but not to mirror what it was. thank you. >> good morning. i'm also an undergraduate at memphis the university of memphis. and i have a question and comment as well. miss eva clayton, you talked about inclusiveness. i guess we all know this would affect one affects the other indirectly so having these ty

we are well positioned now to make use of the federal funds to finish the job, to get the raleigh towo hours of travel time between those two points. we look forward to making this a reality. let me turn to another item, and that is the new starts program. this is another area where you have a broad vision and perspective to the department. i was happy to see the announcement last week that the department would alter criteria the previous administration had applied to this program. they will broaden the criteria used to it in by late new starts and transit projects. rather than emphasizing only the projects that would need a minimum requirement for decreased vehicle miles traveled, the department will instead put greater emphasis on other criteria. as one who argue that the prior policy was penny wise and pound foolish, i applaud you for taking this step. we are all aware that this new flexibility will still apply to a finite resource, and the competition will be quite intense, maybe even more intense. it is still very important for states and cities to understand these criteria and

in raleigh, we have three different house districts. will have a debate in raleigh with three different rep. contest ready to go. they want our support, they want our votes. on april 15, we hope to show washington and carolina that we are still around, and we're coming for them this time. >> next question for of three analysts. should the tea party in gore's specific candidates -- endorse specific candidates? >> as i have said before, you win elections by endorsing somebody, vetting them locally. otherwise, you will be represented by somebody you do not support. if you want to agitate and show scorecards, have at it. that does not get people elected. you still have to vote. to vote, you have to know about your elected official. and that contact, i am looking to support candidates, as we are doing in many races here today. >> i will agree on one level. we can educate people by having the debates, as i said earlier, but with you saying who you will vote for, you have lost your boat. if you cannot take initiative to do your own research to

we are well positioned now to make use of the federal funds to finish the job, to get the raleigh toor where it needs to be. 90 mile an hour speeds, something over just two hours of travel time between those two points. we look forward to making this a reality. let me turn to another item, and that is the new starts program. this is another area where you have a broad vision and perspective to the department. i was happy to see the announcement last week that the department would alter criteria the previous administration had applied to this program. they will broaden the criteria used to it in by late new starts and transit projects. rather than emphasizing only the projects that would need a minimum requirement for decreased vehicle miles traveled, the department will instead put greater emphasis on other criteria. as one who argue that the prior policy was penny wise and pound foolish, i applaud you for taking this step. we are all aware that this new flexibility will still apply to a finite resource, and the competition will be quite intense, maybe even more intense. it is still

. >> and the play in raleigh against nc state, in that game, freshman ra tea ward had 7 blocked shotshe is a 6'6" freshman, she changes the way north carolina can defend, whether they are running the traps in the front or rather it is a matchup zone at the back, she can change the game with her shot block ability and because she does that at such a high right, best in the acc, it allows north carolina to get in the up tempo and transition game because when she blocks shots, mike, she keeps them in play. >>mike: she has been a different maker, they are ranked in the nation's top 25 and want to climb toward the top of the acc standings and they want to start tonight. our starting lineups and opening our starting lineups and opening tithe in florida and north carolina. >>mike: back in chapel hill we are ready to go, florida state 4 and two, harriers the lineup, courtny ward, the only player double figures in that long division and angel gray and harvin leads in scoring and cassidy blayton that had two doubles doubles in a row and the tar heels four and one you will know tis lucas not in

host: raleigh, north carolina, good morning.to be a point of contention in the coming debate on this policy. nasa has been always stretched too thin even in the days of a-pola. -- apollo. and when lockheed martin reviewed the space program, what they recommended was $3 billion more just for constellation, that's not there. so a focus, it's a good question and you will hear a lot more about that this year. host: jacksonville, florida, john. caller: yes, one thing i am interested in, jupiter has been hit several times in the latest years that would destroyed humanity had it hit earth. i think it's necessary to get out in space and beyond our own solar system. there are a lot of things that can be done. and wish more would be done, perhaps money spent on other things. maybe some of these earmarked things that really may not help anyone. maybe should be used to create exploration in space. guest: the events that you talk about have happened on earth. there is geological evidence that earth has been hit by large space objects. there

next is raleigh, north carolina, jeff on the republican line. caller: good morning.le need to realize both political parties are at fault. the republicans have done their spending, the democrats have done their spending as well. but i think their main issue is not health care -- the main issue is not health care or the economy, i think -- or national defense, either. i think it is the transition of our system as a whole. we are moving further and further away from capitalism toward socialism and the american people areç waking up and i encourage everybody who might be foggy on what i talking about to go to their local library and read the difference. with the spending the democrats are doing to increase government, they are going to increase taxes to reduce puget -- reduced tribute to public programs -- we distribute to public programs of the bubble bogan's putting money into capital markets, private enterprise, butv:w3xd both polil parties have been guilty of over spending over the past years. the sad thing is, as a result of both of them selling us out 30 years ag

warm up a little later on today in the mid atlantic where the storm is moving through and eventually raleighill have 40. 50 in atlanta and 60 in new orleans. >> temperatures for the most part across florida in the 60's and in the 50's across much of texas but as you can see, in the 20's in the northern plains. >> amazing watching the super bowl stuff yesterday, it's raining. complaining about the rain. all right. ok. >> who will stop the rain? >> i'm not really sure, who sang that? sonny and cher. >> no. in the movie "groundhog day" that was one of the songs that went on the clock radio. "i got you babe" remember? >> i could listen to that nonstop. >> i remember chastity bono used to come on that all the time when she was a girl. >> yes. >> right. that is before -- >> fox news alert. >> let's do it. fox news alert now, you're looking live in a second at washington, d.c. where the largest terror drill in history is about to get under way. the metro system will be tested -- >> that's union station, by the way. train station. >> yeah. and our viewer right around there. they are conducting drill

this vision as i was reading the first half of the book of adam smith and david ricardo sword of raleighin their crazed because it is not supposed to work they take the risk and you lose and you are rewarded. that is not the basic principle we are supposed to have an capitalism so i am wondering what you think the role of economists, people in your own profession particularly in government policymaking positions was in helping to create those bad incentives but also you describe a lot about how they miss seeing the bubble building. they helped create the bubble, greenspan. tell us it little bit about that. >> guest: well, as i tried to analyze who was to blame which of course is the question everyone wants to know, unfortunately i have to say the economists come in for some share, other economists of course, but they play a role in a number of different ways. there were some economists that for pointing out markets don't always work, that there were problems with the information, particularly in financial markets in their things called externalities' where people have the consequences of

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host: raleigh, north carolina, good morning. caller: good morning, with the economic problems we are in these days with record unemployment and more people carcerated. do you think it would be a viable option to shut the space program down for months and funnel that money into the economy and community and back to the people? guest: no, i don't. the money spend on the space program is spent on earth, on jobs and education and scientific research. and it's also a driver for our economy, the kind of technology that will be developed in the budget as has been the case in the past, drive commercial industry that creates jobs. and the commercial launch industry that the budget hopes to set up will also create jobs. it's sort of a cliche that the money spent here on space affects those. host: next caller, good morning. caller: it seems that nasa had its greatest success when not lost focus. in the future does it look more broad with the global warming and maybe education and things that are not of the core mission of space? guest: tha