robert brown drives and the shot doesn't go but davila. rivers with game high 18. later on it's the freshman again. this time turning it over. tech going the other way. eric green to robert brown but mason plumly trailing on the play, get that stuff outta here, he says. 15-point lead and that would be the deference in the game. duke wins 75-60. virginia tech now 1-6 in the acc this season. that will do it from here. indianapolis starting to get a little chilly. i think we need to get off this riser. >> it is a little chilly. it's try to play some football and go inside the stadium. >> i'm getting pumped up. >> let's go. >> two more days before the game. what else is coming up? what's tomorrow? >> we've driven race cars. >> giant donuts? >> you need to do that zip line. >> yeah. >> let me say this, please, y'all read my lips. we are not doing a zip line, okay? it's not going to happen. >>> all right. well, congratulations. in a minute it will be friday! and that is our broadcast. you made it. >> we're looking forward to it. the "tonight show" is next. good night. fe

boston up a point, robert brown, no good. the rebound is. less than three seconds to go.me on. he throws up a prayer and it is not answered. hosting miami. 68-65. miami takes a one-point lead, 30 seconds to go. 176-74.uld win this tiger woods meltdown today at was one that you did not see it coming. phild the chance to one-up mickelson. he struggled on the front nine. he was visibly frustrated. but this is a beauty. chips it in. over 75. eagle putt. there you go. phil mickelson finishes with a birdie. his wife loved it. bulls point guard will see a back specialist. that is pretty big in the eight news. -- that is pretty big and be a news. -- nba news. ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multi-grain cheerios -- 5 whole grains, 110 calories. creamy, dreamy peanut butter taste in a tempting new cereal. mmm! [ female announcer ] new multi-grain cheerio

and that's what robert brown saw in his microscope. he saw little particles, big enough to see, jiggle. why jiggling? small enough, there could be more atoms on one side than the other. little bit more neck force on one side of the atom... that thing will jiggle around. so in response to the jiggling atoms, boom, the visible observation: microscopic particles moving, brownian motion. turned out albert einstein explained that and that was one of the first contributions of einstein to prove the existence of atoms. he showed that the motion of those little particles of dust corresponded exactly to the motion of atoms at various temperatures. i asked you before, atoms big or small and you guys said... very small. small, right? okay, how small? small-small. small-small-small-small-small- small-small. how big is the sun? - big. - how big? very big. big-big-big-big-big-big. okay, let me tell you this, gang. the atom is small-small-small-small, as many times small than us as the sun and average-size stars are bigger than us. so do you want som

about forbid p love expressing forbid p love between 19th century poet, elizabeth barrette and robert browning some had been on display at wellsly college outside boston now they are teaming up with baylor in texas to digitize the 573 letters remember they didn't have texting back then if you want to see these there is a link on our website. >> that is a whole lot of love. >> 573 letters. >> super sizing could soon be a thing of the past which could be good for our waistlines research which ares visited a chinese restaurant and discovered up to a third of diners were willing to take a half size portion with 200 fewer calories for the same price they hope the use psychology to trim portions without making people feel as if they have been cheated. >>> a little heads up trying to track your tax weekend online a tracking tool on the irs website not reflecting the status of returns filed don't worry irs maintains if you filed electronically and received an acknowledgement the agency hasn't lost your refound, the problem is expected to be fixed within a few days those who file are still receiving th

so he selects the worst free throw shooter on the floor, robert brown, this is sim.ut his eyes, looking scared. he's a 64% shooter from 2 line. guess what? he misses them both. florida state with a chance to take the lead. hokies, why respect you playing defense? knocks down the three. he did that last time against duke. seminoles up one. last chance for the hokies. green tloes it up. no good. florida state rallies to win 48-47. the hokies missed five of six free throw attempts in the final 70 seconds. virginia tech's record drops to 14-12 overall and 3-8 in the acc. the hokies have their work cut out as they try to make the ncaa tournament. >>> no such problems for georgetown. tomorrow night, they play on the road against providence. and even though the hoyas are sitting pretty with five games left in the regular season, it's go time. >> we have to stay focused and be on top of everything. this is the time of season where you can't make excuses for anything. you have to bring your a-game every night. teams want to make the tournament, they want to get the byes in th

the poet, elizabeth barrette and robert browning exchanged the love letters between 1845 and 1846 somey college outside boston it is teaming up with baylor in texas to digitize the letters if you want to see them there is a link on our website. >> giving your sweetie chocolate on valentines day is an age old tradition that will certainly capture his or her heart but why not give them chocolate for a whole week. >> ranks perns called week for chocolate in georgetown. >>> happy valentines day, yes, georgetown is turning into a chocolate wonder land. it is winter too so maybe a winter wonder land hopefully it won't snow at least until sunday you can enjoy tasty treats not just today it is a clever promotion, joining me now is the brain child behind it all, zach kid the founder zach before we talk about this promotion i want to introduce your company it is new it is a daily deal site. >> we operate just in washington dc and profile some of the most amazing restaurants in dc we have a great sharing mechanism where the last to share our deal wins cash we give out money every single day for t

. >> his story for coming into contact with jeremy brown is the hunt for robert silk's alleged girlfriendits in the story because it allows reggie then to get down to jeremy brown's address, what he thought was the girlfriend's address, which was actually the transposed address of jeremy brown. well, what's the likelihood of that? so when you get to this address that you think is robert silk's girlfriend, what do you do there? do you wait? do you watch? robert wasn't there, obviously. this isn't his girlfriend. >> it was clear it wasn't robert. she had no connection to robert. so, i decided to release her. >> you did? >> she didn't know who i was. she didn't see me. you know what i mean? and i released her. >> did you think that she was going to go to the police? >> oh, she was -- yeah, i knew she was going to go to the police. >> jeremy brown does call the police and later testifies about what mcfadden never mentions, that he brutally raped and assaulted her multiple times over a five-hour period. >> i was surprised actually by the amount of injury that she had, you know, her nose was ap

down to those four eyewitnesses who identify velazquez at trial, drum dealer agustus brown, brothers philip and roberter when he was brought in to view a lineup. at that lineup he did not identify velazquez. in fact, police reports quote woodford as not positive about anyone, and there was more. woodford also admitted he was high on heroin during the crime. >> i've been going to jail all my life. >> but then it all changed. at trial woodford testified he was sure velazquez was the gunman. today woodford says he sticks to what he said in court. >> was the kid that i said did it, that's who did it. >> but he seemed surprised his testimony was all that important. >> i didn't turn him in. somebody else turned him in, all right? they had to have some kind of evidence. they didn't just take my word for it. >> in fact, detectives did not take his word for it. there were several other eyewitnesses. >> we have investigators looking too it. >> velazquez's new lawyers, celia gordon and bob gottlieb have been conducting their own investigation into the case. >> our investigator located philip jones and spoke with

browne. does that help? >> yeah. according to, i think it was a fellow named robert lafort who wrote sometime ago talking about the origins of the kansas speech. it was suggesting that as sid suggests that t.r. was hoping to capture the insurgency and sort of moderate it, yeah, channel it away from -- i mean, he wasn't necessarily thinking of running as a full-on challenger to taft at the time, although he kept, you know, dropping these horrible comments about the taft administration. he was hoping to sort of use this occasion to say, okay, i'm one of you guys. and we can now keep this progressive sent iiment within e republican channel. did you have a follow-up? >> would it be possible perhaps for president obama in a browne analogy that would be something along the lines of for the tea party? after me, the deluge. >> there was a part of my remarks when i thought i had 20 minutes on the cutting floor which talked about his deafening silence on john browne. it would seem to me that the first african-american president ought to make a statement about john browne, lincoln and the declaration of independence. and he mentions

brown's body. and the result was one of the most patriotic songs in america. it was played not only at the funeral for robert f. kennedy but also at the memorial for churchill, ronald reagan included it in the night of his inauguration. and when the world rallied after the september 11th attacks the battle hymn of the republic ran not only from the cathedral but from st. paul's cathedral in london. >> ♪ >>> in 2008, more than 2,000 people gathered in santos plaza. singer country joe mcdonald sang them in woody guthrie's song, this land is your land. >> ♪ guthrie recorded the song during the second world war as his response to berlin's god bless america. many see it as the hard times that gripped the nation. as the stock market again tumble and the nation faced a economic crisis, guthrie was honored in the bay area as their words spoke to american's resilience during the tough times. the party that had been the roaring 20s came to a halt, and the gloom that lingered grew into the recession. their story was immortalized by signs of wrath. woody guthrie's music captured the spirit of those who lived through tho

. >> brown: yesterday on abc's this week, obama campaign strategist robert gibdz said the comments went too far. >> i can't help but think that tho remarks are well over the line. it's wrong. it's destructive. it makes it virtually impossible to solve the problems that we all face together as americans. >> he's the man of the hour in republican politics. >> brown: but that same day on cbs's "face the nation," santorum defended his remarks. >> i wasn't suggesting the president is not a christian. i accept the fact that the president is a christian. i just said that when you have a world view that elevates the earth above man and says that we can't take those resources because we're going to harm the earth by things that frankly are just not scientifically proven. >> brown: santorum's republican opponents continued to campaign in crucial super tuesday states. in ohio today former massachusetts governor mitt romney insisted he's the only candidate capable of beating president obama in november. >> i have had the experience of leading. i have led four different enterprises. i happen to thin

brown. is that any help? >> yeah, he was -- according to -- i think there was a fella named robert laford who wrote in the kansas historical quarterly talking about the origins of the seek su speech suggesting that as sid sugges suggests, that t.r. was hoping to capture the insurgency and sort of moderate it -- >> channel it. >> yeah, channel it away from -- he wasn't necessarily thinking of running as a full-on challen challenger at the time, although he kept dropping these horrible comments about the taft administration. he was sort of hoping

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brown as they prepare for super tuesday next month. "special report" from washington starts at 6:00 eastern. i'm robin roberts. greg: welcome back to "the five." a north carolina preschooler forced to eat chicken nuggets because the woman serving it told her mother's lunch didn't meet the mark. they billed the mom for the food. now we have another war, on the brown bag. the government assumes feeding your kid because you can't be trusted. it eliminates crucial charm of childhood like the joy of watching your hungover mom using ketchup to make your pg&j. i never told her. of course, the fun of trading a ho-ho for a ding dong. it has nothing to do with food. it has something we did in prison. but it reveals the maturity of the government justifying its life by controlling yours. the real hypocrisy is when the liberals say get the government out of our bedroom and then they stand by for this stuff. i want to guess what kind of lunchbox you had as a child. >> dana: okay. >> greg: strawberry shortcake. >> dana: no. too old. it had holly hobby. not long ago i was at the eastern market, flea market on sundays walking

browning or that whole earlier generation. i mean, how do you explain that? >> by the time that plath and robertlowell and anne sexton were writing these poems, which was pretty much middle of the century, into the '60s and the '70s, a lot of things have happened. and first of all, we had two world wars. one to end all wars, and then a war that, you know, came after that, which was beyond human imagination in terms of its cruelty. its organized cruelty in terms of the holocaust. so a lot of these incredible ideals that we had about human nature were being battered on all sides. and also interiorly because psychoanalysts began to come up, people began to realize that we aren't even in control of who we are inside of ourselves. with all of that having occurred, by the time we hit the '50s, we're trying desperately to recover from the second world war and to say, "everything's wonderful and good and we have chevrolets and, you know, we've got all of these good things," there were poets saying, "you know, we just can't cover this up. we're in turmoil inside and outside." and that's, i think, what ga

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brown plan to make beautiful music together despite the fact he once beat her. is this sending the wrong message to the young pop singer's female fans? >>> hi, everybody, i'm thomas roberts. a lot to get to today. but first, i want show you what's taking place live in washington, d.c. an historic day taking place on the national mall where there will be a ground-breaking ceremony later today. the president making remarks about the first smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. a big program lined up for this morning. the first lady, former first lady laura bush will be speaking momentarily as well as followed by the president later on this morning. the ground breaking, we'll bring that to you live as soon as it happens. >>> but the clash of the candidates. mitt romney and rick santorum are prepping for a battle royale. and just how close things really are in this alleged front runner's home state. rick santorum nipping at mitt romney's heels, nipping really close. the social conservative crusade is truly on. and showing mitt romney with a comfortable lead. a closer contest in the grand canyon state. santorum is also playing a little defense on

brown vs. board. it was a very rich environment. when she graduated, another one of her howard law school mates, julius robert fiske, formed a practicein washington, d.c. and she had a career here in d.c. a light of what we're talking about, unsung heroes, here is a winner here about, she brought cases before the commerce division. one of the cases that she brought, which was meaningful to me, was a case on the hat -- on the behalf of a woman in sarah louise keys. like her, she was a private in the women's army corps. she was in the military. she was traveling on her first furlough home on the bus from her post to her home. she refused to give up her seat and moved to the back for a white marine. and she was arrested for disorderly conduct. and w round tree and her partner represented her and brought the case before the interstate commerce commission challenging the segregation on buses. at the time, the interstate commerce commission prohibited discrimination by state laws. but it permitted private carriers to have their own system of discrimination and segregation. she took that head-on. despite the odds, which were incredible, bec