ryan white was bumped. still managed to get it out. >> craig: and the game of hockey is all about details. just the little plays along the boards exactly what both teams do a lot in the morning. we saw kirk muller doing it along with the caps, the caps coaching staff. working hard around, working shifts, under pressure and making it happen. >> joe: sen ting pass off of varlamov. we'll see when he will be lifted for the extra attacker. some three minutes to go in regulation time. brooks laich. should they are by gorges. shoulder there by gorges. morrison keeps it below the goal line. traverse moen helping out. gets it through john erskine and pothier has to come over. ryan pothier swings it, fresh troops on for montreal. fehr, kicks it for morrison. rink wide just out of the reach of brooks laich. travis moen, able to get it out for red-sweaterred montreal. two and a half to go in regulation as we hear the whistle a chance for us to step away and pay some bills. we will get you back for an exciting conclusio

and tonight, the ryan seacrest/robert pattinson smackdown. why did the "twilight" star walk out on ryan during an interview? at the big hollywood premiere of "new moon," robert pattinson was having a nice little interview when robert's publicist bared her fangs and shut the interview down. you have got to hear what ryan said to cause this major ruckus. and brand-new details about how nicolas cage lost his fortune, talking tens of millions of dollars. i can hardly believe all of what nick bought. joining us tonight in hollywood, hyla, an entertainment journalist for fivedollarprep.com. and in new york, megan alexander, a correspondent for "inside edition." so "showbiz tonight" was right there on the "twilight" red carpet where ryan seacrest had set up his radio show. the tabloids have been going crazy over all these reports that robert pattinson and his "twilight" co-star kristen stewart are romantically involved. well, i've got to have you watch what happened when ryan asked him about it and his publicist shut it all down. >> what do you say

fouled by ryan anderson. picked up his fourth personal foul on the most important cornhuskers. >> marques: ryan anderson had a tough job. defending vucevic on the outside. alex stepheson. 6'10". >> steve: work on henry. >> marques: he's a leading scorer for nebraska throughout his career, but 12 points a game. >> steve: diaz, nope. trying to bail him out. johnson gets the miss. >> marques: a nice job on the inside. like a big statue, trying to shoot over him. >> steve: diaz, shooting to himself. spinning on the baseline. looking at the chipping from about four feet. they're trying to go to diaz. he's doubled. and a turnover by nebraska. usc has a chance to claim the lead, inside six minutes to go. >> marques: he had his first game against chapel state on friday. he was nervous and tired. but he's finding a way to get it done. fighting through the floor. >> steve: anderson, just picked up his fifth foul, reach reaching in on johnson. see if they get the ball to alex. but anderson suffering a foul. that's the f

you have to see what ryan said to cause the ruckus. new details about how nicholas cage lost his fortune. tens of millions of dollars. i can hardly believe all of what nick bought. joining us is hyla and in new york, megan alexander from inside edition. "showbiz tonight" was there on the red carpet where ryany is kreaft set up his radio show. the tabloids have been going crazy that robert pattinson and his costar are involved. they shut it all down. >> what are do you say to your fans who are desperate to know about you and your costar, kristin? >> you can't ask that question to the guy? it's his costar. it's a fair question. i was cutoff for the first time ever. >> let me control this to you first. it seems absurd. she a big boy. was it ridiculous that he was not allowed to answer a question that million was fans want to answer? >> it's a ridiculous response. it's the publicist's fault. you see her wrapping it up. the way ryan phrased the question, he could have answered it in a way that didn't talk about his personal relationship. he

and saw ryan brooks with a pretty move. no result.he first half and virginia tech and finish add take their own medicine. >> michael: the whist sideline fast and furious. the first three minutes. out of the locker room. >> michael: got started on a fourth jumper that went down. this is brooks. >> joe: temple playing without fernandez. down hard in the first minutes of the second half. turn over story. shot clock at 5. extending the deed. brooks getting it up. and dileo to beat the shot clock. and on the push out virginia tech. delaney to the free throw line. he crossed over with the hesitation and earned him a trip to the stripes. >> joe: playing with more in the second half here that's putting them op their heels. he is able to draw the contact. it's the head band. >> michael: get rid of it? that's 8 quick points here and let's take a look a

oh, ryan, thank you. oh, thanks. i didn't think anything of it. maybe costume jewelry. he goes, you want the other one? i'm like, yeah, sure. >> the home's original owner lost the rings while gardening. with a little detective work, the retired teacher was tracked down and she plans to get the rings for her wedding anniversary. as for the digger here, he got a $50 reward. >>> i'm larry smith. lebron james, come hang with us! the cleveland cavalier's star and free agent didn't attend the victory parade of his favorite baseball team friday afternoon. plenty of yankees' players went to him. a who's who of big apple fans in the garden to see lebron. they've got a lebron jersey for the knicks. photo shop is a wonderful thing, isn't it? up and over larry hughes. puts on a show. yeah. better luck next time. cavs got the win. nice assist here by lebron, maybe in new york next year. we'll see. >>> the latest ticker tape parade, a new york tradition in more than 100 years honored the yankees in their championship.

there and ryan hind and go up there and stick someone. brown gets the call and up to the 26-yard line. and up for the hit. >> what do we have? >> clock is starting to tick away. and we have a new hatch hatch defender down. 13:01 to go in the ball game and when the wildcats came from behind. and 28-24. and that was the six consecutive win against the maine black bears. >> that is the official terminology since you are a graduate of the university of maine. they call it umo. >> i am incorrect. they changed that. and i should know that. >> well, consider you are such a giant donor to the university of maine. they would have notified you of that. >> me and stephen king, we are up there. >> they are going to be building buildings for stephen king. i can't get a free lunch. >> you are lucky to get a sandwich named of after you for crying out loud. >> either that or a pint of beer or pitcher of beer, i should say. >> there is young that is leaving the field under his own power. > >> he had a fat guy fall on him. >> i have been there. and been th

ryan in the lane. kusnver in transition. >> dan: the mercer defense so far has been very, very good. >> rich: kusnver off the pick out. 5 1/2 minutes have escaped. per is he six points on a pair of these point shorts for bob hoff monday. hoff monday w hoffman an assistant at oklahoma, coaching experience at texts as pan am. >> dan: bears have already attempted 15 field goals and only made two of them. >> rich: kitchen. single ton off the screen. >> dan: boy, is he a really a good three point shooter. came in with that reputation but didn't really knock it down that >> rich: of all the seminoles that took that trip to spain, coaching staff felt that he made the biggest step. good move by mills. when you make that move and you penetrate, waiting for you is going to be a gib son or a read. >> dan: you cannot let get into your head. mills takes the ball to the shot blocked, making a tough pass, but florida state, they've already blocked six shots in the game. so it's understandable why that thought on the

is ryan in danger? also breaking tonight, justin timberlake wins a temporary restraining order against a woman who trespassed on to the grounds of his home in los angeles. and brand-new questions tonight surrounding miley cyrus' safety. prosecutors say they didn't have enough evidence to charge miley's alleged stalker. joining me tonight in hollywood, kim serafin, a senior editor for "in touch weekly." kim, let's get right to it. i want to begin with this scary ryan seacrest stalker story. late today a guy named cheaty uhzoma was formally charged with stalking seacrest after slipping into the studios at "e!." back in september, the game was was arrested in orange county. kim, that has got to be incredibly, incredibly scary for ryan. >> it's very scary, especially for someone like ryan seacrest, whose job it is to kind of be out there. you can turn on the radio and know exactly where he is. he's at "e!" or at the children's hospital in orange county, he was talking about being there and broadcasting live

brand-new breaking details about "american idol" host ryan seacrest's stalker. is ryan in danger? breaking tonight, justin timberlake wins a temporary restraining order against a woman who trespassed on to his grounds. about miley cyrus's safety, they didn't have enough evidence to charge her stalker. kimmer is pin is a senior editor for in touch weekly. i wanted to get with this scary ryan seacrest stalker. a guy was form amalie charged with stalking seacrest after slipping into the studios at e where ryan does his radio and shows. the same guy was arrested for attacking seacrest's security guard outside a hospital in orange county. this has to be incredibly scary for ryan. >> especially someone whose job it is to be out there. you can turn on the radio and you know exactly where he is. he's ate or at the children's hospital in orange county. he was broadcasting live and talking about the celebrities. this is his appeal and being able to twitter and talk about where he is and what celebrity he is talking to. it's scary because it's not like angelina jolie where he can shoot a mov

and ryan hinds and throwing it to kelley, he has a a height advantage.ecide to go to a multiple receiver set and try to fine the match up. and let him go make a play. >> with jeremy kelley, you hope he gives you great effort because he has talent. and you hope he doesn't take off his shoulder pads and

ryan reid blocked a shot. so they've had a number of different guys blocking shots. they've made life very difficult inside for mercer. just a very, very good defensive effort. >> rich: and chris singleton with a couple blocks and eight points, four assists and has eight rebounds, as well. he's a little bit of everything, mr. singleton. and florida state is up big 40-18. ♪ i always feel like ♪ here, it's easy...rit's rigt ♪ somebody's watching me. ...it's the money you could be saving with geico. who's watching? ♪ ♪ tell me who'satching. (muffled mic) ♪ i always fe like somebody's watchinme. it's the money you could hebe saving with geico. >> rich: 40-18. florida state on on top of mercer at the half. we thought this was going to be a tight game. florida state certainly a defensively a terrific first half. i guess if you're an acc coach at home watching this, you got to sit up and take notice of this first half. up and take notice of the fact that you to think of something to do to score against florida state ball inside very well. very interesting year in the atlant

ryan newman, look at his car flip upside down. this is with five laps to go. sputters along the track, would hit the wall and then slide -- but it's not even done yet. he slides down much as he he comes down to the grass, his car flips over. >> again. >> a few more times. >> yeah. >> there it is. this is obviously all in slow motion. it took crews 13 minutes to get this poor guy out as they had to cut open the roof. he said it was like, quote, being in a tomb and not being able to get out. there he is, getting out. there was another big crash at this race and a surprise winner. we will have that in ten minute. >> can't believe he was able to walk away. i'm glad he was able to walk away. thank you. >>> michael jackson's "this is it" thrilled audiences enough to make it number one at the box office this weekend. it made more than $21 million for its national debut and more than $100 million worldwide. the runner-up was "paranormal activity," it dropped from last week's top spot. it made $16.5 million. >>> we just learned that afghanistan's presidential runoff el

i promise you, we will. >> laura, were you stunned that ryan was left out here?> i was a little shocked, but you have to remember, they weren't married, so they might have had separate accounts. he might have his own money somewhere else and property. he might have all of the property in his name. so why she didn't physically say, i want to give you this, ryan, there are a lot of things we still don't know yet. we kind of have to reserve all of our -- all of that until more comes out. >> we know that -- >> and i didn't want to be insensitive about this, but i hope somebody's hoping redmond manageredman manage that money. >> thank you both. good to see you. >>> oprah is apologizing to robin gishe gibbons. robin was particularly upset with one moment and oprah says she's sorry. this is "showbiz tonight" on hln. >>> now the "showbiz tonight" news ticker making news right now -- >>> tonight hollywood's a list retchedary actress lauren bacall gets an honorary oscar. presented its oscars off-camera over the weekend at a ceremony in los angeles months ahead of the cerem

ricardo martinez and staff sergeant ryan melay, both are in the air force and both very missed. they have another thing in common. the person who sent in their salute is from denise martinez, ricardo's sister and ryan nealeigh's girlfriend f. you want to salute someone you love in the military, go to cnn.com/robin. >>> soon your bank will no longer be allowed to automatically charge you overdraft fees but you need to know a few things about this new rule before it takes effect. our money expert jennifer westhoven is looking out for you. so your urge is to go, yeah, but what's the catch? >> there really isn't a catch, just that you might have to take a little bit of action to make sure it happens to you. but this could be the end of a $35 fee for a $3 cup of coffee. that could never happen to you again starting july 1st. the fed just announced this new rule that says banks can no longer just automatically put you into their overdraft fee programs, right, where they are hoping to make big money off your little mistakes. so the new rule is none of those huge auto overdrafts on your

i know brian shodenheimer and rex ryan was hope to get sanchez off to a good start. it did not work that way but he rallied jim: swings it over to richardson. they wanted to get him off to a good start. he talked about being in command. he had that early pick. this one here by bodden that was run back for the touchdown. bodden would get him two more times. there is jones. phil: you have to give this patriots defense a lot of credit. they did not want to let a rookie quarterback get comfortable. they pressured him more than they did the first time they played. and it worked. jim: time-out called by the jets inside of four minutes remaining. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 tdd# 1-800-345-2550 to an investment question. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i don't really need much more than that right now. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 tdd# 1-800-345-2550 well we're going to be living on this money pretty soon. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 there's no time to make mistakes, tdd# 1-800-345-2550 at this point we need all the help we can get. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 tdd# 1-800-345-2550 i've got investments all over, tdd# 1-8

i know brian shodenheimer and rex ryan was hope to get sanchez off to a good start.did not work that way but he rallied jim: swings it over to richardson. they wanted to get him off to a good start. he talked about being in command. he had that early pick. this one here by bodden that was run back for the touchdown. bodden would get him two more times. there is jones. phil: you have to give this patriots defense a lot of credit. they did not want to let a rookie quarterback get comfortable. they pressured him more than they did the first time they played. and it worked. jim: time-out called by the jets inside of four minutes remaining. jim: well, we are back with the jets driving. jones for another quick 14. jones adding to his total here late in the game. he has run hard all game long. he is close to 100 now. 20 for 94. no, he is over it. sanchez from behind and a recovery by the patriots. stripped and recovered by burgess. phil: pump faking and let the receiver get the extra move in. that was a long time to hold the football. that is a shame for mark sanchez. kelle

and on ryan brooks.nd allen, watch him clean this up. >> joe: that's a right-handed stic ♪ ♪ i always feel like (announcer) it's right here, it's easy... ♪ somebody's watching me. ...it's the money you could be saving with geico. ♪ who's watching? ♪ tell me who's watching. (muffled music) (announcer) it's right here, it's easy... ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ it's the money you could be saving with geico. >> the number of flu cases will soon be on the rise. and with the recent onset of the h1n1 virus, many people are concerned about their health and safety. we can all fight the flu virus by taking four simple steps. number 1: get vaccinated every year. number 2: if you do have the flu, stay home so you avoid spreading it to others. number 3: always cover your sneezes and coughs. and number 4: wash your hands frequently. [running water] for the latest information in flu prevention tips, please visit flu.gov. in flu prevention tips, please visit flu.gov. >> michael: and temple university o

oh, ryan, thank you. he gave it to me. i said, oh, thanks. i didn't think anything of it. i thought it was costume jewelry. he goes, you want the other one? i'm like, yeah, sure! >> and the home's original owner lost the rings while gardening. and a little detective work, the retired teacher was tracked down. she plans to get the rings repaired in time for her 50th wedding anniversary. as for the little digger, he got a $50 reward. >>> one idea from science fiction may actually be closer to becoming reality. investors successfully testing a version of a space elevator yesterday in california. the idea here is to find a way to send people into space without the cost and risk of launching rockets. instead, spacecraft would climb up a cable that could stretch all the way to space. this robot climbed nearly 3,000 feet in three minutes, 38 seconds. seattle researchers won $900,000 in prize money from nasa. it's unclear whether space elevators can ever work. >>> a stolen volkswagen van is finally been found. and it took just 35 years. customs agents found it in a shipping contai

we will. >> very quickly, were you stunned that ryan was left out? >> i was shocked and you have to remember they weren't married and they might have had separate accounts. he might have his own money and property. he might have all the property in his name. while she didn't say i want to give you this, there a lot of things we don't know yet. we have to reserve our -- all that was until more comes out. >> we don't want to be insensitive, but i hope somebody is helping redmond manage that money. >> good to see you. >> oprah is apologizing to robin givens. big controversy after oprah had mike tyson on the show. why robin was upset. oprah says she is sorry. and this is "showbiz tonight" on hln. time now for the showbiz news ticker, more stories from the "showbiz tonight" newsroom making news right now. >>> tonight hollywood's a list, lauren bacall gets an honorary oscar. they presented oscars off camera over the weekend in a ceremony month as head of the ceremony in march. governor's awards event. "showbiz tonight" caught up with lauren bacall and aske

ryan white in ahead of the play. this has been a good game. 2-1 caps. be very, very good. ovechkin and beagle thwarted by the price is right. >> joe: canadiens have had so many difficulties with food injuries this area. spacek included among them. 2-1 watch and look at spacek's skates. it looks like somebody slung wrapped them shrunk wrapped them. >> craig: in the past players used to wear ankle guards and black coverings made of hard, hard plastic. this is a clear plastic covering the whole boat, which is real, real thin. when you look at that, real, real thin when you look at the type of plastic. the boots are so light, joe, in this day and age, just not that much protection. it's just a little layer for a lot of guys that are injured. >> joe: spacek told you took a couple of practices for him to get used to that. he has custom made ones coming next week as the canadiens are ruled off side here. >> craig: that was a good hit along the boards there. erskine stepping up. there is a look at spacek. the goals scored. they're happy to have him back. you lo

ryan newman, with five laps to go.is car get airborne, then flip upside down and then keeps on going, sliding on its roof. it sputters along the track, hits the wall. you can see the sparks flying there. it's not even close to being over. it finally settles down into the grass, but not before it turns over and flips over. it took crews 13 minutes to get him out of this car. he said being suck in there was like being quote, stuck in a tomb and not being able to get out. fortunately, he would be okay. there he is right there walking away from the crash. there was another big crash and surprise winner. all that in about ten minutes. >>> a sheriff is not giving up on trying to charge inmates for rent, haircuts and medical visits. the massachusetts supreme court will hear an appeal today about it. we started the program in 2002, but the judge struck it done. the judge says it can cause them responsibility. >>> emergency officials in louisiana are telling people to evacuate. the water is spilling over the top of the levee an

ryan walks up to me and says, mommy, i found your ring. oh, ryan, thank you. gave it to me and i was like oh, thanks. i didn't think anything of it. thought it was maybe costume jewelry. he goes, you want the other one? i'm like, yeah, sure. >> isn't he cute? well, the home's original owner lost the rings while she was gardening. with a little detective work the family tracked downtown retired teacher. she plans to get the rings prepared in time for her 50th wedding anniversary. as for the little digger, he got a $50 reward. >>> so you hear a crying baby or you think you hear a crying baby. scientists hear the language of the baby's parents. new research suggests that newborns tend to cry in the same speech patterns as their parents' native tongue, so the crying of german babies mimics the german language. the crying of french babies mimics the french language. take a listen. the first is a german baby crying. the second a french baby. you can kind of hear it, right? the german newborn cries in falling mel dis. the french babies cry in rising pitch just like t

. >> and ryan miller in net has been the key right there for the buffalo sabres >> all right, folks, we thank you for being with us. that's going to do it for capitals post-game live brought to you by mercedes center. see you. all: hi, emily. announcer: kids who drink before age 15 are 5 times more likely to have alcohol problems when they're adults. fore they sg when they're adults. and the best honor of all is to be able to embrace the other. i believe in the power of the word. i believe that you have to take this honor as a challenge. as fiction writers and people who believe in the word that we have to enter the anonymous corners of human experience. and to make that little corner right. there is so much i want to say. there are so many people i need to thank. everybody from random house. you did an amazing job. thank you very, very much. [applauding] the expansive and empathetic nature of american fiction is sort of, for me, on display here tonight. to be an immigrant is an old-fashioned word. i feel truly impressed by this. at hill embraced by the city and what has been given t

ryan newman. you can see his car here with five laps to go.t gets airborne, flips upside down, slides along the roof, sputtering along the crack. it hits the wall here. we're obviously showing you this in slow motion. it's not even close to being over. it would slide down to the grass where it would then flip over a few more times before it lands again on the roof. it took crews 13 minutes to get ryan newman out of this car. he said it was like, quote, being stuck in a tomb, not able to get out. there he is. amazingly walked away from this crash and he would be okay. as i said, there was another crash, i'll have that in a few minutes. again, he was okay. >> unreal. all right, rafer, thank you. >>> let's go to this story near australia. leaking oil rig is on fire. look at these pictures. the fire started yesterday when workers tried to plug a leak by pumping mud into a hole. like i said, this is near australia. the company operating the rig says it doesn't know how this whole thing started. the leak actually began ten weeks ago. indonesia says

washington player is still steaming after a sideline squirmish after washington safety landry hit matt ryan. deangelo hall says mike smith was throwing elbows in the nfl. he's going to file a complaint. nfl might look into it. that's sports. >>> next time you hear a baby cry, take a listen. researchers are finding interesting patterns >>> the first hurricane to threaten the united states this year, atlantic hurricane season, anyway, is due to hit the gulf coast tomorrow morning. forecasters say hurricane ida could cause flooding, rough surf and tornadoes from eastern mississippi to the florida panhandle. right now it's a category 1 with 90-mile-an-hour winds. no mandatory evacuations have been ordered yet. we'll watch this this morning. >>> two u.s. pilots were killed when their helicopter went down in northern iraq. the military says the army chopper had a hard landing yesterday and the incident is under investigation. separately, a u.s. marine died from noncombat injuries west of baghdad. >>> now it falls on the united states senate to take the baton and bring this effort to the finish li

>> ryan loves his brothers. >> which one? >> all of them. >> you can all the way out here to tell me that? >> you are going home. our orders are to bring you back. >> bring me back? >> we don't mean to leave you more short added that orders are orders. >> we have no idea what is happening. >> i have my orders and they do not include the abandoning my post. >> i understand that but this changes things great >> i don't see that it does, sir. >> the chief of staff for the united states army says so. >> our orders are to hold his breath. -- is to hold this bridge. if we let the germans take it, we will lose our football. >> if you're up it wants to stay that is one thing. >> i cannot leave until reinforcements come. >> you have three minutes to gather your gear. >> what about them? there's barely enough -- >> two of our guys already died trying to find you. >> server. >> that's right. >> what were their names? >> wade and copazzo. >> it doesn't make any sense. >> one man screamed at me. i gave him my canteen and in one drink, he

today on the ellen show, ryan said he is excited that she is joining the idol team.ch this. >> it's fun to have a good friend on the show. i can't wait to see what the dynamic is like between you and cowell. everybody asks me. what's it going to be like with the two of you? no doubt, you are very quick. he's quick and not so shy. i can't wait. you look much younger next to him as well. i can't wait to see what it will be like. >> that's what everybody is looking forward to more than the judging. he is opinionated and i'm opinionated. i respect him. >> i don't have to do anything but sit back. we will have the results tomorrow night. >> sometimes she too mean. i respect his continue and i think he is right a lot of times, but that's not the way you say it. if he is rude, i will tell him. >> god answered my prayers! >> we don't have to wait much longer to see what the dynamic is really like. the new season will hit the airwaves in january. >> our facebook page is overflowing with the war of words with donald trump and the interview with the donald. people are writing a

another 13-year-old, ryan halligan and the list goes on. let's bring in doctor linda young on this, our psychologist. that's part of the social skills that concerns me. when you can just type out an insult or the bullying, you never see the response. you never see the tears welling up and we just lose all empathy and i think you're turning -- the generation could turn heartless. your thoughts on that, linda? >> you're exactly right. that walled garden, that screen behind which you hide keeps you from seeing the reaction of the other person so it emboldens kids, not just kids but adults, too to say things on blogs and e-mail and all kinds of things. so, one of the things we really have to talk to the kids about in schools, as well as in homes is how to think before they act and imagine that whatever they put online can be read by the entire world the second that it's there but one of the other things that's most important to teach is just the pause between it a stimulus and a response. so that that impulse control becomes the main thing that

ryan wrote this. ryan is not feeling it. let's get to some phone calls. we'll start in chicago. i understand that you are okay with this. >> caller: no, i'm not. i'm actually okay with new york because i think we should not have different tier level in our justice system. it's like rolling back the clock when we had two tier system for two different people back then. >> let me put the question to you again. you're okay with the trial being in new york. are you okay with it being a civilian court or would you prefer a military court? can we go down that path? >> caller: i would prefer civilian court because the suspected terrorists should be tried in the u.s. there should be nothing in between otherwise we set up two tier level of justice system and that is not acceptable. >> okay. thank you very much. he is all right with the civilian court even in new york. all right. another phone call from john in washington state. john, where do you stand on this? >> caller: i say yes. i love the idea. i think it's poetic justice. they did the crime in new york. yes. give these people the ch

ryan, laflin. >> quick question. secretary mchugh as you know ordered this review of operations of the arlington national cemetery after evidence of unknown great -- >> i do know that until i read that. >> i'm curious given this is where america's war dead in many cases are buried every day. has the secretary at all paid attention to this? is he concerned about this? has he been involved at all and trying to figure out how to get to the bottom of his? >> i don't think he has been involved in it frankly, brine, and i don't think he is necessarily aware of it. i don't know how wide the coverage of this incident has been. i read it in an online publication, i think. in reading it it was alarming, and i think we're all glad to see that the army secretary is going to look into it and see if there's any truth to the reports. it is a sacred place, especially for people who work in this building. and we want to make sure that everything there is as it should be, but as you know the army is in charge of the installation and t

let me quote, i think it was one of our good colleagues, ryan crocker, when talking about iraq he said that everything takes longer than you think. everything is harder than you think. and somewhere, somehow, someone will come along and screw it up. well, he was talking about iran. i think that probably applies three or four times. and we've seen it -- we've seen it all the way back to 1979, we have the javits revolution. we have the assets of evil speech. we had rhetoric about the holocaust. we had -- and its aftermath. so there are going to be diversions. there are going to be setbacks and when i say patients, that's where you're going to need patience. now on the demanding side, here is where you have to keep your expectations high. otherwise, you follow the to your own low expectations, to your own negative preconceptions if you go into an encounter, and i don't care whether you're dealing with iran or anyone else, assuming that you will fit this -- that you will fail because of the failures of the other side and the shortcomings of the other side, then you will fail, it is certain

ryan smith, the soft moore from toledo, ohio. you're watching the paradise jam from the u.s. virgin islands. university of the virgin isla s islands. larry conley, dan mclaughlin, samantha steele with you. number nine versus number six. smith lost it. hum met's got it for purdue. he'll push it. his own man ran into it. that's no good. bouncing around. tennessee has it. thought about the alley-oop. pulls up, that's no good. hummel, another rebound. that's his third tonight. end to end action, hum met thought about the shot, he'll take it in, a lit floater. >> larry: nice move. struggles with his outside perimeter shooting. works inside. he's been very good. >> dan: offensive foul against tennessee. i believe they gave that to smith. what a start here at the u.s. virgin islands in the paradise jam. tennessee, purdue, two top ten teams right before thanksgiving. little treat for you folks. 7-7. boss: ah! thank goodness you're back. gecko: what's going on, sir? boss: we're slammed. tons of people interested in all the money they could be saving by switching to geico.. gecko: yeah

the actress left almost everything to her 24-year-old son redmond and nothing to long-time love ryan o'neal. according to to a copy obtained by radaronline.com the ak dress left $4.5 million to redmond. other beneficiaries include her nephew, father and a former boyfriend. the will was dated august of 2007. >>> defense secretary robert gates has blocked the release of any new photos that appear to show americans abusing foreign detainees. the obama administration told the supreme court gates is using his new powers provided by a law signed last month. the aclu sued to have them released. the lower court supported that. in particular there is about 44 pictures this is about. gates said the release would put u.s. citizens and service members in danger. you've been comments, debating, discussing this topic all day, whether or not you think those pictures should be released. rachel and clyde gave us their comments to our views cam. >> my opinion is that, yes, it should be released. i think the people have a right to know what is going on. >> i don't think they should bother to release th

good look to reid and emerson takes himself on the back of ryan reid. >> dan: alabi a soccer player and with those four blocked shots, would you say he's a goalkeeper here? >> rich: he'd an pretty good goalkeeper. >> dan: he'd fill that up net, wouldn't he? what's the net, eight feet high? >> rich: of course the biggest impact player was also a soccer pla play. >> dan: could you have that kind of a career. >> rich: florida state coaches not only talk about alabi with his skills and his potential, but just the type of person he is. you spend just a little bit of time around him, and he lights up a room. >> dan: he's a very friendly guy, very enthusiastic young man, very intelligent young man. >> rich: loucks. right to the floor. snaer flushed it. >> dan: loucks is a very interesting i think issue for the florida state seminoles. he has not had a good start to the year. a lot of the seminoles have. but loucks only averaging three point as game here through the early games. and doesn't quite get all the way for the basket there, but he'll go to the free-throw line. particularly as in a sta

that is why steelers safety ryan clark is expected to sit out tomorrow night's game, matching up pittsburghnver. two years ago, clark nearly died after the steelers' trip to the mile-high city. he had a rare sickle cell disorder that's activated by high altitude. he had multiple surgeries, his spleen and gallbladder removed and lost nearly 30 pounds in the ordeal. the starting safety for the steelers will make the trip to denver, but he won't play in the game. >> it's a tough decision. you know, it's tough to go home and tell your wife that's been worried about you, you know, for a year that you're going. you know, and it's tough for me to tell the guys that i don't want to play. >> reporte >> rarely does phil mickelson get the best of that man, tiger woods, but he was able today at shanghai. mickelson and woods playing in the final group, and for the first time, phil beat tiger when playing together in the final group. tiger, the bad shot there out of the sand on 7. phil, a good putt on 16. he gets the victory and wins $1.2 million in the process. well done. >>> for the first time, the ric

was having children of my own that made me take on films like "schindler's list" and "saving private ryan." i don't feel like those are necessarily superior to films with lighter or more fan it's a cal subject matter, my kids want me to get back to making those pictures. but i can observe there has been a darkening of my choice in material and my treatment of it which reflects the gravity of being a dad. i'm not saying that my children are told me grim, old maybe, but not grim. watching children grow simultaneously, i think it connects you with the future and also powerfully with memory and history. to know where we're going, with vev to know where we're from and being a father has prompted me to consider more seriously how art is one very important way that the human community remembers what it's been through. one way that we distill what it is and what it has meant to us as we try to understand ourselves. my family life outside of movie making changed the movies that i made beginning of course with "schindler's list." these movies appropriately led me back out to the world again. they o

but then ryan williams steals the show. an 84-yard drive with this five- yard run up the gut.at 7. then in the 2nd quarter, down 3, williams from 20 yards away, and he will take it in for the score giving tech a 14-10 lead. the second half, williams keeps it going. what a performance. this four yard run his third touchdown of the afternoon makes it 21-13 hokies and he's not done there. in the 4th. williams finishes up an 11 place 62 yard drive. his fourth touchdown of the day. tech rolls 28-13 and williams trying to make it 5. he breaks loose. and fumbles the football. but no boris for tech, and it's recovered by jared boykin in the end zone. that kind of day for virginia keek. six in a row all of virginia with a 52-13 win. al groh finishes the season at 3-9. perhaps leaving scott stadium for the final time. >> >>> the scs playoffs. eric ward stretch option. keeps it himself and he is off. a 74 yards and a touchdown, and richmond with the early lead of 10-0. but elan rallies. 16-6 in the fourth. scott riddle, out of the shotgun, looking down. he's got jarrell hutchins for a 22

sticking with that, tennessee, i promise i'm not picking on tennessee, tennessee titans' owner bud ryan bird to buffalo. 250 grabbed. what do you guys think? does the punishment fit the crime? you're posting away on our facebook page. paul wrote, the bigger the pocket, the bigger the fine. he can afford it. he does have a lot of money. chris v. wrote, doesn't this fall under freedom of speech? he should be allowed to express his feelings freely. jason wrote, he's 80-something. so what? my grandpa gives the bird all of the time. what do you do? kids, we're not condoning this behavior, but i found that very humorous, and tell us what you think. go to cnn.com/robin and click on the facebook link and we'll continue to read them all morning long. >> and lastly -- >> we have the best viewers. >> we do. you guys are great. guys have b great. dennis rodman was temporarily detained in germany for skipping out on a 5,000 bar tab. rodman was playing in an exhibition game. the hotel agreed to pay for the hotel room but not the party afterwards. oh, dennis, save your money, stop partying. >> i woner

. >> and that brings me back, ryan monroe, to the issue of this mother accused of selling her child, also being pregnant. you know, i was thinking about this. when is the last time we ever talked about family planning on television? when did contraceptives and birth control become dirty words? >> thank you, jin. >> nobody talks about it anymore. and a lot of these problems would be solved if we simply had excellent family planning. birth control and contraceptives. and i understand that there is a lot of resistance among a lot of young people to even use condoms. what's up with this? >> well, you know, you're right. in this case we know the father -- i don't know if the father should be blamed for any of this. i don't know any -- >> of course not. >> knowingly putting a kid in this situation. but jane, let me tell you. if he indeed has, what, five children by multiple women, that's a problem. and that's a problem about responsibility. and it's the responsibility of raising a child, not just bringing a child into this world, but raising it right. >> we're just scratching the surface.

the former home of the ryans sold at auction, $583,000 to a canadian real estate group that wants to use it for sporting events, but the dome was to be fair costing the city $1.5 million a year. desperate to get rid of it but thought they would get at least around $3 million. comes to about $7 a seat. >> wow. a beautiful stadium, from these picture, at least. >> super bowls and so there you go. >> the whole nine yards there. thanks, rafer. >>> new this morning, thousands of people who got ripped off by bernie madoff are closer to getting some of their money back. an auction of madoff's boats in florida that raised more than $1 million. a both of madoff's sold for $700,000, all the money raised goes to victims of madoff's ponzi scheme. he is serving a 150-year prison sentence. >>> a new jersey woman has found a unique partnership between two unlikely bed fellows. robin meade has the story of an effort helping those in need this week's "leaders with heart." >>> a natural disaster inspired mary to help others. >> my sister lives in galveston, texas. her house was eight feet of water. ev

earlier this year, we reauthorize the ryan white hiv/aids program, which provides some lifesaving careto more than half a million americans, and we will continue to work with congress to pass health care reform that will prevent americans from being denied coverage because of their hiv status and because they have a cap on that out of pocket expenses. this world aids day, we remember those who we have lost, look back on the lives that have been saved, and we rededicate ourselves to reaching all those affected by hiv/aids, not just around the globe, but here in our home communities and in communities across the country. to talk more about the announcement we are making today, i would like to introduce a man who has been working to help people with aids for as long as we have had a name for the disease. [applause] >> thank you. it is really an honor to speak to you today. thank you for the introduction. i would like to offer special greetings to the members of the diplomatic corps from our partner countries who joined us here today. we are greatly appreciative of their presence, and we v

from your right, kelly wright, anchor and reporter of the fox news channel april ryan, white house correspondent and washington bureau chief. linda kramer jennings, washington editor for "glamour" magazine. senior business editor for national public radio. roberta shields, president of the ludacris foundation and chrises mom credichris' mom. we will speak over our speaker for a second. laurie russo, managing director for stanton communications. barry florence, the publicist of the ludacris foundation. cynthia tucker, a columnist for the atlanta journal and constitution. paul rodriguez, managing director. janice crump, senior director for special projects for the committee on house administration of the u.s. house of representatives. finally, president of the -- [unintelligible] [applause] our guest today could probably give a crash course on a time management. when he is not making a record or discovering the next half pop star, filming a movie, developing a clothing line, chris ludacris bridges is dedicating time and money to help america's young people become meaningful contributors to their c

a lot of the multinationals that are out there -- they used to make decisions that ryan the best interestf this country. they cared about the communities. they cared about the shareholders. they cared about the workers. now we have multinational corporations that make decisions in their best interest, even if it is in the worst interest of this country. our biggest challenge is trying to realign the interest of those multinationals with the interest of this country so that we both win. that is a mid term and that is a long-term project that this country has to work on. quite frankly, it cannot survive unless we are successful. host: middletown, new jersey. caller: good morning. i want to thank you for addressing the disparity of health insurance cost for our nation. living in new jersey, i am well aware of that. $25,000 does not buy me a cadillac plan, is just kidding me a ptgetting me a ppo. i was going to bring up the insane supply side economics. we are a consumer based economy. a consumer based economy is based on demand, not supply. when we adopted this policy, we started to have bee

. >> larry: ryan siggins, the freshman, with a wide-open look. >> dan: williamsome was wide open. a foul underneath. and that will go against wallace of the blue demons. and irwin was fouled, the sophomore for st. joseph's. >>> 44-39, depaul leads st. joseph's. game one of your double header. every ash lete has one game they wish they could do over. "replay" gives teammates the chance to replay the biggest game of their lives. premiers sunday. >> larry: i've got one game i'd like to replay. championship game of the ncaa, 1966. a little team called texas western got us. >> dan: your wildcats obviously one of the big stories this year in college basketball with john calipari taking over the reins at kentucky. great recruiting class. marcus cousins. those two right there are terrific basketball players. >> larry: they've got a great player in patrick patterson. first-team all-american. a solid basketball player. i think he's going to be a terrific pro. >> dan: you think about guys that are big. 6'9'', 6'10'', and you look at patterson's body. and while some of these kids at the colle

earlier this year we reauthorize the ryan white hiv/aids program. which provides lifesaving care to the more than half a million americans and we will continue to work with congress to pass health insurance reform that will prevent americans from being denied coverage because of their hiv status and because they have a cap on their out-of-pocket expenses. this world a day, we remember those whom we have lost, we look back on the lives to have been saved, and we rededicate ourselves to reaching all those affected. by hiv/aids. not just around the globe, but in our home communities and in communities across the country. and to talk more about the announcement we are making today, i'd like to introduce a man who's been working to help people with aids for as long as we've had a name for the disease, ambassador goosby. ambassador. [applause] >> well, thank you, thank you. it is really an honor to speak to you today, secretary clinton, jeff crowley, valerie, thank you secretary for the introduction. i like to offer special greetings to the member of the

let me quote i think it was one of our good colleagues ryan crocker talking about iraq he said everything takes longer than you think. everything is harder than you think that somewhere somehow someone is going to come along and screw it up. well, he was talking about iraq. i think iran that probably applies three or four times. and we have seen it. all the way back to 1979 we had the javits resolution, the access of eisel speech, we had some -- we had rhetoric about the holocaust, we had this not fishy election and its aftermath. so there are going to be diversions, there are going to be setbacks, and when i say patience, that's where you're going to need patience. now, on the demanding side, here is where you have to keep your expectations ha otherwise you fall victim to your own love expectations, to your own negative preconceptions. if you go into an encounter, and i don't care whether you are dealing with iran or anyone else, assuming you -- you will fail because of the failure of the other side and the shortcomings of the other side then you will fail. it's certain. however, if you

and on october 16th, 2008, ryan doherty, a 16-year-old from mont clair new jersey tragically died from a brain hemorrhage after returning to play football without fully recovering from a concussion sustained earlier in the season. i hope you understand what i'm laying before this committee. in the latter panel, you will hear from the story, of the untimely death of another young athlete. and that's will benson. please listen carefully so that we can work together and do something about preventing these things from happening. and these stories are mountain unique to the young men. and according to the centers for disease control, and prevention, as many as 3.8 million concussions related to sports and recreation are estimated to occur each year. and after sustaining one concussion, an athlete becomes as much as four to six times more likely to sustain a second concussion. i also want to point out that recent studies show that girls play be at higher risk for concussions and face longer recovery times, clearly, this is a problem that that impacts all children, in fact, mr. chairman, it i

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>> ryan seacrest had pattinson what all his fans want the answer to. are he and his co-star a couple. watch what happened? >> what do you say to your fans who are desperate to know about you and your co-star kristin. what can you tell them? you can't ask that question? >> what is bing? >> it is his co-star. >> oh, thank you very much. >> i'm sorry. i was just cut off for the first time ever. >> so the publicist had a hissy fit and that was the end of that. i think rob could have answered with no comment or i'd rather not discuss that. but to walk out of the interview, poor form, rob. >> wow. it didn't look like he had much of a choice. >> i know. well, they do, christi. they do. the publicist can say what he or she wants but the star can say i'll sit and continue the interview. he chose to leave. i think it was poor form. we are going to have more on this tonight on "showbiz tonight." we are going to have brand new details in the sarah palin/levi johnston smackdown. brand new claims by levi johnston and the first picture of his "playgirl" shoot. >> oh,