for him to call ryan kelly's performance one for the ages certainly says a lot.ed 13 games because he had a pretty severe foot injury. miami, the fifth ranked team in the country, their coach said they thought they were prepared for ryan kelly's return, but they were not. torched miami for 36 points and duke really just with this win proves that they're still a title threat to the rest of the college basketball landscape and coach k. after the game really praised kelly for doing it essentially at all. >> me saying spectacular or whatever doesn't do his performance justice. one for the age as. probably as good a performance as any player has had, a duke player has had. >> all right, so you talk about performance. what a difference a week makes. after reporting the fastest laptime danica patrick is struggling in phoenix this week. finishing 40th out of 43 cars and her practice runs have been pretty slow, as well. not all bad for danica. last year started 37th in this race and finished 17th, which was her best series cup finish of the season. she has her work cut ou

some saying duke with the addition of ryan kelly is the best in the country. te at bleacherreport.com. i'm going to use your method of picking brackets for march madness. that way. >> is that weird for kelly to come back and so-so well? normally i would think a player who has been disabled comes back and it kinds of takes a while to thaw out. >> you would think. you would think it's like coming back to a show after you've been off for a few days. shake off the cob web. he shook it off quick. >> joe carter, thanks for that. >>> a long time state lawmaker in connect gets stripped of his leadership post. it's all something he said to a teenager girl. it was all too much for his colleagues. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. for those nights when it's more than a bad dream, be ready. for the times you need to double-check the temperature on the thermometer, be ready. for high fever, nothing works faster or lasts longer. be ready with chi

if you look at marco rubio, paul ryan, kelly ayotte, some of our governors from a clear generational shift going on in the republican party moving forward, democrats may want to reach back. kasich's numbers have been rising dramatically, where he is certainly not upside down. his numbers are rising. i am certain he's not upside down. i am certain you will see that with some of these other governors as well. >> i have a couple minutes for last questions, and we will try to have swift answers. >> now that the elections are over, we really need government to work for us. as political strategists, is there a chance that compromise can be commendable -- can compromise be commendable and not an election year liability? >> i work for ronald reagan. he compromised on everything. we had a democratic house with a huge majority. he had to. the real divided government can work. ronald reagan proved it could work. clinton proved it could work. those are guys who got huge legislation enacted. the reagan economic plan, immigration reform, social security reform -- here is the thing -- the president

. >> here are george donaldson, emmet cahill, neal burn and ryan kelly and colm keegan singing "turninge weekend, everybody. >> bye! ♪ on the water we have walked ♪ like a fearless child ♪ what was battered we unlocked ♪ ♪ revealing wonders wild ♪ and in search of confirmation we have jumped into the fire ♪ ♪ and scrambled with our burning feet to uncontrolled desire ♪ ♪ in darkness we do what we can ♪ ♪ in daylight we're oblivious ♪ our hearts so raw and clear ♪ are turning away ♪ turning away from here ♪ there's a bell upon the hill ♪ from our ancient past ♪ where an agent standing still holding strong and fast ♪ ♪ and though they try to tame us and carve it into stone ♪ ♪ words cannot extinguish it however hard they're thrown ♪ ♪ in darkness we do what we can ♪ ♪ in daylight we're oblivious ♪ our hearts so raw and clear ♪ are turning away ♪ turning away from here ♪ while our cattle they have worked with their highland dreams ♪ ♪ they have nourished in the mountain stream ♪ ♪ and in searching for acceptance they have given it away ♪ ♪ only the children of our children know the price t

. >> when the bracket came out, i picked michigan state to won, simply because ryan kelly has not beenplaying his best. the firstwo gamesback, he had 36 points, and i think 20-something-- i can't remember exactly when-- 20-something in the second game back and since then he hasn't scored more than 8. he has scored 8 point three times and i think he had a point or two against crayton. he has not been playing his best. because of the rebounding match-up i favor by a hair michigan state to advance but duke has been really good in indianapolis. that has been kind of a second home for them. they won the national championship there in 2010. they won it in 1991. coach k is pretty good at this. >> rose: thank you for joining us. jay bilas. >> any time, charlie. thank you for having me. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

ryan kelly returned and scored 36 for duke.s tied with kansas state for the big 12 lead. georgetown makes it 1 11 in a re. re. information, cbssports.com. time. then go,,,, [ traffic passing ] ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] >> stahl: if trouble comes in threes, then what'll be the next global market to melt down after the u.s. and europe? some are looking nervously at china. china has been nothing short of a financial miracle. in just 30 years, this state- controlled economy became the world's second largest, deftly managed by government policies and decrees. one sector the authorities concentrated on was real estate and construction. but that may have created the largest housing bubble in human history. if you go to china, it's easy to see why there's all the talk of a bubble. we discovered that the most popula

trading today with steven wise, mike murphy, and ryan kelly. wise, how long have k. the rally last?> i think the rally is going to last quite some time. i think we're looking at the rally going at least to the end of the year. however, we're due for a little consolidation phase. that us didn't mean a 10% correction. it means 3%, 5% holdback. right now near with a no news period but we'll go through that. it's natural to rest. i still think the market is not being too -- i mean, getting to a record. you think of breaking out the champagne and the hats. we're not doing that. it's a very orderly march up. it's very discriminatory in terms of the sectors that we're in. i think you have to be invested. >> so the question then becomes, everybody says we need to rest, right? there's people who say we are going to get a correction. 2%, 3%, maybe 10%. we don't look like we're ready to rest. why not? what's going to get that correction that people are looking for actually happening? >> probably what gets us into a correction is what we really don't know about so i think the question becomes,

probably wind up guarding seth curry i think duke's player the last month and match up that 4 spot and ryan kellyh 4 and shoots a lot of threes at 6'10" and matched up with adrian payne really well. this could come down to rebounding and where michigan state has an edge. i think if duke competes on the backboards, we are going to see a great game. if they don't, i think michigan state is going to win. >> that sense of toughness and honesty with the players is what i try to do here around the table when i'm running "morning joe." you know that. >> that's a coaching challenge that not many have. >> i know. the book is "toughness" by jay bilsa. developing true strength on and off the court. jay, thanks as always. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next, the must read opinion pages, including one from josh. fresh off the presses on why republicans won't flip on gay marriage. keep it right here on "morning joe." morning, brian! love your passat! um. listen, gary. i bought the last one. nice try. says right here you can get one for $199 a month. you can't believe the lame-stream media, gary. they're a

if you look at marco rubio, paul ryan, kelly ayotte, some of our governors from a clear generationalhift going on in the republican party moving forward, democrats may want to reach back. kasich's numbers have been rising dramatically, where he is certainly not upside down. >> i have a couple minutes for last questions, and we will try to have swift answers. >> now that the elections are over, we really need government to work for us. as political strategists, is there a chance that compromise can be commendable -- can compromise be commendable and not an election year liability? >> i work for ronald reagan. he compromised on everything. we had a democratic house with a huge majority. he had to. the real divided government can work. ronald reagan proved it could work. clinton proved it could work. those are guys who got huge legislation enacted. the reagan economic plan, immigration reform, social security reform -- here is the thing -- the president has got to lead. for four years we have had a president was not willing to take that kind of leadership to make congress work. i hope h

team is being able to compete with miami on our home floor, and then next week hopefully we get ryan kellye good -- >> but we're not great. >> we're back to where on any given night, depending on who is at home and that makes the brackets so difficult to -- >> oh, yes. >> which makes that there was a kid who is on the -- the autistic kid who did the entire bracket got every single one right. how that could happen is almost -- you know that happened a couple years ago which is just beyond belief. >> never happened to me. >> no, it's difficult. here's what i want to talk about, john, hopefully you read "the wall street journal," the lead editorial today, because i want you to make the change -- >> don't you threaten me, joe. don't you threaten me. >> because there's some -- i want you to make the case to me that it makes sense that okay the republicans are saying here's a surgical scalpel. we'll allow -- we'll give you a way to do this so that it's less harmful so you can do less harm. and the president is saying i will veto anything you do because there's no tax increases. number one, can y

they haven't been beaten when ryan kelly is in there. indiana, kansas, gonzaga. >> byer?cause they've got an nba front line. >> "toughness: on and off the court." you can read an excerpt on our blog and watch him quoting young jeezy on twitter each and every morning. >> real. >> jay bilas, good to see you. >>> coming up, is main street keeping up with wall street? steve rattner has his charts to break down the market surge straight ahead. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. ♪ [ construction sounds ] ♪ [ watch ticking ] [ engine revs ] come in. ♪ got the coffee. that was fast. we're outta here. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep. it's an effective sleep medicine you don't take before bedtime. take it in bed only when you need it and have at least four hours left for sleep. do not take intermezzo if you have had an allergic reaction to drugs

if you look at marco rubio, paul ryan, kelly ayotte, bobby jindal. very clear generational shift going on in the republican party moving forward. the democrats look like they might reach back. jackie's -- john kasick's numbers have been rising dramatically. i suspect you will see that with other governors as a welter it -- s well. that onlineatch at c-span dot org. c-span.org. coming up, president obama visits the west bank and jerusalem. then we will talk about the federal budget. journal,xt washington a look at the gun-control debate and the possibility of an assault weapons ban. discussion that revealed 32 members of congress hired relative to work other campaigns during the 2012 elections. -- parry toerry discuss thithe latest population trends. washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern on c-span. box is a price to be issued by a grade -- >> a surprise to be issued by a brigade. when the battle is taking place placeer, there's only one for division or core that those wagons with supplies need to go. the same thing have to be -- has to be prepared

budget battle in washington this week they will sit down with lawmakers paul ryan gets set to introduce his own budget proposal. kelly wright is live in washington with more. what is the ryan plan? >> it will be introduced tomorrow. president obama continues to reach out in order to find common ground to reduce the nation's deficit. he hosted dinner with a dozen republicans last week and added much to congressman paul ryan chairman of the budget committee. he found the conversation with the president encouraging but is waiting to see what the president will do in the coming weeks. >> will he resume the campaign? will he resume republicans for the motives will he resume what is long believed to be a plan to win the 2014 elections or will he sincerely change in trying to find common ground trying to work with republicans to get something done. that's what we hope happens. >> what paul ryan says hoping for is to give american people a balanced bundle et paving the way for a growing economy which will present jobs. he is looking for a new plan to seek the balance the budget in ten years by trimming it $5 trillion. it is

ryan will unveil his new budget plan. he calls it the path to prosperity. but it's already meeting opposition. kelly wright has details. >>> good morning patti ann. paul ryan the chairman of the house committee says the budget process is washington is broken. house republicans will unveil a budget plan that ryan believes will change the course. in an op ed article in today's wall street journal ryan says it will reinvigorate the economy and reignite the american dream putting people back to work and earning higher wages. the path to get there is to cut spending and the uphill battle repeal obama care. >>> the president has us on a path that brings us to a recession that gives us a european type of experience which we want people to avoid we want higher wages a growing economy. we get that by growing the budget. >> jay carney talked about the president's focus to work with congress now. >> our focus now is working with congress in regular order on the budget process, and through that process hopefully produce a bipartisan agreement on deficit reduction. >> as ryan writes in his op ed article isn't im

fix, "washington post" editorial columnist ruth marquez and washington correspondent, kelly o'donnell. paul ryan's budget was similar to his previous budget, which has already been rejected by the white house. and by democrats and it calls fundamentally for repealing obama care which is from all accounts, a nonstarter. so is this a political document or a budget document? >> it starts off as a political document, andrea and no surprise, paul ryan and his team went to the most sort of ideological positions that they have. they believe in those positions. and it's sort of their starting point. not wanting to give too much up before any kind of a longer, broader plan could take place in terms of trying to get something that could actually pass with democratic support. so you do have him going back to a familiar sort of well. he was asked about that whole issue of isn't it now presumed that the president's health care law is here to stay. and he said it would be wrong to presume that. because it is in his words, a train wreck for the budget. so you have some resistance among republicans and support fr

leaders such as scott walker, senators kelly, a goat, ted cruz, rand paul, marco rubio grad. paul ryanwe also display the diversity of by highlighting conservative stars such as dr. ben carson, allen west, friends discus francisco chamber. -- francisca chamber. we provided a forum for honest debate. unlike our liberal counterparts , what difference is not tolerated. we offered you an updating an inspirational conference. if we want to get america back on track and towards its rightful destiny, your commitment and participation is vital. we hope to see you at next year's cpac 2014, which will be held on march 6 and eight) the gaylord -- 8 right here at the gaylord. god bless you. please get home safely. thank you very much. ♪ >> the conservative political action conference wrapping up today. c-span's coverage live over the last several days. now we want to hear from you about what you think of the conference rat. the number on your screen. you can also send us a tweet, use the #cpac. this is the group's 40th annual meeting. they held their annual straw poll. this year's winner, senator

we have seen donald trump and, mitch mcconnell, kelly ayotte, and paul ryan and wayne lapierre, and weave everybody in there, right? is that a time for the conservatives to look forward to a launch pad going toward 2016 or a time to bash the president, and first is kelly ayotte spoke and mentioned benghazi. >> well, it is interesting, because it needs to be a time for the republicans to look ahead, and the lineup that you just showed, reflects some of the problem. there is a certain schizophrenia in the party, and there are so many stakeholders here and so many ideologies competing and you see it in the discussions around immigration and the discussions around gay marriage and foreign policy and the opinions are sort of all over the map, and really, this time i think that it needs to be used for the republicans to solidify, with who are are we? what kind of party are wie goin to be and position themselves well. >> one of the speakers is mitch mcconnell this morning and this is what he said. >> i want you to take a look at the stack of paper behind e me. it is the most powerful argument

bill: kelly ayotte and then paul ryan at cpac moments away. famous festival getting underway and our alicia acuna got a good gig too. she is covering it all streaming live in valencia, spain. what is happening behind you? >> reporter: hi, bill. behind me you can see this giant structure. it is called a fia. the festival here is called las fallas. a festival of flowers, fireworks and flames. what this is behind me actually something to honor the patron saint of carpeters. and it is made out of wood and papier-mache. there are about 300 all over valencia. what this is, this is basically a rite of spring. this is how though welcome in spring. it is a among-long festival leading up to the beginning of spring. they have competitions for just about everything here, including the fayas you just saw. they take the best one and save part of it into a museum. the others, bill, this is quite amazing, especially when you consider how beautiful they are, at the end of the festival which will be about a week from now, they burn them, all 300 of them to repr

kelly o'donnell, democratic strategist angela ryan, msnbc contributor and republican strategist, susan percent i don't. i want to talk first about what we witnessed in temperatures of the president and the idea of this chat and chew with congressman ryan. we have reply to talking about this, say the indicate is the wine and dine diplomacy what will turn around the grd lock? >> who had said he had not done enough to reach out and build personal relationships. he's taking that seriously and extending himself quite a bit. they did talk about the phone call earlier in the week, bringing this about. why does it matter? when you sit down, good et to know people, have a chance to talk about ideas without a lot of interference from the outside, not in a public setting, from what i'm told about last night's dinner, the mood was very positive, got very substantive. never at any point did it get contentious. that's a good starting point. we're at a place where the election is over, where there's not an urgent sort of 11th hour deadline facing us. obviously the budget extension is critical, but we

ryan, think fast. >> is with a sense of humor. especially for our director of photography, brian kelly. >> this was my former life before i was an experterator. >> and he is shooting at the same time. >> look at that finger dexterity. >> one of the things that makes this shoot enjoyable. >> amazing. >> wow. >> under some pretty difficult circumstances is the humor. >> take it one day at a time. >> and i'll be the first one to admit i get made fun of a lot. and it's okay. i laugh with them. it's almost like a bonding situation. >> [ laughter ] >> play that part again just -- one more time about the -- just for this. and look at -- >> i like the voice. i like brian's voice coming out of you. >> i think it's good. >> i like it. >> hey fellas. >> brian's a target for some of the teasing that we get on the inside. >> one more thing. i got to ask. >> is that how i sound? >> absolutely. >> yeah. yeah. >> i have to ask the most embarrassing question i can think of but look at susan. >> remember yesterday when your rubbed your face and were deep in thought. can you do that deep in thought face again? can you cry on cue? >> that's not really wha

kelly. >>> in washington news this week, paul ryan is going to be unveiling his budget proposal tomorrow. john harwood joins us from washington. >> we think we should balance the budget. >> john harwood joins us from washington to talk it over with us. good morning. >> good morning. >> what should we expect this week? everybody is saying this is the week. this is the week that we're going to see a lot of on movement or not. >> well, i think it's a week where we begin the effort to try to get some movement, and i would say, you know, in tune with kelly's report, we've got about a centimeter of hope, maybe two sent meters that something can get done. interesting, paul ryan's appearance on fox yesterday. he talked about his budget and there was some very daunting from a democratic perspective aspects of that. the budget assumes the repeal of obama care, for example, which is not going to happen. but paul ryan also said there are things that we can do that don't offend the fundamental philosophy of either party and i think that's where the -- you try to thread the needle between the president

ryan with their own budget today. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm kelly evans. european stocks dropping with all eyes on italy as it looks to sell up to 7.25 euros in debt in the first long-term bond auction since a fitch downgrade. >>> a touch disappointing after sales growth slow in the fourth quarter and a battle of u.s. budget plans. senate democrats are set to unveil their answer to republican paul ryan's deficit cutting proposal today. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange" bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> usually we wait on the market open. today we're waiting on the smoke coming out of the chimney over the sistine chapel as you can see there is it going to be white or black? white smoke is a sign that the next pope has been chosen. last night after the first day in which the cardinals gathered, the smoke was black. by all accounts it would seem more likely we would get more black than white smoke otherwise it would be a quick decision in a race without heavy favorites. i can't believe i'm putting a papal selection in thos

. >> so, kelly, this now-found sense of optimism between president obama and congressional republicans, he dined with paul ryan yesterday, had that dinner, will meet with both caucuses next week, there seemed to be this idea that before the debt limit there just might be enough time to get the grand bargain through a regular budget process. >> luke, it's almost as if there's harp music playing and quiet dinner music in the halls here. the mood seems changed. now maybe some of the rancor will find its way back, but for at least this moment in time, led in part by the president reaching out, sitting down with republicans. republicans then talking about it in positive terms. we heard democrat chris van holland describing the informal setting there. can it be? can it happen? well, in part what's going on is there is a weariness that members of congress have felt. there does seem to be a new window now, especially pastth election. the president's got his second term. part of the problem i've been told by senate republicans part of that dinner the other night is that the president and the people he's been meeting wi

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ryan on the ticket. but a lot of other names people aren't talking about like suzanna martinez in new mexico or kelly a yad from new hampshire. rising stars in the party that want to look hard and run. >> many thanks. robert costa, keeping an eye on the literary political scene in washington, d.c. chris and guy, you're going to hang with us for a while. up next on kudlow, is the republican party really developing a growth opportunity and empowerment the message for all americans? i'm asking republican national committee chairman reince priebus when the kudlow report comes right back. a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it right here. someone help me!!! i have a flat tire!!! well it's good... good for me. what do you think? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. it's not what you think. it's a phoenix with 4 wheels. it's a hawk with night vision goggles. it's marching to the beat of a

kelly wright and jamie colby standing by with more in new york. don't miss tomorrow's fox news sunday with chris wallace's interview with paul ryan. make it a great day, everybody. everybody. >> fox news alert, we're getting a look at the incredible damage from a massive storm that slammed a large part of the united states. this is video from plum island imassachusetts, houses ripped right off their foundations with strong waves pulling furniture right out into the sea. and this is new video of the island that we're looking at right now. you can see the devastation as demolition crews are now on the scene trying to do a recovery operation. we're keeping a close eye on the situation and we'll have a live report for you in just a few minutes. but first we begin with breaking news overseas. the taliban sending a deadly message to the defense secretary chuck hagel during the first full day of his visit to afghanistan. hello, everyone, i'm kelly wright. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby, great to have you here, a new hour of america's news headquarters. the bombers are striking hard, killing 18 people in two separate attacks. a bicyclist blows

ryan plan is attractive and you can read more on cnbc.com. >> thank you, robert. we have breaking news and for that we go down the kate kellyuch. i am outside of the hearing room where we just broke for lun frch the jpmorgan whale hearing here on the subcommittee's investigation investigations and i caught up with the star attraction ina drew on the way out this the hallway. >> reporter: any comments on how today went, cnbc? >> good. >> as you can see, sue, drew looked shaken up and it had been a long morning obviously and hours of grilling for her and her colleagues from jpmorgan and more yet to come this afternoon. >> kate, i was struck by the fact that she looked shaky early on, but it does not sound like she became anymore comfortable with the setting and perhaps understandably so and she seemed to be more defensive as the day went on, a san diego that your read as well? >> well, yes, sue, and any one of us would have been nervous, but we are on tv for a living, but faced with that career-en g career-ending mistake which is a public embarrassment and everything that i have heard from a break from a distinguished career

ryan's budget plan yet the white house hasn't bothered to put out its own budget. the law says that the president must submit a budget by the first part of february. and kelly ayotte. >> good to be with you. >> greta: and you're not responsible for the president, but are you curious? >> i'm very curious where it is. you think about it, i'm glad the senate democrats are finally going to do a budget in the senate, but basically he's rendered himself irrelevant because his budget is apparently going to come after the house puts forth its budget, after the senate does its budget, and so, where is he on this issue? you'd think he would have a fiscal blueprint for the country. >> greta: now what i don't get? you're a lawyer, i'm a lawyer and maybe i'm too literal about it he's obligated to do it i think by the first monday in february. presidents before him have also failed and not the first time the president-- and he's failed a number of times. and when all of these presidents, the reason why we have the rules, we have some semblance of order. he said now the end of march and now we hear into april. what's the point of these rules and these laws? >> you know, g

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ryan is a douche bag. >> i think that's a safe bet. >> stephanie: okay. dave in illinois. >> caller: yes stephanie and kelly bit there. my dad was talking about environmentalists. he wasn't talking about global warming. he was talk about the arrogance of people wanting to try to change the direction of things.

bill: as ryan says, at least there is baseline for comparison between the two sides. we'll get into that in just a moment here. thank you, kellyth lawn. martha. martha: the senate then is expected to pick up the debate over the budget proposal from senator patty murray this week. that is due on april the 1st. for a little bit of background and context here, it has been four years, 1419 days to be exact since the last time that the senate passed a budget resolution. that is not a budget. just sort of a plan to come up with a budget. you have to go even than that tn actual budget. bill: meantime, speaker boehner is out again saying the goal is to balance the budget over ten years. he says that is the major issue. he was asked whether or not he can work with the account on that? >> so, do you trust president obama? >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. there is no issue there. the president and i made very clear have a very good relationship. we're open with each other. we're honest with each other but we're trying to big some big differences. bill: speaker boehner went on to say while he agrees with the president we don't