shannon. shannon: such an interesting turn of events when you and i in d.c.nths that he wanted his day. he wanted to be there and have the trial. >> reporter: right, and he wanted a lawyer next to him and it didn't go his way and so he walked out. we'll see what happens now. shannon: we know you are on it, molly, thank you very much. psycheubgs are science fix to a lot of folks and their powers are often considered mere parlor tricks by skeptics. up next the results of an eight-year study with thousands of experiments int into whetherr not people really have psychic abilities. the man who said no way to the screenings at the airport he's going to join us and tell us what happened in this exchange right here. >> we are going to be doing a groin check. i'm going to put my hand on your pants my other hand on your inner thigh and slowly go up. two times in the front, two times in the back. >> you can do that out here but if you touch my junk i'm going to have you arrested. @=h i'm hugh jidette. i'm running for president. if elected promise our 13 trillion dollar

shannon? shannon: thank you very much. speaker john boehner to the list of lawmakers challenging the constitutionality of the new healthcare law. republican aides speculating boehner could use the first bill in the next session of congress to try to start repealing healthcare. a new debt commission report promising even more savings over the next decade. the newest plan would slash $6 trillion in red ink by 2020. but it will require some pain for us taxpayers. word of a national sales tax. jim age is followin -- jim anglt all. >> reporter: we'll be spending a trillion dollars a year on interest in less than a decade. the cochairs or former republican senator pete difficuldemimiche.>> we don't ka crisis would occur. but we think it might be quite soon. therefore, reining in the debt is an imperative. >> reporter: a 6.5% sales tax dedicated to deficit reduction. a one-year tax holiday for social security. and emflowers which they estimate will create several million jobs and significant changes in medicare to make all senior

shannon: thanks.ve got a bit of a breaking news story here this is fox news alert the supreme court we're learning is just now refusing to stop the enforcement of the military's "don't ask don't tell" policy. you know this has been going to a number of levels in the courts all throughout california, through the 9th circuit. the supreme court has been asked to stop in. they are refusing to block "don't ask don't tell" until this issue is on appeal until they can get to the merits and contents of the case. what we've confirmed now with the court is that enforcement of "don't ask don't tell" will remain in place for now while this case is still being decided. the supreme court again refusing to block the enforcement of that policy. as we get more information we'll let you know. that is the highest court in the land now weighing in, sounds like that policy is going to stay in place until the merits of that case are decided on appeal in the 9th circuit. a week after the midterm elections congress' approval

shannon: they admit that.hey say this is with caution that we have taken over. >> those that go along on that premise are the ones that are going to find things flip flopping. americans have a short attention span and a short window of wanting to get things accomplished. they can flip back by the next election. shannon: we know that is an eternity in politics. does the president need to look stronger and in control of the situation more than he has in 2012. >> by doing the things i just mentioned and "the washington post" mentioned he will 0 look stronger and say look, here is our agenda, our vision, republicans we'd love to work with you. so far you haven't shown you want to do that. we are here for you if you want to extend the olive branch. shannon: they said for two years nobody really cared what they had to say. they couldn't get a seat at the table talking about healthcare. >> they had numerous amendments in the healthcare bill. shannon: they continue get it to a vote. >> the president went off the publi

shannon?thank you very much. one of the new g.o.p. faces arriving here in washington has been kind enough to stop by in the middle of the events. arizona congressmen elect david schweikart joins us now. thank you for joining us. >> wonderful to get out of some of the classes. >> shannon: that aside, we know some of this are helpful for you. but they're power struggles, some of the groups saying come to our event, come to our events. a lot of folks worry about the freshmen getting here to washington and the establishment and business as usual. you say you are here to shake that up. >> you meet many of the freshmen and they are fire-breathers. i don't think anyone has to worry. a lot of the public understands that four or five activities are going on at once. you do your best to fit in things th things that benefit. >> shannon: how do you plan to change washington instead of letting it change you? >> well, one of the fun things and my wife is commenting on this, how many brand new best friends w

shannon. shannon: thank you very much for keeping us up to date on this breaking news. this is fox news alert, new developments this hour with the verdict in the first civilian trial of a gitmo detainee. welcome to "america live." i'm shannon bream in today for megyn kelly. ahmed khalfan ghailani was charged with 285 counts of murder and conspiracy. when the jury read their verdict late yesterday the defendant was smiling, the prosecutors were not. although the jury declared him guilty of carrying out the bombing who killed 224 people including 12 americans they refused to find him guilty on even a single count of mud. there is a very big fight over what it means prosecuting other suspects. catherine herridge is live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: this case was seen as one of the easiest if not the easiest of the gandhi taeupb he's since all the information was gathered prior to 9/11. the crime ahmed khalfan ghailani was accused of were treated as crime scenes and preserved as crime scenes for a future criminal prosecution by the fbi. the fact that the just

sorry, shannon. shannon: it certainly is, and we watched in washington a couple month back as they tried to attach it to legislation related to defense spending, there was a lot of criticism about the dream act, so what's wrong with it? >> reporter: that's right. senator john mccain was one of those who said the an effort by democrats, essentially, to win favor with hispanic voters ahead of the election by attaching this measure to must-pass legislation. senator david vitter from louisiana was critical saying it's disguised as an education measure but, essentially, you're encouraging illegals to come to this country and to essentially have in-state tuition. why not come to the country illegally and encourage more people to come to this country illegally? the republican pushed back pretty strong. at this point t not clear whether they will have the votes to get this done anytime soon, and with republicans taking over the house, it certainly looks like it will get more difficult, but certainly somethin

shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much.oke tracking us from michigan with more on the story. congressman, welcome. >> good to be with you, thank you. >> shannon: what do you make of this. you heard julie kirtz saying if true it is a provocative action by north korea. >> it as provocative action but we shouldn't be surprised. we know that north korea wants to be a nuclear power. we shouldn't be surprised if they have programs underway that we haven't known about. we know that teleare a proliferater. i'm worried about how we will respond. reach out and now negotiate? we know that they lie and cheat and if you reach an agreement with them they will break that agreement. i heard some now say we need to move forward on the start treaty to show the russians they are partners and we need to get it done. let's not rush through and do the start treaty just because of this information today. there are specifics that are new but they shouldn't be surprising. >> shannon: so what do we do because it sounds like we are powerless? we trie

i turned to someone tell moses, shannon is going to free you one day. they can find joy, [inaudible] in my mind, i have always been free. free as the wind, thank you so much. [applause]. >> welcome to town. it is nice to have you here. >> good to be here. i want to start right in about this book, um by having you read us, this letter that your brother wrote to you when he was at the university of pennsylvania and you were the younger sister that starts right down there. remind us roughly what the year was. >> the year was 1965. the moral of this story is never have a younger sister who never throws away a piece of paper. i discovered this letter 4 or 5 months before i finished this book oh my god, a paper trail sets us straight. >> read it to us. >> only people from brooklyn uses the word geez. your letter doesn't have a single worthwhile sentence in it. i will not buy you any notebooks. i repeat no notebooks. but i will send you decals that are not to be placed in my room, around my room or on the window of my car. >> okay. who was this guy? and why di

i turned to someone tell moses, shannon is going to free you one day. they can find joy, [inaudible] in my mind, i have always been free. free as the wind, thank you so much. [applause].

. >> reporter: shannon is a busy single working mother of two with no time to hit the stores.akes gift shopping cyber easy and sends virtual gift cards. >> they are great for people like myself that are always on the go. >> reporter: she logs onto the number of stores offering online gift cards, picks what she wants to spend, enters her credit card information, the receiver's name and e-mail address and poof it's done. >> buying a virtual gift card is very easy. >> reporter: industry experts say they are the hottest trend in shopping and social networking. many stores giving them away to web customers who visit their facebook and online fan pages. >> retailers see a huge possibility in the use of virtual gift cards to attract new customers and to reward loyal customers. >> reporter: they can be spent online immediately. some businesses let you print it out and spend it at the store. other retailers say they have an app for that. check this out. you can save some gift card codes to your mobile phone and have the cashier scan it. >> as mobile technology is advancing so very quic

the drive held in the memory of shannon tavares who starred in the lion king. her mother is a howard university alum saying bone marrow donors have a lack of participation and that has to change. >> i'm here in honor of my daughter, pushing for more people to get checked. we have more which were and adults who are in need of transplants. >> shannon tavares died of leukemia two weeks ago. her battle attracted 10,000 people to register as bone marrow donors. several months ago, including musicians like 50-cent and alicia keys. >>> recovering from the strong storms ripping through the area and that is a situation in baltimore turning out to be a tornado. >> and a strong one, too. the ef-1 tornado. the national weather service released the results of an extensive survey, brian. they wanted to look at federal aviation administration reports and radar sites and an ef-1 has winds of 100 miles an hour and hit in hamilton and baltimore city about 1:35 in the morning and in parkville. >> uh-huh. >> and extensive damage there, three injuries and no one was injured. >> esp

shannon says the next big test is on black friday. teachers are usually paid early if the holiday lands on a friday. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, a 7- year-old boy is dead after he was hit by a car late this afternoon. hped near longview and northeast baltimore around 4:00. police were investigating the crash but it is believed to be pedestrian error. the boy had been walking with several other children and adult when police say he darted out in front of the vehicle. the boy was taken to johns hopkins where he died. the driver remained on the scene and no charges have been filed. >>> the baltimore city police union has voted overhemmingly to reject a new contract. one year deal would have cut officer's pay by 2% in exchange for five more vacation days. 95% of the members shot down the proposal claiming they are already paying more for pensions and health benefits. >> i think when i'm taking furloughs, council members are taking furloughs, members who are lowest paid in the city are taking furloughs, if they choose to not to, it affects a

shannon? reporter: it could be the largest class-action lawsuit in be history, up to 1.5 million tea employees suing the retail giant for discrimination. jon: william la jeunesse with a look at fighting america's third war along our southern border. >> reporter: well, jon, there are dozens of ways to bring drugs into the united states, but this is one of the latest. it is a tunnel, we're going to take you inside this tunnel which goes from san diego down into mexico. it's about a quarter mile long and, at times, 70 feet deep. coming up, we'll show you what it's like to be inside a tunnel like this. jon? jon: a royal wedding fit for a prince in a church for kings and queens. amy kellogg? this. >> reporter: we finally know when the wedding bells are going to ring and where. the palace planners kick into high gear, we'll bring you the details. jon: a full report from each of them coming up this hour on "happening now." jenna: first we start with what has become the top story of the day. north kor

and only a few weeks ago, shannon lost her battle. now her mom, a howard university alumni is keeping her daughter's legacy alive with a bone marrow drive. >> she gave me the drive. i just want to keep that going and alive. she was such a good girl. this is my goal, just to basically come out and start a foundation in her memory, and just get more people educated. >> reporter: and many people already heard her message. >> from celebrities like 50 cent to students and faculty at howard. >> i have to make a difference. i might be that one person that could save a child's life and an adult life. >> reporter: in fact, of the 8 million registered donors around the world, only 500,000 are african american and 700,000 are hispanic. so patients in these ethnic groups face even greater odds. she said that her daughter would want more people to sign up and help save lives. again, the way to get tested to become a potential bone marrow donor is so simple. two swabs, one in each cheek for 10 seconds and you send them in. you can even have this ki

shannon travis in seattle for us now making his way back from alaska where he's been.w, i don't know if we can call it a recount you're covering or a spelling bee. what's going on in alaska? >> it's a lot of drama is what it is. it's definitely not a recount but feels look a recount, t.j. they're not recounting anything. they're trying to finish counting outstanding ballots. but in terms of the spelling bee part what they're doing, these are write-in ballots. lisa murkowski, as you said, she ran as a write-in candidate, a republican, where you had to write in her name. so they have to physically count ballots and say, is lisa murkowski's name written in and an oval filled in next her name so that qualifies as a vote for her. but there's a little bit of drama about spellings and miss spelling, should a misspelling if one letter's off qualify for her? seeing something strange, man. we're seeing perfectly spelled ballots, that have her name spelled correctly, were being challenged there in juneau, over the week. the miller camp was say, maybe there's a smudge, maybe the h

i am karl shannon. i am a resident of san francisco. i am pleased to be that and also a giant sand. we think three zoning allows for a better project. we have worked for the project. it makes for a better project, and it makes it a better economic projects. it allows it to relate to the historic building next door. this is the proposed project. >> would you just say you need the overhead? >> sorry, i need the overhead. i can do a comparison between the proposed project in order to tie into the proposed building next door versus the alternative. it also allows additional foulard gm in, and the open spaces dropped down to 14 feet from 21 feet, so we think it is a better project. we think it fills jobs. it is one of the last remaining large sites in town. it will provide over $15 million in fees. it will house about 1700 workers and provide $4.5 million. we think this is an important project. we have worked to come up with what we think is the best solution. we would not be here if we did not think it was important in providing a better building. thank you for your time. >> my comment

only time will tell. >> thank you, shannon trafbs from juneau, alaska.t. >>> performer kanye west tweeting about his "today" show interview, and he's not happy with mat hauer. we're getting the lowdown in our showbiz update. what? i didn't buy this cereal to sweet talk your taste buds it's for my heart health. so i can't have any? if you can deprive me of what can help lower my cholesterol... and live with yourself. right. mmm, i worry about your mother. cry herself to sleep every night over my arteries, but have yourself a bowl. good speech dad. [ whimper ] [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and its whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healthy. i worry about my son playing football. which is why i'm really excited. because toyota developed this software that can simulate head injuries and helps make people safer. then they shared this technology with researchers at wake forest to help reduce head injuries on the football field. so, you know, i can feel a bit better about my son playing football. [ male announcer ]

. >> i'm shannon hurst lane from zachary, louisiana.eporter: shannon works full-time as a fire department dispatcher. so, she started a travel blog to let off steam. >> this is a creative out let for me. >> reporter: soon, she had a loyal following. and making extra cash. >> i have some sponsorships. i wrote some books. i have book sales. and i do consulting with the travel industry. >> reporter: this year, she'll make $25,000 from her blog and speaking engagements. plus, she gets another perk. >> i get to do some free travels. >> reporter: the most important tip, these bloggers say, you have to be passionate about what you write. not just about making money. >> you can sit at home. you can do something you love. and you can pay the bills. >>> and tory johnson joins us now. you really brought it all home there. if someone wants to get started at something like this, you really have to treat it as something you would do, even if you weren't getting paid. >> absolutely. you really have to love it. for a while, you're not going to get paid

kobe bryant had 31 but it was shannon brown who stole the show. lakers snapped the two game skid, 118 -107. off to d.c. a sprained fill being to arena s. baseball, roy halladay was the winner of the cy young award, the fifth player to win the award in both leagues. college basketball, uconn continued the winning streak by beating baylor. shot at the buzzer but the three was way short. to the men, where number 18 butler was upset by louisville. the block by mike mir ra, knocked down the three. louisville won it 88-73. finally, maybe this is why duke beat butler in the title game. that's shooting the ball from anywhere and everywhere. then he took it to another level. literally. it's a bound shot from the rafters. with shooting like that it's no surprise that duke won last night. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> what? red ford and streisand together again thankds thanks to oprah. >>> he leapt into action without any regard for his own safety. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this stormy wednesd

cnn political producer shannon travis live for us in juneau. shannon, help me out here.s the tea party movement's joe miller asking the feds to tell his state of alaska how it can and can't count votes? am i hearing that right? >> reporter: not exactly. let's kind of set this up here. you explained a lot of the backgrounds. let's explain what's going on in this room behind me. behind me you have election workers counting 80,000 write-in bids. some might say lisa murkowski and some say someone else and some might try to spell out murkowski but be misspelled. these are the guidelines that the alaska division of election has set up that governs how those votes will be evaluated. one of the top things here, it says the ballots will be initially sorted and the voter's intent evaluated. that basically means if someone wrote on the ballot, filled in the old one and wrote in lisa mokowski or said lisa m. it will evaluate whether they intended to vote for the incumbent senator. this right here is the lawsuit from her opponent joe miller saying no way. saying basically that alaska

. >> jimmy: harry potter meets bull shannon. [ laughter ] >> i don't get it, but i'm sure it was funnyll shannon. >> okay, cool. >> jimmy: but i thank you for giggling anyway. i just want an audible response from you. [ light laughter ] that is all i care about. >> but no, i'm quite touched, because i think apparently john is like about 6'5" and i'm not 6'5". so that's like -- [ laughter ] that's -- >> jimmy: is that your exact height? >> "not 6'5"." >> jimmy: on your license it says "not 6'5"." >> but not 2'6" either. >> jimmy: hey, there you go. >> so it's not all bad. >> jimmy: that was good. it was good luck. "harry potter," this is the last chapter of this series? >> yes it is. well, i mean, part two comes out next year, but -- let's not forget that. >> jimmy: but the first of this chapter. >> it is. yes, it's -- >> jimmy: i mean, you're done filming, right? >> yes. finished. finished five months ago or so. so it's -- >> jimmy: did you cry? >> i did on the day. yes, absolutely. >> jimmy: i would have cried. i'm gonna cry right now even. [ light laughter ] >> you are holding it --

shannon. >> reporter: that is right, john. right now as i speak there is dramatic development.here is a press conference right beside me. this is floyd brown, an advisor to miller's campaign. two key points. they are saying even though a lot of the sorting that has happened with 89% toward murkowski, they feel the absentee and other ballots will help tip the scales in miller's favor. they are alleging widespread voter fraud. they will go to court to make sure people accurately voted and no fraud involved. >> we have pictures of ballots, people wrote in lisa murkowski's name. if it is close enough, we see these ballots. i remember going in, if it is close enough and the intent was clear they would count it. is that the practice going forward and is the miller campaign upset about that or just ineligible voters? >> reporter: excellent question and a key point. as our viewers are seeing some of the ballots are showing a version, a variation of murkowwski's name. in some cases the election officials are counting them as solid votes for murkowski. we are seeing ballots clearly spell

shannon bream live across from the capital.you spoke with one senator across for re-election, right? >> i did, shepard. i spoke with senator mccaskill. i said how do you feel about running in 2012? shear is what she said. >> i would be less than honest if i didn't say that i was worried. the voters obviously spoke very loudly a few weeks ago and i heard them. >> she was also quick to highlight her independence saying i'm a democrat but i have broken many times with the president and the leaders when i felt it was best for my folks back home. shepard. >> shepard: what's the feeling many will distance themselves from the president in this cycle. >> may be good for vulnerable democrats to get on board with that you may see it play out on n. votes on capitol hill next couple of years. here is analyst larry sabato. >> one would think that the democrats in the senate would be voting more moderately. if they don't, they are inviting a major challenge during the presidential year. >> something no one on the bubble wants, shep. >> shepa

. >> tim: just after miami seemed to be catching traction for randy shannon, they go down.ht win for the hokies. north carolina state and north carolina. t.j. yates rolling out for a two-point conversion. north carolina state a safety. 29-25. they go on to win it. here are the scenarios in the acc. north carolina state wins the acc athletic if it beelts maryland next week, virginia tech has the coastal and, of course, maryland could win out, still have control of their destiny as well. now the b.c.s. top 10. fellows, on on obviously we know boise state strengthened its position and will l.s.u. get jumped by stanford? >> tony: i don't think so. i think the toughness of this league, i don't think -- even though stanford rolled against california, i still like l.s.u. in the five hole. >> tim: what about wisconsin? >> spencer: wisconsin is a great position -- those 83 points they hung on indiana is what is bolstering them right now on the subjective side of this b.c.s. equation. don't forget that. >> tim: t.c.u. has to sit and wait and watch. boise state gets nevada next week.

. >> reporter: shannon, a game developer for 15 years says connect has opened new pockets. >> you standou move your arms and your avatar moves his arms. >> she coached me on moving my avatar while beating me at some of the games she designed. >> i cheat sometimes. >> reporter: the technology she says can go well beyond gaming. >> that's the dream for connect. it should change the way people think about interacting with machines. >> reporter: recognizing body movements is just the beginning. they are working on making it capable of reading emotions, too. but the emotion microsoft wants to see first is desire on the faces of eager buyers. in the highly competitive games market, they see connect as a game changer. >>> i'm dennis, more on the world series. the 49ers across the pond and the raiders continue to roll. it's all coming next on the sports' minute. ,,,,,,,,,, the moment you feel run down or achy nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. '. >>> welcome back everybody to arlington. last night

his wife shannon went nto labor.word yet on whether she's given birth. >> still basically handled by committee right now the kick off duties are staying where they have been the last couple games. special team coach said today that david reed will remain the kicc returner. he's averaged 21 point 6 yards over 5 returns and he likes what he has seen from reed so far. >> david reed has grown every week we put him back there. you see things in the return you like to see. this last week he split the middle in one of the returns. i like the fact he went vertical and the fact he still had the ball when the play was over and i hard. exciting guy. the guys like blocking for him. >> opportunity is a blessing. nfl. this is great. just to be a part of the team and make an impact. >>reporterr how bad are things in charlotte. so bad that the carolina panthers are sttrting this guy. brian saint pierre at quarterback this sunday. he gets rookie tony pike when he takes the field sunday he will have gone through 4 practices. one of th

station landed today at a cassocks stand two nasa astronauts were on back castle flight engineer shannonalker, this is the dog it he was the man sing hi mom he returned to earth without russian astronauts the craft of made it bull's-eye hitting in an open field. but the crew seem to be doing really well after spending months in space. to check on traffic are looking at the james lick and again this is something we don't see very often that a whole lot of traffic out there. we sure to tune in to kron 4 saturday from 7 to 8:00 p.m. you could see the highlights of the giants world series parade that storm night at 7:00. billy joel is recovering from surgery mark robert has a new movie role based on video gaming. jessica's simpson is talking about her engagement with more of the latest with hollywood news. billy joel is recovering from double-dip replacement surgery the 61 year-old singer who opted to have this surgery to treat a congenital ailment last week. a spokesman said is doing well will be back home by the end of the weekend. no word yet on monday plans to return to stage. actor mark

. >> tina fey, molly shannon. >> to shoot a two-hour special. >> amy poehler. >> it airs monday night>> i think i'm in. so far? yeah. >> in some cases it was a reunion and others saw the women from different areas of the show. >> something about it feels like holy molly. i can't believe i'm a part of this group. >> my favorite character of all time is mary krath lynn gallaghga gallagher. >> only they can know the emotional spectrum. >> not only the journaly. >> i love being here. this is my home. >> it's also the laughter. >> i can see russia from my house. >>> an early morning fire from the kouth bay. >>> if your teen looks tired, we may know why. what teens are doing way into the night and it ain't homework. the giants are one win away from the world series title where you can see the game free. [ male announcer ] carly fiorina. she's against banning assault weapons... and that's reckless and dangerous. she's for risky new oil drilling that could threaten our jobs. fiorina's plan would mean slashing social security and medicare, which would devastate seniors. and she'd make abortion

shannon travis is covering this from alaska. give us the latest count. what do we know?look at this actual count here, wolf. the numbers not changed from our last count but let's break this down. out of 30,000 write-in ballots that they have counted, lisa murkowski is getting, seeing 89% of the ballots sorted in her favor, make clear that we remind our viewers that these are unofficial tallies, not added to senator mull could you ski's result but placed in stacks saying these are clear and unambiguous votes for senator murkowski. what does that mean? she is holding, since these last three releases, numbers that we are going, holding a solid 89% lead that looks really good for her if these numbers hold up and possibly could spell a lot of trouble for miller. why? because even if the challenge ballots, even if all of the challenge ballots in a wild scenario are thrown out, she could still win this race based on these figures alone. >> the challenges are significant right now. miller is launching a major campaign, trying to verify ballots and the counting. what is the lates

. >> reporter: shannon loftus, a game developer here 15 years says it has opened new possibilities. >arms and your "avatar" moves his arms. give it a good tug. >> reporter: she coached me on moving my "avatar"s, while beating me at some of the games she designed. >> i cheat sometimes. >> reporter: the technology, she says, can go well beyond gaming. >> that's the dream for kinect. it should change the way people think about interacting with machines, period. >> reporter: and recognizing body movements may be just the beginning. microsoft is working on making kinect capable of reading emotions, too. >> good job! >> reporter: but the emotion microsoft wants to see first is desire on the faces of eager buyers. in a highly competitive games market, microsoft sees kinect as a game changer. john blackstone, cbs news, redmond, washington. >>> fascinating. coming up a little bit later on "the early show" more on the cargo plane bomb plot as we hear from the head of the transportation security administration. also, a warning about new shopping scams as we get ready for the holiday gift buying

shannon brown stole the shower. four three pointers in the fourth. skid 118-107. >>> in d.c. john wall sat it out with a sprained foot. gilbert arenas made his appearance as wall's replacement. drained the three, had 20. >>> baseball, the phillies' roy halladay was the winner of the cy young award, becoming the fifth player to win the award in both leagues. >>> college basketball, ladies first. uconn completed their win streak by beating baylor. maya moore led with 30 points. baylor down, shot at the buzzer, but was way short. they won 65-64. >>> to the men, butler was upset by unranked louisville. defense led there offense all game long. the block, they went the other way and mira knocked down the three. louisville won 88 live 73. >>> maybe this is why duke beat butler in last year's title game. the blue devil-style singler shooting from anywhere and everywhere. nothing but net in the cheap seats. he took it to another level literally. hit the bounce shot from the rafters. with shooting like that it's no surprise that duke routesed miami of ohio --

the years in has now safely returned to the government center for training his colleagues from nasa shannon walker and douglas wheelock to move back to the united states all three members of the team will be undergoing after flight procedures for rehabilitation flights back to earth from the international space took about three hours t.m.a. nineteen spacecraft landed safely the mission is now complete and the crew feels good and is satisfied with the way it went landing and. i congratulate everyone who contributed to the success of this project for their huge achievement has all together spent a year in space and his colleagues from nasa sean walker and douglas willer have spent about six months there each in their mission included a number of space walks and scientific experiments and they've in fact brought a container a refrigerator with the result of one hundred twenty scientific experiments they conducted during their mission including by technical physics and chemical chemistry tests for this particular team there must have been him and elements of extra stress before their departure

shannon walker and we'll look we'll have to deal with a great time difference as they're traveling back to the united states right now all three will be undergoing special treats men survey able to post flights now the landing was rather smooth and the flight took about three hours that's how much it takes to travel all the way from the international space station back to earth and during the five months alone missions of three cosmonauts performed a number of scientific tests and did number of space walks and in fact they even brought a small refrigerator back with them with the results of one hundred and twenty saying to fix pyramids that they conducted during their mission. and what was the atmosphere like on the ice as prior to their departure. well of course for this particular eight team it was rather tense because they have witnessed their predecessors fail to undock from the international station due to a minor difficulty when a small. failed to unlock the small look that connects the use spacecraft and international space station failed to open and that delayed their return bac

training of cosmonauts will experience a minor jet lag of three hours whereas of course he's calling shannon walker and we'll look we'll have to deal with the greater time difference as they're traveling back to the united states all three members of the team will be undergoing after flight procedures for a rehabilitation flight back to earth from the international space took about three hours. from a nineteen spacecraft land safely during their mission this three cosmonauts performed a number of space walks and experiments and tests and even brought a container a small refrigerator with the results of one hundred and twenty scientific experiments that they conducted during their mission for this particular team there must have been the men and the elements of extra stress before their departure because they witnessed their predecessors failing to undock from the international space station due to a technical difficulty with an automatic lock that connects the international space station and the same base graph that delayed their return back to earth by twenty four hours nonetheless the prev