first half, nate lubic, pass to starks. up and in.candidate finished with six points and six rebounds. final seconds of the half, starks ahead to hollis thompson for three at the buzzer. bucket! thompson 13 points, ten rebounds. georgetown up 31-20 at the break. second half, the friars turn it over. henry sims to jason clark, leaves it for nate lubic. bucket! georgetown beats providence, 63-53. the hoyas win their 20th game of the season and improve their record to 10-4 in the big east. >>> in charlottesville, the terps taking on number 22 virginia. maryland playing hits its second game in less than 48 hours. stoke land for three in the quarter. he scored 14 points in the first half. 0 for 7 in the second half. game tied at 31 at the break. second half, terps score the first bucket. virginia takes over. mike scott inside and one. s the senior had a game-high 25 points. later, terps having trouble. michael parker, bad pass. terps committed 15 turnovers. malcolm brock over to sammy galinsky. three-pointer, good. virginia outscores maryl

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markle starks stands for change. hoyas' sophomore guard is team up with classmate dan la mon ya in their run for the top spot on the hilltop. >> think i'm a prime example of george to you. i think we are, as a team, we are prime example of georgetown. georgetown is very diverse. our campaign team is very diverse, so we are the ideal georgetown model. >> to be honest with you, markle competes at a much higher level. i think he is under way more pressure. he has been giving me a lot of advice and it has been great, helping me, tells me i get too stressed out. he has been a camel influence for the campaign in general. >> reporter: the focus of dan and markle's campaign is to improve the quality of student life, right down to their iphone. working with the university to build a mobile app, with features that include reporting facility problems and tracking shut bus routes. number 5 is already popular on the basketball court, hedge the hoyas climb into the top ten in the national rankings, as for his ability to lead the s

. >> we need somebody who can be a stark contrast to give people a different vision for america. about who we are. >>> and the winner is. >> "the artist." the silent film draws big cheers and walks off with an armful of the silent film draws big cheers and walks off with an armful of awards at last night's oscars. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, february 27, 2012. good morning everybody. so good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. we begin in afghanistan this morning. early today a suicide bomber killed at least nine people in eastern afghanistan. it's the latest in the escalating furor over the burning of islamic holy books. duarte geraldino in washington. good morning. >> good morning terrell. the explosion took place at an airport. while there's no official indication that is connected to the deadly riots, the taliban has claimed responsibility. that complicates efforts in the country. a car bomb exploded outside the airport early monday. afghan police say it killed several people, including two airport guards and a soldier. the taliban c

efforts to win votes but people's needs and political loyalties are not the same across the country with stark contrasts even and neighboring regions. greece struggles to comply with creditors demands another indebted to new members spain is trying hard to avoid the same scenario now as we talk to a spanish economist on what's ahead for the euro zone's fourth largest economy. spain has a new conservative government that further of thirty measures the spokes we need protests and with the country now suffering crippling the high unemployment especially among the many people are all thinking whether the country often described as to big to fail already have we're joined now by economist manuel thank you very much for joining us can you tell us how much of what the country is experiencing right now is due to being a member of the year is that the situation that spain is experiencing it's clearly a consequence of spain joining the euro you see that we joined the euro. we were. subject to the european central bank the european central bank has settled interest rates are courting to the needs of the

it is pretty stark.that shows the effects to the city's funds for affordable housing of the economic recession. if you look at the top one, you can see the affordable housing fund balance. but the one that is really quite unusual, if you look a the bottom one, there is brown, and it actually goes into negative fora couple ofxd years. they're giving fees back for projects that crater. and this is our future. you're probably aware that mayor lee is convening a technical advisory committee on inclusionary housing. they will be meeting at 2:30 at moe. and he has thrown his support behind housing trust fund that will possibly be going to the ballot in november. the housing coalition is strongly interested in turning these curves around and get them pointing in a different direction. it intends to byrd is the data in these discussions another reason to be here is to remind you that these graphs starkly illustrate the idea of opportunityç costs, and you're going to be looking at the aid to washington project f

and, david, much more difficult to stop them. >> all right, lisa stark in washington. thank you. >>> now, a development this evening from washington state. a deadly explosion at the home of the man whose wife disappeared under mysterious circumstances some two years ago. police believe the husband, josh powell, was alone at the home, with his two little boys, when the blast occurred today, just hours ago, in fact. abc's neal karlinsky, reporting in now from seattle. >> reporter: it was a horrifying events in a saga that's spanned the range from sad to bizarre for two years now. police say they had just dropped off josh powell's two, young sons for a supervised visit, when powell locked the door, keeping the caseworker out. moments later, there was a smell of gas. the caseworker stepped back. and the house exploded into flames. powell was the only person of interest in the disappearance of his wife, susan, in 2009. >> did you kill your wife? >> no. >> did you have anything to do with the disappearance of your wife? >> no. >> nothing? >> nothing. >> reporter: his kids we

stark is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for the hearing and thank the witnesses very much for their participation i wanted to ask professor hanlon if she knew how much she and i had in common. >> no, i don't. but i'd like to hear it. >> well, you will. if you dig out the 1953 -- long before you were born -- catalog of the sloan school, you will find at the very bottom of the list my name as a teaching assistant. now you got there through a resume that is of accomplishment and academia. i got there in a different manner. up until 1953, m.i.t. had a perfect record of placing its graduates. with general motors and general electric and all the companies. but they came to the end of the list in about september, and one stark was still unemployed. well, they solved that problem. they said we'll make him a teacher. and i must say -- improved the appearance of the sloan school magnificently and made accounting look a lot more attractive than i remember it being from what the -- whatever was next to the window. i want to t

other source of water in the village the tiny vegetable plot that reclaimed from the desert is in stark contrast to the surrounding environment the sand can only accommodate weeds in a few flowers which don't even get enough sunlight to bloom. galena kenya cove a has been the village doctor for many years most of her patients call on her with heart problems and physiological disorders from walking on uneven sand day after day to day galina has to make a special house call the village has a new resident two week old step his mother brought him from the city of our candles to settle down and. why does he cry b.c. coping ok he says yes we born if you were born a big baby does he burst feet ok yes yes after feedin put him up right in lay him down on one side stick to the diagnosis alter spicy food stay healthy out come to see you tomorrow bye bye. yes i've been here for six years when i arrived in two thousand and five there was only one baby on the village two thousand and seven source bike in the birth race it was the year when the diesel power plant been done we did not have lights for a

after his loss in florida in which he says he's staying in this race and in order to do so to draw a stark difference between mitt romney's candidacy and that against barack obama. >> we designed a campaign against do yukakis. it was a deliberate strategy to have bush over here on the right and dukakis as far over to the left as possible. i believe if you get involved with moderates, you're too close to the democrat. you cannot win a fight with elite media is biased against you. we tried a moderate strategy in 1996, and it failed. we tried a moderate strategy in 2008, and it failed. in order to win a debate with many somebody like barack obama when you know that "the new york times" and all the networks are foreign, you have to be far enough apart that he can't get to you. >> peter, are you part of that elite media na newt gingrich keeps talking about? >> i hope not. no, i am not, as a matter of fact. but i do plead guilty to the horse race charge that the professor mentioned earlier. sometimes we do get carried away with our horse race analogies and the way we cover campaigns. gingrich ha

as you can see, we aren't afraid to have stark differences of opinion. we shy away from these things. speaking of stark differences of opinion, i will turn to our cleanup batter. i'm sure that our two first speakers are chafing at the bit to counter, but that is a cross i must bear. kate gordon vice president of center for american progress. most recently co-director of the national apolo alliance, serves as senior policy adviser, expert on clean energy and economic development policy and long worked on economic justice and labor issues. i will leave the rest of her bioto your pleasure. it's in your conference materials. kate, you are going to have the last kick of the formal speaking can. >> we'll try to keep it short because i always like the q&a stuff best of these conversations. i know you're going to be shocked to hear this. i am not a republican. i know, it's amazing. it shouldn't matter. these issues we're talking about really are issues that shouldn't be partisan. energy really has moved from being a regional issue about regional issues and regio

months and that's in stark contrast to your opponents really being just emerging from their winter break and haven't kicked a ball in earnest over the last eight weeks. well there is one other europa league game tonight is slightly warmer climes portuguese side sporting braga take on the sheets this from turkey braga lost the ports in the final last year. the champions league also regimes today with defending champions pass alone in germany to face by labor coups in the first leg of the last sixteen in that tournament bosses suffered a surprise the fate of the soon weekend and that puts them ten points behind reanimate reid in the league coach pep guardiola admits that will be hard to call back although for the moment his side are intent on reaching the quarter finals of the champions league. we achieved two. through these here and. another final and the end of the main the corporate. bank of the leak and it would be tough to to recover the points. in this drone i'm going to try our target is. this portion will arrive to the quarter finals and go to the best laver couzin will be without

jurgen stark. >>> as we head to break, take a look once more at futures. we are looking for, perhaps, the dow to close above 13,000 today. looking to add 22 points at the open. >>> welcome back. rick santelli on the floor of the cme. it's not easy today to ascertain is it a dollar friendly day or not. it all depends where you look. if you look at the dollar index, it's down a bit. but let's start out looking at the dollar versus the yen. boy, on a 2-day chart it's a barn burner all of a sudden. we're really starting to move. once again, if you move the chart all the way back to july of last year, you can see that we continually are making new inroads to the high value of the greenback versus the yen. but if you switch gears a bit and look toward europe, yeah, maybe their banks aren't in good shape. maybe the peripherals aren't in good shape. there's a plan to give them a workout. the euro reflecting that. we can see fresh highs going back to early december. the last chart is 10s. interest rates goi

legre was painted in a stark contrast as the epitome of evil. my boss was simon legre, we have a reference for who that particular character is. he's an evil person. >> monster. >> he's a monster. question, comment? >> i was going to say, uncle tom, he's very a loyal man. he would always come back. >> no matter how badly he was miss treated. >> yes. >> okay. >> even towards the end of the story he was mistreated to the point where he almost had forgotten his beliefs in god but he went through with it and forgot about that. >> thank you. such an important stereotype, one that lives so long, is that when you say uncle tom and these are in the '60s and '70s, you were referring to a black person that no matter what white people did, you still loved and worshipped them. even to the point of your own self-destruction. kind of a cold condemnation. you don't hear that so much now, thank god. yes? >> i think that's somewhat inaccurate. >> really? here we go. this is good. >> okay. >> go for it. >> i understand that uncle tom and that the term uncle tom i

stark: to repair those vital sfructures. and we continue to have an imbalanced tax code that lets members of congress get richer at the expense of working families. and we've done nothing to change that. yet, rather than tackle any serious problems, the republicans are using the very little time that they permit congress to be in session to debate repealing the law that the president has already made clear will not be implemented. in other words, we should repeal a law that isn't going to happen. now, that's a vital use of our time. he's clearly stated, the president has, that the class act is part of the affordable care act, can't meet the tests put in statute. now, remember that republicans probably would like to repeal all of obamacare, and i'm not sure exactly which part they want mostly to repeal. in other words, i assume that the 2 1/2 million youngsters who now get health insurance, the republicans like to kick them off the rolls and let them go to work or earn their own way to health insurance. and it's lowered presc

the message that goes out if you decriminalize, even to a country like switzerland is pretty stark. doesn't it send the wrong message to the country if you decriminalize it says you can use the words can? >> no. if you say it's a public health problem, you have to cure people who are ill, who are dependent of a drug. i think it's a strong message than if you criminalize them. i am sure also that people there are those we want to avoid them they don't want to be considered as ill people. they want to have -- they want to experience something at the margin that's allowed. when you medicalize it, it is exactly the thing that can avoid them to enter in that. so we had no -- no increase in the consumption in switzerland in introducing the new policy and i think the main problem is that we are confronted with criminal organization changing the substance, bringing new things, new kicks if i may use that word and this is a problem. >> finally for me, i didn't really see in the papers this morning, new sentencing guidelines have been proposed where there is going to be more leniency to those

it probably is a stark divide. but, chris, when you look at people who turned out for the caucus today on a saturday, i think not only is it a small slice of the electorate, it's a small slice of the republican electorate as well. i wouldn't read into the sample. >> why are the richer people showing up on a saturday? i'm just asking. do they have more free time? >> good question, chris. i don't know. but i think that you saw -- today you saw the high propensity republican voters, clearly the ones that turned out. most of the vote is coming from washoe county and clark county. but there's a lot of economic distress, a lot of homeowners with mortgages underwater. the number one for close sur sta closure state and a state with a lot of problems. >> we have to wait until 10:00 for the polls to close so according to the entrance poll they decided last year how they were going to vote. they decided before january how to vote. my hunch is a lot of them were lds people. because if you look at the last time we had caucuses

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a stark reminder of how dangerous the cost to serve can be. >> he was always positive. heard a negative word. >> fairfax county firefighters, county firefighters, from reaganters airport are filling in needed inthey are as they ares long needed. there are two investigations the man won by police. state there is also an internal investigation in alexandria. >> thank you very much. new at 11:00 for our other big night, a woman is killed by a police officer near a church. that officer is on routine leave.trative it happened on north east st. in culpeper. -- heartbroken and shock. other members of this community, dumbfounded as to happened in this lot that ended with a police officer opening fire on a 53-year-old woman. >> patricia cook poses with her husband for a photo. it would be the last one they take. >> it is difficult. >> her husband chokes down tears to piece together her final moments. they drove up. from there it escalated. she was shot. >> it was just before 10:00 when received a call for a vehicle.s the officer arrived, he said there was an altercation. witness

it's -- it has a lot of the starkness that we would capture in the 1600's. both are powerful features. they're both romances. the scarlet letter ends sad but they both have themesdemption ae interesting to she how the audience responds. >> reporter: thank you so much for joining us live. i want to add top it, these dancers put in full-time jobs. let's go through the ticket price. they are $45, but there are discounts for military, seniors and children. the show begins at 7:00 tonight, 7:00 on saturday night and a matinee at 2 on sunday. rosie, back to you. >>> all right. let's get right into it. maryland's most powerful radar, still tracking weather. salisbury. we saw severe thunderstorms, even a tornado warning for wicomico county out to ocean city, those areas still getting active weather but most of the state just with scattered showers. in fact, not any weather. watches and warnings still up. tornado watch for lower eastern shore through 8:00 through an abundance of caution. light breeze on federal hill but that will be intensifying. 48 degrees at bwi. w

but they came to the end of the list in about september, and one stark was still unemployed. well, they solved that problem. they said we'll make him a teacher. and i must say -- you have improved the appearance of the sloan school magnificently and made accounting look a lot more attractive than i remember it being from what the -- whatever was next to the window. i want to thank you. but in some more seriousness, i'm concerned about some of the issues that we create tax expenditures for and their usefulness. and i'm going to ask you. you may not know now. but you may know some place in your literature, has anybody done any study as to the usefulness of whatever is created through these tax expenditures? and i give as the example the idea that orrville redenbacher got the r&d tax credit to develop microwave popcorn. now you could make a case, if it doesn't stick in your teeth of maybe that was a good help to society. but in all seriousness, i would love it if you know of or could dig out in the accounting research if anybody has done a study on what the actual usefulness, se

they wanted was a very stark reminder that they were isolated as iran was being pounded in and. the western powers were giving arms and weapons to saddam hussein this has been the root of most of the ones mistrust were dressed the. political gut. it all you express ourselves through rap music in the motor that we talk about things we see in real life. to those good old boys such. as comes from nationalism and i'm from the love of our mother. and we're trying to reach people and have our words heard not just in iran but by people all over the world hopefully will have a positive effect even if it's just a small was. cut cut. cut . i always wanted to own some homers to melodies of their learned in my childhood and use them in my work ira our. current. it's all silence at the end and so much to a lecture the village that was bombed by saddam hussein and was wiped completely. lunar. her. it's the history did i think it's one of the common in our century a leader and doing this to so many people. who are. the first there is nothing we can do about it but the memory of laci can make y

special exhibition, medieval manuscripts from the stark collections. this is an exhibition of objects beauty from our permanent collection. we have four medieval manuscripts, each is a book of ours from the middle ages, and we show these an -- annually each year open to a different page to highlight elimination and a different theme in the exhibition. the first one is, um, by a flemish artist of the early 15th century, and we have it open to a miniature as the main scene is called with one of the scenes of the life of mary. the books of ours generally have prayers to the virgin mary, and each prayer begins with a standard illustration going through the birth cycle of jesus with mary's story overladen. and here we have the visitation where mary greets her cousin, elizabeth. and then this is set on the page with a beautiful, elaborate decoration in the border and a highly-illuminated initial piece, all characteristics of the type of illustrations that were done with these beautiful books of hours. this book of hours is by a french artist, and it's also o

stark: to repair those vital sfructures. and we continue to have an imbalanced tax code that lets members of congress get richer at the expense of working families. and we've done nothing to change that. yet, rather than tackle any serious problems, the republicans are using the very little time that they permit congress to be in session to debate repealing the law that the president has already made clear will not be implemented. in other words, we should repeal a law that isn't going to happen. now, that's a vital use of our time. he's clearly stated, the president has, that the class act is part of the affordable care act, can't meet the tests put in statute. now, remember that republicans probably would like to repeal all of obamacare, and i'm not sure exactly which part they want mostly to repeal. in other words, i assume that the 2 1/2 million youngsters who now get health insurance, the republicans like to kick them off the rolls and let them go to work or earn their own way to health insurance. and it's lowered presc

there's a stark difference looking at the average contribution and the average -- what these superpacsting $5 million a pop to newt's super pac. that's a stark difference. >> ari, the president has now said, you know, his supporters can give money to super pacs, which seems to be a change in his position, entirely. do you think this is double talk? >> oh, there's no question. and it's hard to know where to begin with the double talk there's so much of it. he said he wouldn't take money if lobbyists and now set up a super pac that lobbyists can contribute to. he is against the wall street wealth if the people on wall street keep it for themselves and in favor of them sharing a little bit with him and then the campaign manager goes to wall street saying he won't vilify them just after vilifying them in the state of the union address. this is a classic case, just like his flip-flop on super pacs, just like his flip-flop on not taking public finance for the 2008 campaign and he did. he'll say one thing and then go right out and do whatever's convenient to be re-elected. >> cornell? >> soun

lisa stark, abc news, washington. >> scary stuff.roup. >> smart guys. >>> coming up, questions about madonna's halftime performance. >> and the big theme in last night's super bowl ads. we'll be right back right after this. ads. we'll be right back right after this. ♪ come on, vogue ♪ let your body move to the ♪ come on, vogue ♪ let your body move to the music ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, hey, hey >>> welcome back, everybody. now, that was a super bowl. worth all the hype and build-up. >> you always want to see a good game. it was a good one last night. but what about that other super bowl spectacle, all those commercials? music and media consultant bruno del granato joins us live from miami beach, which is a freezing 80 degrees right now. >> that's right, bruno. >> let's start out with the madonna controversy first. some people may have missed this but it could be a moment that gets a lot of talk today. >> well, yes. this was supposed to be the return of the homecoming queen, rob. and she has a lot riding on this. she has a new album, a new single an

. >> portrait of california makes clear the stark distinctions in silicon valley that are living in theargins, terribly challenged and other folks when we think about silicon valley. we think of it as great wealth. it's also a place of great challenge and great hardship. >> cheryl: we have some slides that talk about what you found. can we put those up on the screen. it's the will of two silicon valleys. >> when you think about children living in poverty, the fact there are children living in poverty poverty in silicon valley is hideous. but 21% in north san jose area, 28% of the kids are living in poverty versus 3% of the children who n a north santa clara county around the city of palo alto. sharp distinction in and of itself, children in poverty. unacceptable. >> cheryl: seniors? >> seniors another harsh reality. why do we have seniors living in poverty in silicon valley, 16% in one cluster living in poverty when we know we have the means to do better than that in silicon valley. >> we have is some more slides. >> clearly education, gateway to opportunity and without it you won't hav

the pass to starks kicked out to greg winnington, the freshman leading the team with 12 points todaytorm kept it close. deangelo harrison big three from him. in the end georgetown shot 61% in the 2nd half. they beat st. john's by 10 to take full possession of fourth place in the big east. >> they had a good game. you know, both of them, greg hit some big shots and nate's overall presence, but i think the group in there was working well together i thought at both ends of the floor, so we stayed with it and these two were instrumental in that. >>> at the comcast center today cancer survivors getting recognition, everyone wearing pink. eighth ranked maryland, sixth ranked miami. hawkins taking it and the hurricanes rally in the end and win their 11th straight, 76-74. >>> here's your upset, west virginia visiting second ranked notre dame, 39 seconds, asia bussey with the turnaround jumper and tying things up at 63. four seconds left, notre dame misses the final shot. west virginia upsets second ranked notre dame 65-63. >>> after clawing his way to the top of the pack at pebble beach tige

that's a stark contrast to what voters thought would happen soon after the republicans gained control. a recent poll by voters by an 11-point margin, voters say they preferred democrats to take control of the house rather than control. >> the democratic congressional campaign has an effort to offer assistance to what they have dentfied in the most competitive campaign in their, quote, drive to 25. the keystone xl oil pipeline. president obama rejected the plan. but on sunday with polls showing a strong majority of americans supporting the pipeline, john boehner said its party is going to continue its push. >> if it's not enacted before we take up the american energy and infrastructure jobs act, it will be part of it. >> as the maneuvering continues today, josh fox was arrested while trying to film a congressional hearing on the environmental impact of frac-ing. republicans objected to filming, and instructed capitol hill police to arrest fox when he did not leave. an abc news crew was also denied joining us now, steve israel, tonight. >> good to be with you. >> a poll just conducted f

this shows in stark terms that romney is still struggling to connect with conservatives.ynn. >> brian, thank you. >>> the white house is defending itself in a controversy over contraception and religion. white house spokesman jay carney says the administration wants to reassure hospitals and others connected to the catholic church about a new requirement for them to provide birth control coverage to employees, regardless of religious beliefs. while carney stressed president obama wants women employees to have the contraceptive health care option, he also seemed to indicate possible flexibility on how the requirement might be met while respecting religious views. republican presidential candidates have recently jumped on the issue, criticizing the policy as an attack on religion. >>> a senior vice president is stepping down from the breast cancer charity susan g. komen for the cure. karen handle resigned after the group reversed its decision to stop funding planned parenthood. handle is a republican who once ran for governor of georgia on a platform calling for the defundi

the political people around him that he normally had to maybe reel him back from some of that very starkut the santorum campaign, they call this all of the hoopla around this ridiculous. they say what is it? a news flash that rick santorum believes in god? they said i don't think so. >> and so dana, we can assume people go back and look for these things and they're circulated normally by people who work for another candidate or don't support senator santorum in this case. the question is does it help or hurt at a time he's surging in the polls. >> reporter: i think in the short term help. and this time long term maybe hurt. if you talk to republicans around town, if you talk to republicans who are very focused on the big picture on trying to beat barack obama, they say that they are concerned about this kind of thing. i was talking to many people up on capitol hill last week who said that they were concerned about their former colleague because he is a "culture warrior." this is exactly the kind of point they were trying to make. in short term if you're talking about the kind of republic

that's another really stark difference. >> indeed.n-schultz, thanks for joining us this afternoon. >> thanks so much, martin. >> stay with us. much more ahead. >> my campaign hasn't run any negative ads against rick santorum. his campaign ran attack ads against me. >> it's not a lie if you believe it. i'm a marathon runner, in absolute perfect physical condition and i had a heart attack right out of the clear blue... i'm on an aspirin regimen... and i take bayer chewables. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. he's my success story. [ laughs ] ♪ you and me and the big old tree ♪ ♪ side by side, one, two, three ♪ ♪ count the birds in the big old tree ♪ ♪ la la la [ male announcer ] the inspiring story of how a shipping giant can befriend a forest may seem like the stuff of fairy tales. ♪ ♪ you and me and the big old tree side by side ♪ but if you take away the faces on the trees... take away the pixie dust. take away the singing animals, and the charming outfits. take away the sprites, a