tonight, they took down the right there, tommy powering their way to a win. not pictured, one of their heroes. who else? nick brought home the win. the only team ever to beat both oklahoma state and iowa on their home turf. some amazing news arrived by e-mail earlier today. by some minor miracle, duke and carolina will not be at 9:00 p.m. mind-boggling stuff, right? it will begin shortly after 6:30 p.m. on march 6. there is more duke news. congratulations to my partner in podcasting, nolan smith was watching his blue devils from behind the bench. today, he accepted a job as a he had a recent knee injury and ultimately decided now was the time to hang up his playing sneakers. the 2011 acc player of the year joins his best friend on staff. read had the game of his young life. in the second, a six point miami lead. same exact play just mirrored to the other side. malcolm will never go quietly into the night. eight shots in the second half. virginia got within one and had the opportunity to take the lead. ultimately, they did not. miami gets the 64-61 win with a

right there, tommy powering their way to a win. not pictured, one of their heroes. who else? nick brought home the win. the only team ever to beat both oklahoma state and iowa on their home turf. some amazing news arrived by e-mail earlier today. by some minor miracle, duke and carolina will not be at 9:00 p.m. mind-boggling stuff, right? it will begin shortly after 6:30 p.m. on march 6. there is more duke news. podcasting, nolan smith was watching his blue devils from behind the bench. today, he accepted a job as a special assistant coach. he had a recent knee injury and ultimately decided now was the time to hang up his playing sneakers. the 2011 acc player of the year joins his best friend on staff. read had the game of his young life. in the second, a six point miami lead. same exact play just mirrored to the other side. malcolm will never go quietly into the night. eight shots in the second half. virginia got within one and had the opportunity to take the miami gets the 64-61 win with a sole possession. >> thanks. >> that's goingtalized including a 14-year-old girl cling

for black panther style berets and posed with their fifth in the air, recalling the black power salute by tommy smith and john carlos at the 1968 olympics in mexico city. her music video for "permission" released the day before the super bowl, the vote hurricane katrina as well as police brutality. by the way, the denver broncos be the carolina panthers of the super bowl 24 to 10. -- laterave more after in the broadcast with dave zirin . and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in the final debate before tuesday's primary in new hampshire, republican presidential contenders battled it out saturday night at st. anselm college in manchester, new hampshire. taking part in the debate were new jersey governor chris christie, dr. ben carson, senator ted cruz of texas, donald trump, senator marco rubio of florida, former florida governor jeb bush, and ohio governor john kasich. abc news excluded former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina from the debate despite , protests from many republicans. much of the debate coverage h

garbut scores off the rebound 3-1 ducks about a minute later tommy wingles turns on the red light 3-2 ducks late 3rd period sharks on the powernce after chance but can't penetrate ferederik andersen final: 3-2 ducks sharks end 10-game point streak as for the teams. both start practice tomorrow. today cam newton was asked again about his black quarterback statement. >>:i don't even want to touch on the topic of black quarterback because i think at this game is bigger than black white or even green i think we limit ourselves when we just label ourselves. i want to bring awareness because of that >> gary :newton's counterpart. peyton manning. has dinner plans with his brother two-time super bowl champion eli later this week he was asked what they will talk about >>:we do not really have an itinerary for what we're going to talk about the we have an idea about where we're going to meet and when probably split the check >> gary :and super bowl night tune in for a special edition. of sports night live j.r. stone will co-host our guest raiders linebacker lorenzo alexander lady gaga will sing the national anthem at the super bowl thi

hillary clinton had the big upset with barack obama, it was tommy monino who brought up hundreds of volunteers up here. watch this on the ground, the powerf boston, the workers, the mayor of boston puts this stuff together. much more to come here from the spin room, we're learning stuff here. including what the republicans are saying after seeing tonight's debate. coldly observing it, i must say. anyway, you're watching msnbc's live coverage of the debate live from the beautiful campus here of the university of new hampshire. >> now, all of the ideas that i'm talking about they are not radical ideas. making the public have colleges free, used to exist in the united states. rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure. and creating 13 million jobs. by doing away with tax loophol s s that large corporations now enjoy, by putting their money in the cayman islands. that is not a radical idea. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so

tommy's nearly gone. wave lengths and speeds to target various ink. how does this man compare to others on the market. >> by far this is the most powerful machine to date. >> reporter: he says for patients that means fewer treatments and fewer chance of skin damage afterwards. each sessions takes a few minutes. >> we are all done. >> reporter: treatments cost several hundred dollars a session. other than some redness and tenderness, most patients don't experience major side effects. >> so we are not just not seeing the scarring and changing color of the skin that we used to do with older technologies. >> reporter: these before and after pictures shows tommy's progress. >> i was just blown away at how quick it happened. reporter: he says he is finally comfortable again in his own skin. kenneth craig, cbs news, martinsville, new jersey. news" for this monday. thanks for watching. have a great day. now on daybreak ...we start with a live look outside good morning. today is monday ...february 15th...it's now

this morning in a vehicle parked behind a home on power at the hospital right now no suspect information this morning at city hall in portsmouth. tommy chapman took the oath of office to become chief of police and protesters showed up at the swearing in today william chapman's family who was not related to the new cheap protested at the courthouse then marched to city hall william chapman died after a portsmouth officer in officer involved shooting. former portsmouth officer stephen rankin is charged in his death this morning to coast the coast guard made a rescue off the coast of virginia beach according to dispatch a cruise ship passenger had a medical situation. coast guard helped taken to shore to virginia beach where ems workers taken to hospital. no word yet on the current condition of the passenger or which cruise ship he was new in this new lumber liquidate years the stock plunged in pre market trading today this comes after the cdc said people exposed to types of the company's laminate flooring are three times more previously predicted the cdc now estimates the risk of cancer is six to thirty cases per one hundred thousand p

powerful and effective than anything else on the market. market.kenneth craig shows us how it's changing lives. lives. tommy prosser is 38 years old, married and now ready to start a family. and for him, that means getting rid of this large arm tattoo he got when he was 18.(thomas prosser, patient)kc when did you start thinking man, this is a bad move, i don't want this? probably in my twenties. doctor mitchell chasin is working to erase it.he's using the latest f-d-a approved laser technology called 'piqo4' (peak-oh-four). in just three visits, tommy's 20 year old panther tattoo, is nearly gone.(nats: procedure) the laser has four different wavelengths and speeds to target specific colors of ink. for skin and body.) kenneth: so how does this machine compare to other machines that were on the market? doc: this bar far is the most powerful machine to date he says for patients, that means fewer treatments and a smaller chance of skin damage afterwards.(standup kenneth craig:) each session takes just a few minutes. the number of treatments a patient needs depends on the color and size of the tattoo.treatments

powerful and effective than anything else on the market. kenneth craig reports from new jersey and shows us how it's helping one man turn over a new leaf. tommy prosser is 38 years old, married and now ready to start a family. and for him, that means getting rid of this large arm tattoo he got when he was 18. man, this is a bad move, i don't want this? probably in my twenties. doctor mitchell chasin is working to erase it. he's using the latest f-d-a approved laser technology called 'piqo4' . in just three visits, tommy's 20 year old panther tattoo, is nearly gone. the laser has four different wavelengths and speeds to target specific colors of ink. kenneth: so how does this machine compare to other machines that were on the market? doc: this bar far is the most powerful machine to date he says for patients, that means fewer treatments and a smaller chance of skin damage afterwards. each session takes just a few minutes. the number of treatments a patient needs depends on the color and size of the tattoo. treatments cost several hundred dollars a session. other than some redness and tenderness, major side effects. we're just not seeing the sc

power of dough. give it a pop. >>mark: pox is tommyle did not see his shadow this morning the prediction was made in this about 65 mi. northeast of pittsburgh--punxsutawney phil >>mark: it is rare mourn for mid february 2nd and half a point of winter will have rain falling right now across the they will. talk more of that coming will >>mark: who had an arsenal in the sierra. >>james: off the cold weather this is atop mount hamilton may be invalid obligatory will give the camera to show you through the clouds. >>james: as we move the man of the rain picks up as we headed south their id is we have some heavy rain falling that will be a span if you're leaving the house in the next 10 minutes this is quickly moving down in the direction of the dumbarton bridge. >>james: as traffic is stacked up heading into san francisco during the umbrella you needed for the entire morning commute here was the satellite radar views embedded in that will be lost in the morning commute temperatures not as cold as yes to the a lot of mid-40s 46 degrees of oa

unwanted tattoos. doctors say it's more powerful and effective than anything else in the market. how it's helping one man turn over a new leaf. >> good to see you. tommy prasser is married and ready to start a family. for him, it means getting rid of this arm tattoo that he got when he was 18. >> when did you start thinking, it's a bad move. i don't want this. >> mid-20s. >> dr. chase in is working to erase it. he's using the fda approved laser technology. is nearly gone. targets specific colors of, inc. >> compared to others in the market. >> this is by far the powerful machine. >> for patients, that means fewer treatments and smaller chance of skin damage afterwards. number of treatments depends on the color and size. >> treatments cost $700 a session. other than redness and tenderness, most patients don't experience major side effects. >> these before and after pictures, shows tommy's progress. >> i was blown away. >> and he says he's finally comfortable again in his own skin. kenneth craig, cbs news, martinsville new jersey. toot, limiting the design to dark green and blacking. those are the easiest numbers. >> depends how deep the ink. they belie

tommy's 23-year-old panther tattoo is nearly gone. the laser has four different wave lengths and speedset various ink. how does this man compare to others on the market. >> by far this is the most powerful machine to date. >> reporter: he says for patients that means fewerts and fewer chance of skin damage afterwards. each sessions takes a few minutes. >> we are all done. atments cost several hundred dollars a session. tenderness, most patients don't ex >> so we are not just not seeing the scarring and changing color of the skin that we used to do with older technologies. >> reporter: these before and after pictures shows tommy's as just blown away at how quick it happened. >> reporter: he says he is finally comfortable again in his own skin. kenneth craig, cbs news, le, new jersey. >>> that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

powerful and effective and more than anything else on the market. >> kenneth craig, our reporter, shows us how it is helping one man turn over a new leaf. >> good to see you. >> welcome. >> reporter: tommy is 38 years old. married. family. and for him, that means getting rid of this large arm tattoo he got when he was 18. >> at what point did you start thinking, man, that was a bad move? i don't want this? >> probably in my 20s. >> dr. mitchell chasen is working to erase it. he is using the latest fda- approved laser technology called peco-4, in just three visits, tommy's 20ear-old tattoo is nearly gone. >> can't wait to see what it looks like this time. >> the laser has four given wave lengths and speeds that targets the specific colors of ink. >> how does this machine compare to other machines that were previously on the market? >> this is by far the most powerful machine to date. >> he says for patients, that means wer treatments, and a smaller chance of skin damage afterwards. >> each session takes just a few minutes. the number of treatments a patient needs depends on the color and size of the tattoo. >> we are all done. >> reporter: treatments cost other than some redness and tend

but tommy's isn't the only favorite among the candidates...the beacon's campaign trail tradition dates back to the restaurants beginnings...turns out the beacon's founder...had powerful friends... friends... 3 06:26:25"back in the mid 50s mr. white ....was close friends with warren abernathy who in turn was aide and secretary of then senator strom thurmond...so that started in '54...so whenever the political events would come to town of course mr. abernathy adn gov. thurmond would come here to see their old buddy mr. john white.and while these restaurant owners say most of their v-i-p visitors during primary season are republicans...they don't see red or blue...06:29:32"all we see is green."02:19"we welcome democrats 06:29:20we'd love to see hillary and bernie if they were to come to 3 the candidates don't have any scheduled stops at either of these restaurants until saturday's primary...but restaurant owners say they haven't seen the last of them. live in greenville andrew reeser the four o clock news. 3 now time for weather and traffic together every 10 minutes---- 3 expect plenty of sunshine for the remainder of the work week with temperatures near normal for this

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tommy. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> are you going to put this in front of me. >> i want you to know, i want to know what your wheel power is. apparently it comes with lots of chips on the side. >> so you have lost how much. >> i'm almost at 30-pound, 29 pounds. >> why do you think you miss this. >> why, look at it, it is calley's cheese stake. >> can you eat the cheese stake part and not the bread. >> but technically yes you are not doing anything of this. >> no, there is cheese. >> you are not doing cheese no cheese. >> you have been working out where. >> at the newtown square. >> four or five times a week. >> at least four times. >> you have lost a lot of inches. >> 22 inches between thighs, belly, chest and arms. >> i can see it in your face. lou handsome. are you still single. >> yeah. >> not for long. >> people told you they can start seeing it. >> yes. >> people don't remember you are trying to lose 100 pounds by labor day. >> yes. >> 100-pound by labor day. >> why are you doing this. >> because i said, i have been fat my whole life, i have lived my half fat. >> so you are not eating this what are you eating. what

picture is 137 this is tommy or rice pickup one of the things that i wanted to close by saying is actually quoting someone that people probably wouldn't even think connected to black poweright? that's all the things i am talking about about the familiar or not familiar. this is the ways in which we insert them not to include them but really transform the narrative. surely children also said, people are going to get used to black and woman power coming together but surely children, one of her campaign persons was octavia butler and i don't know if all of you heard of octavia butler but she's a science-fiction writer and she campaigned for killam in 1972 and in the 2004 documentary chisholm 72 she says power, octavia butler says power is really just a tool and it's what you do with it that matters and then the way i wanted to end was, it seems then that the need for struggle to achieve empowerment for black people is necessary on the middle class black set we sometimes get caught in on individualism and what it means to succeed in a respectable mode and that we have to move beyond what i imagine and see as a recuperating dependency on real and feigned white goodwill. that