the freshman gives uconn the 13 point lead and they win 68-58.e montgomery, the former stanford men's coach keeping hydrated in kansas city where his bears faced off against georgia. all blue in this one. razzle-dazzle. he had a win by 24 points. sydnie crosby playing his first game since suffering a concussion. finished with two goals and two assists as the penguins beat the islanders. in baseball, tigers, justin verlander becomes the first pitcher to win the mvp award in 1992. and raiders wide receiver, darius heyward is doing okay after injurying his neck yesterday against the vikings. in fact, hugh jackson has not ruled him out for sunday's game against the bears yet. bears quarterback, jay cutler had surgery on his thumb. he is going to be out. he could be out for the season. so the raiders will be facing backup quarterback this sunday. >> could use another win. >> they have a one-game lead and hopefully expand that sunday. game is not sold out. tickets available. >> you betcha. we'll see you at 11:00.

uconn was number two. something had to give. takes it strong. she had 22.dinals up, but not for long. the huskies were too much in the second half. the freshman, kalina lewis gave uconn the lead. she had 25. they win 68-58. the full monte will be in kansas city. 20th ranked bears facing georgia. hoer high razzle-dazzle for two. he had 14. cal wins by 24. something going on there. jim harbaugh will make history on thanksgiving when the 49ers and the ravens play each other. it's another chapter in the sibling rivalry that had heated moments in little league. >> we were the all stars and they were the baskin robins. they had the nice uniforms, the recruited players. we were a band of misfits. >> we won. that's what i remember about it. we won. i think i had the game winning home run too, if i remember correctly. as far as everybody here knows, right? >> suffered a scary neck injury yesterday against the vikings when his helmet collided with the defender's knee. flew back with the team last night and has not been ruled out for sunday's game against the bears. >

they beat uconn, the school's biggest win ever.jordan, a big part of that game, basically the star. he averages 17 points a game. he is a junior. perhaps he gets better this season, stays around next year and perhaps makes the jump to the nba. uconn coming in as the defending national champ. they had won 16 games straight coming into yesterday. so i'm sure they got upset. >> another jordan in the nba. it's coming soon, folks. and i was talking about this. i love david beckham, but a story like this just kind of makes you sick in the stomach sometimes. >> you know, i think a lot of folks might. david beckham, 36 years old by most sports franchises standards, he would be in the twilight of his career. but no, a french club wants to offer him an 18-month contract worth $17.9 million. that's about $1 million a month to go across the pond and play. he does have a contract with the l.a. galaxy currently. it ends out in december. but according to the daily mail, which is a tabloid, says he is close to signing the deal, but he will keep hi

uconn vay to people that you don't have a world view. and that is usually, and customarily and appropriately so a basic qualification for someone to lead the people of this country. >> what about the answers on waterboard something >> rick perry said he would defend waterboarding till the day he died which was not only a return to the bush policy but with an enthusiasm that seems out of touch where the country is and certainly where the previous candidate john mccain was, who was tortured. the president of the united states and certain members of the republican party. it's now the law that it's illegal. >> do those kind of responses further marginalize people that looked like that he had more prospects? >> this is a lively debate in the republican party. jon huntsman and ron paul said no. but romney was more or less silent on it. he might be nominally in support of it. the other thing is all the camps except for huntsman and ron paul said we need to stay in afghanistan longer. well, that is something that's not consistent with the pollin

uconn picking up where it left off.ng it all last year, shabaz napier controlling the floor. the guard led everyone with 21 points. huskies win 78-66. uconn hasn't lost a preconference game on its home campus since 1973. >>> new york jets coach rex ryan just could not keep his mouth shut. a fan taunted him during the jets' loss sunday to the new england patriots, and their coach bill belichick. this is youtube video when the jets were heading to the locker room at halftime. kyra, listen. >> hey, rex, belichick is better than you. >> [ bleepshut the [ bleep ] up. >> he told him. >> ryan has apologized. the nfl hasn't announced if ryan will be fined. the thing about rex ryan, he doesn't have that filter. he knows the league has rules. rex ryan, he doesn't have a filter. what comes to his mind, it comes out of his mouth. >> i can relate. why do you think i'm always in trouble? thanks, jeff. >>> it's not exactly passionate. cnn's jeanne moos reports on a musical way of puckering up. >> reporter: in the movies, you've seen a

. >> national championship, uconn huskies. >> a few begin play tonight. tonight at 7:00, gw hosts maryland's eastern shore. at 7:30, three games. last year's final four entrants, virginia commonwealth hosts st. francis. american visits richmond. george mason will host rhode island. at 9:00, mt. st. mary's in frederick county visits marquette. >> acc football last night, virginia tech visiting georgia tech. this game was all about hokies. logan thomas, the quarterback threw for not one, not two but three touchdown passes! oh, yeah. he also ran for two on his own! virginia tech tops georgia tech 37-26. hokies host unc on thursday. >> good game. >> it is 6:25. still to come, we'll go live to world war ii memorial. learn which special group of veterans will be honored. >> national cathedral opens to the public once again this weekend. in nine minutes, we'll give you a sneak peek inside. >> right now, monika has a quick check on traffic. monika? >> thanks so much, jessica. here's what it looks like on the sousa bridge. can't beat this on a friday morning. no p

thermal contrast look at this a big boat of very cool air temperatures below zero in alaska and the uconngns that could start moving laid out a snowpack across canada next couple of weeks could be dealt with that down the road but not right away. 60 is the current temperature 64 degrees up 40 degrees here down 22 degrees outport rapid city and some areas can experience 30 degrees or more temperature drops. that big temperature contrast setting up sot lead at 14 mi. per hour humidity at 51 percent. elmhurst had bid the '60s, it ought 30 degrees lower temperatures. downstate look at the high temperatures. east st. louis in the mid seventies southerly wind blowing with gusto tonight come off quite a warm air mass still at 62 degrees at midway airport. not that time of the year of normal high temperatures 56 degrees. beautiful weather in geneva talks about the the stuff all evanston wyoming weather but the camera. also snowfall and buffalo why a bank you can see that coming down pretty wild weather. aspin colorado cloud over today getting set forestall fallout that way for us the cold weather

from an experimenter's point of view uconn from a regime where you can definitely find it to a regimeere you don't have any hope at all. for the large hydronic collateral to exploration, but it's not clear that it will explore everything because you need a lot of energy. so the large hydronic collator would start making that 25 years ago -- over 25 years ago. since then we've learned a lot that seems to point to things being heavier than people might have guessed that. that is the argument that the real answers might even be a little bit higher energy. i'm not just doing a copout. all of it is the same general shame is just technology as they talk about in the book. it is the size of the tunnel existed that determine what the energy would be for the large hedgerow collider. consistent with magnets adzuki protons rotating around administering. they said what is the energy of a sound theory? what is the energy would really like to study? they said we are going to build a ring that is big enough that it existing to elegy we can get there. so here we were forced. as a compromise between w

. >> he is hiking and sergeant preston of the uconn. >> it was cold. life on the boundary is tough, and we are the boundary patrol, and those issues are very tough. what about prayer in schools? this or that. their two sides of these questions, and what people forget, just what you were emphasizing the budget question, that inside those boundaries, there is a vast democratic space where it is up to the average american to decide what kind of cities, towns, state, and nation he or she wants. those decisions are not our spirit all we can say with a forum like this is please participate in that democratic decision making. it is not our institutional job. >> a small on justice scalia's face, he will probably anticipate the next question. in your book, you describe the court system relies on public confidence because it has neither the power of the purse or the sword. people will ask, is the rule of law predictable? america relies on certain programs and so forth. do you feel the public's confidence is affected when judges overturn longstanding precedent? i

>> congressman, i cannot respond to the number across the country, and i can get back uconn with -- get back to you with more detailed information. but i can respond to your questions. within that tax revision, we have 100 or more prosecutors solely devoted to tax fraud. most of those positions are filled by a line attorneys who have two roles. one is to ensure the investigation that the internal revenue service has conducted and submitted the us is adequate for a successful prosecution, and the second role is to prosecute those cases across the country. we do that ourselves. we do that cooperatively with the u.s. attorney's offices, as co-counsel with and, and a great bulk of the cases are handled by the 94 u.s. attorneys' offices staff across the country. each year, there is a certain number of cases for the to us by the irs, and we try to cross them as quickly as we can. i hope that answers your questions, sir. >> you answered my question, but what i am really thinking about is is it not time for you to a partnership with local law enforcement don't you think we should do more of tha

it is stanford's first loss, uconn, beating stanford tonight. and hey, how about cal.plitting the defense, and mike montgomery team wins in this classic, everything is a classic, stanford playing missouri, cal playing missouri tonight, montgomery of course once upon a time at stanfordment then went to the warriors, you remember that, i said what is the difference in coaching the pros? he said you tell the kid in college to do something, he listens, you tell a pro, he says bite it. >> all right, good night