big game for the chicago bulls at the united center with ex mr kardashian >> is that what you noticed dan roan >> i knew that would peak micah materre interest. business of first half and it tonight but i will say this what will it be like when all of the bodies are available? chicago bulls had to back tonight taj gibson and luol deng are still out as the new jersey nets came to the united center try to keep perfect record intact. not totoo much trouble here. richard hamilton great from derrick rose 15,000 points for his career. 22 points in the game chicago bulls open up a big lead early on and derrick rose 22 points as well. three-pointer looking pretty good and people's choice got first quarter played very well chicago bulls went 110-95 still on beaten at home richard hamilton 15,000 for his career. >> i owe this to my teammates in the past and i did not know 15,000 points a great accomplishment but i cannot do this without any of my teammates from my career >> blackhawks play-bill tomorrow night without their captain trying to turn the tables on them skating today patrick sharp am

carlos boozer ronnie brewer top scoring with seventeen points at pace at the united center. for brewer making it so easy for forty four bowls in the search a forty point advantage that they would firmly hold on to one zero four sixty four the final warm side it's. now ice hockey is normally a sport readily associated with milan but that could be set to change this year when milan no rush so blue joins the kontinental hockey league europe's premier competition robert for dummy and travel to italy in twenty eleven to find out more . these game moments are twenty years old the goal scored with no end of skill in essence they gave us hokey played at a high level the surprising part it's not canada. or russia it's italy. it's the players claiming one of their numerous domestic titles in style from the early ninety's. been almost famous as a big i mean we have a very long history about hockey and in milan or in milan or at the very very long because we're starting a nineteen point two three the first being there was built in milan zero zero zero zero and when we were one of the fi

i will be honest with you, i would not mind hopping over to the united center.to a fine start. you might have heard the dallas mavericks' came to the white house to celebrate their championship. i told them to enjoy it because the chicago bulls will be here next year. that is what i said. i want to thank jessica for sharing her extraordinary story. jessica is so representative of all of the folks who did so much for years ago and is doing so much now. give her a big applause. we are appreciative of her. [applause] we had them at the state dinner. the korean president and his whole family, they were moving around. do you remember that? they loved it. music is the universal language. her team is incredibly talented. i want to thank my dear friend, he and i went to law school together. he decided to make something of his life. you see him on tv all of the time. [applause] one of the finest public servants and one of the finest senators in the land, dick durbin is here. thank you, dick. [applause] danny davis and jan stokowski. [applause] i also want to say a specia

chicago bulls are looking to rebound from their first home loss of the season there will be at the united centeronight derrick rose has made a big jump on business week's power 100 list it ranks the world's most powerful of fleets and he lands at no. 30 up from 99 last year jonathan toews is no. 69 and the saints quarterback drew brees claims the top spot. marian hossa and patrick kane are teaming up on the nhl all-star team the captain's pick the team is now in former hawk brian campbell is also on their side the sharks logan cooter was the last player selected but there was an advantage to getting chosen last he won a new car and $20,000 donated to the charity of his choice sox fest kicks off today and joining us now we're happy to have former all-star third baseman and new white sox manager robin ventura @ joining him on the set today is louisville slugger director of national accounts sales brad beanblossom. >>first of all congratulations this is an amazing homecoming >>it's amazing you get the job you have the press conference and then there is this down time and now the fans and the player

the buffalo sabres were visiting the united center last night ...dynick leddy and andrew shaw and jumaane hayes world big players last night ... dave bolland made the game- winning goal ... derrick rose is sitting out today's practice and may not play in cleveland tomorrow he is still suffered from a sprained big toe and he has not played this week coach thibodeau said the decision on whether derrick rose will play is a collaborative effort ... baseball commissioner bud selig will finally stepped in to figure what the chicago cubs 0 the boston red sox for signing away theo epstein after months of on-again off-again negotiations the red sox requested that the commissioner settle the compensation issues sources said that boston has asked for pitcher matt garza but it is more likely they will get a top-level prospect from the chicago cubs >>that's a look at sports your live illinois droughlottery drawing is ... >>here are the winning pick three numbers: 577 here are the winning pick four numbers: 5464 ... $60 million is the mega- millions jackpot ... h

mike goldberg and joe live from the united center in chicago, illinois. phil davis and the former if i have -- ufc champion. rashad evans. we are in the fourth of five minute rounds. randy and jon on we'll get their thoughts as davis look to position himself for a shot at the title. and evans wants to win and face his former teammate jon jones rashad has fought in title fights before. good body control. he was defeated and this is the deepest we have seen vip vep go. >> i like how he is counter the jabs it is domination by davis. nice reach . a lot of spring in the take down attempt in the fighting for davis. fourth time all american and jon jones is -- phil davis it is a big difference. and it is odd. you go for a long time. it is a longer reach . rashad is clearly the better -- and phil is still, i mean, he is changing in his fighting style and improving his striking. but he's not loose like rashad is. >> not as fast. and not at that level. >> rashad is so much beating him to the punch and counter and phil not turning on these punches. rashad. he will p

home winning streak but coach thibodeau said that they came out sluggish at the united center last nightw a 10 point halftime lead to the pacers. f. down two points late in the fourth indiana david west had a running hook shot for two of his 14 points. bubbles were down two points again with 30 seconds left derrick rose passed to wide open brian scalabrine and he misses the go-ahead three-pointer the bulls lost 95-90 the first home loss in nine games >>they have to be ready to play every night this and as you start feeling too good you are gonna get knocked on your bleep that's just how it is ... >>the blackhawks general manager stan bowman will join the advisory committee for the u.s. men's national hockey team the group basically selects who plays on the team he joined several other nhl general managers including former hawks general manager dale tallon. take a look at the white sox latest throwback uniforms there will wear these 1972 uniforms for sunday home games this season 13 games in all bill melton on the left actually wore these uniforms when he played for the sox and coming up

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after the all-star break they have a nine game road trip, and return to united center february 19th.e hawks trying to avoid another loss to the predator is ... down one in the first nick leddy loses the puck behind the net and mike fisher gives the predators a to nothing lead still down in the third of the hawkes power play and in dave bolland it cuts the lead in half with his seventh goal in nine games sanders scored to beat the hawks 3-1 the fall to fourth in the division >>the chicago bulls forward luol deng is week to week with a torn ligament in his left hand sources say that surgery was recommended but he has decided not to do this and just play through he said the swelling has gone down and he will manage the pain the rest of the year >>the bears linebacker bryan carroll lacquer talked about the use of legal painkillers ... now he tells the chicago tribune that he has used toradol in his career for at least 40 times >>in the medical watch a vaccine designed to kill cancer cells in the body and prevent them from coming back ... the vaccine was created at the roswell park cancer

mike goldberg and joe live from the united center in chicago, illinois. phil davis and the former if i have -- ufc champion. rashad evans. we are in the fourth of five minute rounds. randy and jon on we'll get their thoughts as davis look to position himself for a shot at the title. and evans wants to win and face his former teammate jon jones rashad has fought in title fights before. good body control. he was defeated and this is the deepest we have seen vip vep go. >> i like how he is counter the jabs it is domination by davis. nice reach . a lot of spring in the take down attempt in the fighting for davis. fourth time all american and jon jones is -- phil is a big difference. and it is odd. you go for a long time. it is a longer reach . rashad is clearly the better -- and phil is still, i mean, he is changing in his fighting style and improving his striking. but he's not loose like rashad is. >> not as fast. and not at that level. >> rashad is so much beating him to the punch and counter and phil not turning on these punches. rashad. he will put it dow

the red wings were visiting the united center last night five minutes into the game patrick sharp scoredo put the blackhawks up 2-0 but he left later in the period with an upper body injury the red wings tied at the score and in overtime steve montador fell on corey crawford allowing the detroit red wings to score the game winner the blackhawks lost 3-2 that is for a row they should know more about patrick sharp and his injury to dayflower tim tebow wrote made his first playoff start against the pittsburgh steelers it is tied it 23 points first play of overtime tim tebow joe fiennes thomas who takes it 80 yds for the game winner is the fastest overtime game in nfl history tim tebow threw two touchdowns and ran for another as the broncos beat the pittsburgh steelers 29-23 the new york giants and the atlanta falcons in the nfc wild-card matchup ... a lentil up only scored two points while eli manning threw three touchdowns here is hakim nicks in the third going 72 yds for scoring the giants beat the pafalcons 24-2 their first home playoff win and a decade here are the playoff matchups for

>> so far by cox hang in there going to be awhile until they see united center after tonight's game inoad trip to enjoy it last tape of last chance of home come cooking for one month no jonathan toews creditors usually make it tough no difference tonight. greg smith drops it to corey crawford 1-0 national another turnover leads to this mike fisher makes it 2-0 national 9 corey crawford happy hawks 3 penalties without further damage and finally breaking through dave bolland on the board power play goal that is when they are 3-1 the national with a few minutes to go. chicago bulls staring at a nine game road trip perhaps sometime they will have luol deng back in the lineup but for now luol deng rather unusual prognosis of being week to week opposed to day-to-day torn ligament and left wrist. no sooner chicago bulls got derrick rose back last night lost who luol deng sat out against new jersey nets injury against charlotte he knew right away it was bad could be repaired surgically luol deng elected to put that off at least for now. >> i feel like we have a good chance of doing something s

tonight >> cullom this antheil 27 points fewest in the entire nhl new coach but same players visit united centerut went down through the crease and his head off of the post. knocked him kickback and in their wed hossa dave boland acted. shorting 1-0 tie at the letter patrick kane vector spielberg is 102-1 and in the third letter in light scrabbling in front. second of the night six of his 11 goals against columbus. four- to late snapping the street and chicago bulls and the second of their back to back-to-back. minnesota spent first 18 minutes building a 24 point lead at last 24 minutes tried not to blow it. gallant for the chicago bulls and the derrick rose first quarter of the bonds sick finish. 51-27 at one point and minnesota timber wolves flying back ricky rubio that is why did love him up there to at the date randolph a six. game at halftime the third quarter and a bit of a cushion again. trains the three-pointer 70-62. but minnesota scored eight straight points to tie. >> about it chicago bulls began to control to get it to the house heist in the final minute 31 and above it for him tonig

authorities believe they have identified the unit at the center of the allegations. but the pentagon and the white house said the culprits will be held accountable. >> good morning, everyone. is absolutely inconsistent with american values, standards of behavior we expect from our military personnel, and how the vast majority of our military personnel particularly marines hold themselves responsible. >> others are shocked by the incident. >> this should go to the u.n. human rights commission. they need to be brought in front of an international court. >> it is against islam and jeopardize peace talks with the taliban. it just shows the u.s. does not want peace talks. >> the taliban's reaction has been surprisingly reserved. a spokesman said the incident would not stop the current negotiations, adding the u.s. military had already committed far worse crimes in afghanistan. >> the taliban says it will not break off potential peace talks over this incident, but what kind of impact will this have in afghanistan? we put that question to our correspondent in kabul. >> what

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this dispute has unearthed issues around the united states detention center in cuba. there the united states continues to hold many detainees without charging them with a specific crime. in new york, fox news. >> in other news of the world in syria a large government organized funeral was held for the 26 that died in a bomb attack yesterday. some of those killed were security forces. the government said it'll strike back with an iron fist against the bombers but anti government protesters said the government is to blame for the blast and they say 27 were killed in clash was security forces. >>> from nigeria the head of the christian association said his community will take all necessary steps to defend itself against a wave of killings by islamic extremists. in the last few days at least 44 have been killed, 15 today in a church attack. a group has claimed responsibility. the crisis come as they prepare for another political confrontation. >>> from new zealand more bad news about a grounded cargo ship. the ship split in two, spilling shipping containers in to the sea a

top stories are syrian opposition controlled a damascus just fifteen minutes from the center united nations security council just starting closed door talks on a resolution that backs out of me calls to get president assad. libya's new leaders face accusations of torture as doctors without borders pull out of a key city saying the same patients keep returning but with. injuries it's raising key questions among human rights groups about the people they could help bring to power. and crowds gather outside the polish presidential palace as people take there and get to the top of the online anti-piracy pact which regular internet users. also put. up programs continue this month technology gets close to the secrets of the universe. big questions big dance is there than looks at what siberia has to offer the science of tomorrow soledad. hello and welcome to technology update this month we've ditched the bright lights and credits streets of moscow for snow cover novosibirsk now this fridge and siberian city is actually a hotbed of russian scientific activity and our first thought takes us to an in

center people. >> thank you. we have 22,000 folks today in the united states who actually do back office and call center work from0 when we last saw you, and we are now 22,000. and we accept another 8,000 workers in the united states alone in the year 2012. so that's an idea then to be focused -- i would like to focus first on skills but second on the work. also to look at work that's being done that has a need to be done in a facility. what we're finding in many of the fortune 500 companies today are doing, they are looking at ways in which work can be virtualized. so that the work can be placed with a worker as opposed to making workers have to tumly commute or relocate to a community in order to be able to find a job. it is very difficult for people to decide to relocate. zoo this would allow the people to move the jobs or the work that's being done to where the worker rides. that would be the second suggestion i would make. let's look for ways to take work that people consider have to be done and let's figure out how to virtualize that work and bring it home. >> i am glad you mentioned it. part of the reason

united states. thank you very much. [applause] this event was hosted by the atlanta history center. to find out more, visit atlantahistorysenator dhaka. >> staff writer with "the washington post" has written a new book called ten letters the stories americans still their presidents. what are the ten letters? >> ten letters that come to president obama every day and really are a reflection of the mail that comes across the country and republicans and democrats, fourth graders, grandmothers, i mean, it is really space collection every night that comes to him that he then read and usually lights back one or two letters a day. >> how are the letters delivered to him? are they carefully edited or is it pretty -- can they be pretty frank with him as well? >> they can be frank with him that getting the letters to his desk requires an army. they'll use to be handled inside the white house before the anthrax scared then they moved off site to this sort of secret office building in downtown d.c. or 1500 volunteers and 100 full-time staffers work every day to sort of take these 20,000 letters

if someone gets into one of these cholera treatment units or centers, they're not going to die of cholera. but that does not replace a public water system, it does not replace a public hospital, it does not replace a public reporting system like the cdc which does a lot more than reporting. as you can see, i'm told about this movie i didn't see. but that's an example. so the red cross we said to them, you know, help us keep the general hospital going, and you were there in the general hospital. haiti's largest hospital. and that's going to require finding a way to get salaries paid for workers. >> but how does that logistically actually happen? >> well, it logistically actually happens by convincing them to do it and then saying, okay, maybe you want other groups to accompany you, that's the word we're trumpeting a lot in this book, accompaniment, as an alternative development strategy. so the red cross accompanies us financially, and we accompany the general hospital or the public sector. and that's the idea behind it, and there are other -- my colleagues who are here from new york could

one out of every three adults in the united states are obese. the centers for disease control and prevention released the numbers today, that more than 70% of adults are overweight. experts say to change the trend for the next generation, adults need to do a better job modeling healthy eating and exercise habits. right now 1 in 6 children are obese. >>> and for centuries, slits from ruined reputations. but now a new study said gossiping can have an up side. it can be therapeutic. somebody behaving behalfly can create heart beats in some subjects, and gossiping could are yeeou are worried about dishonest or untrustworthy people. we'll be right back. >>> betty white celebrated her 90th birthday in style, complete with a card from the president. >> i can't believe you are 90 years old. in fact, i don't believe it. that's why i am writing to ask if you will be willing to produce a copy of your long-form birth certificate. >> that was very funny. that aired as part of the tribute to betty white. dozens of people from her six-decade career in showbiz wished her a

have confirmed that the shipment contained 35 pound of cocaine has been seized at the united nations mail intake centerficials are trying to figure out how it got there and who it belongs to. officials tell us they don't think there is any relationship between the cocaine and the united nations but instead the cocaine was intended to be picked up at a mail processing center. two bags doctored to look like diplomatic pouches which are not subject to screening raised suspicions because of faulty logos. they both had sky blue colored poorly concocted u.n. logos. the drugs were issued in hollowed out notebooks inside the bag. martha: talk to me a little bit where the drugs came from, anna. we know we said they are from mexico but they're going to try to track down the source of it. >> reporter: here's the deal on it, martha. no name on it. no return address on the packages. they were sent from mexico city through cincinnati and new york. as soon as the cocaine was detected by u.n. scanner, u.n. security immediately contacted united states law enforcement. >> this was not connected to the united nations and

past year. >>> a shipment containing 16 kilos of cocaine was seized last week at the united nation mail intake centern new york. police say the cocaine was in a white bag with a fake u.n. logo on it. it was made to look like a diplomatic pouch. diplomatic pouches are not supposed to be inspected. it was no name or address on the shipment that was sent from mexico city. u.n. officials say it doesn't appear that anyone at the u.n. had anything to do with that package. >>> four people were killed, 22 others may still be trapped in the rubble of three collapsed buildings in rio de janeiro, brazil. rescue crews are still digging through tons of brick and twisted metal, hoping to find people still alive. authorities still investigating the cause of the collapse. but there's speculation now illegal construction work caused a building to crumble on wednesday, and then took down two nearby office building with it. >>> the operator of that cruise ship involved in the disaster in italy is now offering $14,000 to each passenger on the concordia. the money is to compensate for lost baggage as well as psychologica

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now, much attention, of course, for our generation has been placed on the unit that was the center ofthe 1989 film "glory" which was about the 54th massachusetts regiment. but there were about 150 different black civil war regiments. and at one battle they really showed -- at the battle of new market heights. and it's a virginia battle not sufficiently known. fourteen men would win the medal of honor for their heroism in this one engagement, and representative of eight separate black regiments that fought on that date, september 29, 1864, pages 139 and 140, is, um, is the sacrifice of a man called milton m. holland. milton m. holland was born in 1844, he died in 1910. he initially participated in the war as a servant to a white officer, and in the summer of 1863 he joined the fifth united states color troops. remember, it was only officially with the emancipation problem proclamation that black men were allowed to serve in the military, though black men did serve unofficially. there were some engagements in late 1862. but lincoln included this as part of the emancipation proclamation

there was a three alarm fire that ripped through a senior housing center, destroying six units. >> and so far, we know at least four people have been injured. lisa washington joins us now from the site of that fire. lisa, good morning. >> good morning, to you. frank and grace. and several of those firefighters are still on the scene. working to put out some of the hot spots. and let me move out of the way to take a look at the damage. now we have been told by the fire captain that there were

race that represents our values, are south carolina values, like the next president of the united states, a center rick santorum. -- senator rick santorum. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. i appreciate that. he is our state chairman in south carolina. he is a strong conservative and he has been at my side as we've traveled around the state. it is great to be back here. we had a town hall meeting not too far away from here. we had a few less people than we have today. we have a little more energy and enthusiasm. there is a good reason for. this is a very important election. you have a huge responsibility in south carolina. the field has narrowed a little, but not very much. i suspect that after south carolina, it is going to narrow a little bit more. maybe a lot more. it is very important for you to speak out loudly. the values of this state, the values of this state and the voters in the republican primary in this state, are conservative. they believe in limited government. you believe in a limited federal government. right? [applause] you believe that -- you believe in strong family, a strong

united states. nigeria's commercial capital was the center of recent protests against the removal of fuel subsidies. they intend to keep pressure on the garment on a range of issues. they plan a big protest this weekend. the authorities are trying to stop it. ♪ >> xcel activists are back on the streets for the first time -- civil activists are back on the streets for the first time since monday. they are demanding an end to the military presence in their town. more people joined the peaceful protest. they marched toward police lines. but the piece did not last long. -- the peace did not last long. that is more teargas being fired by the police and people are running away. these cars, these drivers are very panicked. you can see the smoke over there. i have come a long way down the road. the tear gas has covered all of the protesters. we were standing right at the back. >> that is tear gas on my face. [inaudible] you can imagine. are we under military rule? >> then another second burst of teargas. it was clear that police would not back down. >> nose running and is bleeding. freedom does not come eas