moments later vince carter at the line. the magic down four. the intentional miss and check out jameer nelson cleaning up. timing things perfectly. magic back within two. but after a pair of ray allen free throw, six seconds to go, rashard lewis, no dice. and the celtics take game one in orlando 92-88. it's the first loss for the magic since april 2nd. magic had won 14 in a row dating back to the regular season. 25 for ray allen. he is... the celtics are 7-0 in the postseason when he scores 18 or more. back down to orlando for live coverage. paul pierce at the podium. >> when you started out, did you feel you had your touch today? it seemed like you were really on but then you only ended up with eight shots. how did all this happen? >> >> you know, from the start doc told me to be aggressive. i know i could have been a little bit more aggressive, but, you know, i try to do things in the framework of the team and, you know, pick my spots. but i was able to get to the line, rebound the ball and do other things. i helped us win. that was key. i wa

vince carter.d 23 points in his first career conference finals game, but the magic down nine at the half. jameer nelson. third quarter. 20 points on 8 of 18 shooting. magic within three. but moments later here come the cs. paul pierce. all he did was go for 22-9-5. celtics led by six. moments later, ray allen. all he did was go for 25-7-3. celtics back up by 16. head by as many as 20 in the third quarter, but fourth quarter. magic. they called an offensive foul on dwight howard, and after further review, mike, the old denzel right there. >> yeah. >> maybe a little acting. >> this is rondo. sent back by superman. another look. and when he gets airborne like that the big mitts, tough to get it past. j.j. redick. magic within five. celtics went over five minutes in the fourth without scoring a single point. dwight howard just 3 of 10 from the floor. he had seven turnovers, but 13 points. four-point game, under 10 seconds to go, off the missed free throw, jameer nelson. magic within two. ray allen woul

david willits and vince cable will ensure our universities are among the best in the world for decades to come. iain duncan smith and david freud will reform our where for system so that we reward work and support those who need help. and others will insure that we attract the right mix of public and private investment in britain's creaking energy, broadband and transport and to pressure -- infrastructure. next week in the queen's speech, you will see a truly ambitious agenda, the scale of which i do not believe the most people yet appreciate. and at its heart is the understanding that it is not government ministers who create the jobs we need, you will create those jobs. let me finish that -- by saying that, despite the challenges we face, i am profoundly optimistic about our future. as a country half -- as a country we have spectacular opportunities ahead of us. we of reasons to be cheerful. there is a prize out there for the taking. because every day around the world in places like china, india, brazil, indonesia and vietnam, people leave the grinding poverty that has trapped their

and vince lombardi hammered homr the creed,"winning isn't everything, it's the only thing." l none of these attributions is entirely accurate and barnum,eri for one, would not have wished to be remembered by thatu motto. but facts rarely get in the wayn of a useful myth.'tto >> guest: that's right. c-span: where'd you find all those and what did -- why'd you e diyhem in the book? >> guest: well, if you survey, h as i have, from the -- since s 1980, quotations dictionaries,ne you come upon a lot of these diings. you come upon the -- let's saycu the less meticulous dictionariey of quotations that simply give those and attribute them toatio those people. and then you will find some morm recent quotations diction -- dictionaries that have felt a little -- bit more responsible, and they delve into some of the origins.gins and so the barnum quote or the greeley quote -- well, they'll point out that actually it wasl someone else, and i can'te remember exactly who it was that said, 'go west,' and it somehowc attached itself to greeley, whor perhaps passed that along. the vince lomba

. >> vince carter was playing really well.finitely won't be a night off just because i'm not guarding lebron james. and they surrounded him by plenty of shooters is you can't help as much. a lot of guyed spotted up on the perimeter, just seems like everybody that comes in the game is going to shoot the 3-point shot. >> as important as it is to have a guy guarding, you know, howard straight up, probably as important for us to stay in front of nielsen. the double penetration actually cree yeas more 3's in their post game. >> if you wanted out of the east, you had to beat orlando. and i wanted our guys to make sure they had focus on that. >> i think it will be played the right way. the sky is the limit for us. you know, we're -- we should win this series. we have to believe that, and we have to understand that. it's not going to be easy, but if we -- i keep telling these guys if we do the things that we know how to do and control them then we should win. >> this city salt lake hungry like cleveland was hungry. i think there is a

i would say i'm both terry benedict and vince rizzo. >> you are terrific in the film, called "city island" one last question. did you grow the beard waiting on us to get started today? [laughter]. >> this beard is 27 days old. yes, i did! no, it is for a film i'm doing, period piece, a mexican revolutionary piece. >> andy, thanks for being with us, and garcia, the film is called "city island" i hope you have a chance to enjoy it. coming up next... franklin graham has been very much in the news lately. and i'm not sure all of it he wants to be. we'll find out what is going on, with this wonderful christian leader, by the way the son of famed evangelist billy graham. don't miss this. we'll be right back. now back to the sauce. add a little bit of seasoning, just a little bit of seasong. rachel. ( door slams ) well, today's lesson-- the importance of durab kohr cast iron sinks. and honey is the best policy. ♪ [ female announcer ] the eyes have it! give them the attention they deserve. [ female announcer ] with covergirl exact eyelights. amazing mascara that brightens the color of your eyes w

have to find that personal connection to the character, so, i would say i'm both terry benedict and vincety island." . one last question did you grow the beard waiting on us to get started today? >> this beard is 27 days old, so, yes, i did. it's for a film i'm doing a period piece, a mexican revolutionary piece. >> mike: andy, thank you very much for being with us. >> andy garcia, the film is called, "city island", i hope you'll have a chance to enjoy it. coming up next, franklin graham has been very much in the news lately and i'm not sure that all of it he wants to be. we'll find out what in the world is going on with the wonderful christian leader who is by the way the son of famed evangelist billy graham. don't miss this, we'll be right back. [applause]. ( whimsical music playing ) ♪ can't help it, can't help it ♪ ♪ can't help it, no no no ♪ ♪ you drive me crazy and i just n't stop. ♪ [ woman ] nine iron, it's almost tee-time. time for new zyrtec® liquid gels. they work fast. so i can get relief from the pollen that used to make me sneeze, my eyes water. with new zyrtec® liquid gels,

red tape, ensuring that businesses have a sufficient supply of affordable credit -- something that vince cable and myself will be making a priority. we will also be working together to reform our banking system, a subject or turn to in my mansion house speech nextmonth. but in particular, i believe that we have an opportunity to boost our economy and improve our society with radical tax reform. i believe that we can make our tax syst both more competitive and more fair. the tax system has become hugely complex over the last 13 years. since 1997, the tax legislation handbook has more than doubled in length. it is now over 11,000 pages long. and the spider web of tax rules is holding back people who want to set up a business. and our corporate tax rates are increasingly uncompetitive. a world economic forum report ranks the uk 84 out of 133 countries in terms of the competitiveness of our tax system so we need wholesale reform. i particularly want to focus on corporate taxes. i want corporate tax reform to be a priority for this government, ani can confirm that the final coalition agreemen

it remains the case that politicians like john mccain, upon vince like michael gersin somehow sees people's progressivism as a cure for obama's progressivism. but of course it's not really a matter of t.r. or obama. it's a matter of the progressivism. it's no wonder that these folks advocate political principles that at times are hardly distinguishable from their counterparts on the left or that they now scratch their heads as we stand at the brink i think of losing what remains of the constitutional liberty of this country. now it is sidney milkis's aim to weigh in on this board respect does he share political argument that i want to make so let me indemnify him here at the outset. [laughter] his book, however does show persuasively and unmistakably that progressivism, even t.r.'s progressivism was indeed radical and t.r. teamed for nothing less than a comprehensive transformation of the american political order. the project was transforming america ought to be somewhat familiar to us by now. sid's book shows how the two key ways in which the original progressives sought to transform the p

. >> there's a storage place here in nashville called sound check that a lot of musicians vince gill patsy and myself in town, everybody has all of their equipment stored there. none of us expected that that would flood like it did, and we don't know what extent the water's come up yet. we know it's not good but you know, this pales in comparison to what people have -- people have lost everything. >> can you imagine the kind of stuff that would be stored in these places for musicians from speakers to instruments to drums, everything. so it's interesting, because you see what your fellow viewers are going through, and then you see what music luminaries are going through as well. nobody escapes it. let's find more about today's weather concerns. meteorologist bob van dillen, i caught you studying your map. >> i'm looking at nashville, it's cloud-free and that's the way it will be for the next 48 hours. some thunderstorms are a possibility by friday afternoon, somewhere around central tennessee, northern kentucky but even then not a widespread washout like what we had over the weekend.

vince carter addressing reporters from orlando. >> it was kind of he didn't go away from the double teamng so under control. that was the key for him. just being under control. he did a phenomenal job of that. he won the double team. passed out of the double team with confidence. >> >> started out slow, but came on in the second half. what was the difference? >> just keep winning. keep attacking. got more comfortable with what they were trying to do in the second half and where they were playing. so once i took my time and shot my shots with confidence. i got myself going. >> not having to play in the fourth quarter. not having to play real strenuous minutes tonight, is that at all a benefit? >> i think it's a testament to our level of focus. you know, it's easy on get so there was a significant investment in the recovery act into the workforce and particularly into the primary care workforce. and it's not just for doc tourist, but nurses, nurse practitioners, mental health technician, a whole host of providers who are essential to deliver primary and preventive care. also, a recognition

vince on the line for republicans. caller: good morning.with the chief justice that it should be of a case by case basis. more importantly, these things should be left to the state. it sounds like the individual who was the subject of the decision received unusually harsh punishment, but it's not really the place of the supreme court to fix that. 37 states out of 50 have these laws already. the system is working. host: let me add a further argument they made. the fact that it is so infrequently that young people get that sentence suggests courts are moving in the area of doing that it is too harsh. what is your view of that? caller: many times at the local level, you may stumble upon these individuals. the system has rightfully recognized a sociopath or something like that and wants to keep them off the street. now the supreme court give them the opportunity for these people to be let out on some sort of a technicality. let them handle it at the local level. where there is a problem, i think the people will fix the lawss. . i was a little b

firestorm out in the international financial markets but nick clegg is the critical person here and vince cable may be because if david cameron cannot form a sustainable government -- there's no use having say i can form a minority government. i will dare the other parties to vote down the queen's speech. ... >> the midterm elections are just a six month away and could change the balance of power in washington. watch the debates that have already taken place in key house and governor races across the country online at the new c-span video library. search it, watch it, clip and share it, all free. it's cable's latest gift to america. >> on tuesday national teachers day the house education committee held at his hearing about supporting teachers. it's part of a series of hearings on the no child left behind act. this is 90 minutes. >> a quorum being present, the committee on education and labour will come to order. today is national teachers day, and this is a day in the week in which we honor a amazing teachers, all teachers in this country, and all those who hopefully aspire to be teachers

vince cablewho was sainted for having spotted the economic crisis coming was speaking. let's hear what he has to say. >> thank you very much could i just first of all thank the staff in the police. we normally say this out of politeness. when you are about the chaos, it is a real achievement. i would like to a thank my opponent. fe has several good debates. they were replicated on the national level. i would like to do thank my team. and organize free my campaigns here with success. i like to think the pickle -- thank the people of twickenham. what really matters is the constituency that we serve. as a forward to continuing as a constituency. the results are all over the place. it seems unlikely will know the outcome until the morning. i thank you very much. i've th ank my opponent's. >> somebody might be included with the job. >> we have tended to think of it as policy negotiations to do we could be talking about jobs in government. he could get an important job. but see it the greens have one. we have been waiting a long time for this one. we can go down to frighten a

host: vince? he is gone. guest: it is too bad. he is probably an italian, too.laughter] host: i will let you make a last statement. guest: this has been break. i hope over the next few months when there's a lot in the news over the bills, americans will take time to look of them. do you really understand the issues? i don't care whether or not you agree with me. but take time to read, go online, find out something about defense spending, and look at both sides. make up your own mind and be informed citizen. host: you can find of permission at the heritage foundation for james, and bernard from the american security project also has a website. thank you for being on the program. we will take a short break and have an open phones when we return. ♪ >> what i think is vital now is that americans agree to talk to the taliban leadership. this author wrote about the rise of the taliban and a summer and autumn. with the 10th anniversary of his book he looks at what is next. that is tonight. >> today on "in-depth" the tv analyst, author, columnist, patrick buchanan on co

among afghans for our involvement there and the afghan appreciation for the sacrifices being made by vince u.s. troops and civilians. during president karzai's visit we also expect to discuss the nature of the long term strategic partnership between the u.s. and afghanistan including the long-term economic development, security cooperation in areas such as law enforcement, judicial reform and educational programs. as you know, our military operations and helmand continue and we are also engaged in planning and mishitting efforts for future efforts in kandahar. i will leave the specifics of that to the licht congenital paxton but i do want to note for isaf and the person the operation was the first large-scale effort to fundamentally change how we are doing business together. and helmand protecting population has been the top priority along with ensuring the military operations pave the way for afghan led governments and if element activities. preparation for the helmand operation included extraordinary levels of civil military planning and engagement with afghan partners at every level and

one of the things that bans is doing -- vince is doing is creating new ideas for growth and innovation. he is working very closely with george osborn and will be in a great position to map out an optimistic vision for a new economy built on the rubble of the old. >> two more questions. that is the observer and the times. >> if this is such a fantastic agreement for new politics, can i ask what you possibly have of dense proportional representation? >> i have stated very clearly my view about our electoral system and proportional representation. i think it was right, given the results to make the important concessions that we should have to recommend them -- we should have a referendum. the conservative party will go the extra mile to try to build this coalition. we will have the legislation. it will include a referendum and it will include proportional vote. there will be a campaign in which people can campaign freely as a reset of the time it is a part of building the trust between our two parties. that is for the good of our country. >> just on the five-year parliament, is that aspir

among afghans for our involvement there and the afghan appreciation for the sacrifices being made by vince u.s. troops and civilians. during president karzai's visit we also expect to discuss the nature of the long term strategic partnership between the u.s. and afghanistan including the long-term economic development, security cooperation in areas such as law enforcement, judicial reform and educational programs. as you know, our military operations and helmand continue and we are also engaged in planning and mishitting efforts for future efforts in kandahar. i will leave the specifics of that to the licht congenital paxton but i do want to note for isaf and the person the operation was the first large-scale effort to fundamentally change how we are doing business together. and helmand protecting population has been the top priority along with ensuring the military operations pave the way for afghan led governments and if element activities. preparation for the helmand operation included extraordinary levels of civil military planning and engagement with afghan partners at every level and

vince carter looking for a little wiggle room. gets the bounce. >> and orlando starting to pull away here. how big has he been in this playoff. three more points for 20. and dwight howard with 29 points lead the way, and the magic have won 5 of 6 games against the hawks in the regular season. so where does atlanta go from here? >> you're talking about that three that nelson hit in the third quarter, how tough that was. you've just taken the lead on scra maul? >> i think we were relaxed. that's a big momentum stop for them going into the fourth quarter. you know, we struggled in that third quarter. and held the lead when jamaal made the shot. we didn't have nothing left. jamaal played strong in the third quarter, and fell off. only two assists in that third quarter. trying to get the offense moving there. >> again, we had some good looks. you know, i don't know if fatigue set in or what. but couldn't make a shot. and then it was pretty good in the first half, i thought, in terms of what we wanted to do as the game wore on. we kind

the structural changes within enforcement, the straw to change that i anticipate to announce regis vince -- the structural changes that i anticipate to announce, and the new reporting mechanism within the division, i am hopeful we will never have a repeat of that incident. >> but me say, before turning it over to senator collins, the questions i have asked you today have been pointed. they involve issues that are controversial. it is part of our responsibility, with the oversight of your agency, to ask those questions. there's some in the senate that want us to be taken out of the process. they do not want these questions to be asked. i think that is wrong. we have a responsibility to make sure you do your job and do it well, for to provide you with the resources to achieve your goals. the notion that it is unnecessary for an agency as important as yours is just plain wrong. i hope we can continue a positive, constructive relationship. you can count on this, as long as the appropriations committee is involved, each year you will face questions the to the heart of your activity and be hel

you can watch but the vince tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern.the supreme court nominee kagan is meeting with senators and a dance of reconfirmation hearing. learn more about the process and the court and c-span's latest book. pages of candid conversation. it provides unique insight about the court. it is available in hardcover and also as an e-buck. -- e-book. >> today obama signed a lot into effect that is named after robera reporter. this event is about five minutes. >> hello, everybody. i am very proud to be able to find -- to sign the pearl freedom of the press act, a piece of legislation that sends a strong signal about our core values when it comes to the freedom of the press. all around the world there are enormously courageous journalists who eggcrate risk to themselves are trying to shine light on the critical issues that the people of their countries face, who are the front lines against tyranny and oppression, and obviously the loss of daniel pearl was one of those moments that captured the world's imagination because it reminded us o