wade knocked it out of gibson's hand. now, because the ball went out of bounds, the officials could actually go to the video and look at it. >> jeff: yeah, but the ball is loose. >> mike: unless they say that wade was out of bounds when he deflected it off -- that would give them the option -- the trigger to go look at the rep y replay. >> jeff: good play by wade. bad play by richard hamilton not to keep him off the boards. the ball is not even out of bounds. >> mike: but wade, when he touched it, i think his left foot was out of bounds. that's the key to the whole thing when wade deflected it was he out of bounds so they'll look at the replay. maybe not. nope, they're going to jump it up to center court. inadvertent whistle. we definitely heard the whistle. >> jeff: wade was in bounds. >> mike: earlier in the game in the first half i thought i heard a whistle from the fans. a couple of players had stated you could hear the whistle faintly on that replay. >> jeff: that was blown i believe on the floor. >> mike: it appears

tracked down by james, to wade. dwyane wade had 34. heat by 5. final minute now, bulls down 4. draws the foul. made the free throw to cut the deficit to 1. final seconds, deficit 2. spins, but comes up short. he had 34. the heat win, 97-93. >>> women's college hoops, second half off the michigan. sugar rogers leading the break to mcgee. team high 21. rogers added 19. georgetown upsets rutgers. >>> when we return, a special honor for the guy who helped built the comcast center. gary williams on an emotional night.  >>> gary williams was 22 years as the basketball coach at maryland. won more games than any maryland basketball coach in the school's history. last week, in an emotional dedication, the coach returned to comcast center and gave the fans one last clinched fist. maryland honored williams by dedicating the court in his name. this was prior to the duke game, appropriate. so he got to see his old nemesis, coach k, one more time. after the ceremony, williams tried to put his career and the dedication into perspective. >> obviously, this is something specia

wade. wade, you know that never worked with us. yeah, but this time it could. it could. i love you.'s go home. ty. you stayed with my horse last night... the whole night? uh, yeah. except, uh... i had to go see my mom so amy covered for me. so who am i talking to, you or my daughter? dad, what is the big deal? the big deal? the big deal is that somebody salted lightning's hay to throw the race. i--i don't get it. what... they put salt in the hay. it makes them drink too much water. and he was so full of water that he came waddling out of the gate like a beached whale. so, you--you're telling me that one of you stayed with him last night? uh, well, actually, um, one of the horses got out in the middle of the night and i had to help round him up. you picked a great night to be a good samaritan. i was only gone for a couple of seconds. he--i--i didn't think-- you didn't think, ty! you didn't think. it wasn't ty's fault. but dad's talking like it was him who salted the hay. well, dad had a lot riding on that horse. yeah, but come on, lou. a loose horse in the middle of the night? it had

wade. i want to thank you again very, very much for coming today. and i will work with you and you can work. you have no idea what it looks like, all of you people out here today. you are enormous. you are wonderful. thank you, thank you. god bless. [applause] >> we have somebody here that nellie is going to introduce right now. >> in order for our work to get done, we very much go to the congress, and we are delighted to have with us today, the house speaker, john boehner, a republican from ohio. [applause] >> well, nellie, thank you. let me say thanks to all of you for braving the elements today. i'm truly honored to be with all of you. and i come here today as the speaker of the whole house of representatives, and the leader of the bipartisan pro-life majority in the united states house of representatives. [applause] >> with your help, this bipartisan majority is standing up for life and working to restore the damage with regard to roe. we are heeding the voice of the people who overwhel

wade supreme court decision which legalized abortion in this country. and there are a full slate of march for life events including a pair session at verizon center and a march from the national mall to the united states supreme court. >> reporter: j.c., this march should be getting underway any minute now. it is going to be starting in front of the smithsonian castle. you can see hundreds of people are making their way over there. when they get there, like said, any minute now, they should be waiting to hear from house speaker john boehner. he will be delivering the opening remarks. from there, they're going to make their way up to the u.s. supreme court. now, remember, march for life marked the anniversary of the rx oe v. wade decision which legalized abortion. this is the 39th march for life. it has become an annual pilgrimage. they have come here from all over the country. we caught up with a few of them a few moments ago. >> we want to see roe versus wade reversed. >> i have six kids of my life. i value life above everything else. there are no othe

supreme court legalized abortion and today tens of thousands are marking the anniversary of roe versus wade with a big message for washington. jummy olabanji is live on the national mall with more on the story. >> good afternoon. this rally began very early this morning at the rise and center. now it continued to the national mall. you can look and see. thousands of people have gathered and they will continue to gather as they make their way over to the supreme court building. they say their message is very simple -- it is time for abortion to stop. >> people are going to wonder why. >> this morning, thousands of pro life supporters gathered at the horizon center to mark the beginning of the annual march for life in washington. events included a rally concert, and mass. >> standing up today for the unborn, those who cannot stand up for themselves, the ones who do not have a voice. >> tens of thousands are expected to march to the national mall to the supreme court to protest against the court's controversial decision to legalize abortion in the 1973 roe v wade case. dawn can still remember

wade. >> a look below the surface in -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> divers found the body of a woman still in their life vest tonight. they resumed searching the ship. this video shows crews being lowered to the ship from a helicopter above. they used a robot to search for bodies or survivors, although it's unlikely any of the 20 missing are still alive. so far 12 people have been confirmed dead after the cruise liner struck a reef and ran aground on january 13th. >> tomorrow is the 39th areas of roe v. wade, and thousands filled the streets of san francisco today over the hotly debated issues. demonstrators on both side held rallies at the same location, civic c

. >> coming up, abortion opponents marching in soggy conditions on the 39th anniversary of row v wade. >>> a plan to turn a local memorial into a national monument. >>> a local congressman knows how to save the post office. i want a baby. a baby? but we were gonna see the northern lights in alaska. and go spelunking with the guys. yeah, i said it-- spelunking. [ whirring ] and i still haven't built one of those fighting robots. come on. it's pretty awesome. okay. just a few things we need to do first. [ laughs ] [ announcer ] before you make your leap, make a list. then get going in the completely redesigned cr-v. a. >>> today is the 39th anniversary of row v wade. this afternoon thousands of people rallied on the national mall, then marched to the u.s. supreme court to call for a reversele of that law. maureen. >>> well, right now, pro choice supporters are holding a reversos wade rally in front of the supreme court. it has been a contentious day all around both sides going at each other all standing firm in their beliefs. [ applause ] >> reporter: under grey skies and a steady rain,

this came on the same day that thousands protested roe verse wade. >> kristin fischer has been down on the national mall all day, and i'm guessing the timing of this bill is no coincidence? >> reporter: no question. and, you know, this isn't just a women's right issue. this is about dc voting rights. here you have a congressman who represents a district all the way on the other side of the country. and he's trying to pass a bill that would only impact the district of columbia. >> what i'm saying is the truth. >> reporter: pro life and pro choice supporters squared off outside the u.s. supreme court. >> i'm challenging you. >> reporter: today was dominated by march for life. >> we will be. >> reporter: but the evening gave way to a vigil for choice. >> choice for women. >> reporter: the national organization for wn 's annual vigil was rocked by news from an arizona congressman. republican representatives introduced a bill that would ban the abortion of fetuses 20 weeks or older but only in the district of columbia. >> if he believes that abortion should be a crime prior to 20 weeks, the

on the occasion of the anniversary of roe versus wade, mr.orum describes fighting against abortion rights to the cause of which he has dedicated his life. right. if anybody knows anything about rick santorum the man on dog thing and also the abortion issue. that is what your whole reputation boils down to, senator, central challenge of your candidacy is broaden your appeal beyond those issues to convince people you can speak to some other issues besides just being anti-gay and anti-abortion. if this is just a contest about who is the most anti-abortion, then congratulations, rick santorum, you're running away with it. you may have gotten destroyed in new hampshire, came in fifth. looking at the exit poll results, one group of voters you won were voters who said that abortion was the most important issue motivating their vote. also in south carolina, you got destroyed, the one group of voters where you won majority of the vote, abortion was the most important thing motivating their vote. the only other group was voters who said the most import

wade. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon. i'm congressman of wisconsin, the former chairman of the house judiciary committee. one of the principles upon which our country was founded was freedom. last friday the obama administration took away of freedom by going against conscious protection. and what this means is that people who are health care professionals or people who work in religious sponsored hospitals will have a choice. the choice is their faith or their job. that's not freedom. that has to be reversed. and we all will march on, talk to our elected officials at all levels of government, to make sure that is reversed. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon, pro-lifers. [cheers and applause] i'm congressman todd akin from the state of missouri. [cheers and applause] this is my 12th annual chance to join you in rain or shine or warm or cold. but this will be my last chance to join you as a u.s. congressman. because in the state of missouri we have a pro-abortion sena

wade had to limp off and the heat drop their third straight 102-88. that's your toyota sports report. >> go niners. >> tomorrow. 1:30. >> thanks, larry. >> "nightline" is up next. i'm carolyn johnson. the next newscast is tomorrow morning at 5:00. of course you can keep track on twitter, abc7 news bay area. have a good night -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ you can see can you enjoy vegetables with sauce and still reach your weight loss goals? you can with green giant frozen vegetables. over twenty delicious varieties have sixty calories or less per serving and are now weight watchers-endorsed. try green giant frozen vegetables with sauce. the progre

wade had to limp off and the heat drop their third straight 102-88. that's your toyota sports report. >> go niners. >> tomorrow. 1:30. >> thanks, larry. >> "nightline" is up next. i'm carolyn johnson. the next newscast is tomorrow morning at 5:00. of course you can keep track on twitter, abc7 news bay area. have a good night four years ago ali vincent weighed 234 pounds and was unhappy with the life she was living. it wasn't the life i wanted to live or dreamt of living but it was the life i accepted. then she lost 112 pounds and won the title of first female to win the biggest loser. if you think about it it's kind of funny when you think about it, it took losing half of me to live the big life. but that's the way it happened. now, ali is paying it forward and helping others live big. today were checking in with some of your favorites. jorge, leslie, matt and carmen. after meeting ali months ago are they still living big? so how are you doing? plus you'll need a whole new group of people looking to live big this year. people like alexandra. there is

wade. >> do i believe roe v. in yes. >> i'm of the generation that worked for roe v. wade, we can't go back again. >> a huge jump from being understanding and considerate and concerned, which we should be, to saying we're therefore going to institute the sacrament of marriage as though it has no basis. sacrament of marriage was based on a man and woman, has been for 3,000 years. >> newt gingrich talking about marriage equality is like getting lessons on drug addiction from a heroin addict. >> what do you think? >> it was a torture session. >> i would send troops back in to iraq. >> the decision to elect a president has to be much more thoughtful than what we saw tonight. really, i think president obama is the winner tonight. >> do you think any of them could be president? >> any of them? i don't think so. >> tomorrow night, president obama will be on the ballot, he will obviously be the democratic nominee, but new hampshire is a very important swing state. so how the president performs in the state in november, o

wade decision was a mistake. they want to and legalized abortion. a smaller group of pro-choice supporters also spoke out today. >> healthcare a pellets' -- appellates what elena kagan to recuse herself. they want thomas to recuse because of a repeal. each justice makes his or her own decision. >> they say the u.s. must close the guantanamo bay prison as obama has promised. they say the prisoners remain arbitrarily detained, a violation of international law. in his address last year he pledged to close the prison in cuba. >> republican senator mark kirk underwent surgery to relieve swelling under the brain, and he could have some permanent physical damage from the stroke. he was elected in 2010 winning the seat once held by barack obama. >> still the come, talk of more local locations for one of the most popular warehouse stores. but where? >> what type of light bulbs you use in your house is up for debate. >> are the occupy protestors draining police officers from the neighborhoods? a live report coming up next. >> this morning's ice is long gone b

wade. we should act today. thank you and i yield back. mr. smith: i would like to yield to congresswoman martha roby, one of the blessings of this congress is that we have so many articulate and brave women who speak out in defense of life and i have been here for 32 years and i think we have now more pro life women than ever. mrs. roby: thank you so much to the gentleman for yielding. i also rise today to recognize the 39th anniversary of the monumental court decision of roe v. wade and since the legalizing of abortion in 1973, approximately 50 million abortions have been performed in the united states of america alone and just today, 4,000 babies have been aborted and over the course of 2012, as you heard the doctor just say, 1.2 million children in the united states will not be granted life. mr. speaker, i am unapologetically pro life and it is a tremendous honor to be part of this pro life caucus and i believe that the miracle of human life begins at the moment of conception. i also believe that every human life has the inherent right to

on the occasion of the anniversary of roe versus wade, fighting against abortion right as the cause toch he has dedicated his life. right. if anybody knows anything about rick santorum the man on dog thing and also the abortion issue. that is what your hole reputation boils down to, senator, central challenge of your candidacy is broaden your appeal beyond those issues to convince people you can speak to some other issues we sides just being anti-gay and anti-abortion. if this is just a contest about who is the most anti-abortion, then congratulations, rick santorum you're running away it. you may have gotten destroyed in new hampshire, came in fifth. looking at the exit poll results, one group of voters you won were voters who said that abortion was the most important issue motivating their vote. also in south carolina, you got destroyed, the one group of voters where you won majority of the vote, abortion was the moe important thing motivating their vote. the only other group was voters who said the most important quality was a strong moral character. you can see gingrich an romney d

we wade in. >>> and, a daughter's story. she was a 9-year-old victim who captured the nation's broken heart. tonight, for the first time, her parents talk about their emotional meeting with the congresswoman who barely survived. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," january 4th, 2012. >> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. we gip tonight with an extraordinary case of a mother's protective instinct. 18-year-older sarah mckinley was home alone on new year's eve with her baby. her husband has died the week before of cancer. when two men tried to break in. she then made two fateful decisions. she picked up a shotgun and she picked up the telephone and called 911 and asked for permission to fire. here's abc's ryan owens. >> reporter: it started like a classic horror movie. a young mother, alone with her baby. nothing around but the lonely plains of oklahoma. when the family dog group growl the door. >> he was trying to tell me s

dwyane wade with the alley, lebron with the oop. lebron forced the turnover. wade off to the races.he heat swatted the hornets. >>> now to d.c. where derek rose put a hex on the wizards. sliced his way through the lane for a season high 35. he had eight assists. found carlos boozer for the jumper. bulls ran all over washington. >>> and finally, indianapolis got a giant package from new york yesterday. eli manning and the giants arrived for super bowl xlvi. and look who came along for the ride. that's the same oversized teddy bear that was their good luck charm when they beat the patriots four years ago in the super bowl. james brewer with a bear hug for ted teddy. the giants may have a bear, but they're two and a half point dogs in the super bowl. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> coming up, a surprise and random guest for "the simpsons" milestone show. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, when it comes to baby, we like to see them born big and healthy, but not too big and healthy. you're watching "early today

wade. >> since then, abortion groups have been at odds.reuz explains why this has even more emotion. >> who were you going to vote for? >> rick santorum of. >> who can you vote for? >> i will keep that to myself, but not obama. >> they say roe vs. wade was a mistake. they also approved pulling the funding of planned parenthood. there was support from speaker john boehner. >> we are hearing the voice of the people who are overwhelmingly opposed taxpayer funded abortions. >> for many, the 39th annual march in the fog and rain was it simply about ending legalized abortions. >> just to kill our children, they are innocent. >> just to stop abortions. >> women who have had abortions spoke out. >> small courts maintain their statement as well. >> i feel like we are taking huge steps backwards. >> they were outnumbered and out shrouded. >> they are rallying on their own behind me now, currently about 1.2 million abortions performed in this country each year which has been pretty much study. the pro-like people say they will not be steady -- will n

wade and a woman's right to choose, and up the street, an anti-abortion group calling for the repeal of that decision. the walk due demonstrators young and old. >> it's important to show hire part of something larger. >> we've done it three years in a row now. just to show the kids we're a prolife family and to participate with other pro life people. >> the group at that time started at civic center marched peacefully down market street, holding signs and flanked by the sppd. >> the pro life movement is the movement of our generation. >> he escorted ten bus idaho of young people to san francisco for the rally. >> we just want to stand up and make a difference. >> there were only a handful of prochoice demonstrators and that may be because they have the court on their side. the group did find one more opportunity to clash. this starbucks had both coffee and spirited debate. >> abortion rights demonstrators were frustrated by the small showing both sides, even though they disagree, peaceful. police say there were no arrests or no displays of violence. >> pro choice supporters gathered

dwayne wade and lebron james sitting it out. getting a day off for nagging injuries. chris bosh stepped up. down three. ten seconds to play. bosh knocks down the triple to force overtime. only the second three-pointer of the season. game remained tied for two overtimes. triple o.t., that's when the heat pull away. chalmers knocks down the three. the heat win the game 116-109. >>> and in baseball, it was a good off-season for superstar slugger albert pujols. he signed a ten-year $240 million deal with the los angeles angels. is that what they're called? that should keep his family pretty well fed and clothed. besides the money, pujols granted a number of perks including a hotel suite on all road trip games a luxury suite at ten home games for his charitable organization, and the right to buy a luxury suite at all home games. he also negotiated a personal services agreement which amounts to a $1 million a year retirement gig after his career ends. so when he's done, still gets 1 million bucks a year. a little walking around money. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, m

tonight wade phillips withdrew his name from consideration.e has done an amazing job with is one year as defensive coordinator for the houston texans. he has three previous shots as the head coach and denver, buffalo, and dallas. morris will join mike shanahan's in washington. when bud seling announced he would retire when his contract retired, his wife openly shook his head in disbelief. she obviously knows the man. he has decided to stick around longer. baseball owners voted to give him a two year contract extension that will keep him in charge until 2014. he says he wants to do what is best for baseball. he did not mention he reportedly makes over $20 million a year. if he does retire then, he will do so at the age of 80 after 22 years on the job. this year the singer who won the first american idol will try to sing the national anthem. kelly clarkson will sink at this year's super bowl. they will ask her to stick closely to the script. last year christine aggie lira caught grief went sheepman gold the clerics what she gold"what so proudly

wade case in which the supreme court legalized abortion. if you're headed downtown, the march is bound to affect your commute. angie goff has more on that. . >>> we are following breaking news out of pakistan. a suspected u.s. drone attack has killed four people and injured three more. it happened in the north waziristan tribal region in northwest pakistan early this morning. the drone attack targeted a house and vehicle and is reported to have killed suspected militants. this is the third attack in the past two weeks. and american officials have said privately that the strikes have taken out many senior taliban and al qaeda operatives. >>> and today the man who tried to kill president reagan will be in court asking for freedom away from the psychiatric hospital where he's lived for more than 30 years. john hinckley's attorneys argue he should be allowed longer visits with his mother in williamsburg, and ultimately be allowed to live outside st. elizabeth's hospital. federal prosecutors say that hinckley is still too dangerous. a jury found

wade tops our stories.old that the human life is not a political or economic commodity. he said defending life is not a member of party but about standing on principle. >>> an investigating officer has recommended an army specialist be court martial in the death of a soldier that committed suicide. hearings for the other seven should be completed by february. >>> jim hood is expected in court later today. he will challenge the pardons issued by haley barber. several murders were among the 200 people the out going governor pardoned. >>> the giants managed to kick off the 49ers after scoring a 31-yard field goal in overtime. in the afc championship it was a field goal that coast the ravens. the kicker missed an easy, i don't think it's ever easy, 32 yard field goal that would have taken the game into overtime. now it's the giant and the patriots going head to head. >>> heidi klum and seal are splitting up. tracy morgan is out of the hospital after collapsing. steph ste steven tyler is being judged himself. le

wade?i do. >> he mentioned my name. >> go ahead. >> i didn't know whether i got time when it was favorable or not. but thank you. no, i think the fourth amendment is very clear. it's explicit in our privacy. you can't go into anybody's house and look at what they have or their papers or any private things without a search warrant. this is why the patriot act is wrong, because you have a right to privacy by the fourth amendment. as far as selling contraceptives, the interstate commerce clause protects this because the interstate commerce clause was written not to impede trade between states but written to facilitate trade between states. so if it's not illegal to import birth controls from one state to the next it would be legal to pass out birth control pills in that state. >> senator santorum. >> what's the question? >> the question -- the right to privacy and the response to congressman paul. >> well, congressman paul's talking about privacy up the fourth amendment which i agree with him.

pro-life and pro-choice activists will gather today to mark the anniversary of roe versus wade. the landmark ruling legalizing abortion. because of the milestone thousands of people are descending on the scene to take part in annual march for life that's going on from the national mall to the supreme court. drivers should expect delays because of street closures near capitol hill and the supreme court. >> the talk showpenn state is morning the man known as joepa. joe paterno died sunday from lung cancer at the age of 85. he won more games than any other college football coach. he made sure that its players excelled in the classroom as well. he died two months after being fired off in the wake of a child sex abuse scandal. thousands of students honor the beloved coach during a candlelight vigil and gathered at a memorial in front of this statute. >> won the accomplished at penn state will never be duplicated. >> everyone will remember joe paterno in their own way. he was a great football coach a giver to the community, and a loving family man. >> is firing left a deep scar in the

wade is the error which roe v.e threw our supposedly aerodyne supreme court justices, they do not know when life begins. is that not amazing? when all this wonderful, educated justices do not know when life begins -- when all of these wonderful, educated justices do not know when life begins? the light principles state clearly that each human life is in existence at fertilization. now, the reason we must be very careful and consistent about is that today, it is the innocent pre-born children who are being killed by our government, a also there is an idea that it is not them, but it is also for the aged and the handicapped and the elderly, and therefore, we say that the march for life life principles are to protect human life without regard to age, health, or condition of dependency. it is for all of us throughout our whole life, and we ask that our life principles be followed. [cheers and applause] the abortionists are able to operate because they not only have an industry activated, but you do not hear very much a

♪ i'm feelin' subway ♪ let's go >>> today marks the 39th anniversary of the roe v wade decision.on the national mall. thousands packed the mall to voice their reaction. pro choice supporters met them with their own chant this was the 38th march. >>> smaller pro choice celebration took place at the high court there were shouting matches with pro life supporters, pro choice demonstrators say roe v wade protects women's rights and should not be over turned. >> supporters got a boost from president obama he said he is committed to a woman's right to choose. >> dc leaders fighting against an arizona congressman who wants to national rise the district's world war 1 memorial. ted poe introduced the bill to give control of that memorial from the federal government. mayor grey says the nation should have a world war 1 memorial but shouldn't take it from the city that built and paid for it with its own people's blood and treasure. >> we should resist this with every fiber of our being because if this happens, this is yet another statement that we really don't exist as a separate entity as

okay how about that. >> dwayne wade came out on twitter and said -- >> of course. >> he seeked him outd it in his face. >> that is part of the game of basketball they just erased a 15 point lead in second half he was emotional he saw cam. >> you look funny i agree i thought it was great i can't see james doing it he doesn't have the stones like your boy d wade has that is a subject for another day. superman. >> see what he has to say about lebron when he hoist that trophy. >>> wisdom actually has a new move now he is going to invent calls it his own superman he throws his cape and puts it over his head. >>> i like the move it sounds more james brown to me. >> thanks dave. >>> 2011 was a tough year in the nations capital from the shooting of gabrielle giffords to potential u.s. default on the debt ceiling a look back at the year in politics.  >>> heads up for those of you riding metro, it is operating on a normal weekend schedule, service resumed 7:00 a.m. this morning and will go until midnight same for the rails tomorrow butses will be on a sunday skid -- buses will be on a

wade is settled law and this country continues to support safe and legal abortion.ttom on who can be the most against women health care access. and it's far beyond roe, what we are seeing is republican nominees committing to end the national family planning program and overturn decades of progress of reducing unintended pregnancy in the country. >> we are seeing initiatives. it was rejected in mississippi, to define when life begins which would impact stem cell research and say nothing of invitro. >> they have embraced in personhood initiative. it was rejected in the state of mississippi as being too extreme. it could outlaw common forms of birth control and put at risk invitro procedures that many couples rely on having a safe pregnancy. what will be interesting, what we are seeing right now, particularly i know you are down in tampa, what we are seeing in the are republican primary is this move to the far right, what they are forgetting, it's abandoning what i think of as traditional conservative republican values, it was senator barry goldwater's wife thatgoldwat

dwyane wade and lebron james doing their thing.ming back from a foot injury and scoop to the hoop and up and in. 34 for flash. wright, where has he been this year? hitting three, three's in the first quarter. warriors up by seven. the heat out score golden state by 17 in the second and third. lebron pumps and fires. 84-67. game over, right? no. not if nate robinson has anything to say about it. a pair of three's. and then here, look at the burst to the hoop and speeding by lebron with five three's coming in on the season. he had six in this game and tied it at 96. they go to over time. robinson in the passing lane intercepted and ahead to right for the flush. robinson had 24 off the bench. wright with 20. a huge victory for the warriors. 111-106. >> continue to play no matter who they have on their team. if you are together as a team you can have it how you want it. >> to the ice and the sharks andthe wild and minnesota roup in the third and a turnover. he forced the issue big time here, and he puts himself on the net. two goals in

but as furiochi waded into business, he was swamped with how hard it was to raise funds, no bank would lend to him. eventually an investment fund offered help. the fund specializes in renewable energy projects. it saw a surge of inquiries following the fukushima nuclear accident in march. >> translator: it was as if everyone began seeing the energy problem as their own. our investor numbers for mini hydro projects grew at triple the pace as before the disaster. >> reporter: of the $40 million furotochi needs for his project, $3.8 million comes from state subsidies. he had succeeded in securing the rest of it through the fund. for more than 500 ordinary citizens. whens business gets going, they can expect a yield of 3% to 7%. >> translator: the money carries the sentiments of the various people who have invested in our project. so we must work hard to live up to their expectations. >> reporter: tomohiko coyzawa lives near the hydro electric plant and is one of its investors, he grows rice and vegetables and has invested about $6,400. he has high hopes for the plant's launch. >> translat

d-wade dishes it to lebron for a two-handed dunk. later wade to james again.ving up a monster one-hander. oh, my goodness. just rising above mr. lucas. look where his head is. what? third quarter, derrick rose, crossover, all the way to the rim. bulls down one in the fourth. another beautiful play by derrick rose. he was terrific. banks it in, ties the game at 84. he had 34 points. five seconds left in the game. bulls down two. rose took the final shot but it coulds up short. he brought them back but they couldn't finish. the heat win. miami has won four games in a row. lebron is playing great. >>> the 2012 pro bowl took place in hawaii last night. the star of the show, the dolphins own brandon marshall set a pro bowl record with four touchdown catches, including this ridiculous catch. wow! the nfc defender batted around, marshall kicks it off his foot, catches did for the touchdown. andy dalton, the rookie quarterback threw that pass. marshall's 176 yards and 4 touchdowns powered the afc to a 59-41 win. >>> it was an epic end to the australian open. early yes

wade, the high court decision that legalized abortion 30 years ago today. tonight a huge crowd gathered for a candlelight vigil and people on both sides spoke out. >> we are here to say that we are organized. women are galvanized and women will not go back, and women will never give up. >> abortion was a selfish choice, adoption would have been logical and merciful to my child examine myself. >> earlier today tens of thousands of people marched on capitol hill and at the supreme court to protest the roe vs. wade decision. >>> another ruling from the supreme court today will impact how police track suspected criminals. the court unanimously aagrgreed bar police from installing gps technology to track suspects without a judge's approval. it comes after hearing an appeal in november from a d.c. man convicted of conspiracy to distribute cocaine after police installed a gps device on his jeep. some called the decision one of the most important of the computer age. >>> next at 11:00, cruise ship controversy. why the company behind the disaster in italy is under f