investigators discovered that wallace did have a connection to mississippi. >> wallace had some connectiono mississippi in that he had some relatives that were there. >> while investigators searched for wallace, they also had to search for forensic evidence, and they weren't having much luck inside olamide's apartment. >> it's a common misconception that there are hundreds of fingerprints left at every crime scene. and a lot of times, you may only find one, or you may find none. >> since the crime was committed at night, investigators assumed the killer would have turned off the lights after cleaning up the blood, but there were no visible bloodstains on the light switch by the door. >> that whole area was actually brought into the laboratory. they cut out the wall and the light switch and brought in all of that to us. >> analysts viewed the switch plate with oblique or angled lighting. >> we take various different types of light sources, and we bring them in from the side, from the front to see if we can see anything on the surface itself. >> and that's where they found a single, high-qua

disappearance. >>> michelle wallace was last >>> michelle wallace was last seen in her car with a hitchhiker in the colorado mountains. about a week later police stopped a man matching the hitchhiker's description in pueblo, colorado, 160 miles away. he was identified as roy melanson. >> mr. melanson's background is pretty checkered. he'd been accused of and convicted of sexual assault in, i believe, louisiana and texas, had served prison time. >> many melanson's possession was michelle's backpack, driver's license and pawnshop ticket for a 35 millimeter camera. >> on the camera was was a roll of film. the last photographs on the roll of film were photographs of michelle's dog, okie, wearing his hiking packs. in the very last photograph on the roll was a picture of roy melanson with a young woman he met in pueblo, colorado. >> melanson denied having anything to do with michelle's disappearance. he said they stopped for coffee and he admitted sneaking out the back way and stealing her car. and he said michelle's dog was tied up outside. melanson told police he dumped michelle's car in amarill

that is malcolm wallace.one man, richer cartels the fbi that he not only saw a a man eating wallace's description in the window, but he also saw the same man running out of the building after the shooting jump in a rambler and drive away. that was a major mistake of richard powers part because between 19631978, there's no lesson for attempts on mr. carter's life. someone tries to shoot him in texas, he missed in montana. then somebody tries to bomb his car in montana. bening is back to washington d.c. when he gets a subpoena for the house select committee, as late as 1978 he goes to washington. two men try to cut them down in d.c. what did he see that is so important? he's not all tape family to building. lee harvey oswald weighs 135 pounds and is 26 years old. the three witnesses described a man whose middle-aged, heavyset, balding balding and wearing glasses. indeed, boardroom glasses to read of the three say. so now you have a eyewitness testimony in a fingerprint. you may say to me where's lee harvey oswa

>> i really thought wallace was hot, i really did. i thought wallace was hot. ty, who knows.had a chance to beat the test, i don't know. >> true to his word, ty ryan did beat the drug test and has no intention of changing his behavior. >> drug test results. >> i'm clean. >> how do you know? >> they don't lock the folks up that were dirty. >> pardon. >> they done locked the folks up that were dirty. >> want to tell us how you pulled that one off? >> nope. >> stay on your ps and qs. >> straight up. >> you'll pass. there's a way to get by anything, right. you gotta be up on it. >> coming to terms with the consequences of his crime, horace brightwell has a change of heart and agree to appear on camera to discuss the honor dorm stabbing. >> we're all grown men in this prison. we should have worked our problems out, you know, talked them out, instead of resorting to something like that. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> america's prisons, dangerous, often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day is a battle to survive and to maintai

roman scholar andrew wallace-hadrill.sted in ways of recapturing a picture of roman society as a whole. we've got great written sources for the romans, but with them there's always a suspicion that they represent the viewpoint of a thin upper crust. the great thing about pompeii is that, archaeologically, it preserves the full social spectrum from rich to poor. if you look at a standard plan of any part of pompeii, what you see is an extraordinary jumble of lines. and it's not until you start measuring and analyzing that a pattern emerges. what i've done is to group the houses according to size, from largest to smallest. what comes out is a jigsaw of tiny shops right next door to enormous mansions. here we have a shop -- one of dozens up and down pompeii. the way the eruption preserves things, you can tell exactly what was in these bins -- beans, chick peas, lentils... in fact, this guy was a grocer. the backyard here is full of empties -- amphorae which contained wine, olive oil and garum -- the unspeakable fish sauce wh

chris wallace's interview with senator roy blunt. tune in and we will give you two chances to do this at 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. eric? >> a lot of northeast looks like sochi after the two back to back snowstorms. guess what. more is on the way. how bad will it be and what areas see the most snow later on today. in the weather center, he'll give us the answer when we come back. [poof!] [beep] [clicks mouse] nice office. how you doing? good. automatic discounts the moment you sign up. bulldog: you know, bulldog: you know, not all heroes wear capes. some wear fur. and mattress discounters good deed dogs is here to help them. meet yara. she helps veterans like marv stay independent. this is caspin. he helps wallace with things she can't do on her own. and goldie helps children with developmental disabilities, while suzie works with people in the hospital. you can be a hero, too. give it mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs: helping dogs help people. . >>> hard at work, fire crews. a mas

wallace --ay, right brett wallace.ulous work for bloomberg surveillance on the twitter ipo. what have you learned about the company cents? sachs did fabulous work for the company. >> they undersold the story. uppricing at $26, opening $45, and hanging right in their. goldman set the tone for how to do this correctly. airlockgoes out of the from the private market to the public market with the ipo -- which went well. research went right. the stock continued to go up. now we have the first earnings report, along with several others. in the future, we have the lockups coming off. that will be full process of the company moving from private to public. >> within your experience of the game of bringing a private ,ompany out to a public company how much will the twitter executives be coached a goldman sachs today as they have their first conference call? >> it is like the planetary scientists looking at the stars wobble to know a planet is there. you have to make no mistakes. that cannot be an accident. these guys of them bro

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wallace to go and just clean out everything. and i don't think i have to time to ask for your comment, so you can respond in writing. >> thank you, mr. sherman. i thought those were great questions. thank you for being here. i'm having a hard time figuring out what the united states got out of this. the iranians got a lot and got an implicit right to enrich uranium and we have allies that are begging us to be able to enrich uranium. we say no to alies but to enemies we give them the right to enrich uranium as a reward for doing it the wrong way. i guess -- i'm having a hard time figuring out anything that the united states gained besides being able, i guess, for the next year, to go in front of the american people and say we won something but that will only be proven wrong by history. this is like the equivalent of a police officer pulling someone over for d.u.i. and the person in the car saying, mr. officer, i will be happy to pull over, but you have to let me have the keys in the car and with the engine running or else i'm not

wallace with the steal, solomon for the finish.uding on this alley-oop. cal wins 72-59. improving to 8-4 in pac-12 play. >> nba all-star game sunday night in new orleans. seth curry starting for the west. practiced. shooting shots hit not one, not two but three from the halfcourt line. also competing in the three-point contest tonight in the skills competition. >> cal and stanford facing off in the big splash, taking the rivalry to the pool. freshman and olympic star won three individual races for cal and stanford pulled away in the end, winning 167-131. >>> after a week at pebble beach these poor pga players slumming. this is a great track and capable of going low. we have seen some amazing shots all week. today no exception. jim furyk out of the rough. watch this. rolls back into the hole for a birdie. 6-under. then a 4-under 67. tied for six at 8-under. on the nine hole. four bounces and an eagle. he is four back of our leader, william, long birdie putt on 13. its it's in the hold. leading by two strokes. i'll be back at 6:00. w

joining me now is chris wallace. great to have you here. >> happy to be here. >> it's true that putin turned the gas off and manipulated an economy that is very fragile and they are very much in debt. at this point what referage does the president have and what did you learn? >> with president obama? >> yeah. >> there a couple of things that i thought was interesting from the commends that are despite the fact that the protesters have taken over the streets of the capital. you got these two leading foreign policy efforts who say it's not over yet and they say particularly after the olympics and the public focus on putin goes away and he will come back whether it is to pressure the country or split off the more russian-leaning eastern part of the country. what they said, both senators said that president obama and the european leaders have to come back much more forcefully. remember what ended up moving jan cove itch was a bailout plan from the kremlin. the west has to ante up now and they said we will benefit if you

try to put the pieces back together to see if at one time they were a single piece. >> wallace used ah-powered microscope to compare the end of the roll of tape found in garvin's garage to the ends of all the pieces found with shirley's body. and she discovered that the ripped end on the roll of duct tape lined up perfectly with the piece found with shirley's body. >> the fact that i was able to fracture match these two pieces of tape back together meant that the tape that was found on the garbage bag wrapped around the victim came from the roll that was found in the garage of the home. >> mike garvin was arrested and charged with first-degree murder. >> we have his inconsistent statements. we have toll booth videos that show that shirley was not in the car. we have the gps that led us right to her body. we have the duct tape matches. and we have his girlfriends. we're ready to take it to trial. hey guys! sorry we're late. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run u

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i think we should believe mike wallace, chris wallace should pay the price for that.l the energy. >> blame everybody because there is nothing else -- >> we conservatives don't. they say that about -- >> you can't say sara palin is responsible for violence and bill maher has not. >> the bouncy ball had nothing to do with sara palin originally.. >> i was in the defending bill maher. >> do you have instant replay on your snow >> i'm so confused. >> i see him as an -- >> is hannity going to sign me to be a co-host? >> coming up next i can't believe it. king of late night, jay leno on his final week on nbc. coming up, ainsley earhardt takes a look back at how his career started and more, straight ahead. i need proof of insurance. that's my geico digital insurance id card - gots all my pertinents on it and such. works for me. turn to the camera. ah, actually i think my eyes might ha... next! digital insurance id cards. just a tap away on the geico app. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in

i think we should believe mike wallace, chris wallace should pay the price for that.>> blame everybody because there is nothing else -- >> we conservatives don't. they say that about -- >> you can't say sara palin is responsible for violence and bill maher has not. >> the bouncy ball had nothing to do with sara palin originally.. >> i was in the defending bill maher. >> do you have instant replay on your snow >> i'm so confused. >> i see him as an -- >> is hannity going to sign me to be a co-host? >> coming up next i can't believe it. king of late night, jay leno on his final week on nbc. coming up, ainsley earhardt takes a look back at how his career started and more, straight ahead. i ys say be thman with the plan but with less ergy, moodiness, i had to do something. i saw mdoctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the onlynderarm low t treaent that can restore t vels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especlly thos

kelly wallace, let's bring you into the conversation.ok at the weather, see the forecast and amount of snow expected, of course you're going to hut the schools down. >> reporter: you did hear the mayor. it's a tough decision. working families have to go to work, expected to get to the office. if they decided the roads they thought would be clear enough, a lot of kids rely on public transportation to get there. they're factoring in all those things which might not be popular. they're weighing that on whether the schools are open. >> reporter: it makes since. so many kids rely on that lunch meal to be served a hot meal at school. >> reporter: exactly. relying on lunch and breakfast. a lot of people are criticizing them for it. they weigh a lot of factors before making this call. >> reporter: that's the deal. there are teams and teams of people out here busy clear the roads trying to get snow on the road. kelly earned her cup of hot chocolate. thanks for coming out. john is back in the warm, dry, studio. there's a lot of kids sitting at hom

governor wallace a few times how did the other the muscle shoals and its music affect the civil rights movement you think it had an effect i thought it was their positive effect larry we did the first hit record on reserve rightly did first hit record on added james with the first hit record on otis redding you go studio was kind of a. save zone right for black and white artists to work together together in a segregated city yes very much so. with khloe klux klan all around us in and that kind of thing but but this was the sixty's and things were tough and. but but i love the black people and love the black music in the loved southern so black music. such as a wreath of etta james wilson pickett mustang sound he's all those all those little hit records that you're familiar with i'm sure and a lot of people in the city get angry at you oh they they knew they knew very little about us because we kept the doors closed we kind of kept a hush hush than allow the press to come around and interview people and thanks like that so we didn't we didn't have any real hostility but we had a lot of

no i had no i had no problems whatsoever even though george wallace was standing in the school with us though at the university of alabama saying no blacks here. we had no problems we were colorblind and didn't didn't we wasn't concerned about the current. governor wallace a few times how did the other the muscle shoals and its music affect the civil rights movement you think it had an effect i thought it was their positive effect larry we did the first hit record on rhythm frankly did first hit record on average james with the first hit record on otis redding you have your studio was kind of a safe zone right for black and white artists to work together together in a segregated city yes very much so. with call klux klan all around us in and that kind of thing but but this is the sixty's and things are tough and. but but i love the black people and all of the black music in the loved southern so black music. such as a wreath at a james wilson pickett mustang sound he's all those all those little hit records that you're familiar with i'm sure and a lot of people in the city get angry yo

>>> i'm chris wallace reporting from metlife stadium in east rutherford, new jersey, where america's biggest sports stage is set for super bowl xlviii. the denver broncos and seattle seahawks face off tonight. but first, the state of america's game from player safety to going international. nfl commissioner roger goodell joins us for an exclusive interview. then two of the most revered names in football, elway and manning. we'll talk with famed quarterback turned broncos executive john elway about the role he played in bringing peyton manning to denver. and the nfl's most famous dad. >> if peyton and the broncos do win on sunday, is there a part of you that would like to see him retire, that would like to see him quit on top? >> yeah, a little bit. a little bit. >> we'll ask archie manning about his son's amazing recovery from four neck surgeries. plus the fox nfl sunday gang stops by and our power player of the week, three time super bowl champ troy aikman on making the turn from player to broadcaster. >> i love what i do right now in broadcasting. it's the next best thing to playin

. >> joining me to discuss this is kelly wallace.unapologetic about the campaign. what's it about anyway? >> unapologetic. they say they are using it, for women to show what they are made of, to not have to apologize for being great and strong. no surprise there's a lot of reaction to it and a lot of criticism from feminists and women's activists saying this is almost like a double whammy. you have "sports illustrated" issue which many women bleach objectifies women, sets up unrealistic expectations what women should look like, barbie, many moms not setting the right body image for girls. together is not the holiest combination for many women. >> okay. so help us understand why mattel, which has for a very long time tried to rebrand for barbie, feminists and other women you speak of, why they decided this is the route to do that. seems to me si, "sports illustrated" are men. are they the ones buying barbie? >> i think there's something at work here which is the buzz factor. it is crowded out there. it is noisy out there. mattel, the

mark wallace, a professor of hearing and speech sciences who led the study. mark good to have you with us. >> pleasure to be here. >> deeply disoriented to watch that. do you think that's an accurate representation of what might be going on in their minds? >> i think it is. we really believe these children live in a confusing sensory world and i believe the video and audio, captures that well. >> children struggling with linking sight and sound? >> absolutely. there's been a tremendous focus on children in social interactions and these restricted interest and repetitive behaviors. there's probably an interesting sensory piece behind this as well. that was the motivation of this, to explore this in more detail. >> how did you manage to set it up so this was going on? >> we just created a series of what in essence i consider to be video games which the children played, which in context of the video game it was a way for us to derive data that let us know how these children were binding sights and sounds of the sim lal la we were presenting. >> how -- stimula we

another washington turnover and wallace does the honor despite the foul, wallace led cal with 20.he bears win, with 8-4 in the conference and tied for third place with arizona state. >> stanford a game behind and getting quite a performance from anthony brown. he led the cardinals with 30 in all. and then when he messed, josh huestis was there for the follow-up. stanford the winner, 7-5 in the conference, tied with colorado for fifth place. >> in the wcc it's about what team can nail down second place behind gonzaga? st. mary's hosting brigham young university. dellavedova and meschyery were meschery to have their numbers retired. waldow led the cougs. 5-all, matt karlino misses, but austin can a wild tip to fall that turns into a free-throw battle. the gaels are 9-5. >>> randy chastain and the santa clara women's soccer team in the house as the broncos tried to keep success f from improving. santa clara by a point until dickerson pit that 3. puts the dons up in front. it was about pinkins, with a career-high 26, putting success f by 5. the final surf f and st. mary's now tied for

i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. the u.s. economy that appeared to be heating up last year is suddenly cooling back down. the new employment numbers have set off a chain reaction of concern about the recovery. chief white house correspondent ed henry looks at the latest job numbers and what they mean. >>> still struggling on two of the issues that will be front and center in the midterm elections. jo jobs and health care, president obama was back on the road in michigan, campaigning not for votes but for credits for an economy that has not regained full speed. >> our unemployment rate is the lowest it was since before i was elected. >> while the unemployment rate did tick down slowly to 6.6%, and wall street responded positively, the president did not mention this was the second straight month of weak jobs numbers. the meager december increase of just 74,000 jobs followed up today with news that a lower than expected 113,000 jobs were added in january. republican kevin brady, chairman of the joint economic committee wrote, th

mark wallace, professor of hearing and speech sciences, who led the study, mark, good to have you with us. >> pleasure to be here. >> deeply disorienting to watch that. do you think that is an accurate representation of what might be going on in their minds? >> i think it is. i think we really believe that these children live in an extraordinary confusing sensory world. the video and audio captures that very well. >> why did you decide to focus on this? has there not been enough study of how children with autism are struggling with linking sight and sound? >> yeah, i think exactly--there's been a tremendous amount of focus on children having problems in language and communication, in social interactions and restrictive, repetitive behaviors, but our perspective there is probably an interesting sensory piece behind this as well, that was the real motivation for the study to, explore that in a bit more detail. >> how did you set it up that you could determine in is what is going on? >> what we did was create a series in essence of what i consider to be video games, which these children p

let's bring in chris wallace.of e-mails that came out yesterday as part of this thing. where the same people involved from christie's office, got mad at some rabbi and joked about whether they could cause traffic problems in fronthoe. given this and the way we know governor christie runs his operation, how could he ever run for president? >> well, he can run for president if there is no proof that he knew about it, and the fact that these two people, his deputy chief of stat, bridget ann kelly, and david wildestein, working at the port authority -- pardon? >> running wild in his administration. stopping traffic and rabbis and stuff. >> all i'm saying it's just sun pigs on your part. he says, governor christie does, i didn't know anything about this. these folks were running wild and he fired them both as a result. and we have thousands of pages that the general assembly there in new jersey. if they don't find anything, i suspect he go about his business and may be rejuvenated. >> if he didn't know anything about i

wallace lays it in. he had 20. cobb, 26 his 18.59, improving to 8-4 in pac-12 play. >> stanford facing washington state. and anthony brown put on a show. 89 of 10 shooting, including four 3s. he had a career high 30 points. stanford led at the half. few times brown missed, his teammates had his back. the put-back slam and stanford wins 69-56. well, it's rare when a college athlete gets his or her jersey retire, especially only a year removed from the school. last night in we had just that in meraga. st. mary's hosting byu he got his number retired. only the second men's basketball jersey retired in school history. well-deserved. gaels led by as many as 14 in the first half. byu rallied. collins, 2 of his 14. cougars outscored st. mary's in the second half. they sweep the season series with the 60-57 victory. santa clara hosting usf. apparently there weren't enough shirts in the gift shop. the freshman lays it in for 2 of 14. ties the game at 58. and the career night for him. he tips it in. 26 points. 6 boards. he ices it with the m

wallace the steal, and then the finish. cal ended the half on a 19-2 lunn.n cobb misses but david crab for the put back. example led at the half. wallace lays it in. he had 20. 26 his 18. cal winning big, 72-59, improving to 8-4 in pac-12 play. and anthony brown put on a show. >> and stanford. a career high 30 points. stanford led by the second half. one of the few times brown missed his teammate had his back. the put-back slam and stanford wins 69-56. well, it's rare when a college athlete gets his or her jersey retire, especially only a year removed from the school. last night in we had just that in meraga. only the second men's basketball jersey retired in school history. well-deserved. gaels led by as many as 14 in the first half. byu rallied. collins, 2 of his 14. cougars outscored in the second half. they sweep the season series with a 60-57 victory. santa clara hosting usf. apparently there weren't enough shirts in the gift shop. the freshman lays it in for 2 of 14. ties the game at 58. and the career night for him. he tips it in. 26 points. 6 boards.

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"washington post" and "the new york times" and on msnbc one contributor, former bush aide nicole wallaceback at the saturation coverage when chuck todd questioned whether christie had a good day in chicago. >> what's the definition of a good day? >> on till 9:00. >> we're doing a feed i frenzy on somebody who we're not sitting back and you know -- we're overdoing it now. i think everybody is -- >> overdoing what? oh, my god. so much time has been spent in four weeks covering every teeny minuscule breaking non-news event in this. >> not on my show. >> well, on the network on which you appear and i appear. >> i like the water drinking the best. >> amy holmes, msnbc has a problem with a contributor. saying it's going haywire on chris christie. >> msnbc has been mining this because it's good for their ratings and they know their viewers are enjoying this story. they are up. >> i agree with chuck todd it's been a feeding frenzy. he's trying to distance himself from it saying he hasn't been covering it in this exorbitant way. >> chris christie can't buy a good headline. >> especially from msnb

kelly wallace, great to have you.eciate it. >> let's go back to michaela pereira on the red carpet where she will win an oscar on sunday. >> i might not win but i felt like a contender, j.b. ahead at this hour, we are looking at hollywood's big night as you know. one person it could be a really huge night for, matthew mcconaughey. our nischelle turner got a sit-down, one-on-one. much more news from right now. a very wet red carpet. [announcer] word is getting out. purina dog chow light & healthy is a deliciously tender and crunchy kibble blend. with 20% fewer calories than purina dog chow. isn't it time you discovered the lighter side of dog chow. purina dog chow light & healthy. and a hotel is the perfect place to talk to you about hotels. all-you-can-eat is a hotel policy that allows you to eat all that you can. the hotel gym is short for gymnasium. the hotel pool is usually filled with water. and the best dot com for booking hotels, is hotels.com. it's on the internet, but you probably knew that. or maybe not, i do

chick corea, wallace roney and manolo badrena! mayer trio. [ cheers and applause ] and of course the 8g band with fred armisen. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: well, good evening. i'm carson daly, and tonight we are housed at amp radio in los angeles for this edition of "last call." tonight, we've got synthpop from the el rey and arctic cowboys in the "spotlight." but first, tim heidecker is one-half of the comedy duo tim and eric. but for his latest gig, he joins forces with davin wood to create a musical tribute to the great songwriting teams of the 1970s. from kingsize north recording studio, this is heidecker and wood in our "last call spotlight." >> there's a tendency -- and we all do it, but to be like -- to want to put people into ca

wallace takes it away. solomon jams his way to two of his 18 points.first half, justin cobb splashes to the hoop but can't finish. bears ended the first half on a 19-2 run that put them in front by five and stretched it out. another washington turnover. wall -- wallace does the honors. he led cal with 20. how about this move? gonna take the three? no. the defender bites. then goes in for a much higher percentage shot. bears win, 72-59. they are 8-4 in the pac 12 which right now is good enough for a third-place tie. >>> still to come on this special saturday afternoon sports wrap, the hockey game in russia. we'll go to golden gate field for the el camino real derby. we'll be right back. >>> didn't have the drama of the 1960 or 1980 meetings but the u.s. and russia played today in olympic hockey. when that happens, you can expect intensity. in today's case, a very unusual ending after a 2-2 tie they went to the 8th round of a shootout with the u.s. pulling out a 3-2 win. tj oshy scored four times in the shootout including the winter in olympic hockey, th

i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. repu raising new questions and making new charges tonight about the irs targeting of conservative groups. one of their concerns of the woman picked to run the justice department probe may already be in the president's camp. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel starts us off tonight. >> reporter: house lawmakers heard chilling stories from several people affiliated with conservative groups who say they became targets of the government based on their political beliefs. >> beginning in 2010 the fbi contacted my non-profit organization on six separate occasions wanting to cull through membership manifests in conjunction with domestic terrorism cases. they eventually dropped all matters and have now redacted nearly all my files? the expected star witness, the justice department barbara bosserman, a political donor in charge of the investigation, did not appear. deputy james cole sent this letter citing long-standing policy is to decline to provide congress with non-public informa

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you can't did that. >> he is on with chris wallace sunday.aws are so ridiculous. you going to tell me in the '12 campaign, em in the white house had no intersection whatsoever with people in the obama campaign? of course there's a line. you cross it occasionally or you don't. but you think you are going to nail a presidential candidate because he might have known. obama would have known if anyone was crossing the line. this is mickey mouse stuff. >> last thing. fcc dialling back on this study into the news rooms with a big statement saying, you know what, we're going to reconsider. >> look, any amendment to this is useless. this is an attempt to revive the fairness doctrine. you have to kill it in the crib, then hit it over the head afterwards. >> just the power of various media outlets who expose this -- >> not many do. we were one of them. >> we were. but look, obviously they would have gone forward with it if they could have gotten away with it. >> it's the kind of thing when you hear it, you can't believe that anyone would actually put th

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wallace, takes it all the way. he had 20. justin cobb, seven assists, including the alley-oop. in pack ten play. >> nba all-star game sunday night in new orleans. seth curry starting for the west. curry hits not one, not two, but three from the halfcourt line. he is also competing in the three-point contest in tonight's skills competition. >> cal and stanford facing off with a big splash. taking the rivalry to the pool. missy franklin won three individual races for cal but stanford pulled away in the end, upsetting the bears, 167-133, stanford a perfect 10-0, heading into pac-12 championship. >> and this is dating back to 1921. both teams undefeated but jack clark's team has the edge. the second interception. cal wins big, 33-24. they're now 8-0. >> have to keep going. can't stop because you're in pain. for 80 minutes cannot let up. us run at them, leave nothing behind. leave everything on the field. >> pebble beach, poor pga pros slumming it in l.a. at the riviera golf club, continuing their west coast swing. a great track and capable of going low. amazing shots, today no exce

tyrone wallace, three of four from beyond the arc. they lead 54-52 with six minutes remaining.hosting arizona state. dwight howell, the big man using his size to get to the bucket. cal, 28 points. to josh for the two-handed jam. jason randall providing some highlights. then a little reverse layup. high off the glass and in. stanford goes on to win it. 76 of 70. taking on the us gonzaga game. matt glover finished in the alley-oop. sam leading the way for gonzaga. he still puts it in. under a minute to play. >>> in the month of january, joe pavelski led the sharks. hoping to sharpen the skid tonight against the defending champions blackhawks. the sharks looking to break the tie. dan boyle one timer off the cross bar. second period. on the power play. brent burns, fast. crawford shuts the door. right now the game is scoreless in the second intermission. we'll have complete highlights for you at 11:00. the day before the super bowl, always reserved for the football hall of fame. no bigger honor in sports than to be inducted into your sports hall. seven new members named today. unfo

he helps wallace with things she can't do on her own.die helps children with developmental disabilities, while suzie works with people in the hospital. you can be a hero, too. give it mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs: helping dogs help people. night at oracle...this fast break summed it up...only 4 points in >>> back in a warrior uniform didn't do much good against charlotte. disastrous night. four points in transition for the warriors, that was it. not happy. the bobcats did whatever they wanted offensively. two three's in the fourth to make sure there was no golden state comeback. now jefferson owned the paint. 14 boards, warriors lost, 91- 75. it was ugly. the moment sent out this photo of himself to repair his torn acl. i still think he'll be ready to go opening day. giants and the 49ers raised $100,000 for charity today. there is smith, look at that swing. that's impressive. he sank that shot, but andrew of kansas could have been chose, yeah. happened tonight, kansas beat

back to you, craig. >> alex wallace, good news for friends on left coast.n absolute field day with republicans and new cbo report, and politifact, all rebutted claims that the report said obamacare would kill millions of jobs. moments ago john boehner, although he backed away from the more exaggerated claims, still seemed to be beating pay very similar drum. >> this week we got a report from a congressional budget office that reminded us of one big reason and that's the president's health care law. under the law people will work less and under its employer mandate, wages will be lower. and in the end, the law is going to drive 2.5 million full-time workers out of the economy. >> democratic congresswoman gwen moore sits on the committee. you're nodding your head. i didn't even ask you a question and you're nodding your head. why? >> listen, craig, i mean, you know, i have to laugh to keep from crying. these republicans are so pathetic in their efforts to kill the affordable care act, something that is really given health care so far to 10 million people, whe

a straight shot, and wallace 10 feet away, and they can make the decision what they want to do from that point. every now and then, and visually impaired customer wants to be dropped off right at the shelter. so they can go to the left or the right from there. >> ok, you want to take one big step when you step off. the shelter is straight ahead. >> if i get on the bus and asked a bus driver to please tell me when to get off at seven straight, the bus driver very often will tell me to just look at the sign, and i will say that i cannot see the sign because and visually impaired. sometimes, the bus driver gets it. some of the time, the bus driver does not get it at all. it is really difficult when you do not see well to understand where things are. it is one of those issues where people do not see it from the outside. so when they see me having problems stepping off of curbs or stairs or running into the side of a building or things like that, it would appear to them as though maybe i had been drinking, but the problem is that there is no contrast between a great building and a sidewalk. >

tyrone wallace, the steal. cal ended on a 9-2 run. the put-back. thank you very much. 34-29.didn't stop in the second. he takes it all the way. lays it in. he had 20. justin kolb, two of the 18. cal went 72-15 afroofg 8-4. stanford facing washington state. and anthony brown putting on a show. 8 of ten shooting including four three-pointers. all in the first half. a career high 30 points. stanford led by 15 at the half and the few times brown did miss. put back slam. 59-66. he got his number retired. unusual in the college level. only the second jersey retired in school history. byu rallied. kyle collinsworth. 35-22 in the second half. tyler leading the way with 18 and they sweep the season series. 60-57. spring training has officially begun in the desert. kind of a sad story. mark mulled here was attempting a comeback with the angels after a six-year break tore his left achilles' tendon probably ending the 36-year-old's career. meanwhile his former teammate went to the big pick-up. round out the starting rotation after re-signing. meanwhile pablo sandoval needed to come back

luckily things changed for the better this past week as lori wallace report, thousands raced up to the sierra to get on much needed snow. >> reporter: this most recent storm packing enough punch to change the game. it has probably been well over a month. we have been trying or best with our snow making system to keep up with the demand and make sure we can put down a good base for skier and riders. >> reporter: with 11 inches over the past few days. >> mountains had more snow on them. it was beautiful. >> reporter: it is the site skiers have been waiting for. >> it is going to be great. i think they'll have a lot of new snow. it will be better than last weekend. >> reporter: just in time for a youth slope-style competition and the weekend. plus, a new lift called cedar ridge. >> it will offer some new terrain that we have not opened yet for this year. it is very exciting. >> reporter: clear, blue skies and just enough snow to bring out big crowds. >> it is what we set out for and hope for. we are really excited. >> to get us back to where we should be is no longer measured in inches of

he helps wallace with things she can't do on her own.oldie helps children with developmental disabilities, while suzie works with people in the hospital. you can be a hero, too. give it mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs: helping dogs help people. cener andrew bogut may have injured his shoulder while sleeping..the comment surpr bogut, and now >>> warriors coach said yesterday his center may have injured his shoulder while sleeping. the comment surprised him, now jackson has requested a media. >> please don't twist my words. understand this also, you will never see a problem in my locker room. >> mark jackson tried to quiet any issue with the comment last night after the game. today, he was trying to put sleep gate to bed. >> on the bench, david lee. >> it's bigger than it is. i don't think he meant anything by it, the way, you know, we spoke about it today and i think it got blown up and became a little media game that the general thought it would be fun to put around the locker

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the roundtable as long as i've known her, former communications director for president bush nicolle wallacelcome to all of you. i want to start with t

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nicolle wallace, i'll call you from my wrist, nicole.s impossible for 20 years to talk to a young american male without referencing some work that, from "animal house ", "ghostbusters" to "stripes." i could go on and on and on. he was not only just a comic genius for our time, a man that didn't get a pile of awards from the academy or anybody else, but as "the wall street journal" said, if the people gave out the awards, he wouldn't be able to have them all in his house. just a lovely, lovely man. >> left hollywood. moved to chicago, where he was from, back to chicago. continued to make movies up there and including the "analyze this" movies. he made movies, to your point, joe, that moviegoers, people who leave their homes, pay for a ticket, sit in the theater loved to go to because they were enjoyable. they were funny. they were well scripted. they were goofy. a whole range of comedic elements in harold ramis' movies. he wrote, directed and acted in some of the films. >> there's something very important i forgot to tell you. >> what? >>