highlighted by a win over cross town rival wittman, this team might make a believer out of you before it's all said and done. >> i've been a believer since off-season workouts and turnouts we had and how much stronger and faster we've gotten and they validated it because it was a big victory for us. if we beat wittman, gave a lot of confidence for the rest of the season. >> meant change and meant our program was finally where we wanted it to be. we will be the cross town rival and something we have done in x amount of years or ten years. it felt good to just taste that success. >> reporter: but a win could be even more difficult to come by. the cougars are the number one seed this year after coming up just short in the state championship game last year. led by a group of guys headed to play big-time college football, no one thinks the barrons can do it. >> they are an amazing team. well coached, disciplined, athletic, big and strong. >> we have always been the underdogs and always been the smallest team and going up there, we have nothing to lose at all. we basically, it's us going, f

people like walter wittman 1932 as the campaign was getting under way. the candidates to oppose roosevelt to the democratic nomination if anyone of those other candidates had won the democratic nomination the democrats might very well have run a candidate to the right of herbert hoover in the election of 1932. if that happened to the progressive republicans were ready to run an independent third-party choosing mayor bloomberg. there's always a possibility of the candidate getting in for the race, and because the economy collapsed, the socialist party and a lot of other radical party stop that they were going to do terrific in 1932, the public would turn to them and increase their numbers. the socialists were projecting a would get twice the votes they ever had before. the communist party said they were going to get a million votes in that election. so, at least in the beginning of 1930 to the end of it looked very different. but of course we know that franklin roosevelt won. even though it's not inevitable that he was going to win, there are some skills

this can't be easy on anybody, including the head coach randy wittman. picking it up in the second quarter. webster turns it over. krauter on the other end for the easy dunk. the wizards down by 18 at the break. late third quarter, wizards making a run. jordan crawford for three. jordan had 21 off the bench for the wiz. they came back from 22 down. fourth quarter, wizards down by six. get the ball to the always dangerous cartier martin. he had 14 points all in the fourth quarter. it's a ball game. play defense now. >> uh-oh. come on, guys. >> three-point game. you give it up like that. 107-101 was the final. >> we fought. just learning process. we can't get down like we did. tonight we did fight back. >> all right. down a level. georgetown hosting liberty. the hoyas without their star sophomore recovering from a concussion. starks shoots, misses, but no fear. greg witting ton is there for the putback. wittington with a career high 18 points. otto is loving it. wittington x looking like magic johnson dish to lube i can. the hoyas up by 15. georgetown up b

. >>> john wall's recovery is heading in the right direction according to randy wittman. the wizards' guard visited a doctor today which showed improvement in the left knee. last night the wiz battled back from 11 down in the 4th. chris singleton tied the game with a jam in the final seconds, but the celtics accelerated through the finish. the wiz host the bucks tomorrow night. >>> check this out. the makeover of the uss battan. the ship hosts the georgia basketball game on friday, a unique atmosphere off the coast of jacksonville. >> this is bigger than just game. it's brave for our program and our school to have the opportunity to -- a privilege for our program and our school to have the opportunity to play in front of our sailors, to have the opportunity to go down and fewer and interact with the sailors on the uss battan. that alone it's an honor to play in front so of many men and women that fight for this country. >>> virginia tech trying to ack tyler spoils the play here. freeman, the illegal forward pass, that's a safety. it's a one-point game 20-19 fsu. then the

randy wittman in for a long 9, shot 29% from the field, 17 turnovers.on sessions going to get the rock and an easy lay-in here, a high 21 points, still winless through six games, 92-76 the final. the only guy feeling worse, a member of the warriors. >>> the bad basketball continues, tony bennett and virginia hosting delaware in the second round of the nic tip- off, cavaliers shot 6 of 29 in the 1st half. 2nd half nolte buries the three to give virginia the lead. delaware with an answer, big night for devon sadler. he hits the stepback three pointer and led his team with 15 points. delaware shocks virginia 59-53, the blue hens first win over an acc team in more than 50 years. george mason falls to bucknell on the road 61-56. >>> it should be crazy to even mention the playoffs, why the struggling nfc east has the redskins thinking crazy thoughts next. >>> the odds aren't good for the skins. in the current 12 team playoff format only three teams have ever started 3-6 and made the postseason. all three snuck in with wildcard berths. no 3-6 team has won thei

a crash past for the bell for on route 1 wittman highway -- fort belvoir, route 1 richmond highway. will cause some backups in each direction. back to you. >> still to come, this week's challenge on dancing with the stars. learning to dances in one. anncr: it's said that character is what we do... when we think no one is looking. mitt romney: believe that they are victims. anncr: mitt romney thought no one was looking when... he attacked forty-seven percent of americans. his companies shipped jobs overseas. his plan cuts millionaires' taxes, but raises yours. he'll voucherize medicare... and make catastrophic cuts to education. so remember what romney said... and what his plan would do. president obama: i'm barack obama and... i approve this message. >> as election season can be and at the time for couples as they vote for different parties. >> in this hotly contested presidential election, stress levels are high. especially in a divided household. >> i will be voted for president obama. >> though happily married for 12 years, they say the aptly do not agree on politics. -- they abs

wittman? >> thank you mr. chairman and secretary panetta. mr. shinseki, thank you for joining us. psychiatry panetta, i want to ask about how we can better align the military to civilian jobless in transition especially as it relates to the certifications. give you a great example. you take a highly trained combat medic that comes back home and wants to become an emergency medical technician. unfortunately, as you know, the certifications prevent him or her from doing that and has to go through lengthy schooling and take on lots of debt. many times they could probably be teaching the class. how can we better align the skills that are obtained in the military to parallel what they could be pursuing in jobs on the civilian side and that is one of the categories i know you are aware of and it's a matter of taking that job description and figure out how to be a line that or get some parallel with what you're doing in the military versus the outside. >> well, it is a great point and something that actually the first lady has dedicated a lot of time to. we have got to push the states to

let's see, steve forbes, ross perot, made a wittman and now linda mcmahon and i'm sure there are others who have spent large fortunes of their personal money to use the message that i know how to run a business and incompetent, smart and i know how to get things done all of which are true. very strong business people, but in the public affairs council we did a survey earlier this year on public attitudes on business and government and one of the questions we asked about honesty of small-business owners and the government and ceos, they didn't do terribly well. only 8% of the public were willing to say that ceos have high levels of ethics and honesty. so your mitt romney, you're extremely competent, capable ceo and top business executives before the campaign gets started you get started at a deficit to prove that you are worthy of trust. not everyone is in that same position and second, ceos are used to making decisions of barking out orders and having would consider capable of getting things done and being very weisel oriented. that isn't what politics is. politics is trying to cajole p