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those are some of the y's main stories. i'll be back at the d of the program with areview of what yoll find tonight on the newshour'sebsite. but for now back to jeff. >> bwn: and still to come on the newshouronight. conversaons with economists about their failure to warof the recession. a review of the past dece in polics. and thpoetry of vera pavlova. but first president obam receiv a preliminary report today about last wees attempt to blow a u.s. airliner. in a written stament issued in hawaii, where he's on cation, the presidt said he plans to hold whi house meetings next tuesday to discuss improve intelligen-sharing between government ancies. and he repeated thathuman and system failures" had occurred in the run-up to the aempted attack. last night wtalked to former mbers of the 9/11 commission about all this tonit i'm joined by veterans ofhe intelligence community. charles allen servedn the cia and asndersecretary for intelligence at the departme of homeland serity. tyler drumheller was directoof cia operationsor europ

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there's, y know, i saw car alers open. i saw a reallyong line for a hardware store as people are trying to rebuiltheir homes. so here and there therare places opening and banks, today actually the first wire service agencopened. so a lot of people lined up for remittces from the united stateand they are hoping to open up another three those tomorrow. it is not exactly rmal life. there is a lot owaiting in line. t it's getting to be at least yocan access seices if you have enough patience. warner: jay newton small of "timemagazine, thank you. >> thank you. brown: many of those fleein port-au-prin have sought refugen the dominican public, haiti's neighbor to the east. ray suarezrrived at the border town of jimani this rning. there he visited hospital organized the pan american health organization. warning-- some of the images are disturbing. suarez: this little hospita has en thousands of patients in just over a week. hundreds havhas been stabiled in a day or two and moved on to an improvise recory home. othe have waited pat

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y >> bob: wall has the acceleration and the passing. patterson has the finishing. leading scorer in the game with 12. darius miller has the block. and cousins gets involved in blocking shots as well. frankie sullivan hits a three. they've only made five. they need more of those. look on the left side under u.k., the third column down. 16 of 27 from the free-throw line. that's a big difference. and the field goal percentage 50-9. offensive efficiency on part of the cats. >> carter: bob told us the auburn had to knock down the threes to stay in the game with kentucky. they have only five made threes at the half. i'd presume down by 13 at the start of second half they have to double that. >> bob: they had ten against tennessee in the first half. maybe they can switch that number. >> carter: perhaps triple the need for threes. yao they started the game controlling the shot clock. good shot at the end of the shot clock. didn't work. kentucky maintained their defensive positioning. so we playing normal basketball, i'd say. a nice tip to get us started. >> carter: johnnie

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y lethin undr pi ere' credit fairy we will. by d time ann: thno m tovingcred bure's andfree f omedtrok . steve: last time these two teams washington. new jersey shoots 61% from the field with a quarter. they lead it 26-18. pivotal play starts with a block by brook lopez. phil: brook lopez with the block but you saw four other white jerseys in there. lee cashing in at the other side. morgan franklin pivotal play. steve: we're underway in the 2nd quarter but the wizards suffer yet another quarter where they fell behind by 10 points in that 1st quarter. jumper is good. phil: sometimes you don't realize he's a 7-footer. you got two 7-footer out there, not right now but starting out with lopez. steve: oteroo starts. steve buck buckhantz phil chenier. we'll be with you tomorrow night when the wizards host the new york knicks as andray blatche picks up a foul. take a look at our statistics presented by your washington area chevy dealers from that 1st quarter. phil: 61% shooting also outrebounding washington by 4. turn over is about eq

y lethin undr pi ere' credit fairy then we will.y d time ann: thno m tovingcred bure's andfree . >> take a breath. catch your breath after a wild one. let's take a look at the highlights. caps down in florida as seen on comcast sportsnet. this one had everything you would need. caps at the panthers tonight after having it handed to them last night by the lightening. sunrise. caps look for better luck in the sunshine state. it did not look good at the start. struggling continues. 1-0 panthers. caps break through in the second. jason. ahead of the pack makes a move. second goal as a capital. washington back in it. they are just down 2-1 but panthers not done. gregory campbell sneaking a backhand past. first of the year. florida in front 4-1. >> giving up four goals in just 15 shots. panthers. late in the second. dropping gloves. giving the newest cap a gordie howe hat trick. a goal, assist and fight. well done. 27 seconds in. alex ovechkin going to fire and score. that's his 28th of the yore. washington within one an 4-3. later in the

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ok, ep y no? >> steve: time is for our motel 6 sixth man of the game. how about venoy overton?les: he's changed the face of this game. right hand floater. pushing the ball up against the cougar defense, running it right up their backs. more importantly, he's been doing a great job of pressuring reggie moore in the half-court, helping to force him into six turnovers. >> steve: motel 6 proud sponsor of the pac-10 conference. we'll leave the light on for you. venoy, i was checking the nba last night, there's a guy from seattle, he came off the bench yesterday at 28 i think it was against the boston celtics, atlanta, beating the celtics. but the ability to come in and change the complexion of the game really difficult to do. >> miles: he's done a great job coming off the bench, playing less minutes but getting more points. >> steve: great energy and leadership today. i thought the key figure six assists and no turnovers. xavier thames at the point. washington state led by four at halftime. and they have been blown out 24-5 in this second half. >> miles: overton not giving them any

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you're gorgeous, look at you, i loooov y >>> jim zorn may be switching sides. the former redskins head coach met with the ravens today in mobile alabama and both sides will hold a formal interview tomorrow. sources also say zorn very much wants the job. stay tuned. >> well, gilbert arenas has always been entertaining and a bit of a story teller. but following yesterday's suspension for the rest of the season he got creative with details again. chris miller spoke with gilbert after the decision came down and gilbert said about his meeting with the commissioner he said i did the crime let any do the time. i said let me do the whole season and i shocked him end quote. the version from the commissioner is different. >> miser stern, gilbert arenas asked to be suspended for the rest of the season and didn't want the players association to fight it. was this requested adds well? >> is that a statement? >> well, that is what the reports are saying is that gilbert asked to be suspended for the remainder of the season. >> where did you get that report from? >> reporter:

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the party is doing x, y, or z. by figuring out who's to blame, how can makeÑi the american people afrad çóçóÑiçóthat is how our politics right now. that is how a lot of our discussion works. that is how we start of every time someone speaks in congress. the first thing they do stand- up. this is how we operate. it is not solving problems. of what point when we have a serious conversation by medicare and long-term liability? we will not agree all the time in getting it done. i am committed to doing it. i've already gone over time. i will be happy to take your question of line. you can give me a call. thank you everybody. a [applause] god bless the united states of america. ♪ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ Ñi ♪ [playing patriotic music] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ çó ♪ ♪Ñi ♪ ♪ ♪ [playing "this land is your land"] >> after their meeting with the president, republican leaders spoke to reporters. we will here from john boehner, eric cantor

. >> y have practice today at 10:30?in half an hour. >> reporter: i have done a few live hockey shots but don't play the game. what will we teach me this morning? >> how to take a slap shot. it's the hardest shot you take. >> reporter: yeah, let's start with the hardest. i'm ot a goalie but imagine it's tough to come because it's come -- tough to stop because it's coming fast. >> reporter: you're left handed ? >> yeah. >> reporter: let's watch first. i'm a visual learner. >> the steps quick. lining up behind the puck, and figure out where my target. target. is whatever open net i have, i want to have my hands probably you know half a foot apart from each other to start, and then as i glide up to the puck, i slide them to about the half way point down the shaft to get the most flex out of my shaft. >> you should be like a dvd tutorial. >> i have gone through it a cup roll times. >> let's see it. >> just in fast motion here. >> oh. >> that's right in the middle of the net. >> reporter: it was okay, whatever. >> the rebound

i am going to make y instead of x -- bank y instead of bank x. >> the action of making a loan contributeso new information about what comes from the fed. all it is the drawing down of previously arranged terms, is that correct? >> it does not necessarily apply to other forms of lending or licenses. >> explain to me what goes into the making of the initial decision, the decision under which the terms are set under which a bank will be able to walk under a window and sap its vendors and say that i am here by drawing down under a previously arranged terms, x amount of money. >> the requirements for that are all on the web site of the board and the banks. they say, here are the collateral requirements. here are the securities they you need a pledge. here the rates in the duration of the loans, the maximum duration of the loans you can get. all of that information is revealed. so is the aggregate information broken down by district. they say how much money each district loan for in -- any period of time -- >> you're saying that anybody that cares to look at publicly available information will

@y jim bob: g'night daddy. more. >>> remember that incredible story we showed you yesterday of that lady being carried out of the rubble after buried alive. there she is at the community center in boca. there she is. and with her, her sons. mimi, how you are feeling? >> i'm feeling better. i'm getting better now. i'm feeling okay now. >> larry: what kept you going for five days under rubble? >> what wept me doing? i can tell you, i can tell thaw in one word. that was the lord jesus krooirs. i had no doubt he would save me. the minute i saw myself buried, i knew my lord jesus christ would take me out of there and i started praying from then. >> larry: ricky d you think you lost your mother? >> no, we never. five days was quite awhile but we never lost hope. we had to keep going, heaping and praying that she would be all right. >> larry: the three men who got her out with us. they are in port-au-prince. joseph fernandez, the lead ore of the search and rescue task force team. mark grossman, and eric fickus, from p

. >> if she can do it y can't i? [ laughter ] >> why am i doing this? >> good learning experience. >> i was on precarious footing to the amusement of others and with the assistance ojosh ortiz from port royal. he's only 12 but a lot bit or the ice and didn't mind the cold one little bit. karen gray houston, fox 5 news. >> a lighter side and one that is serious. you can take action if you see someone on the street who is suffering in the cold. call the d.c. shelter hotline at 1-800-535-7252. 1-800-535-7252 and they will send a van for pickup to one of the shelters. >>> two star players for the washington wizards. they accused of pulling guns on each other in the locker room. the poland family issued a stern statement. john henrehan is live with the reaction to that. john? >> reporter: there is disappointment in all directions from the fans and from the poland family, disappointment here at the verizon cter because the wizard's lost their first game after the scandal broke to the spurs losing by 11 points. we should from belgium coming up in sports. you k

to be one of those days when you need a coat in the early-morning hours and you can ditch it later y yeah, later on, it will be nice as we get that warm-up going. let's take a look at yesterday's high temperatures across the region. got up higher at reagan national than we anticipated but this is a good thing. made it up to 44 degrees at reagan national airport. dulles international, 44 was the hig our forecast high was 40 and that is what we made it to at b wait a minute marshall. take a look at the current temperatures and yes, gurvir is right. it is another cold start to the day just like we've had for all the rest of this week. 29degrees currently in the district. 25 up in gaithersburg. annapolis at 26. quantico, # 2. manassas 18. our friend at fredericksburg see 23 degrees. our friend in hagerstown or at 28 degrees at this early hour. satellite-radar, some days i show this to you, there is not much to see. today is certainly one of those days. there is a big ridge of high pressure that is really controlling our weather. mentioned this yesterday keeping things calm. wind have dim

y lethin undr pi ere' credit fairy we will. m tovingcred bure's andfree f omedtrok >> jenn: acc women's basketball is presented by the official corporate sponsors of the acc. food lion, gatorade, and honda. the virginia cavaliers have quite a home field advantage, home-court advantage over georgia tech 25 and 1 but the jackets lead this one at the half. [ ] 7 halcalo man the ♪ [ ma lf torie f all hamm ] gonnt liutte f and like. ♪ f floa a bly. stke a nnat l buty d sike ♪ inga... 7 ting a [ wohalfalor the wom] i kat's. >> jenn: we are moments away from the second half in charlottesville. georgia tech leads by one. georgia tech coach kind enough to let us in the locker room at the half. >> be aggressive, don't get knocked off balance. take your time, go up and finish. don't take jump shots from the rebound. we're on the road. throw it back out, get a good shot inside. all right. underneath the rim, that's a different story. 12 feet out, let's get it out. we need you to step up right here. all right. let's go. one, two, three. >>