hayes to hartley. doubling up on the drive. off the driving lane. >> mary: hartley backs it out. >> don: faris. hartley. behind the back. that's a travel. >> mary: skylar diggins and bria hartley one-on-one. >> [buzzer]. >> mary: comes back with the cross over. steps in. just one too many steps. >> don: u-conn with 25 turnovers. notre dame with 20 turnovers. >> mary: notre dame forces other opponents 26.5. >> don: notre dame a 4 point lead in the first overtime. diggins with 21 points. hartley leads the huskies with 25. 3 to shoot. diggins. errant shot. rebound tipped out. on the run tiffany hayes. lays it up and good. called for a travel before the shot klire. >> mary: doty trying to argue. the push ahead. doty, 1, 2, yes. it was a travel. >> don: just like this a year ago at notre dame. the irish had the lead and in the final minute, the huskies found a way and won the game 79-76. novosel the pass from diggins. >> mary: it's like a football game. let's go irish. >> don: 8 to shoot. >> mary: mallory. >> don: 4 to shoot. >> [bu

hayes to hartley. doubling up on the drive. off the driving lane. >> mary: hartley backs it out. >> don: faris. hartley. behind the back. that's a travel. >> mary: skylar diggins and bria hartley one-on-one. >> [buzzer]. >> mary: comes back with the cross over. steps in. just one too many steps. >> don: u-conn with 25 turnovers. notre dame with 20 turnovers. >> mary: notre dame forces other opponents 26.5. >> don: notre dame a 4 point lead in the first overtime. diggins with 21 points. hartley leads the huskies with 25. 3 to shoot. diggins. errant shot. rebound tipped out. on the run tiffany hayes. lays it up and good. called for a travel before the shot klire. >> mary: doty trying to argue. the push ahead. doty, 1, 2, yes. it was a travel. >> don: just like this a year ago at notre dame. the irish had the lead and in the final minute, the huskies found a way and won the game 79-76. novosel the pass from diggins. >> mary: it's like a football game. let's go irish. >> don: 8 to shoot. >> mary: mallory. >> don: 4 to shoot. >> [bu

laguna and buchanan streets in hayes valley. before i begin, i should mention that earlier this week, mr. star, the planner assigned to this project, sent out to each of the commissioners a slightly amended report which included the addition of a second name who appeared on the d.r. application. so if any of you require this document, i have a copy here. this project consists of several components, including the addition. a new dwell unit in the ground floor of this three-story, two-unit building, the restoration of a ground floor bay at the front of the building, legalization of the enclosure of what we call the void at the rear of the ground floor that's beneath the second story projection. the removal of exterior stairs along the east property line. the reduction in size of a second story deck along the east property line. and the addition of a fire wall where the deck abuts the east property line. as well as various interior alterations. according to the project sponsor, the subject building, which covers almost its entire l

at 5:30 in the morning, officer hayes was still actively looking for the car. at the intersection she saw the car that matched the broadcast description. it to occur several blocks to catch up to the car. she was able to confirm the license plate and suspect's description. she advised our communications center of her findings and initiated the traffic stop using her license siren. the suspect driver failed to yield. a pursuit and sid. the officer was joined by another unit. she pursued the suspect vehicle as it began driving through red lights at a high rate of speed. the suspect vehicle driver continued through four police districts with a blatant disregard for the law. the suspect driver lost control of the car in the parking lot of the recreation center. the other suspect in the car climbed into the rear seat of a suspect vehicle. officer hayes noticed this as the car was coming to an abrupt stop after the collision. she noticed a muzzle flash. she was slowing per vehicle and broadcasting the movements. she managed to transition her gun to her weaker hand an

up with chris hayes." tom, how do you score it? >> well, i always let the voters decide how they want to score it. i really just try to call strikes here. who scores the most runs tonight, we'll know when the florida voters go to the polls. i think objectively, however, there was a different mitt romney on the stage tonight. i think in the last ten days or so, the questions have been both, can he throw a punch and can he take a punch? tonight he threw a punch pretty effectively against newt gingrich at the beginning. the speaker did not look happy on that stage. i think one of the essential questions about his work for fannie mae and freddie mac has never been asked. for all the explanations and all the accusations against him, what, in fact, did you do for 1:6 million? that's a simple question. i think on the other hand, governor romney still and will continue to have difficulty explaining the difference between what happened with health care and massachusetts and the obama plan. >> you have an insight, i

. -- adam hayes. >> go in and get warm. thank you very much. we love you. how are you doing? >> we are called. >> your call? thank you very much. go in and get warm. more people will be plunging. reporting live, rob roblin. >> thank you very much. you can tell your favorite plunger how proud you are of them by sending text messages for encouragement. send the word plunge followed by your message to this number. it could appear on 11 news saturday morning. standard text messaging rates to apply. coming up on 11 news tonight, cool schools plungers and halted in their tracks. what caused all of this damage before students took a dive? new numbers released from the department of commerce. the encouraging news in tonight's project economy report. >> entertainment, jobs, and a big tax revenue. the projections for towson's newest development is next. >> a little rain and snow. the decals are straight ahead. 42 at the >> here is a bird's eye view of some very scary moments at the polar bear plunge. a powerful storm went through the area. winds knocked down tents and sent objects flyi

that is the hayes street to way project. that first emerged in the better neighborhoods plant. it was a community idea to change haiti's street from a one-way street that was a conduit for traffic that was more neighborhood-serving and was better for pedestrians. that idea and that the that area plan and in that an we were to work with other agencies to make sure that project went through all of the channels and use impact fees to finalize the funding for that project and make it happen. if you have been out there recently, you can see it out there and working for the neighborhood. moving forward, we will see many more of these in future years and hope to come back with more stories in the future. with that, i will turn it over to cure certain to walk you through the report. -- will turn it over to kirsten. >> thank you for the overview. i'm here to speak about three items in your packet. the first is the interagency plan implementation report. this is a committee that was established by the city charter. it is about how we are planning to expand the development impact fees ove

. >> and now, i'm honored to bring in our very own chris hayes. host of "up with chris hayes". it's great to be here with you. >> it's great to be with you. >> we have to start with newt. we may have to start with the moon. >> we can come down to earth. >> we can make a re-entry. what's the deal? i saw him in south carolina. this was an angry, fired up candidate who came from nowhere, won the primary. what happened? >> here is my theory about newt. there's part that thinks he doesn't want to president. there's part of me that thinks he likes the attention but he doesn't want to be president. the other theory, to use a sports metaphor, there's certain athletes who have a certain amount of natural talent but not technique. without technique, you toenend have a lot of vary blt. if you have a lot of technique you have consistency. newt was relying on his natural, emotional affinity for the emotion of his core audience. hee he was kind of winging it and it came back to bite him last night. >> what i can't figure out, his technique such as it is works so well in south carolina. fire

including wicked pedia one when black in protest this week let's not get more reaction from patrick hayes a reporter for the online magazine spikes that sees its mission as fighting non liberal ideas i understand thanks for being with us mr hayes we've already seen the organized internet blackout and hacker attacks what else do you think we're likely to see in this fight against the proposed bills. well i think it's very striking actually that you had you know we could pedia voluntarily blacking out which i think a very dramatic snapshots of what would happen should be true and then just a couple of days later you have the u.s. government forcing a major site to shut down with fifty million users a day this is a website that generated four percent an estimated four percent of the web's traffic and it's now just gone. we could see much more regular occurrence of this. if these acts are put through also i think we could see the u.s. government designating other sites as sites that it doesn't like and pursuing them internationally this legislation they want to bring through that wikipedia an

and chris hayes, host of "up with chris hayes" here on msnbc. thanks for you both being here tonight. dick, is newt's surge real and as strong as it is appearing? >> -- around the state today because i had the same question. is this something we in the sort of political commentary class see or is it real? less than two hours ago, he had a rally in orangeburg, not 50 miles from where i'm sitting. 1200 people showed up. romney's lucky to get 20 to show up. there is something going on out there. and it's a visceral reaction to newt that he is, as you know, in the south, these politicians bombastic that excite you, that point fingers and make strong points. they excite people. he's a throwback to that. and he has caught fire here whereas willard or mitt, whatever you want to call him is a guy with a glass jaw. he won't answer the questions. this is a guy who continues to tell us he got where he was because of his hard work and good luck. wasn't his hard work and good luck. it was his good luck to be born to a daddy who worked hard. and it's becoming

the central nature of this location is not only tremendous asset to the western addition, hayes valley, is an asset to the entire city because of its proximity to public transportation. supervisor mirkarimi: what is the prospect for building -- for the building that you would be moving to? >> we would be selling out location. we need this proceeds to go into this facility. this will be at least $18 million project for us. the more detail we have gone through in the past couple of days on how to make the deal more attractive to the budget committee -- is a scary proposition. $18 million is a lot of money, a long-term investment. on top of that, sustaining it for the next 14 years. we are going to sell about location and reinvest those funds into the club at this location. supervisor mirkarimi: any idea -- there are no restrictions on that. that is a sizable parcel of land. most likely, and we are talking about housing. >> that is right. would be knocked down and rebuilt for housing. we're going to go out with a process in january. the realistic people we have talked about on the periphe

steve hayes joins us this morning with a look at exercise equipment that's perfect for the home. welcome. good to see you again. who did you bring with you? >> chip, manager of legion fitness. >> that's where some people go to get their home equipment. is that right? >> yes. >> you have been showing us places we can go in the gym and things we can do but you say you don't have to go anywhere. you can stay at home. >> exactly. >> tell us about what you need. >> first of all, you can get the little bitty heavyweights. let me show thank you difference in heavyweights. you see one was colors. those are user friendly. hand one is soft and you can get a grip whereas these, little bit hard on the hands. you may need something to put in will. >> chip, when you -- people come in and are asking about these heavyweights, what do you tell them is the difference? i like the pretty ones, of course. is there any reason to buy the -- this one, the traditional type weight over the -- plastic coated one? >> it is a little bit of personal preference. pretty matters, of course. >> the vinyl or neopr

brian hayes. i'm a master roaster at starbucks coffee. sitting right here we have 40 years of roast experience. how can we use that and do more with it? new starbucks blonde roast was created to increase the offerings that we can give to our customers. [ anderson ] we decided that we would take our experience and apply it to the lighter, mellower, more subtle side of the bean. it's for the person who always wished that starbucks had a roast like this. [ hayes ] they're gonna love it. i mean, it's a fantastic blend. ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. look". i'm lynn berry. treasury secretary timothy geithner said he doesn't expect to stay with president obama wins a second term. he told bloomberg tv the president asked him to remain last august but doubts he would be asked to stay again. >>> a deadly explosion in thailand as a fireworks display blew up killing four people. the accident came during celebrations north of pwopbg c

within hours after departing the conference, he informed congressman hayes that he had absolutely no intention of issuing any statement announcing new orders for the guard. upon learning of his reversal, the president realized that he had been duped. the famous eisenhower now on the surface but a clear example of the immense character remains, he admitted what had happened and placed his first call to the attorney general. you are right, he said. he broke his word. i could tell he was furious and now acting like a military commander in chief dealing with a subordinate. eight black school children entered central high. by mid-morning, an angry crowd of more than 1,000 whites gathered outside the school. the speed of which the random mob materialized and the fact that it was led by one of his bird hunting cronies led you to believe that maybe it wasn't spontaneous. but things got ugly in a hurry. at noon little rock mayor wilson man ordered the withdrawal of the black students for their own safety. the integration of central high had lasted all of three hours. eisenhower now knew his p

brian hayes. i'm a master roaster at starbucks coffee. sitting right here we have 40 years of roast experience. how can we use that and do more with it? new starbucks blonde roast was created to increase the offerings that we can give to our customers. [ anderson ] we decided that we would take our experience and apply it to the lighter, mellower, more subtle side of the bean. it's for the person who always wished that starbucks had a roast like this. [ hayes ] they're gonna love it. i mean, it's a fantastic blend. good morning. welcome to 9news now. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. >> the federal government will open at 11:00 this morning. >> in virginia, let's talk schools now. alexandria city is on a two hour delay. prince william county on a two hour delay. >> jefferson county schools a two hour delay along with berkeley and morgan county schools. >> let's also go now to howard bernstein with a check of your weather first. howard? >> watching a severe weather threat in the form of some freezing drizzle, light freezing rain. we st

brian hayes. i'm a master roaster at starbucks coffee. sitting right here we have 40 years of roast experience. how can we use that and do more with it? new starbucks blonde roast was created to increase the offerings that we can give to our customers. [ anderson ] we decided that we would take our experience and apply it to the lighter, mellower, more subtle side of the bean. it's for the person who always wished that starbucks had a roast like this. [ hayes ] they're gonna love it. i mean, it's a fantastic blend. . >>> with fog around, mar mart has the weather. >> good morning, everybody. first to doppler weather radar. don and i have been discussing, before we went on the air, fog, there is a mild push coming up 95 corridor. having said that, let's talk about that for a second. where there not a fog, i found a mist, 33 degrees. we are on the doorstep of some potential problems. we are going to watch this very closely over the next hour, hour and half or so. >>> here is what we have our eye on for you today. taking the stand, a former s

brian hayes. i'm a master roaster at starbucks coffee. sitting right here we have 40 years of roast experience. how can we use that and do more with it? new starbucks blonde roast was created to increase the offerings that we can give to our customers. [ anderson ] we decided that we would take our experience and apply it to the lighter, mellower, more subtle side of the bean. it's for the person who always wished that starbucks had a roast like this. [ hayes ] they're gonna love it. i mean, it's a fantastic blend. >>> laura decker, that would be her. back on land after a record breaking trip at 16 years old. she became the youngest person to sail around the world solo. decker arrived on st. marten on saturday after a year long trip at sea that covered 27,000 nautical miles. authorities tried to block her voyage saying it was too dangerous. did all that at 16. what do you do now? >>> in chicago, a pastor started a movement of sorts. he's camping out on the roof of a motel to take a stand against violence in his community. cynthia bowers r

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he hayes having a tough week. now that we have the results coming out of -- it's not rick anymore, it's mitt. >> i think the romney campaign has done a good job of laying out what their approach is, what their campaign message is, and more or less sticking to it. they have shown a reasonable degree of discipline. i don't think they're going to be that perturbed by a switch of 15 oar 25 oar 50 votes, whatever it is. they got the momentum they needed out of it. there's no way to recon figure the -- remember, theal indication of the delegates hasn't happened yet. what matters is the momentum. that momentum was set. the vote total changing now can't change what happened in iowa, so i think they're perfectly happy to let folks talk about santorum, but santorum is no longer a threat. gingrich is the threat in south carolina, and if they can best them, it's hard to see how they don't have a clear path to me. >> when tiffs eight voice going to romney, it was a win. you can't get it back, but you're absolutely right, the m

joining us chris hayes, host up with chris hayes, thank you for come out. >> wonderful to be here. >> nice to see you. >> great to see you. >> i have been wanting to talk about this since i saw your excellent treatment. >> it's hard issue to talk about it's super technical and i was happy we had a chance to talk about it but came away thinking we have to revisit it. >> one of the things that was unexpected for me, even after seeing your coverage this weekend we saw the house version of the bill, effectively call the house version sipa, the senate version pipa, the house version got stopped in the tracks, the white house came out and said we're not for this and the house bill just stopped or got put on a very, very slow milk train. the senate, though, didn't seem to get scared until today. now it's fallen apart. why did the house freak out this weekend and the senate didn't freak out until today? >> i'm not quite sure i know the reason for that. part has to do with the committee structure. one of the committees dar isa has played an in instrumental role in putting the brakes on it befo

brian hayes. i'm a master roaster at starbucks coffee. sitting right here we have 40 years of roast experience. how can we use that and do more with it? new starbucks blonde roast was created to increase the offerings that we can give to our customers. [ anderson ] we decided that we would take our experience and apply it to the lighter, mellower, more subtle side of the bean. it's for the person who always wished that starbucks had a roast like this. [ hayes ] they're gonna love it. i mean, it's a fantastic blend. the one you swore you could memorize. that's the all-natural straight from the earth sugar she puts on her grapefruit. but is she eating sugar this week? she ate pizza. but she did blot it with a napkin. maybe she wants the all natural, zero calorie stuff. but if you're wrong, you're insinuating she's fat. ♪ save yourself. it's only natural. >>> have you seen this. president owe beca president obama is visiting disney land with a new plan to boost tourism. it is going to be awkward when he walks into the hall for presidents a

msnbc's up with chris hayes. you had a jaw-dropping moment during newt gingrich making those wonderful fully democratic sounding voices. >> democratic. he sounds like he uses it in a general occupy wall street assembly. you know, here is what -- i am really stunned, actually, by this turn of events and the reason i'm stunned, democrats do this all the time. democrats will try to get to the right of their competitor. particularly on foreign policy. you're always seeing this very hawkish arguments. and someone who is proudly a dove always makes me grimmace and despair and here we are, mitt romney says the president is going to put the free enterprise on trial and the republican primary field has managed to put literally the free enterprise system on trial because joe is exactly right, this is what modern american capitalism looks like. bain capital is what modern american capitalism looks like. you know, it turns out a lot of voters have issues with modern american capitalism. not just democrats. people that would

only place that i finally saw a real debate about these bills in the mainstream media was on chris hayes program with an s n b c this weekend but nowhere else and you know that really shows us is how incredibly far removed the mainstream media is from what young people actually care about if you've been monitoring the internet blogs online publications you would know what's happening with these two bills you would see how the reddit community has engaged in online activism pressuring businesses and members of congress to drop their support but the mainstream media is just completely oblivious why do you think you're losing young viewers and then it takes one of the youngest hosts on m.s.n. we see to finally bring this up and there is one more issue here that we have to address by now you know that all of the major tech companies like google yahoo e-bay they all oppose sopa and protect ip but do you want to know a few more companies that actually support the bills aside from just the motion picture association and the recording industry all those companies would be comcast and n.b.c. univ