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Hammond coach Larry Moore Jr. knows Harold Woods wishes he had another chance. The Wildcats' senior guard missed a short jump shot against Lawrence North that would've capped off an upset victory over the Wildcats, who are ranked as the No. 1 team in the state by the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association. Instead, No. 20 Hammond left the Sneakers for Santa Shootout at Brownsburg on Dec. 5 with a 52-51 loss. Woods finished the game with two points on 1-of-8 shooting from the field. "He was definitely bothered by it," Moore said. "His head was down, but I told him to keep his head up. ... The ...

>> part of the problem here, goldie, is they also released a map showing that most ticket holders come from the suburbs. >> let me tell you something about how this all works. you know, to get into major league baseball, major league baseball is increasingly more brown. they're recruiting more and more hispanic players. you're going to get fewer black people in the stands if we're not on the field. there's no willie mays, no terry pendleton out there, so the fans are going to reflect what they see on the field. you have more and more whites buying tickets, and yes, the baseball team went there...

0 over the years and not for the better. get a copy of my book over the weekend "tip and the gipper. kwael "and that's "hardball" for now. "all in with chris hayes" stats right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes and a very happy friday. you might have done a double take if you saw the "new york times" front page news analysis today. the paper of record headlining its lead story online, quote, health law rollout stumbles. draw parallels to bush's hurricane response. of course, obama's katrina is such a lame, played out right wing mean that it was already a daily show punch line ...

up with a south bay tech company and the private bus service for people who live in the city. they say traffic caused by the big cruisers needs to be and must be regulated. nbc bay area's christie smith is in san francisco with more on the brewing battle there. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning, jon. on the one hand, the shuttles are getting people to work and getting cars off the road and getting people to their jobs. on the other hand, a lot of people in san francisco think these shuttle buses that just keep popping up need a little bit more regulations when they ar...

today and we saw things as stable maybe two hours ago, but now futures dipping. kyra, i feel exactly what we were saying yesterday, not a lot of reasons to be optimistic by the big trends. concerns about debt exposure for european banks and the direction of greece's bailout and concerns about slowing growth in china. china has been a very big engine of economic growth for the rest of the world while the u.s. has been taking a back seat and worrying about jobs here. all these major trends and factors are still in play here. also, moody's downgraded some of the greek banks. so, we're s...