a crime scene as investigators look for clues in the murder of a teenager. and a bizarre twist as police arrest a man as he's on the phone reportedly making a bomb threat. how they tracked him down and who they credit with getting him into custody. news4 at 6:00 starts now. we begin tonight with yet another political storm that put a cloud over what might have been a triumphant moment for the president today. >> president trump flew to the newport news shipyard and lasted on the deck of a next generation aircraft carrier. the seas were choppy due to the crisis engulfing attorney general jeff sessions. sessions is trying to calm the waters. he just announced he will step back from investigations into russian ties into the trump presidential campaign. tracie potts joins us with the late-breaking developments. >> reporter: this came after mounting pressure all day long, not just frome

from republicans who were trying to get jeff sessions to either step back or in some cases step down. late this afternoon attorney general jeff sessions announced he will not be involved in the investigation into ties between russia and the trump campaign based on recommendations from his advisors at the just dice department. >> i have reaccused myself in the matters that deal with the trump campaign. >> reporter: sessions is under fire for saying this at his confirmation hearing in january. >> i did not have communications with the russians. >> reporter: but his office confirms sessions did meet with russia's ambassador twice during the compaampaign. >> my reply to the question of senator franken was honest a

correct as i understood it at the time. >> reporter: because he failed to disclose the meetings under oath, a growing chorus of republicans agree that sessions should not oversee the investigation into ties between russia and the trump campaign. >> i do think he should recuse himself, absolutely. >> reporter: president trump touring an aircraft carrier today, told reporters he has total confidence in sessions but did not know about the meeting. >> should sessions recuse himself from investigations into yourself and russia? >> i don't think so at all. >> reporter: white house aides are said to be huddling tonight to come up with a plan to handle this latest crisis. and they're trying to get ahead of the next set of questions late tonight, telling reporters there was another meeting between the russian ambassador and the former nsa advisor mike flip and jerry kushner, the president's advisor and

moscow's enjoy to washington since 2008. his name came up in connection with president trump's first j national security advisor, retired general mike flynn. flynn was forced to resign after revelations that he misled vice president mike pence about his contacts with the ambassador. those stories have led some people to ask whether he is a diplomat or a spy. a former cia boss says those jobs share similarities. >> he would certainly be collecting information. that's what diplomats and spies do. yeah, absolutely. and he's very experienced at it. >> he has spent his career as a diplomat. barbara harrison interviewed him in january for her report on the annual russian ball. there's also some new reporting tonight about the final days in president obama's white house. the report in the "new york times" cites more than half a dozen former and current officials during the obama

found white house officials scrambled to spread information about russian efforts to undermine the election and about possible contacts between mr. trump's associates and russians. the former u.s. officials had two goals according to the times. they wanted to ensure there is no meddling in future u.s. elections, and they tried to leave a trail of intelligence for government investigators to track once they were gone. breaking na ining news in o maryland, a teenager shot and killed in an apartment complex shortly after the end of the school day. it happened on iverson road not too far from potomac high school. tracee wilkins is on the scene with more. >> reporter: again, we have new information just confirmed by the prince george's county school system. this is a student who was attending the nearby potomac high school, shot here in this apartment complex. it became a homicide shortly after he got t

a woman over come with grief could barely stand after receiving news that a teenager had been shot and killed at the south view apartments in oxon hill. >> about 2:50 this afternoon officers received a call for a shooting. when they responded to the se , scene, they found a juvenile suffering from gunshot wounds. >> reporter: one witness tells me they heard two to three shots fired in mid afternoon. the chief of police was on the scene for a short period of time as detectives combed through evidence left near the body. prince george's county police are working to find any evidence that could lead to a suspect and motive in this shooting. >> we know there must have been somebody who saw something. we're trying to track those people down. >> reporter: prince george's county police have not released the name of this victim. this investigation is just beginning. they're asking anyone with information that could help to contact them.

reporting live in oxon hill, i'm tracee wilkins. a rockville building had to be evacuated today after a man threatened to blow himself up. police say it all started because of over due child support payments. officers caught up with the guy on falls road as he was making his way into the city. more on how a phone call helped track him down. >> reporter: this is information we're just getting into news4 and exclusive to news4. we now know that man was on the phone for more than two hours with a call taker with the state agency he had threatened to blow up. >> he was going to blow himself up in front of the child support office. >> reporter: the suspect phoned the state child support offices about 9:00 this morning, upset about his tax refund being garnished to pay off his

child support. >> he was very angry this morning based on the call taker that spoke to him. >> reporter: the call taker at the state agency notified his supervisors and police, but he remained on the phone as the suspect continued to make threats while he was driving from baltimore to rockville. the suspect told the call taker he would blow himself up at the child support offices in rockville, just steps from the courthouse. he also threatened his ex-wife and their child as well as a judge. >> part of this may stem from a divor divorce, custody situation. >> reporter: for more than two you a hours, the suspect was on the phone with the child support call center, making threats as he drove. the entire time the employee at the call center was relaying information to police. police eventually pulled the suspect over as he was driving on falls road near i-270. >> the sheriff's canine

to indicate there was a possibility of something in the vehicle. that's why they called us to do a further search. but our search revealed no evidence of explosives in the vehicle. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with montgomery county police. they say that suspect is still being interviewed by detectives. and so far he has not been charged. no guns, no weapons, no explosives were found. as for his ex-wife and their child, they have been given police protection. a fairfax county police officer who shot a man near herndon has now been identified. he is officer lance guckenberger. he shot a man outside his home back in january. investigators say the man shot his brothers and refused police orders to drop a knife he was holding. at the same time, smoke was coming from the

man was trapped inside. police are supposed to release the name of an officer involved in the shooting within ten days unless there is a threat to the officer or their family. a judge recently ruled there is such threat. officer guckenberger is a 16-year veteran of the department. he has used deadly force twice in the past, in 2005 and 2010. both those incidents were made public and determined to be a lawful use of force. a big rally in support of federal workers today on the capitol grounds near the supreme court. >> we're not a punching bag. we're not a punching bag! >> that's virginia congressman jerry connolly leading the crowd and chanting "we're not a punching bag." the rally was sponsored by the national treasury employees union. they say they want to protect employees

a whole lot cooler than it was just a day ago. doug, are you still talking about snow coming? >> we may see a little bit. it's not much. i get excited about even a flurry here or there. out there right now, guys, it's a little bit on the cold side. not just cold. we're talking about some of the coldest air we've seen really this winter coming in over the next couple of days here. not saying a whole lot as it's been one of our warmest winters ever. 25 in pittsburgh, that's the cold air coming in. but the coldest air actually comes in tomorrow night into the day on saturday. there are some snow showers on the way. notice in our western zones back towards garrett county we're seeing some of those. they've even tried to come over the mountains as a little bit of rain. the winds, they've been up all day. they'll stay up tomorrow, not quite as gusty as they were today. but snow showers tomoo

a chilly weekend in not a frigid weekend. and then warming next week. we're not going to stay cold all that long but it does get quite chilly for the weekend. up next, the search for human remains at a park amid the growing gang violence in northern virginia. >> reporter: howard university celebrates 150 years, its contribution to higher education and to the world. but it was met by student protesters today. >> reporter: this is what the beach drive closure has done to traffic in our area. it's going to be around a

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neighbors are on edge right now as fairfax county police search for possible human remains at a local park after two days of searching. police say they need the public's helped but they're staying tight-lipped on their investigation. chris gordon is at holmes run park with the new developments. chris? >> reporter: doreen, two teenage boys disappeared last fall from their fairfax county homes. could this search be for them? or is it connected to gang-related murder or murders? what is clear tonight is that police

scene in the woods behind me. detectives have found what they believe could be potential evidence. here you can see forensic technicians putting items in evidence bags for analysis. fairfax county police are not saying what the evidence is, but they say no human remains have been found. investigators spent the day here a couple of hundred yards from the park lawn pool rek center on crater place in alexandria. the search is now focused on a heavily wooded area in holmes run park. access to the neighborhood is restricted. the police activity has residents on edge. >> you never know. i worry about it. is this some body behind my house? >> reporter: recently ten members of the ms-13 game were arrested in connection with the murder of 15-year-old alexandra reyes. and six gang members were

christian sosa rivas was discovered murdered in prince william county. police won't say isf this searc resulted from those cases. >> people have reported they've seen gang slogans and things like that. >> reporter: holmes run park has been the scene of two other gang-related murders. in 2013 and 2014, victims were lured here and killed by ms-13 members, who were then charged and convicted in federal court. tonight searchers put on white protective suits as they combed through the crime scene, which may mean they feel they have close to finding human remains here. jim, back to you. there's also been an increase in gang violence up in new york. last night raids led to the ray rest of suspected gang members wanted in seven murde,

teenage girls in long island. 13 members or suspected members of the gang ms-13 are facing federal charges, some of them are already in prison. march 8th is international women's day. this year there is a call for a one-day strike called a day without a woman. people who want to support the effort are asked to wear red to show their solidarity. another way to show support is to spend money at small businesses owned by women and other minorities. women are encouraged to take the day off from paid and unpaid labor. the organizers are planning the day without a woman demonstration they say as a way to lghlight the economic power that women hold. you will have to wait a bit longer for road work on beach drive to finish up. the national park service says the stretch

thi tilden street and rock creek parkway need more work. >> reporter: jim, 12 million vehicles a year use this stretch of beach drive. so it's very very busy. take a look at what it's doing, the road work, to traffic on a nightly basis out here it is absolutely brutal some nights as the traffic just rolls along. beach drive is going to be closed an extra two months because of the work that's needed. really it's because of the trail that runs right next to beach drive. they need to do some more widening of that trail and there are some drainage issues with this project. they want to knock it all out. we talked to the park service about it today. >> what we want to do is get this all done at once so we're not creating further inconveniences in the center. we want to get them done all a

mean for you? this is just phase one of this whole beach drive project. it was expected to wrap up in the spring. now it's going to be august before this stretch between tilden and the rock creek parkway opens back up. you can see what it's doing every night out here for people. >> that is a rough ride, adam. did this extra work catch them by surprise or what? >> reporter: not necessarily. it's one of those things like if you opened a wall in your house and yo found a little bit more work. that's kind of what happened here. they knew there were some other issues. what they don't want to do is wrap everything up and come back at a later date and have to do it. they found something that has to be taken care of this weekend, a couple of trees that have to be taken out as a safety concern. they're going to take care of all of it in one shot. >> let's hope that's the case. thanks. coming up in our broadcast at 6:30, virginia

trump after immigration crackdowns near a local church. the widow and younger brother of the late beau biden find love after loss. but there are new claims tonight from the estranged wife of hunter biden about what broke up their relationship. one day after another record on wall street, a huge market rol

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you ask would tell you that coffee is one of their favorite things. tom hanks apparently did his homework. the actor apparently gave the press corps at the white house a brand new espresso machine. he included a note that said "keep up the good fight for truth, justice and the american way, especially the truth part. that's apparent will the third coffee maker he's gotten for the white house press corps. >> they need it and they use it. >> they drink a lot of that stuff, don't they? >> how about us? >> we need that. >> us too. >> how are you looking out there, man? >> looking pretty good. look at the senaunset. ready for this fact? >> we're ready. >> i wasn't sure. sunset tonight,

three weeks from now, the sunset 7:21. >> wow. >> how about that? >> we' we also spring forward on the 20th. 7:21 will be the sunset three weeks from now. three weeks ago we had a very cold weekend. actually we're talking about the coldest weekend coming up in not just three weeks but two months coming in. the first weekend of january was cold. this weekend will be just as cold. we haven't had a whole lot of cold weather. we're going to get it this weekend. dropping through the 40s to the 30s by 11:00 tonight. the windchills are already there. the winds still gusting 20-25 miles an hour. it will stay rather breezy tonight. but storm we'll see the winds come back. notice what's here. a couple of showers. rain and snow showers up around the that dock

system trying to come through but a more potent system during the day tomorrow. and that's why i think we could see some snow showers tomorrow. but again we may see some tonight too. not a lot. it's not going to be a big deal. what will be the big deal is the cold. the colder air makes its way in here tomorrow. cold is an understatement over the next couple of days considering where we've been. we hit 80 yesterday. tomorrow the windchills will be in the 20s. bh couple of snow showers right around 7:00 a.m. through the afternoon, snow showers. it's not going to be mutual but they're going to come through fairly quickly. what happens with these snow showers, that's all they are, just snow showers. they are briefly heavy. maybe lasting upwards of five minutes, maybe ten at the most. and we get little chance of accumulation. not much at all, maybe on some grassy surfaces. but then it's out of here. not wed

44. windchills in the 20s all day. those winds still gusting 30-35 miles an hour. look at the weekend. 42 on saturday, 43 on sundays. but high temperatures in the 20s. remember, we were telling you, don't plant anything just yet, we're still going to have a hard freeze this weekend. that's going to last into monday. high temperatures move back into the 60s. next chance of rain connelli icn tuesday. we need to see the rain. we'll talk more about the drought and the windchills coming up over the weekend in about ten minutes. howard university celebrating 150 years tonight. still to come, why that celebration has some controversy attached. >> reporter: it's a church here in northern virginia that has become a symbol for why the

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immigration policy is focused once again today on a church in northern virginia. >> there has been an out cry ever since i.c.e. agents moved in on a group of latino men right after they left the church's hypothermia shelter. julie carey explains why elected leaders are making their case there. >> reporter: well, the elected leaders who came to the church today, all democrats. all claim what happened at this church last month prove that the trump administration is expanding its immigration enforcement policy. in fact, one of the featured speakers today too fearful to even show up. this church that shelters the homeless to keep them warm at night, today hosted a news conference for democratic leaders who complained the trump administration's immigration enforcement policy is going too far. >> they came to a church as a target, a church that was a hypothermia

who were trying to stay warm at night that's the target? that's what this administration wants to do? this has got to stop. >> tstop right there. >> reporter: oscar ramirez was ordered up against this wall right after he skrcrossed the street from the shelter. the trump administration insisted it's focused on dangerous criminals, not those with document problems. but this group doesn't buy it. >> these raids scare honest, hard working people unnecessarily. >> reporter: that point under scored when an immigrant mom who was supposed to speak in person here instead phoned in. maria louise had heard news of this 22-year-old dreamer who spoke at a mississippi news conference yesterday and was arrested by i.c.e. agents right after. >> translator: mr. president, today i say enough is enough. >> reporter: in virginia republican leader accuses democrats of using the immigration issue for political

gain. >> our local politicians are playing identity politics. they're not directing the issue to what really matters which is protepcting the people in our community. >> reporter: freddie bergoes wants ice to step up enforcement efforts. the congressman is working on legislation that would bar ice agents from making arrests at places like churches hospitals and schools. ice says that's already their policy. a youth football coach accused of sexual assault has been indicted on a number of charges including sex abuse of a minor. prosecutors say warner murphy assaulted a relative back in november. that came to light when a family friend accused him of

this month. he's currently out on $100,000 bond. before his arrest, murphy served as a coach for the boys and girls club in laurel. it's been a day of celebration at howard university. that school is marking its 150th anniversary. but there's some concern tonight aimed at the school's president and his relationship with the new trump administration. meagan fitzgerald has our report. >> reporter: for more than a century howard university has been more than just an institution. >> the importance of howard is that howard has always led the black colleges in a firm proposition that everyone who comes through our doors will contribute. >> reporter: contributions that have been made and recognized around the world. today the university celebrates its 150 year history. >> over three-quarters of all the federal judges in this country who have of african decent

work at block colleges. >> reporter: presidents of historically black colleges and universities met with president trump this week. meetings with the trump administration has also been an issue for many students. jada watts says there was even more concern after president wayne frederick and other students met with betsy devos, the new secretary of education. many students say they felt blindsided by the meeting and are calling for more transp pa r transparen transparency. the students protested inside the convocation ceremony. the university says president frederick is listening. he has met with every student organization that's wanted to sit down with him. they also say he'll continue to update students about campus business through e-mails. everyone may not agree with why and how some students decided to

that in many ways their actions embody the spirit of howard university. >> for what the students are doing today is in a long tradition of student protest. and no, it isn't always comfortable and yes, sometimes there's overreach. tonight a big homecoming for a maryland mother who was imprisoned thousands of miles from home. fanta darboe jawara was jailed while visiting her native gambia in west africa. authorities there arrested her during an anti-government protest. she says she was just a bystander that day. a shakeup in leadership in gambia helped clear the way for her return. tonight family and friends will be at dulles to meet her when she arrives at 7:30. we'll have more on her homecoming tonight on news4 at 11:00. a train headed for baltimore made an unexpected stop in frederick county,

that left cumberland, maryland this morning. the train derailed in monrovia. the train was carrying food, appliances and construction materials. the wreck did not have any impact on the surrounding community. investigators are trying to figure out why the train left the tracks. next up, a big change could be coming to your high schooler's sex education class. what virginia lawmakers just passed that's aimed at preventing rape. it started as an app for teens. now it's valued at more than $30 billion. snapchat's success is impacting wall street. i want to clarify something. i said daylight savings time starting on the 20th. that's actually the start of spring. daylight savings time starts on the 12th. our sunsets will be after 7:00 starting in just over a week. tomorrow, maybe some snow and cold.

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millennials love snapchat a and so does wall street. investors valuing snapchat at a stunning $33 billion. the launch comes as records keep rolling in. nbc what the stock's surge means for you and your investments. >> reporter: the creators of snapchat, silicon valley's newest billionaires. it started as an app teens used to send disappearing pictures and messages, now valued at more than 3$30 billion. >> if this hot tech i.p.o. can go off and go off successfully it may tell us something about

marketplace. >> reporter: the snap ipo comes just a day after the latest record high on wall street. just 24 trading days after hitting 20,000. it's been a bull run for months. dow is up around 15% since election day. >> a stock market at record highs means there's a lot of optimism about where america is going and how the economy is faring. >> reporter: analysts say policy signals from president trump are playing a role. >> the sense right now is that the markets and investors are giving at least a little bit of the benefit of the doubt to president trump and his administration that he can get his agenda pass d. but it could be months or years before we see the real benefits. >> reporter: a little more than half of all americans say they invest in the stock market. for them the recent surge is a welcome addition to their portfolios. for some holidays,

ride offers free rides home for drivers or people who have had too much to drink. in previous years your sober ride was in a cab. but beginning on st. patrick's day the rides will be provided through the company lyft as part of a new partnership between the washington renal alcohen -- reg alcohol program and that company. aaa is lobbying against a bill that would legalize marijuana in maryland. the bill would make it okay for people age 21 and older to have and grow recreational marijuana. aaa is concerned about safety on the roads and worried that law enforcement officials don't have the resources to deal with drivers who are high. a recent "washington post" university of maryland poll indicates 61% of people in maryland support legalizing marijuana. coming up tonight, just how young is too

kids about preventing rape? still to come, we'll tell you about the virginia bill that could soon reach your child's classroom.

there could soon be a change in the way sex education is taught in schools. >> virginia lawmakers have passed a bill they hope will prevent sexual assault. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver takes us to one county where they've already implemented the changes. >> reporter: before a sexual assault case ends up here,

preen prevent it starting here in high school. >> this is an issue that's been important to me as a mom for years and years. >> reporter: fairfax county d l delegadel -- it adds consent to a high schooler's curriculum. >> i thought it's the first time our students are hearing about what's appropriate is at college orientations, then we've really missed the boat and it's too late. >> reporter: last year the delegate's bill on teaching healthy relationships passed and is a law. >> we introduce the concept of consent in a discussion of healthy and unhealthy relationships. >> reporter: liz payne helped oversee the curriculum. just this school year they initiated the policy. it's based on startling numbers. >> the cdc put out information a

started that conversation in our community about implementing this that 1 in 6 boys and 1 in 4 girls are sexual assaulted by the age of 18. >> reporter: by the time they're seniors, government teachers take over the subject, educating students on the legal ramifications. some think these discussions are best done at home, not in the classroom. >> yeah. that makes a lot of sense, but they're not all learning that at home. >> reporter: if the governor signs this into law, families and entire jurisdictions can still opt out. fairfax county parents already have that option. there are new questions tonight about the son of former vice president joe biden. hunter biden is his name. his estranged wife says that he squandered their money on drugs, alcohol and prostitutes. the couple is currently going through divorce proceedings. this comes after hunter revealed thate

with his late brother's widow. beau biden died two years ago from brain cancer. in the new york post hunter biden confirmed that he has been dating beau's widow hallie. hunter separated from his wife kathleen back in 2015, five months after beau's death. in a statement the former vice president said hunter has his full support. starting wednesday, a cherry blossom popup bar will take over one of shaw's hottest bars. it featured japanese themed decor, food and cocktails. right next door there's a super mario brother's themed bar. who knew that the super mario brothers were fans of the cherry blossom festival? >>

>> luigi. >> let's take a look outside and show you how things are going out there across the region. going to be a cold time period. i'm actually talking the coldest weekend we've seen since the beginning of january. we didn't have too many cold weekends in february, but this weekend coming up is going to be one cold weekend. out there right now, 47 degrees, winds out of the west at 20 miles per hour. that puts our windchill down around 40 degrees. 34 in hagerstown. 25 in pittsburgh, 20 in state college. the colder air continues to filter on in. we were at 80 yesterday and now we're feeling like 40, half of where we were yesterday. now we've seen a couple of light showers coming through parts of the area. you could see what's happening. this system up to the north and west of us coming across krocro lakes here. then we'll see a clipper system moving across our region

a better chance for a few snow showers during the day. your friday planner, 7:00 a.m., few snow showers. if you do see them, you can count yourself lucky or not. 36 degrees at 7:00 a.m. 44 by 1:00. could be rain down to the south. fredericksburg and southern maryland they see rain showers. 39, windy at 4:00. the windchills tomorrow, this is kind of ridiculous considering where we've been over the past couple of days. here's the windchills tomorrow morning, 24 gaithersburg, 31 in d.c. 31 at 8:00 in the morning. 4:00 in the afternoon, 5:00, 27. our windchills going down as the temperatures go down and the winds go up. 21 in martinsburg. look at saturday morning, a windchill of 11 in gaithersburg, 16 in d.c. saturday is going to be a cold day, even around 1:00, windchills in the 20s. yeah, a cold weekend out there for sure. get ready for it.

far away. 44 tomorrow, 42 on saturday for an actual high temperature, but it won't feel that warm. we get back into the 60s as we make our way into the first full week of march. next sunday, sunset at 7:13 at night. >> we like it like that. thank you, doug. we've got sports coming up. something weird going on. we're going to tell you who is not at one of the biggest evens of the nfl season. first, lester holt has a prevur pr preview late reaction to the attorney general's decision to recuse himself from investigations into russian meddling into the election. will it end the firestorm over his own contacts with the russian diplomat? also the stock being snapped up today creating instant billionaires. and the surprising thing doctors say fights the fatigue

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this is the xfinity sports desk. so we've been sitting here during the commercial break asking carol, you've got to help us out. what's going on with -- >> nobody knows for sure. i mean, just the people in the room probably know. it's such a mystery and the timing is what -- it's so curious because the timing is so critical. >> tell them what we're talking about. >> we're talking about the redss

mccloughan not being at the combine. >> that's his forte, right? >> he's widely considered in league circles to be the best talent evaluator out there. the most important place for any gm to be is at the combine. the team president said mccloughan will be back after settling, quote, a family matter and that he could return to the combine before it wraps up. in the meantime there's a lot of speculation about what's going on in the front office. there is a report that mccloughan was sent home on february 20th and hasn't returned, a report both mccloughan's agent and his wife deny. also driving speculation mccloughan hasn't spoken to reporters in a press conference since last may. mccloughan has previously been open about his battle with alcohol addiction. but there's absolutely nothing indicating that anything in his past f

hosting the devils tonight. this will be the first home game for the new guy. this is possibly the biggest fish the caps have ever landed. it's been a long time coming for him too. >> different situations during the year seem to bring it up every time. once it does finally happen, it's a sigh of relief. now i can focus on these next four months and just play hockey and not having anything else clouding my mind. it helps me just get past everything and obviously work toward winning a stanley cup with these guys. >> this sunday, he tells me why the verizon center already feels like home and his love of we wearing crocs. all that and more this sunday on "sports final" 11:30 p.m.

warm sun. astros hosting the nationals. >> you were just down there. >> the two share a stadium in the west palm beach. this is jason worth. nats up 1-0. to the sixth bryce harper led offspring training with home run and let's add another one to his tally. heads up, sunsunbathers. here it comes. rendone added a homer as well. nats beat the astros 13-1, the final. brenda freeze and the number four team in the country, the maryland terps. i spoke with coach freeze about keeping it loose during this pressure filled time of the year. >> yeah. it's really important. we play music in our

within our meetings and film sessions and that's a really important element for us. >> and sleeping. >> sleeping is great when you can. >> march madness strikes early last night as the colonials down 16, trailing by 2 with seven seconds left. three-pointer to win was short. he was fouled. he can win it by making all three free throws. >> come on, man. >> which he does. 67-66. pressure. you can thank cavanaugh's mom for inspiring patience at the line. >> it's the only thought that was going through my mind was don't rush. my mom got mad at me a few weeks ago against duquesne because i rushed. we were lucky enough to win. i didn't want to rush. i told her, i didn't rush this time, mom. >> you don't want to get yelled at my mom on the drive home. >> listen the your m

>> back in early february gw lost to vcu a pair of free throws with .4 seconds left. >> always listen to your mama. >> there you go. >> thank you, col. >> thaart'

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