big-time play here by denmon. this is a tough shot. a runner. off the dribble, and then a nice job here by taylor. to go right at missouri in transition. that's a case where you're not alert getting back defensively and you are vulnerable to picking up a cheap one. not a lot of contact there as you look at jeff withey, who has been rendered ineffective today in part because of the nature of missouri's style but also the injury to his leg or foot that he suffered early in the game. >> verne: tyshawn taylor is going to be the guy at the line with 8.3 to go. for the day, 5.6. he's only a 66% free-throw shooter over the course of the first 28 games. >> clark: you go back to the game in columbia, tyshawn had a turnover late -- actually two. one was an offensive foul, one was losing the ball then he

missed a couple of free throws that would have positioned kansas perhaps to close that one out, so he's got another opportunity. >> verne: and he shoots two. >> clark: nice to get that first one down. >> verne: kind of crawled over the rim. >> clark: they don't care how it gets in there. >> verne: you've got it. >> clark: i made one against indiana years ago that went the back iron and went to the top of the backboard and went in, in this situation. do you think i care? >> verne: kansas leads. 8.3 remaining. >> clark: defensive substitution here, more length and quickness on the floor for kansas, with kevin young. if you're missouri, you've got to push it ahead and try to drive it and kick it. but you've got to go faster than

this. >> verne: three to go. robinson backs away. no shot. k.u. wins. >> verne: the jayhawks came from 19 down. for clark kellogg, verne lundquist. saying so long from lawrence, kansas. kansas wins it in overtime. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> verne: at the end of the game. there is the last shot, and it came after the clock had expired. for the last game, it was kind

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good evening. police in montgomery county are searching for the driver who ran over and killed a man in rockdale this morning before fleeing the scene. ken is live along the 4700 block every norbeck road where this happened. ken. >> reporter: andrea, we hear of these types of tragedies happening too often. unfortunately it's hand again, this time the victim is 24-year- old alonzo rodriguez of bethesda. according to police, the 24- year-old had been riding in a car with friends when he got out of that car along norbeck road near westbury. that happened at about 2:20 in morning. they say with an hour later a passerby called 911 to report a man lying on the road. when emergency respondsers got here, rodriguez was already dead. it's believed the hit-and-run driver killed the 24-year-old sometime between 2:20 and 3:24 a.m. on the eastbound lanes of

norbeck road. montgomery county police do need your help, asking anyone who may have been in the area at that time, they're hoping somebody saw something and that they can call them if give this. a tip they need to try to find whoever is responsible for this. now, earlier today we did have an opportunity to speak to the victim's family. they were too desperate to go on cancel are but they're asking for the public's help. they hope somebody can provide that tip that would lead they've to rodriguez's killer. >> let's hope some thank you, ken. two young volunteer firefighters are recovering at washington hospital center this evening. they suffered critical burns while battling a house fire in prince george's county. as armando reports, the injuries were caused by a fiery explosion. >> every one every us know every time we go out the door, it could be the last time. but we also know we're here to serve the citizens. >> reporter: this house fire in riverdale heights sent seven

public servants to the hospital last night after a fireball tore through the home. >> i'm what firefighters described as a blowtorch coming out the front door. >> nearly 70 firefighters trying to extinguish the blaze. >> attention all units -- >> two volunteer firefighters were badly hurt. one suffered burns to his respiratory system. the other has burns over nearly half of his body. >> they have still both critical. however, both alert and able to communicate with us. one is intubated, he is actually in good spirits, and has been writing on a tablet to his parents. >> company seven i would say everybody is very somber right now. we have unfortunately been through this two other times in the past five years. everybody knows what this is like, and it's very difficult,

but they're also holding their own. >> a review is now underway in to how this firefighting operation went down to where the fire engines were placed on the street to how the firefighters entered this burning home. communication between the different units involved and of course what happened when the fireball took out some basement of this home and injured the seven firefighters inside. any lessons learned will be applied the next time these brave public servants go into harm's way. and the dc firefighters burn foundation has stepped in to assist both the families and the injured firefighters as they begin their rehabilitation. the firefighters are 21 and 22 years old. for more information on how you can help, just go to our website, wusa9.com. a local marine is among those killed in the deadliest military aviation training accident in years. captain michael quinn of virginia was among seven marines to died in wednesday's crash near the california-

arizona border. it happened when two helicopters collided in midair during a training exercise. the 28-year-old marine was the pilot of the huey chopper that collided with the cobra helicopter. quinn joined the marines in 2006. he twice received the navy and marine corps achievement medal as well as the national service defense and global war on terrorism service medals. a gunman has killed two american service men inside a government building in kabul. they're believed to be a colonel and major in the u.s. military. the shootings took place as violence gripped the country for a fifth day. er over the burning of holy book at a nato base. the taliban is claiming responsible for the attack inside the interior ministry. >> what we confirm so far is that in the inner city of kabul, often individual opened fire on the -- opened fire on the members of the international security assistance source.

we can confirm that two personnel were killed in this incident. >> u.s. officials say a manhunt is underway for the gunman. two afghan officials say the shooting did not involve any afghans. the commander every u.s. and nato forces has recalled coalition military personnel working in afghan ministries in the capital for their protection. at least 28 people killed and hundreds wounded since tuesday, when it was first reported that korans and other religious materials will not thrown into a fire pit used to burn garbage at the airfield. turn on our weather it's been a very windy day with chilly temperatures. annie is on the weather patio. >> if you had dinner plans tonight definitely bundle up. with the windchills it feels like 20s and 30s, winds are diminishing tonight through overnight. here the peak wind gusts from today. pretty impressive this is here. montgomery, virginia the highest, 67 miles an hour.

highland county, and right now generally in the 20s and 30s wind gusts at this hour. so not as bad. bundle up! windchills feels like 25 in gaithersburg, 22 in leesburg. already down to 31 here in d.c. so for the rest of tonight, expecting breezy conditions, clear to partly cloudy skies it is cold, you'll need your jackets. lows 27 to 32 degrees. here's a look at some video also earlier today, as people dealing with the high winds that came in the through today. when a wind advisory in effect extended but now cancelled since 6:00 tonight. so the winds are dying down but still breezy for tonight. talk about some milder air come this is way. also complete wrap-up of your weekend weather coming up later. andrea. >> we'll see you in a few minutes. thank you. in other news, the man at the center of a 9news now investigation back in march of 2010 has now been sentenced for

child molestation. he was sentenced friday after entering an alfred plea. that's when a defendant does not admit guilt but acknowledges there is enough evidence for conviction. shelton was the pastor of the community church of god from 1995 to 2000. 9news now interviewed two of his alleged victims who were 8 and 12 years old at the time of the alleged abuse. his arrest raised troubling questions, including why that church brought him to virginia from a congregation in frankfurt, illinois after muscle. allegations of sexual abuse involving boys surfaced there. straight ahead on 9news now, a promise penalty in world leader is hospitalized, prion update on nelson mandela. and dc residents come out in force to get help making an upcoming deadline a little less taxing. we'll explain after this.

former south african president nelson mandela is hospitalized this weekend for treatment of stomach pain. the 93-year-old leader was admitted to a hospital in johannesburg this morning. government officials appeared on television there, saying mandela's hospital admissions was not an emergency and surgery would not be involved. he has been in poor health since a week in the hospitalized over a year ago with respiratory problems. he has not appeared in public since. some d.c. residents got help in filing their tax returns today. congresswoman eleanor holmes norton hosted her 12th annual tax fair today at the washington convention center. tax professionals were on hand from the i.r.s. and the d.c. office of tax and revenue to help residents prepare their basic tax returns. the free event also featured representatives from a variety of financial service institutions, to provide information on low cost credit union, banking and loans, college tuition planning and assistance, mortage help, and credit counseling. coming up, a breezy and

cool saturday night. what should we expect sunday morning? annie will be back in just a moment. stay tuned!

>> woman: don't forget the yard work! >> o.k. >> announcer: with citibank's popmoney, dan can easily send money by email right from his citibank account. >> nice job, ben. >> announcer: well played, dan. well played. citibank popmoney. easier banking. standard at citibank. annie is here, you look cold. >> it is cold! when you factor in the windchills, feels like 20s and 30s. so if you have plans tonight, definitely bundle up. wish i had my scarf on earlier this evening, we even saw a little bit of snow come through, some flurries this

morning. right now here's your weather camera where northwest d.c. and wisconsin avenue. and we've got generally clearing skies overnight. but temperatures will be cooling down. right now 40 under partly cloudy conditions. west-northwest at 18 miles an hour. that's the sustained winds. the wind gusts around 28 here in gaithersburg area, 26 in downtown. but andrews air force base 39 for a wind gust. hagerstown 35. it's still windy out there, but these winds will slowly diminish through tonight and overnight. currently 40 in downtown. 34 in leesburg. 35 in hagerstown. lower 40s, but you factor in the windchill feels like lower 30s in downtown. 20s in leesburg. packs river at the freezing mark. annapolis 37 degrees. we've got a little bit of flakes earlier today, even a trace at both dulles and reagan national earlier today because this lake-effect snow generally falling north of and we got earlier today, not worried

about any more flakes though falling for the rest of this weekend. so winds diminish, breezy and cold tonight. mostly sunny and chilly for sunday. don't forget your coats and sunglasses. then milder air coming in for next week. so tonight, clear to partly cloudy, breezy and cold. lows 27 to 32 degrees. around downtown, right at the freezing mark. but upper 20s in gaithersburg, and a naply 35 degrees. tomorrow morning, 1 you will up at church, mostly sunny and cold. temperatures in the 20s and 30s. so the afternoon though mostly sunny and chilly. no need to worry about the winds. highs near 50 degrees. here's a look a little your next seven days. milder on monday, 60 degrees under mostly sunny conditions. tuesday a little bit cooler in the mid to upper 50s. looks like wednesday the day you'll needs your bells are, rain boots and showers and thunderstorms possible, but will be mild. temperatures in the mid-60s some bundle up for tonight and the rest of the weekend! >> what a strange weather

season! >> it's spring! >> you're been a busy man, dave. >> we were trying to get to that georgetown game. they call it short term memory and the ability to accept something bad and then move on. georgetown exhibiting that characteristic today, putting the squeeze on nova, and how about maryland? can they back up that win over the canes with a tech triumph? we'll talk about that and a big day of sports coming up next! people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology,

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worse loss of season. that's how john thompson described tuesday's loss at seton hall. disturbing for fans because it was an green point loss, and because they've seen their hoyas start strong and falter late before. nova in town. in one is always intense! he gets on the deck, blood eye

mouth. it was called a flagrant fall. but he came back later in the first half. he gets the members-only bounce, up and back in. he had 15 points. second half, big old henry sims putting it on the deck with velocity! hoyas roll by 21. afterwards, all the talk about that elbow. >> so were my teammates. i think they read my mind, start picking up. when the game starts off like that, you -- we're family. we have each other's backs. so we're not going to let that happen to our teammate. >> georgetown continuing to roll their 21-6. maryland off one of its biggest win of the year at georgia tech. one part shooter, one part scorer, all parts bad! that's maryland's first lead in 10 minutes. 28 seconds to go, brandon reed says stop, triple time! jackets go from one down to 5 up. but there's still time for the

terps. he goes the length of the floor, pulls up from tripleville and knocks it down 62-61. he and 18 after a tech free- throw, the decent look. no! tech rallies to beat maryland, 63-61. virginia tech, they need wins badly to get into the ncaa tournament. played like it today. overtime, hudson stepped back, and money anti-a thing. that ties it at 64. this game had 14 lead changes. couple free-throws by duke put them up by three. green not doing it. duke surviving, 72-jive in overtime. some drama in charlottesville, three minutes to go. this is virginia' john evans with grant theft. orange and the scoop to the hoop. that made it 52-51. on the other end, here comes carolina. he says dunk me, baby, one more time! carolina survives, 54-51. let's talk some baseball now. ryan zimmerman's been the face

of the gnats franchise since he came up in 2005. he put together elite numbers in 2009, after his last contract negotiation. now he wants another and he might likely get it done immediately. and i mean immediately. zimmerman has stated he wanted to get the extension taken care of by the end of today. his agent and nats gm continue to hammer through details, a no- trade clause. he told the national post, it will be done either yes or no today, so we will have an update tonight at 11. finally, danica patrick on the pole at this weekend's nationwide race in daytona. significant because she's the first woman to hold a nascar pole position sinceman 94. she crashed 49 laps in her one of her teammates watched her from behind. she finished 38th. sprint cars go tomorrow. news just coming in, leonard

redskins wide receiver had surgery on his hip today. we'll have more on that tonight at 11. >> want to hear about that. thank you, dave. >> tonight dress for 20s and 30s. not as windy tonight, tomorrow though lots of sunshine, highs near 50 degrees and no winds for sunday. >> nice! thank you. and thank you for being with us. you can get updates any time online at wusa9.com. have a great evening! see you brach here at 11!