he has 14 points today as we take another look. unless he came down wrong. yeah. a fluky little -- he is trying to walk off the floor here. but now he is stopped. he can't get a normal straight up stance, you know. what do you think, cramps? that's my guess. >> andrew: big part of ohio state where they won seven of the last 8 games. >> bill: get him some fluids? yeah. man after my own heart. >> andrew: ohio state calls time-out with 1:45 to go. cliché foil characters scheming against a top insurer for no reason?

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resume. >> andrew: they really don't have a bad loss this year. four losses is to gonzaga go, butler, clemens. clemens is 14-1 this year. >> bill: unbelievable. >> andrew: bates-diop 3. schilling gets the rebound with 1:20 to play. >> bill: got one out of two there. late in the shot clock. didn't get the knock down. >> andrew: goins. >> bill: he has worked on that shot. he is dead on. >> bill: i think they are backing it off now. the house feels it. r. >> referee: 1 minute. one minute remaining in the game. >> andrew: langford just fouled out. this will be michigan state's first loss since

they lost the second game of the year to duke. have won 14 straight coming in to today but that streak is about to end here in columbus. >> bill: this is an -- opener for them. we have got to go back and establish our identity. we live on being a great defensive team, a power team, rebounding. pushing the ball up the plenty of time to get it exactly where you want. they had a buzz saw today. >> bill: this will be the third time this weekend that a top five team lost to an unranked team. also it h. duke losing to nc state and xavier falling against providence, izzo calls time-out. ♪ still with 48 hour sweat protection. try degree ultraclear black + white

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crew bill raftery and i'm andrew catalon. we are about to see number one michigan state go down as ohio state controlled this game 7, 8 minutes in the first half and have not looked back. they lead it by 18. >> bill: ripe if you are not ready. >> andrew: third top five team to lose this weekend in unranked team. first time that's happened in two-day span since january of 2002. and schilling throws it down. >> bill: that time-out by tom izzo was a lesson. you know, just chatting. brought them all in and say, look, we are going to go home and get this all straightened out. and hats off to ohio state. and their coaching staff. just imagine if i i magnificent preparation. clark kellogg is sitting home right

>> andrew: baby-sitting. >> bill: that's right, he has his grand children. so proud of these kids. they did a great job. >> andrew: final 5 seconds. and ohio state knocks off number one. [buzzer] 80-64 the final. bates-diop leading the way with a career high 32 points. >> bill: how solid was he from the beginning. you want your big-time performer to step up and lead the charge. he certainly did. >> andrew: heck of a job by chris holtmann in his first season as ohio state head coach. buckeye rest tied for first with a 4-0 record in the big ten. for bill raftery, this is andrew catalon saying so long from columbus. tonight on cbs begins wh

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colds that left us all in a deep freeze. -- cold that's left us all in a deep freeze. hello. i'm debra alfarone. first howard bernstein is here with us now. >> tonight we'll drop back to the teens. this morning we were 1 below for a record at dulles. 8 at national. right now we are in the teens or low 20s. things are changing. we're beginning a thaw, but it will be cold enough tomorrow that we'll have some problems. notice all the moisture here in the mississippi valley. that's freezing rain, some snow. that's all headed in our direction and with that coming in it should be light, right? we're talking less than 0.1- inch. however, the ground is so cold. air temperatures could be board are line and we -- borderline and we could see glazing in spots. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. for our far northern and western suburbs with light icing on

surfaces. i think the main roads will be fine, but your sidewalks and driveway could be a problem. this is mainly an afternoon, early evening event. morning commute will be fine. i'll have much more coming up. ruptured pipes and electrical outages are just some of the issues that called howard university to be closed another week. most students won't be going back to school until the 16th. our stephanie ramirez is live outside the university with a closer look at some of this damage. >> reporter: they have a few serious problems on their plate. we're talking about five residence halls with no heat and hot water. then they had two buildings where a sink pipe burst going right through the buildings. one of them is the annex behind me. listen to what they said is going on inside. >> all that steam condensed and literally just dropped every tile. >> this is not a building that anyone should be in right now. >> reporter: right now the race is to dehumidify everything inside before the mold sets in. the school

heat and hot water to go on sooner than later, but for the university that means things will be up and running open for business tomorrow, but for classes, for those undergrad and grad students, that will now be delayed until january 16th, about another week from now. right now that could be delayed. we're at howard university. i'll have more from the executive vice president at 11:00, stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> thank you. the university is tweeting asking any students who can delay their move back to campus to do just that. 50 water main breaks are causing issues around prince george's county. crews are working around the clock to fix them. the cold weather is to blame and there's more work than workers. so it's taking wccs a little longer to get to them all. >> yeah. it's crazy and hectic. >> it's happening everywhere. i mean this is nothing because wait until it warms up and everything is going to start popping.

>> yeah. wssc is asking customers to be patient as they get around to making those repairs. most of the water main breaks happen between november and february and nearly half of those pipes are 50 years old. it is day five in the search for a 65-year-old man in prince george's county. daniel dehaven went missing tuesday afternoon while shopping with his wife at costco on route 1 in beltsville. at this point dehaven may have gotten farther than prince george's county. with this frigid weather family and friends are desperate to find him. dehaven is nonverbal and he may not be able to identify himself. he suffers from dementia. police say dehaven may respond if you say his first name danny. his family says they appreciate the nearly 200 people that have been searching with them every day. >> we can't do this on our own. these people that are coming out and helping us and giving us their time, it adds to the number of people that we have as rrc

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always watching, always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> so the edge was kind of taken off the cold today. we got into the low to mid-20s, but tomorrow we've got problems as warmer air is moving in, still cold enough with a little light rain, light freezing rain for winter weather advisories to be issued by the weather service for most of the area. you get to stafford and southern maryland, not in it because you'll be warmer with generally rain, but we're talking about light icing, very cold surfaces still even if we're above freezing. we could have a little slight glaze developing in some areas. we're talking 3:00 on 9:00 for the metro, a little earlier in the

to 7 a.m. and in garrett county maybe a couple inches of snow could fall. cumberland we're looking at afternoon showers. with the yellow weather alert tomorrow with the winter weather advisory i don't think the morning commute is an issue. i think whatever we get moves in mid- to late morning, if not early average. the afternoon commute moderate to maybe a high impact, depends because i think the roads will be mainly wet, just salt on them. the road crews will be out there. the main roads are in good shape, but the untreated surfaces is where we could get moderate impact with a light glaze to develop. we aren't expecting a lot, maybe 0.1-inch or so or less or 0.05-inch. that takes just a tiny bit of ice, 20 now, south winds at 9, humidity 46% and the barometer high and falling with temperatures now upper teens to mid-20s out there. again it's going to be mainly tomorrow afternoon into the evening with some spotty light rain, spotty freezing rain. partly cloudy and cold but not

as cold tonight, 14 to 19. we look at monday morning, some spotty showers, light freezing rain west, 18 to 34 and in the afternoon the yellow weather alert 34 to 39, spotty light rain, pockets of freezing rain. take it easy in your driveway, the sidewalk, that sort of thing. look at tuesday, 49, wednesday maybe a shower, 45. showers, possibly a thunderstorm on friday, 60 before some cold air returns on sunday. now wusa9 sports with darren haynes brought to you by xfinity. >> here's sunday's best and what we have going on, caps and blues tied 3-3 in overtime, nicklas backstrom going top shelf for the game winner. caps have won seven of their last nine overtime games and the capitals have won nine straight games at home, people. nicklas backstrom, the hero on the ice and in the stands and here's why. after he sd

he gave the puck to one young fan. look at his reaction as he gets the puck. >> first of all, when you look around, this isn't cole fieldhouse, but it is maryland basketball. what do you feel when you walk around here? >> again, when you say it's maryland basketball, it doesn't make a difference where it's at. >> reporter: what do you remember about the 1958 team? >> what i personally remember, the guys. you're much closer. i think much closer. we had a tougher coach who made us be more close to each other. >> reporter: what kind of team were you? who was the superstar? >> basically we had no superstar. nobody really hogged the ball. there's nobody you could really go to. you just depended upon whoever wound up with it, you knew you were going to take a good shot and everybody was going to support you. >> reporter: 1958, do you remember the acc championship game? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: what was that like? >> you're there. you're playing inca

home court advantage. the fans, you were scumbags, whatever, excuse that expression. >> reporter: what does it mean to be honored sunday? >> sure, it's an honor, but we've got a lot of history behind this, too, and just as much as an honor the 60 years that we've lived and where we're at today. >> that was diane roberts who caught up with gerry beck who was part of the 1958 acc championship team. they're celebrating the anniversary. they ta before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network

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