pitts: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 596, sponsored by bradley byrne ofalabama. obamacare. millions of americans continue to feel the harmful effects of the president's health care law in almost every corner of their life. recently, i heard from a president school teacher who told me that many of our local schools are having trouble finding long-term substitutes for specialty classes, such as art music and physical education. under obamacare's new definition of full-time work, substitute teachers are strictly limited to 3 1/2 days a week. children are simply missing out on these important classes or being pushed into packed combined classes. many of our local schools had to outsource cafeteria workers and other part-time positions. school districts are spending too much time worrying about federal mandates rather than the best way to teach children. republicans have no shortage of good ideas to replace the president's health care law. last session there were hundreds of bills intr

pitts, seek recognition? mr. pitts: mr. speaker, pursuant to house resolution 70 i call up house resolution 596 and ask consideration in the house. the clerk: a bill to repeal the patient protection and affordable care act and health care-related provisions in the health care and education reconciliation act of 2010, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 70, the amendment printed in house report-215-13, is considered as read. the bill is -- committees on education and the work force energy and commerce and ways and means, the gentleman from alabama, mr. byrne, and the gentleman from virginia, mr. scott, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. pitts, the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, the gentleman from texas, mr. brady and the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, each will control 15 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. pitts. mr. pitts: -- the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. pitts: mr. speaker, i

pitts: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 596 sponsored by bradley byrne of alabama. today the house acts once again to repeal obamacare. millions of americans continue to feel the harmful effects of the president's health care law in almost every corner of their life. recently, i heard from a president school teacher who told me that many of our local schools are having trouble finding long-term substitutes for specialty classes, such as art music and physical education. under obamacare's new definition of full-time work, substitute teachers are strictly limited to 3 1/2 days a week. children are simply missing out on these important classes or being pushed into packed combined classes. many of our local schools had to outsource cafeteria workers and other part-time positions. school districts are spending too much time worrying about federal mandates rather than the best way to teach children. republicans have no shortage of good ideas to replace the president's health care law. last

pitts: mr. speaker, i'll verve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: mr. speaker, i'd now yield one minute to the gentleman from oregon, mr. schrader. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for one minute. mr. schrader: thank you mr. speaker. i have to say i'm very surprised i have to be here today. i thought after millions of americans said loud and clear this past november they want us to work together and find common ground. we could put divisive bills like this behind us. when i speak to voters in my district in oregon, none of them asked me to raise taxes on the middle class, which effectively this bill does. none of them asked me to let health insurance plans discriminate against women or against pre-existing conditions. something this bill does. i don't know any seniors that want to pay more for prescription drugs something that will happen if this bill becomes law. nothing i speak with wants the most vul

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here's my "nightline" coanchor byron pitt. >> hold on i got a woman and a kid 200 yards out -- >> reporter: it's the blockbuster movie millions have flocked to theaters to see. bradley cooper as the real-life american sniper chris kyle. but not seen on screen how kyle was gunned down, allegedly by marine veteran eddie ray ralph. ralph, these pictures from his time in iraq is the man accused of gunning down kyle and his friend chad littlefield at a shooting range in february 2013. kyle leaving behind two young sons and his wife tea. >> yom now and always will be the wife of a man who is a warrior both on and off the battlefield. >> reporter: today the much-anticipated trial in texas beginning. >> kyle shot five times in the back and side -- >> reporter: the defense claiming ralph is not guilty by reason of insanity arguing ptsd from his time in the military made him turn the gun on two men trying to help him. >> when he took their lives, he was in the grip of a psychosis. >> reporter: first to take the stand, chris kyle's widow tea. she isn't buying ralph's defense. today in court she said

here's my "nightline" coanchor byron pitt. >> reporter: treasured old photos spread across a kitchenfamily taking me on a trip down memory lane. >> that's like one of those "leave it to beaver" shots. >> reporter: here in the angelo house, pain and anger amidst laughter. >> what are some of those things? that you wish you could have done with your father? >> played basketball together. could have been here for my 16th birthday. >> reporter: 17-year-old jesse and 18-year-old anthony have been haven't seen their father in seven years. their dad is in federal prison two states away. >> bitter because of that? sad, angry? some of all the above? >> mostly sad. and then anger after. sad because there's nothing i could do about it. angry that they shouldn't have done that to him. >> it's okay. >> reporter: today marks a bitter anniversary. 11 years to the day since their father weldon angelos, was sent to prison for 55 years. his crime, carrying a gun and selling 24 ounces of pot. >> what do you think of the law that sent your brother away for 55 years? >> i don't think it makes any sense.

pitts responding to mr. green about the community health centers. i was at a rotary club meeting recently, and i was asked the question, they said congressman can you tell us what dollar amount has been incurred by the federal government as a result of state expansion of medicaid programs pursuant to the affordable care act? because we picked up the larger percentage of the normal cost. and i would ask you that question. i didn't know the answer, but could you tell me what is the total dollar amount incurred by the federal government by the expansion of the state medicaid programs as a result of the affordable care act? >> that, in terms of the federal dollars versus the state dollars? >> yeah. just the addition at dollar amount incurred by us. >> let me go back and look because the question of being able to disaggregate whether a person came in because of expansion or were under the old rules, i want to make sure that we can understand -- >> but you don't have a dollar amount for that? >> i will check with the department. >> you would think that yo

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lionell coats says the street department crew dug out the area making a small hole into that big pittats says he heard a noise just before the crew left. >> you believe the streets department back in november did something that damaged the pipes underneath there? >> yes. >> reporter: a minimum says coats the workers left water pipes leading to his rental home exposed. so when the weather turned frigid back in january -- >> everything freeze up. no water. >> reporter: nothing in your home. >> nothing. we had to buy spring water h to get the youngest kids out. >> reporter: laura is his landlord the owner of the row house. >> i've been calling the streets department. i called the water department. i cannot get any answers from anyone. >> reporter: i made a call to the water depth. i'm not sure weather this is a water department issue a streets department issue or exactly who is responsible but this hole has been here and growing for quite sometime. >> the coats family has been forced out of their home half a dozen times in the past six weeks. they want answers. and running water. >> spri

byron pitts, abc news, new york. >> bob simon remembered tonight. our thoughts are with his wife his daughter and with his family down the street at cbs. >>> we move on here this evening, and to an abc news investigation now. buying your way into america. the $500,000 green card offered by the government. are suspected criminals, spies, possible terrorists paying to live here in the u.s.? abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross tracking down the government official in charge of this program. brian? >> reporter: well david oushgs invest game focuses on a little known visa program that federal agents fear is being abused by possibly dangerous people to get into this country. as advertised around the world, from russia to iran to china, foreign citizens can now essentially buy visas or green cards to come and live in america through the u.s. immigration program called the eb-5. >> yes, you can. >> reporter: all it takes is $500,000 invested in a u.s. project that creates jobs. like this big casino in las vegas. >> we believe the program is n

manske files a lawsuit on behalf of the pitts against lloyd and the village of dolton. the lawsuit is settled out of court for an undisclosed amount. the defendants do not admit any wrongdoing. no charges are filed against the academy for learning and the school considers the case closed. christopher lloyd told msnbc on advice of counsel he will not comment, but referred us to the police report. the report states in part that pitts initiated physical contact and was, "verbally and physically combative." the report does not mention the videotape, which manske says contradicts lloyd's account. the new dolton police chief, john franklin appointed in spring 2013 says he's appalled of what he saw in the video. the school incident isn't the first time officer lloyd has exhibited violent behavior. 15 months earlier, lloyd shot and killed his ex-wife's husband. >> officer lloyd claimed he was threatened and he was using self-defense. he was never charged for the shooting death of that man. >> and four months after the incident with marshawn, lloyd is arrested for sexual assault

pitts, always a pleasure. good to have you with us tonight., but is it really important for us to monitor the sun's activity that would affect our climate? your thoughts. >> it absolutely is important for us to monitor the sun in this way. this is the first time that noaa has had an operational space weather satellite in orbit and the information that will be gathered by this will be extremely important to helping us protect satellites in orbit around earth and even to help us protect power transmission systems here on earth in case there's a very very intense solar storm. so the information gathered along with the images of the earth and the monitoring the weather systems are always vital and always helpful. >> why are we doing it now? why wasn't it done previously? >> well, it wasn't done previously because there have been ways for us to make these observations from earth before but it turns out that there was this satellite left over from about a decade ago that happened to have the architecture that would work really well for this particul

here's abc's byron pitts. >> reporter: today, in texas, it was officially declared chris kyle dade. come men rating the real american sniper. his wife speaking out. >> he was just incredible. >> reporter: portrayed by sienna miller in the movie that's made $250 million at the box office. taya wants the world to know theirs is not just the story about war -- >> babe, come home, okay? we miss you. >> okay. >> reporter: it's always a story about love telling "people" magazine quote, we were made for each other. he wrote all of me in my wedding ring and mine to him says, my love my life. but after four deploy its to iraq she says quote, we had our moments where i felt like we were less important than the military. and he felt like i didn't understand his sense of duty. duty and family something actor bradley cooper told me he wanted to portray accurately. >> i had hours and hours and hours of endless footage of him, because taya wanted to make sure their two children you know would at least see their father. >> reporter: a complex man whose wife wants you to know also had a lighter side

kennedy: like brad pitt and the chamber orchestra.coming up next, a new guest is joining us right here on site kennedy: welcome back. the only living member, giving us a glimpse into the crazy world of rock 'n roll in his new book, my life as marky ramon. thank you for joining me everyone is gone. >> unfortunately. kennedy: have their ghost haunted you for the last several years? why write the book now? >> it took five years. you know, to think that you can write it within a week is pretty impossible. you have to have a plan. so being in the band for 15 years, it's the most comprehensive book out there to be one what was the hardest thing for you in the van to dealing with joey's ocd order johnnies love of ronald reagan? >> i mean, joey had an illness and later on we realized back, not in the beginning. the other -- that's what happens when you have ocd. johnny's lover ronald was his weakness, but we heard it every minute. and that was between joey and johnny's politics and that was the main topic. so after a while because of that, th

, who that film named brad pitt, who was object was object ified as a male in ified as a male in perhaps your research observes perhaps your research observes women being objectified in film? women being objectified in film? >> right, you know, that's >> right, you know, that's interesting because when we were shooting the scene of the interesting because when we were shooting the scene of the bedroom with brad and i, there bedroom with brad and i, there is a shot of him standing up is a shot of him standing up without his shirt on, and he's without his shirt on, and he's got that incredible got that incredible stomach. stomach. ridcally scott was personally ridcally scott was personally spraying evian on his body to spraying evian on his body to catch the light in the right way. catch the light in the right way. >> glistening abs. >> glistening abs. >> i'm going over there, hi, i'm the girl. >> i'm going over there, hi, i'm the girl. you just assume that if somebody you just assume that if somebody is going to be shot that way is going to be shot that way it's going to be the woman, but

byron pitt abc news new york. >> some of hollywood biggest stars got together for lunch this afternoon in beverly hills more than 150 oscar nominee attend add special event at the beverly hilton in their honor. afternoon was an opportunity for all nominee to mingle and take kind of a class photo. best actress nominee reece spoke about her role as cheryl strayed in wild. movie takes place along the 2600 mile pacific crest trail. >> i feel like i really fought for this movie to get made and it was hard. hard process. but so rewarding. all the days hiking up mountains and crossing freezing rivers carrying equipment. >> other nominee spoke about the role and why they enjoyed them so much. with oscar sunday around the corner now we remind that you abc 7 the only place to watch the oscar live. coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. over on channel 7. hope you tune in for that. >> well did you vote to raise the minimum wage in san francisco. coming up tonight. here on 7 news. how the out come of last fall election is forcing this mission district book store to close-up shop. i'll for over0,000 californ

here's abc's byron pitts. >> reporter: from rosamund to reese, the daring to the plain strange.p the red carpet to red, red, red-hot. last night the men were turning heads, too. >> the men get the raw end of the deal when it comes to the red carpet and i think they were revolting this season. >> reporter: the men pulled out the stops to put their best faces forward with, mascara to eyeliner. >> when you have that much pressure to take a fantastic photo why should you have to show up bare faced? >> and it works. check out the arches on michael keaton who used eyebrow pencil for extra definition and john travolta and jared leto joining on the manscara trend. >> channing tatum. >> some wonder if he borrowed his wife's eyeliner. >> the guys were stepping up their style game. suits in every color. david oyelowo's fine wine to jared leto's powder blue. >> and this year's winner for bluest tux and whitest shoes -- jared leto. >> reporter: the subtle and not so subtle changes in hollywood, men closing the gap, women pushing to close the salary gap. >> it's our time to have wage equality

. >> in the media, brad pitt and angelina jolie ared aing to the conversation. >> every time there is a -- are adding to the conversation. >> every time there is a recognition by public figures they are creating space for other people to follow. >>> for this kid to blaze trail in cowboy boots and dresses. >> i have no doubt. >> reporter: she told me her biggest worry was reading transgender people have higher rates of bullying and suicide and as a parent that would be terrifying. >> let me ask you, in these cases we are talking about young kids. mikemike honda's grandchild was 8, that girl was 5. how do you know when it is a stage or real? >> reporter: phases pass. children role play, play dress up but they go away. when it is insistent and persistent it is something you need to pay attention to and listen to. >> this mother said she started noticing things as early as two. >> reporter: the kids know between 19 months and 3 years of age what gender they identify with. this is a bigger conversation for everybody. anyone who is not transgender itopeps up what are -- it opens up what are

it is in a sand pitt. it's surrounded by stray dogs. >> how do they even get there in the first place? >> like he was just dropped off there. >> but there you could see somebody from an animal agency came to rescue this little guy. they're not allowed to touch these little seal pups, but the guy takes off his jacket wraps the little guy up and puts him in a basket because they're taking it to a rescue group and there you can see them offer him some frozing fish. but when they got a hold of him, they say he had roundswounds to his face his ears and flippers and he wasn't that great of shape. but they turned him over to a rescue group. so his prognosis from there i'm sure is pretty good. >> how did they realize that that that pack of dogs had surrounded a seal pup. >>> this is in the good old united states. >> they say there's something wrong with the shell of this thing. these have been attacked by an alligator or maybe hit by a car. but whatever it is this turtle not exactly down with the rescue. watch wha

byron pitts, abc news, new york. >> you think about these vets in iraq and chris kyle's story he wasnother vet and he felt that helped him readjust to life back in the states, and he lost his life when the other vet turned his gun on him. >> a wider audience familiar with the story and what a lot of guys go through with this movie now. 250 plus million. >> i look forward to seeing it. >>> when we come back, we will take you to the ultimate power lunch. who turned out this red carpet arrival at this oscar nominee luncheon. >>> and the one man who kim kardashian said she would really, really like to take a selfie with. "the skinny" up next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. xñyÑ5Ñ ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >> time now for the skinny. >>> topping our headlines this morning, the power lunch to end all power lunches. >> hollywood -- turned out if they are year's class picture at the academy award nominees luncheon in beverly hills them whole crew was there. bradley cooper, oprah winfrey, neil patrick harris who is hosting the oscars

virginia beats pitt.the georgetown hoyas are not in the top 25, but they are still a tournament team, probably a seven seed, but they have had seven days between games and host st. john's tomorrow night. the battle of new york, the rangers and islanders. in the third, the rangers on the attack, kevin kline -- not the actor -- the game-winner. 11 goals scored in the nassau coliseum tonight. baseball, the auction of the year, the glove worn by jeffrey mayer when he caught derek jeter's home run and cap the orioles out of the american league championship series will be auctioned sunday in new york. the umpire refused to call for interference. it turned the series. pictures and catchers report to any camp later this week. and golf fans, david love iii is expected to be named the usa ryder cup captain. >> that was interference. >> oh, absolutely, without question. >> take that glove and burn it. surrendering to the wicket winter. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for tha

but, it was not my idea. [ laughter ] >> he looks like brad pitt. >> that is my entrance at pebble beachis is a chance to win it. oh. and that means we have a 4-way play off. by the second hole, it was down to jason day and holmes. >> now, holmes aggressive. now, going through on the grandstand. he is in trouble. now, jason day, a better shot. he shot 5 irons, ball within 15 feet of the cup. he is within the driver's seat. now, he still had a chance. he had to sink a parputt. and he hoped for a third play off hole but no. going in for the third career tour win. he moves up now to forward in the world rankings. >> reporter: now, the cardinals won 25 straight against arizona. it looked like they were on the way. now, bobby, the 3. 7 point lead. just over a minute to go. scoring 7 points in the final 38 seconds. including the go ahead with 1.9 seconds to go. the wildcats rally to go 57 to beat the cardinals for the first time since 2001. >>> the super bowl last sunday, courtside today, watching the sun devils, now, they faired. the second, scary moment for cal. he lands hard on the back of

. >> yeah, it's cool to see brad pitt. oh my gosh, that's brad pitt.him is steven spielberg and he's giving -- >> jimmy: has anything bad happened when you've hosted an awards show? have there been incidents, has there been tumult? >> first time i did -- well, the first time i hosted the tonys was the same year they did a big giant opening number without me. and i was backstage. and that was the year that "rock of ages" the musical was up for a bunch of awards. and bret michaels accidentally turned too late. and a set piece was coming down and hit him in the head. >> jimmy: right. >> it knocked him flat. and i was super, super convinced that he was really, really hurt. like -- like i thought -- i screamed. oh, no! and immediately i turned back and i'm saying, is he all right, is he all right, is he okay? someone tell me, is he okay? because i thought -- it was bad. i thought he was -- his skull had been crushed or something. he had turned, bye, everybody! went back, hit his head, and then what do you do? that was my biggest fear was, if something reall

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paid to be a seat filler it is voluntary position but it comes with perks she has sat next to brad pitt and show said julia roberts smiled at her one time. very cool. >> do you get the gift bag? >>> as we country down to oscar sunday you may wonder how, exactly, did hollywood come up with the term "oscar." >> academy released what is in the name. >>> a famous columnist was tired of writing about the goal statue of the academy and so he said he named it oscar after an old joke where oscar was the joke at the end of the story. >> the new name for the award was dropped in 1935 and it has stuck. >> you are so hip. >> this is the home for oscar sunday and coverage begins at 2:00 fm with "red carpet," and at 4:00 you can see what the stars are wearing and at 5:00 watch who wins. >> katie marzullo is in los angeles with live reports from the oscars and inside look at the bay area connections to the biggest night. i don't think anyone has ever so-called me "hip," before. >> first time for everything. >> casey will windowst know the weather profit and we will check with meteorologist mike nicco.

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. >> reporter: the dogs scarlet, jaydn, kayla, mochi and brad pitt. >> i got a text from my wife saying that our dog had been kidnapped and i'm like -- i couldn't even comprehend what that meant. >> reporter: their main concern. >> i'm worried about him in this cold weather. >> we want the van to be left somewhere in an area that people will hear the dogs barking or even see the van. >> reporter: hopeful these dogs will have their day. >> find their dogs and get their dogs back to them. >> police say witness actually tried to stop the two men but backed off when one man flashed a gun. police at this hour on the hunt for a 2002 silver chrysler town & country van with illinois plates. >> those dogs get them back. >> heartbreaking. who does that really. >> thank you, reena. >>> so ginger, coming back to you and know what it means, another storm. >> i can't get over that. otis used to go to urban out sitters. >>> places are imprisoned by ice and another storm coming. let's take that picture. north carolina and that is all ice. can you see it on the bottom of the bench there in the foregroun

. >> people were going nuts i mean seriously it was like brad pitt just walked in. >> it is batkid begins. the inspiring bay area story about a leukemia patient. >> it feature 200 films from 50 countries. it runs through march 8th. batkid, a little star. >> how nice to do that again. thanks for joining us i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time and we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> on this tuesday night, the commuter train collision. the fiery explosion. slamming into a truck on the tracks. the cars flipping. victims treated on the scene and our team is right there. >>> leveled. the neighborhood worried about the smell of gas. workers arriving to investigate. then, the explosion. the workers raced to the hospital. >>> the deadly driving across the south. 12 states covered in ice. the truck dangling from the highway. and tonight, the cruise ships now stuck at sea. >>> under fire. the head of veterans affairs brought in to repair the v.a., now apologizing after saying he served in special forces when he didn't. martha raddatz standing by. >>> and is this the new face

. >> does it strike you as ironic that there was a character in that film named brad pitt, who was object ified as a male in perhaps your research observes women being objectified in film? >> right, you know, that's interesting because when we were shooting the scene of the bedroom with brad and i, there is a shot of him standing up without his shirt on, and he's got that incredible stomach. ridcally scott was personally spraying evian on his body to catch the light in the right way. >> glistening abs. >> i'm going over there, hi, i'm the girl. you just assume that if somebody is going to be shot that way it's going to be the woman, but it was great. turn the tables, why not. >> and it was recently named one of the hollywood reporters top 100 favorite films. and on the cover you and susan sarandon recreate that original selfie you took. where do you rank that film as far as culture and as far as your career? >> as far as my life it really changed my life. it was very, very impactful on me because it changed how i looked at future parts that i would play, that i wanted to--because it reson

i mean, seriously, it was like brad pitt walked out. it was like there he is! >> it was amazing. yeah, we are talking about bat kid obviously. aka miles scott. he is the focus of batkid begins which chronicles his unforgettable day fighting crime in the city of san francisco in 2013. >> it was the most fun experience ever. what is a better experience than that? a little boy who has leukemia who fights it and wins and gets a big parade where an entire city comes out and the world watches own line. it was a great way to spend a year for sure. >> miles did not attend tonight's premier. his mom didn't want him staying up too late. the film festival runs through march 8. >> crime fighters got to get their sleep. >> absolutely. >> they are called superheros aren't that? >> yes they are. >> and the warriors got theirs back tonight. after missing his first game. we will tell you how steph curry did on the floor in his return and what the giants player, he doesn't have a world series ring, but he has a japanese championship ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. ano

flaring brighter than a full moon as it broke into fragments that can be scattered in the suburbs of pitt pittsburgh. >> and they are a meteoroid, and then it is a meteor, and as it crashes to the ground it is a meteorite. >> i appreciate that. >> i had to throw in my geeky knowledge. >>> and now just talking dropping temperatures making it easy around here. and some of the snow showers that passed through that were robust in the western suburbs of philadelphia, now moving off the coast of atlantic city. we are done with the snow showers and now the wind are picking up. 22 miles per hour in reading, 24 in philadelphia. 28 in wilmington. 30 miles per hour in lancaster and the poconos 33 miles per hour. and the numbers continue to climb overnight tonight and throughout the day tomorrow. the wind chills are dropping. lancaster 1 below zero. that's how it feels when you step out. 9 in allentown. 11 in the strip along i-95. still only 20 degrees in beach haven. and the arctic boundary as it passes through. the clear air coming in behind it. the rest of the night is quiet with respect to the wi

the panthers come within four, but the wahoos held pitt scoreless for at least five times during the game. virginia wins 61-49 improving to 24-1, their best start in school history. >>> 22nd ranked west virginia hosting ninth ranked kansas, upset alert. mountaineers dexter miles misses the three. e rebound gives it right back to miles. he gets a second chance with that layup. mountaineers started the game on an 8-0 run. 2nd half jayhawks storm back. kelly ubray gives kansas their first lead. eight seconds left, jayhawks up one. jayhawks have a clear shot. downcourt they should make the basket, but they don't. west virginia upsets kansas 62- twit 1, incredible finish. >>> the -- 62-61, incredible finish. >>> lady terps had a firm hold in the 1st half, the rebound and dished out to lexie brown for two of her 14, but spartans took advantage of numerous maryland mistakes in the 2nd half. the big three ties the game 42- 42, but the terps able to hang on, 75-69 to win their 17th straight game so, a great first season for the lady terps and the men in the big 10. >> very exciting night in >

a reality this season even snow down in charlottesville couldn't slow down the cavs neither could pittup pass and stops, knocks down three. uv up 10 at halftime. second half while bringing the deep end, atkins comes up with the huge dunk. cavs take advantage. he drives to the rack but ten points six assists for him. brogdon has been sensational this season. put some love on that one. 18 points. justin anderson all into that right there. virginia's 69-41 win over pittsburgh. cavs now best start in school history. keep it going. to the women. maryland on the road at michigan state. second half three-point game. pass to heir yellaerial powers. just go down low to brianna jones. 17 points 11 boards for jones. later in the half this one still close and you can't give lexie brown this much room. she had 14 points. maryland goes on to win it 75-69. 17-game win streak. >> you go girls. okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. freschetta. made better to taste better. >>> we recap some things yo