andrew rodriguez has been the little big man. he had 28 points against wichita state. coming up thursday, the canes want even more. >> we are excited to be in the sweet 16, but we are ready to move on. >> we have another chip on our shoulder and today starts the preparation for another good >> u of m's playing was impressive. they don't figure to scare very easily. i have said it before, i will say it again, when they are on their game, you can hang with anybody. >> the nice thing is when you have the momentum, you can do it. all of the teams have the momentum. >> your bracket not looking good anymore? >> it's coming back. [ laughter ] >> mine is done. >> it ain't over until it's over. [ laughter ] >>> still to come, serena williams reacting off the court. >> you will hear more after the break. >>> a consumer alert, imagine putting your car into park and it starts moving on its own. later at 5:30, the action the obama's historic >>> welcome back, apple ceo tim cook unvailing a new four inch iphone at the event in san francisco. the event is coming after come users comp

rodriguez, nbc 6 news. >>> temperatures have been pleasant but about to warm up in a hurry. details, next. >>> $55 million verdct. what aaron andrews said after chunk of change in >>> a verkddict was reached in the sport casters stalking case. a nashville jury awarded erin andrews $55 million over a video shotnd posted online. >> reporter: it was a tense day for this. >> did the defendant be at fault? answer, 12, yes. >> the jury awarded andrews $55 million. michael david barrett is responsible for 51% of that amount. windsor, 49%. the judge ordered the courtrorm camera turned a you have so that andrews could speak to the jury. andrews sued for $75 million for emotional distress after a video taken of her undressg h her nashville hotel room eight years ago@went viral. >> i think the statements hit home for me and hurts me the@ worse is when girls, high school, college, the tweet me and say i want to be erin andrews except for the marriott stalker thing. i can't control that. >>eporter: the hotel lawyers said barrett is a criminal who >> banks, created bank robbers. are banks responsible for bank robbers? >> reporter: he admitted he

andrew. thank you for those developments. >>> we are learning more about a proposal that could make some commuters furious and adding tolls to bridges on the east river. in east harlem, robert rodriguez announced the legislation that would create as he calls it toll and fare equity. the plan would add tolls on east the costs at other bridges like the verrazano and crossneck. >>> today crews used a giant crane to raise the tugboat. the 90-foot specialist tugboat was pulling a barge back on march 12th when it slammed into another barge near the construction site. the bodies of two men onboard were found shortly after that crash and crew members are working to recover the body of the third crew member harry hernandez who was trapped on that ship. >> the forensic investigation and the evidence that's being collected today will hopefully tell us the final story, the full story of how this tugboat sunk and how three people onboard drowned to death. >> westchester county police and the u.s. coast guard hope to have a preliminary report on their findings by some time next week. >> today a flight attendant accused of trying to smuggle 70 city heads to court. authorities say marsha gay reynold

andrews, they are greeted by a lesser figure, sometimes a secretary of state, for the official greeting. and the military review that we're about to see happening the next day. >> well, fair enough. you had bruno rodriguezign minister, greet the president at the airport. that said, mr. castro had greeted other visitors before. there is a disparity, if you will, between the scale of the united states and the scale of cuba. so what i thought this signaled to me is the cuban government was trying to slightly, i don't know if the word is downplay, but keep all this under control. and that's a reminder that they're uneasy. one of the things we want to do is change cuba. we want to see political and economic change come to that country. obviously, the regime wants to keep the lid on all that. so my hunch is by not showing up at the airport, it was a way of trying not to lose control and trying not to make this visit seem bigger than it was at home. the president, for his part, when he speaks to the cuban people, has to somehow signal that change needs to come to cuba. that's the tension between the two sides. the way dissidents are being treated is a reminder that even though this is a step towards one anothe