nice save by beasley. almost lost it. hudson the rebound. >> dan: no need to take a contested three in that situation. you're having great success driving the ball do the basket, do it again. >> tim: leonard hamilton did not like that shot by bell. >> dan: an open three is a different story you won't get an open three waut bowl movement. >> tim: leday -- the help came late, leday reeled it in. he has 15. rathan-mayes, a beautiful cuts the lead back to 10. >> dan: ledrey tried to contest the shot but got out of the way before he got called for a foul. >> tim: bell reaching in may have injured his shoulder, bacon got the foul.

robinson hammered by beasley. almost wound up in the percussion session. >> dan: a mind for the game, leday, 15 points, 11 blocked shots, no turnovers. bibbs made four three-point baskets,. >> tim: the guys have played to their roles. every role player that played to their role and leday of course one of the stars of the team has been just that. bookert on the offensive glass. it is not as if they haven't had chances florida state at the free-throw line. they have not converted. they missed a ton of free-throws tonight. >> dan: they are 19 of 31. down by a baker's dozen. hudson another one of those guys performed at the level that is expected. smith gets them both. florida state will scramble up and trap every opportunity. leday. >> dan: you have to take risk, put pressure. >> tim: saved by leday, how did he do that? how did he do that? this is your leday, virginia tech, wow, what a play that was.watch this. way. to make the play. that is an amazing play. gets control of the ball tips it to his own man. >> tim: yo

but malik beasley on a mission. 39-31. beasley from deep. part of an 8-0 run. fsu only down 3. 3 minutes later, victor nickerson responds with this dunk. crusaders go ton end florida state's season 81-69. if you're more of an nba fan, you can get your fix right here on channel 9. san antonio spurs hosting the golden state warriors. neither have lost a home game since last season. >>> as for hockey, solar bears >>> patchy fog. pretty good start to the day tomorrow. temperatures in the middle 60s. a couple of showers looming just to the north of orlando. then a pretty good looking afternoon tomorrow. back in the middle 80s. rain moves back in scattered saturday. then saturday morning, a cold front just in time for the start of spring. martha? >> be sure to watch eyewitness news "this morning" starting at traffic every ten minutes. >> thank you for watching channel 9 eyewitness news. tomorrow night. until then, take care. (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo

malic beasley working inside. smith for the alley the -- seminoles lead quickly up to 9. great ball movement on the break. dunk. make st it a two-point game. the wildcats couldn't maintain that lead. and off the miss, davidson fans might want to look away, because this is beasley rising for the flush. davidson falls 84-74 the financial. south carolina hosting high point. just ten active players. a freshman and sophomore was suspended for a conduct issue. it didn't look like much of an issue early on. leads for a trailing -- kind huge game. he had 30. south carolina up 5 at the half. second half, wacky play, panthers nearly throw it away. andre fox runs it down. he gets tripped. then blocks the ensuing shot for miles. balls on the ground. i feel like sack should be playing right now, nobody can get a hand on it. meanwhile, the shot clock is ticking down, mcintyre finally hits a three with a shot clock and won. that was tired. that makes me tired watching it. south carolina won on a 20-1 run to pull away. cruising to an 88-66 win. south carolina disappointed in the ncaa tou

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mark b.: now joining us, matthew beasley head of global investors is here. beneath thetorm calm?y companies benefiting from the rebound in the oil price. of course we will see more volatility out of the referendum. does this rebound? marketsu said, global globally, a rough start to the year. six weeks ago, markets were at their lows in february. the things we were worrying about back then are still very valid today. brexit referendum, that was unknown unknown, and now it is a known known, something we know we are facing. it is very hard, i think, to argue for markets to run away from themselves. alix: one thing that has changed in the last couple of weeks if the dollar tapering off the rally. a weaker dollar. take a look at the bloomberg. this is a historical spread between the euro-dollar and emerging-market stocks. it is basically a fancy way of saying that emerging-market stocks like a weaker dollar. ,ere you have the euro weaker the dollar. here is the historic spread. it goes into positive territory, that means the euro is getting continuously stronger. that has continuously

beasley scored 20. florida state wins 78-73. they win a couple games in the acc tournament they could make a case for an at large bid. >>> the bulls lead tulsa 36-33 at half time and the ladies are playing in the quarter finals against smu tipping off just a few minutes ago. and multiple reports indicating lovey smith the buccaneers head coach might be taking the head coaching position at the university of illinois so looking for that at 11. >> no more pros, eh? >> do you want to hire him for your football team? >> i don't know i don't hire. no idea. >> just saying. >>> pretty nice night for us. >> looking good. going to be cool this evening so might want to wear a light jacket. temperatures dropping down to 52 degrees. tomorrow morning a little cool but by the afternoon 74 degrees lots of sunshine and if you like cooler temperatures embrace it because you saw the seven day. we are back into the middle 80s by the end of the week. >> it will be warm. thank you. march is dolphin awareness month and-- >> where did you get that from

seminoles had beasley, he had 20 points and this dunk to begin to put it away. 78-73 the seminoles down the st. john's hosting providence on senior day. lindsey a big day, three of his 30 points right here. in the second half, chris dunn driving through the lane moving in for the dunk. that put the lead at 23. 90-76. st. john's finishing big east play at 1-17. >>> rutgers looking for its first win. minnesota happy to help. scarlet knights led by 25 at the half. michael williams, working the perimeter, had a game high 29 off the bench. 75-52 rutgers. they end their 32-game big 10 losing streak. >>> women's side, otherwise known as the first post season step leading to most likely an eventual uconn national title. the huskies met east carolina in the first run. this went about as you would women on their way to a 67th straight win marking their 11th 30 wins. the bigger news these days >> exactly. >>> thank you laura. >>> thanks for joining us. stay tuned for abc world news, coming up next. i'm joe >> and i'm sandra bookman. you should too. [laughing] honey, you gotta see this! time warner

beasley had 21 points, and bacon, the other fab freshman, led the way with 23. the seminoles knock off davidson in the first round. and the first homer of the spring in a loss to the phillies today. and he is hitting .364. and drew smiley pitched and gave up just a run on three hits. but the rays lose this one 5-2. and i'm dave and that's it for sports. the sun'll come out tomorrow... for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine r that helps make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, tomorrow... i love ya, tomorrow p study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. p it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. p tomorrow, tomorrow i love ya, tomorrow r ask your

first run of the nat and for the state hose davidson and jordan throws but anything he can do millie beasley can do better, the freshman guard rocked it with 21 points and fsu pulls away 84- 74. on the other side of the bracket florida gators hosting north florida and not a great night to be in osprey van. they hit 12 back trees in the 1st half and alan had 4 of those. and scott frost walked onto campus in december and promised you cf would be fast in 2016. it took about 5 minutes of spring football to see exactly what the new head coach was talking about and frost change the atmosphere. offense and talk the quarterback to orchestrate a hype pace attack. six different quarterbacks including last year starter justin hohmann. the players so far. >> we are impressed with the tempo and pace of practice and there will be a lot of mistakes but i love the enthusiasm and work ethic. >>> the arnold palmer invitational starts thursday and they are overseeing the signature event. next month palmer says he will be at the masters but will not take part in the ceremonial first tee shot. he will walk jack

beasley we are a little pressed on time. we thank you very much for your time today.pe to rejoin you again soon. >>> joining us now from brussels is alyssa ruben. she is the paris neurochief pour the new york times. she just finished listening to a news conference with belgian leaders. joins us now. what did the leadership of belgium have to say? >> well, they are not giving out much information at this point. i think there is a lot in play right now. the numbers of people who have been killed has mounted through the day as have the number of casual casualties. i think the last number we saw was 34 dead and 230 roughly wounded, to varying degrees. but these numbers are not solid yet. in addition, they asked for people to stay in their homes because they have a number of searches underway. they are looking for suspects in various neighborhoods of the city. i think they are both possibly worried about further attacks, but they also are concerned that they will end up in a shoot out with suspects. >> go into that more alyssa. what if anything did they say specifically re

>>beasley signing with houston for the rest of the year. he was mvp of the chinese basketball association. they loved watching him dunk. overseas than over at the mba.>>> the best golfers in the world are ready to play for keeps. thompson will try to defend his title. he will have plenty of competition because jordan as well as right now choroid -- roy mcelroy. >> i'm not american[ laughter ] he is not going to be the leader of my country, so it really doesn't bother me too much.[ laughter ] >> maybe he should run for office. >>yes he has all of the jokes. >> do they lower the baskets in china? it looks like they are little bit shorter? >> no, the players are shorter. compared to those guys. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. p head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales p and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... p change your thinking about >>> that will do this turn for cbs4 news. thanks for watching.>> remember to watch cbs4 this morning starting at 5 am. you can alway

and i believe mary beth beasley has the next question on a topic we've already been touching on. >> hellonders. thank you for taking our questions. i'm wearing a buckeye necklace here. these buckeyes were made in the usa. and i want to ask about trade. obviously as you were just speaking a moment ago against nafta, you've spoken against many trade agreements, i want to ask specifically what changes would you make to these gremts and what could you offer our trading partners that would motivate them to accept these changes? >> look, trade is a good thing. we live in a global economy. but we cannot continue to have trade agreements written by corporate america that only benefit corporate america. we have to have trade agreements that are mutually beneficial, that work for american workers, that work for people around the world. and i think we can in tems of agriculture, in terms of manufacturing products. i think we can do that. but this is what i do believe. it is simply unfair to ask american workers to be working against people, say, in vietnam where the minimum wage is 65 cents an hour.

and i believe mary beth beasley has the next question on a topic we've already been touching on. >> hellosenator sanders. thank you for taking our questions. i'm wearing a buckeye necklace here. these buckeyes were made in the usa. and i want to ask about trade. obviously as you were just speaking a moment ago against nafta, you've spoken against many trade agreements, i want to ask specifically what changes would you make to these gremts and what could you offer our trading partners that would motivate them to accept these changes? >> look, trade is a good thing. we live in a global economy. but we cannot continue to have trade agreements written by corporate america that only benefit corporate america. we have to have trade agreements that are mutually beneficial, that work for american workers, that work for people around the world. and i think we can in tems of agriculture, in terms of manufacturing products. i think we can do that. but this is what i do believe. it is simply unfair to ask american workers to be working against people, say, in vietnam where the minimum wage is 65 cent

brandon judd, professor ting at the beasley school of law, and senior director of senior rights first. all witnesses will be sworn in before they testified. you can please rise and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear the testimony or about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? please be seated. all witnesses answer and affirmative. in order to allow time for discussion, please limit your oral testimony to five minutes. your entire written statement will be made part of the record. mr. vitello, you're up. five minutes. mr. vitiello: thank you chairman , and distinguished members of the subcommittee. it is an honor to appear before you today to discuss the role of the united states border patrol in defending against threats against our border. during my long force me career more than 30 years in the u.s. portal, the environment has changed. not only the incentives, taxes, and capabilities of our adversaries, but also our resources, our capabilities, and/or operational approach to securing the border. today we focus not only on r

professor ting, professor at the temple university beasley school of law. and ms. acer, senior director of refugee protection at human rights first. welcome all. purr superintendent to committee rules, all witnesses will be sworn in before they testify. you can please rise and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear the testimony you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? thank you, please be seated. all witnesses answered in the affirmative. mr. vitiello, you're up. five minutes. mr. vitiello: thank you, chairman desantis, chairman meadows, ranking member lynch, and distinguished members of the subcommittees. it's an honor to appear before you today to discuss the role of the united states border patrol. in protect national security and defending threats against our border. during my law enforcement career of more than 30 years in the u.s. border patrol, the border environment has changed not only the intentions, tactics and capabilities of our adversaries, but also in our resources, our capabilities an

professor ting, professor at the temple university beasley school of law. and ms. acer, senior director of refugee protection at human rights first. welcome all. pursuant to committee rules, all witnesses will be sworn in before they testify. you can please rise and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear the testimony you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? thank you, please be seated. all witnesses answered in the affirmative. in order to allow time for discussion, please limit your oral testimony to five minutes. your entire written statement will be made part of the record. mr. vitiello, you're up. five minutes. mr. vitiello: thank you, chairman desantis, chairman meadows, ranking member lynch, and distinguished members of the subcommittees. it's an honor to appear before you today to discuss the role of the united states border patrol. in protecting national security and defending threats against our border. during my law enforcement career of more than 30 years in the u.s. border patrol, the bor

professor yan ting at the temple university beasley school of law and ms.eleanor senor at human rights fiction director of protection. pursuant to committee rules, all witnesses will be sworn in before they testify. you can please rise and raise your right hand? do you solemnly swear the testimony you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? thank you, please be seated. all witnesses answered in the affirmative. in order to allow time for discussion, please limit your oral testimony to five minutes. your entire written statement will be made part of the record. mr. vitello, you're up, five minutes. >> thank you chairman desantis, chairman meadows. ranking member lynch and distinguished members of the subcommittees it's an honor to appear before you today to discuss the role of the united states border patrol. in protecting national security and defending threats against our border. during my law enforce lt career of more than 30 years in the u.s. border patrol, the border environment has changed. not on

newman who was an adviser for president reagan, and beasley said, these young kids just don't know anythingout socialism or capitalism, be educated ono the merits of both. on the other side, you have -- on the center-right -- you have an advisor to bill clinton, expressing the same sort of economicabout basic education in this country. it is not a boring time. i want to thank you for coming. i'm sorry. >> i am from the chinese embassy. i think i really am impressed by what the senator said. i have several points. is -- , first of all, he i really understand the points that he is advocating. immigration, trade, and other issues related to u.s. national interest. are correct, from the american point of view. the issue is what approach you have, or those issues relating to other countries. he mentioned about china, the war. the trade war is there. the issue is we are not fighting the war. i think there are several choices. the second approach is you not only considered the u.s. interest, but think of the issues of other countries combined. the second one will be if you take the second approach