will doc rivers keep blake griffin a and chris paul in the game? a nine-second differential. i'm going to play in transition and go. so they can't get their defensive group back in the game. >> mark: that's a great point, same point that i was about to make. if i get a stop and i'm the clippers, i'm not calling a foul. >> mike: paul on harden. beverley is guarded by redick. ariza has it. guarded by griffin. trying to get to harden. paul won't let it get there. griffin, ariza. contact. it's going to other way. offensive foul on blake griffin! >> jeff: at first glance i liked the call. trevor ariza back pedaling. to me that's a very good call. >> mike: mark? >> mark: i agree. i agree. he takes the hit. again, sacrifices his body. blake griffin, in disbelief. >> mike: the rockets call time-out to advance the ball. 12 seconds left. >> jeff: very physical defensively chris paul locked up with james harden and on the switch, blake griffin with the steal, trevor ariza back pedaling, to me, that's an easy correct call. you have the right to be going backwa

will doc rivers keep blake griffin a and chris paul in the game? a nine-second differential. i'm going to play in transition and go. so they can't get their defensive group back in the game. >> mark: that's a great point, same point that i was about to make. if i get a stop and i'm the clippers, i'm not calling a foul. >> mike: paul on harden. beverley is guarded by redick. ariza has it. guarded by griffin. trying to get to harden. paul won't let it get there. griffin, ariza. contact. it's going to other way. offensive foul on blake griffin! >> jeff: at first glance i liked the call. trevor ariza back pedaling. to me that's a very good call. >> mike: mark? >> mark: i agree. i agree. he takes the hit. again, sacrifices his body. blake griffin, in disbelief. >> mike: the rockets call time-out to advance the ball. 12 seconds left. >> jeff: very physical defensively chris paul locked up with james harden and on the switch, blake griffin with the steal, trevor ariza back pedaling, to me, that's an easy correct call. you have the right to be going backwa

why do you think blake keeps winning?t's true. >> i think adam was like, he had three people in the finals last year. he's like, i just give up this year, i don't even understand. he's like, i had three chances to win, and blake had one. and he just overtook it. >> seth: well, i hope some day, something good happens for adam levine. [ laughter ] >> i know. nothing ever good seems to happen to him, right? [ applause ] >> seth: just one time. yeah, but really, i hope you win this year. i'm pulling for you this year. >> thank you. >> seth: christina aguilera, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] give it up. check out "the voice" monday and tuesday nights at 8:00 p.m. right here on nbc. we'll be right back with colin quinn. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ when laquinta.com sends craig wilson a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what he becomes? great proposal! let'talk more over golf. great. how about over tennis? even better. a game changer! the ready for you alert, only at laquinta.com. peoplsprint's cut your

the photographer, blake little an l.a.ed photographer who worked with hollywood a-listers all over the place chose to do this as his next project. part of a book called "preservation." absolutely beautiful and breathtaking. >> looks like amber. like jurassic park. >> exactly what blake thought, too. >> i was photographing this guy one day who looks very fairish. i thought i'm going to shoot him stereotypically shoot him like a bear eating honey. i thought this is the silliest cliche thing i've done in a long time. when i looked at pictures there was something of the honey dripping after of his hands that was intriguing and it looked like he was preserved in amber. >> that's what makes it look like a hard shell. >> also makes it look like a sculpture. >> i want to see more. >> i want to do it. >> think how sticky honey is. >> here what happens some of the models say it felt like. >> it's very cold. but then once it's on you you feel warmth coming up like you're protected in a way. >> wow. >> used five-pound jugs of honey. h

had no idea he was that guy, had no idea he was about blake was that guy on youtube.this great conversation with him. a couple days later we had a meeting and they explained. i was like, oh, my gosh, that was him? that was that guy? >> but blake said his ability to laugh at himself after his embarrassing "caught on camera" moment has made him not holier than thou but someone everyone can relate to. . >> pitch his tent is what i said and you heard nothing else here. this is church, my gosh. >> katrina had just happened and there was a whole bunch of people that shot me e-mails. they said, thank you. i haven't laughed in so long. they said this is such an encouragement to me and i actually want to go back to church now. but because i was willing to just laugh, it was just funny, just laugh. and i made a mistake and i own it. it's like all of a sudden people are like, i like that guy. he's kind of a dork like me. >> stop laughing, all right? man. >> from a slip of the tongue to a slip on the floor makes a hot hollywood actress and a favorite late night talk show host in

robert blake's great, but i thought we could do something different.ted somebody with more edge. he was brooding. and i called him up. i said come to my house. i want to talk to you about this movie i may have. he drove up in a harley put his boots up. i said you got to help me here. we've got to convince quen o i'm going to be stuck with robert blake. it was right after he came out on the cover of "us" magazine. i said, you know he kind of looks like you, you could be brothers. he said, you're right. [ bleep ] we're like fraternal brothers. clooney came onto the set. and said we kind of look alike. yes. >> said shut up. you got the role. that changed everything. he went from being a nice doctor on tv to being a killer. you do this movie and you'll have every role in between. people see the range. >> jimmy: guillermo's been doing a lot of acting, and it's just not happening for him. >> i know you got a great gig here. you come to l.a., you'd be the star. >> jimmy: you own a taco place here. >> i do. you ate there. >> jimmy: yes. coincidently. i had no

the first one, blake andrus the brother of one of our editors, kevin.comes blake right out off bed yawning giving a little stretch. >> what happened? >> he shook off the sleep and his hair. >> wouldn't that be great if that's how you got ready for work in the morning? >> oh my god i would love that. that's really good. well done. >> well done. >> next video, just a great parlor trick. from the up cycle youtube channel. that fellow roman has a toothpick on the end of his nose and blowing it turning it around like a propeller. >> how is it sticking to his mouth. >> best description i can find you crack the toothpick just slightly and place it on your nose and close the cracks with pinching a little bit of your skin. >> you blow it with your lips. >> somebody get us a toothpick. >> oli, it's all you. >> i guess so. >> try it with the toothpick, make the crack in the center so it's balanced. >> kind of did it. it like went a little bit. >> weird but awesome. sorry, we forgot. >> well done. >> well done. >> i don't like you [ bleep ]. >> this guy's got some

always a blake shelton girl. >>> up next, my favorite lip synch video.is husband in an epic version of ig zi azalea and jennifer hudson's songing trouble. ♪ i should have known you were bad news i'm trying to figure out if that's you ♪ ♪ don't you come and play ♪ ♪ you seem like trouble to me ♪ ♪ky tell by the way you're mean ♪ >> i gotta tell you, when you meet someone that will do this with you, you it's true love. this is a match made in heaven. iggy is a fan. she even retweeted the video. >> why did that do this? >> just for fun. i mean, when you're married to sean hayes, you better be ready to do some lip-synching. >> you better be ready to do anything. >> he looks good. >> remember he's lip-synching. everything, with the way his face -- you can almost hear him. it's amazing. they go big. >> i sense they practiced this for awhile. >> i'm guessing this is the first take. i don't know. >> you think so? >> no, i'm sure they did. what a friday night. this is what i call an awesome weekend. dan, you want to hang out? >> all we need is -- >> some ansangri

blake shelton! blake used both his steals strengthening his team. yes!istina, pharrell, and adam each used one steal. whoo! will they use their final steal tonight? adam: steals are great 'cause the winner's been a steal the last two seasons so you cannot deny the importance of that.

his name is buckets blakes. you guys are in town, the harlem globetrotters. you are going to do a lot for charity. >> i'll save a few tricks. we do our community outreach, going to over 450 schools this season talking to kids about action, bravery and compassion, simple ingredients to eradicate bullying from their schools. we have a cool initiative, called hometown heroes. you can go to harlem globetrotters.com and vote for your favorite hometown hero, any active, retired or wounded military person. they will sit on the bench with us, receive an autograph, harlem globetrotters camouflage ball and the rest of the troops. >> how many dates a year? >> 310 plus games on our north american tour another 150 outside of north america. >> you are from phoenix. you are dealing with snow a lost of the way. >> i went to the university of wyoming. i don't know how much time we have, but i'll get tricks in for you too. you can still ask me another question if you want to. you guys definitely can come check us out. the 13th and 14th of march. on the 13th we'll be at the pat

as a professional photographer, chad blakely can tell them how to get good ones.d: for aurora photography, we're taking five, ten, twenty -- sometimes thirty-second exposures. because of that, if we tried to hold the camera, it would shake, so we need our friend, the tripod. reporter: dressed for arctic temperatures and equipped with cameras and safety lamps, they head out into the darkness. the weather forecast is optimistic. the two bank employees from singapore are hopeful. serene: we've never seen it before, and we've heard that it's actually the peak now, so we just want to try our luck. ann: we heard that it's really beautiful, and it's a must-see thing, like, you must see it in your life. reporter: the less ground-light the better -- that includes the video lights. suddenly, the sky lights up in green. even the experienced photographer has lost none of his sense of wonder -- as if he were seeing it for the very first time. john: this is fantastic. i've second exposures. this is absolutely unbelievable. reporter: the aurora borealis draws row upon row of glo

adam, blake, and christina each have one open spot. pharrell has two. i've got to just strike, ninja-style. ♪ well, he wrote me a letter ♪ daly: our coaches will do whatever it takes to get the best artist to complete their teams. whoo! blake: you have like a 700-pound voice, and it's coming out of 80 pounds. here, come here, come here. come sit in my chair. what just happened? together: ♪ oh, baby, it's impossible... ♪ daly: and then, get ready... whoo! welcome home. don't start that. whoo! daly: ...because for the first time ever, immediately following the blind auditions... we

blake shelton! blake used both his steals strengthening his team. yes!ina, pharrell, and adam each used one steal. whoo! will they use their final steal tonight? adam: steals are great 'cause the winner's been a steal the last two seasons so you cannot deny the importance of that.

and here to tell us more is globetrotters player buckets blake, my man. welcome. >> good morning. >> listen we all -- good av afternoon, good morning. we know what you do on the court. tell us what you're doing off the court in terms of speaking about bullying and what this means to you guys. >> we have several community outreach programs and one we're pushing is abc bully and prevention. we got together with the national campaign to stop violence to put this program together. and what they do is put on initiative called do the right thing and it is write thing. we thought it would be a great marriage between -- >> what is the response from the globetrotters coming to talk about bullying? >> it has been great. as you can see, my teammate handles, him and i, and a couple of other teammates had a chance to go to some schools and these kids they get excited. and it is just a great way to let them know that bullying is not acceptable and they could have a care free learning environment. they are our future. it is cliche but the more they learn, the more intel

blake, it seems to me in part, the republicans are putting out a budget. you have a president taking what everyone would agree are extraordinary measures, many of them legal, some tied up in the courts, to try to advance the rest of his economic agenda this term. is this as much about him getting it done as it is whatever successor he may have? >> yeah, this is a good conversation for us to be having. so infrequently do you have a conversation about results. you talk about the process all the time. barack obama had a health care plan. can he get it through congress? let's have the conversation about whether or not the policy worked and if it worked, what does that mean moving forward? so absolutely part of his positioning, of course, about the politics moving forward. but the other part is telling the story of what happened when you put certain policies into place. >> susan, what do you think of that? i'm sure you heard him say in conjunction with these numbers, 16.4 million americans have some form of insurance through the aca. which means whether you lik

. >> hi, blake. you saw the picture in the oval office, the president and prince charles.iously a lot of this visit has just been kind of going around and seeing some of the tourist sites and having some of the pictures taken that will end up in the tabloids back in the u.k. but you're right, that there could be some serious conversations in the oval office. a couple of things. one is that the prince has gotten back recently from a trip to visit some people he knows very well which are royal families in the middle east. that trip took him to saudi arabia, to jordan to kuwait. so that how that relates to the fight against isis the situation in the middle east in general, certainly could be part of the topic there. you'll also know that the prince is a well-known environmentalist. it may not be coincidental that today the president signed an executive order pledging for the federal government to cut back on greenhouse gas emissions by 40% over the next ten years. officials also said they were going to talk about the importance of corporate responsibility. the president today

blake might start off by asking mr. shbaz a question. >> minister malcolm, i the think i thought might be good to starting it off talk about one of most pervasive beliefs in the general society about the nation of islam and that is that it is an organization dedicated to the use of violent means to attain its goals. the question i have is how true is this, and why do you think it persists in society? >> well, the muslims who have accepted the religion of islam and followed the religious guidance of the honorable elijah mohammed have never bombed any churches, have never murdered any little girls, as done was done in birmingham, have never lynched anybody, have never at any time been guilty of initiating any aggressive acts of violence during the entire 33 years or more that the honorable elijah mohammed has been teaching us. the charge of violence against us actually stems from the guilt complex that exists in the conscious and subconscious minds of most white people in this country. they know that they have been violen

arthur blake from atlanta, georgia bought one of the first 10,000 to roll off of the line in californiaa was the dream of elon musk, the businessman who dreamed of changing the american car, and the way we buy them, direct from the manufacturer. >> he wanted to make an electric vehicle that didn't suck. >> reporter: did he succeed? >> i think he -- he succeeded wildly. i think he even surprised out. >> reporter: but another unwelcome surprise a battle with major car dealership organizations. they want tesla to conform to the traditional model of selling cars, through independent dealerships or else. will there be a day where teslas are for-sale in all 50 states? >> certainly that's our intent. "america tonight." >> we have been mischaracterized in a lot of the media and some of the dealer associations as -- as trying to destroy the dealer system, to eviscerate the dealer system, and, you know, what i say, is look, if the dealer system is that week in and of itself then it can't tolerate competition, then it is probably not as good as all of these dealers argue that it is. >> now fast fo

joining me now is frank brewny and eugene robinson and blake zef.th penalty abhorrent. i find firing squads abhorrent. at least they are a reminder that when people are put to death, they are put to death. >> there's no humane way to kill people. either you kill people or you don't. that's the question. i think you can argue the death penalty both ways. i happen to be against it. i understand some arguments for it in heinous cases. you can go either way, but you can't pretend to yourself that there is a humane way to put people to death. a way that doesn't hurt. how do you know? how can you possibly know what hurts hurts? >> you can't interview people who have been through it. >> inmates were crying out and expressing pain in the botched executions, which is one of the reasons there is i guess we can call this reform around the issue. blake? >> yes. >> given we are top five executing countries, we're number five. saudi arabia is number four. china is number one with over 1,000 executions a year but the figures are a state secret. that's not good com

>> i think to your first point, blake, we all went on a journey with him.dmired his first year in office. he had done great things. same-sex marriage taking care of the $10 billion debt, all sorts of stuff and i thought as did many, public pundits -- political pundits better than i, he did have a chance at the presidency. what happened is that after that initial year he made some decisions that were certainly disheartening, certainly to democrats not falling through with redistricting. for for elections which tilted the power of republicans. you know, he worked with the republicans. he liked to think of himself as bipartisan, but at the same time, he undermined his own party. the worst of these decisions was clearly the ethics condition which he created good and then disbanded very bad while he was still in the middle of all these investigations. i think at that point all anyone has ever had to say is, whoa this guy may not be presidential timber after all and that was reinforced during what was really a very sower election. he won but not in a -- >> it's a

look at this stretch of blake lane in fairfax. the only way to dodge all of these would be to go off road. not an option. >> the tire changes and tows from potholes and stuff like that are just -- it's out of control. >> reporter: dan would know. fairfax towing and recovery among the many wrecker services keeping busy thanks to -- >> you can see this customer actually her tire has some dry rotting. >> reporter: combined with that leads to a flat. can't patch this. dan says you'll need a new one. >> tire runs anywhere from $200 to $400 or $500 apiece. >> reporter: but hit one hard enough and you'll need a new wheel. >> they run anywhere from $800 to $1,200 apiece. >> reporter: not including the towing fee. as we continued down blake lane we saw tho trying to shave the rocky street making it smoother one at a time. dan says a way to avoid meeting him, check the tread before you drive for worn spots and drive slowly when passing over that pothole. and our digital team wants to help you out tonight. if you want to let some road crews

. >>> blake braddock secondary school in burk, virginia canceled classes today to investigate reports of a bomb threat. no bomb was ever found. school officials contacted police a little before 2:00 this morning. they say a school employee received a threatening e-mail that did mention a become. the school was closed out of an abundance of caution. >> there were police cars everywhere. the entire parking lot was filled with police cars and there were a couple of groups of officers with dogs. there were a bunch of police officers standing around. >> reporter: now the bomb sniffing dogs finished searching just before 10:00 this morning and classes will resume tomorrow morning. >>> police are asking for your help. they are trying to find a 5- year-old boy who is missing. noah thomas was last seen yesterday on highland road in dublin, virginia. he was wearing a jacket, black and yellow pants and spiderman boots. noah has green eyes, red hair and is about 4 feet tall. police believe he left his house with another child. police call virginia state police if you have any information. >>> a n

blake: this is where they really have to step up. best team i can possibly have. ♪ you and i collide ♪ daly: the best of the best faced off... gracious. ♪ you make me feel ♪ daly: ...for a spot in the live playoffs. ♪ like a natural woman ♪ whoo! daly: tonight, six more artists... hi. ...will hit the stage with songs they picked. what song you gonna be doing? "live like you were dying" by tim mcgraw. oh, man. "listen to your heart." "higher love," steve winwood. okay. this is a round where we get to see what they think of themselves as an artist. ♪ carry on ♪ daly: helping them all front man of the band fun. with over 20 million singles sold... ♪ may your past be the sound ♪ ...fresh off his solo hit "nothing without love"... ♪ of your feet upon the ground ♪ ...singer-songwriter nate ruess. there's a uniqueness that your voice has, but you have to chill out. yes. "the voice" is great because

while blake griffin is doubtful golden state says they would love to see him play. >> hopefully playing well tonight. >> i would say there's absolutely a possible we can play him. but we're playing well. >>> and in college hoops, stanford looking to upset arizona. but the wildcats not having it. york from way downtown. zona ends the 18-4 run and more of the same in the second. there's the jam. arizona wins that one big, 91-69. >>> arizona state, first half tied at 28 when atwood puts the sun devils up three. that's the difference at the break. second half cal rallies to pull within one on this wallace three. wallace having a pretty good year. cal down three. matthews for the tie. not so much. arizona state survives with a 74-70 final. full highlights from tonight's sharks game as well as a look at the earthquakes' season opener down in dallas coming up tonight at 11:00. >> looking forward to that. >> i want to say i'm rather pleased with madison's comeback. >> me, too. everyone was worried. should we trade him? >> exactly. >> he's headed in the right direction. >> thanks so much. we'll

it is called chads for blake, a small pond. there are footprints here where the first responders went in to find the gentleman. unfortunately, it was a sad outcome. news chopper 7 shows ice covered at least part of chadsdorf lake, the desperate search for a man who fell in shortly before 3:00. there is a steep embankment on the side where he was last seen. first responders initially used a pontoon boat before divers went in. they were in the water about an hour before they found the man underwater. unfortunately, his wife saul rescuers pulled the man out. >> they tried to resuscitate him, bring him back. they were working. they took him in the ambulance. richard: we should note most of the ice is gone but you see the milky quality of the water. first responders worked hard to get him out. they transported him to the hospital where he was declared dead. again, trying to figure out why this happened in the first place. live from brady one, richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: the man suspected in a spree of highway shootings will sta

blake underwood was a congressman living in georgetown. i can't even afford to live where he was living. he had it pretty good. as melissa said they are getting about close to $175,000. they get a pension with as few as five years of service for crying out loud. you are in congress like a lot of these guys for 20 25 years you are retiring on a nice pension. you can retire at age 50. the other thing is it's not just regular joes in congress. you need a lot of money to be a congressman or senate just to run the campaign. do we feel sorry for them? absolutely not. >> do you? >> i don't feel sorry for congress at all. i think what nancy pelosi was trying to say but could have done in a better way was people expect to get paid on a monthly basis, even congressmen and that congress should be responsible when dealing with the affairs of whether it's shutting down the government. everybody expect as paycheck. congress is so out of touch, so out of touch with everyday americans they don't know how to speak to everyday americans on behalf of everyda

one of them jeff blake of arizona, explains why. listen. >> i just didn't think it was productive to -- during this time when there are tough negotiations going. on they're tough enough without introducing this almost. i know that there's -- there are a lot of people who don't think that this agreement is going to be a good one. i think we value our doubts whether this is going to be an agreement worth pursuing. but my own you view i can only speak for myself is that we ought to take every opportunity to have a negotiated grammy rather than the alternative. the alternative isn't good. >> blake also opposes additional sanctions on iran while talks are ongoing. >>> we're going to take a break. when we come back three french sports stars are among ten people killed in a midair helicopter collision. we'll have the latest on the investigation. >>> plus a look at new video of that crash. >>> plus, a small child is taken by a stranger. thanks to two teens, the story has a happy ending. >> technology gives you security. technology gives you

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nickola blake's station is in the middle of the plane.she willship her samples back to the lab. >> what are we doing with the atmosphere? >> we are using it like a trash can. >> why are you so pessimistic. >> wow, it looks like you guys hit a ton of turbulence and got bounced around quite a built. >> yes, there was quite a bit of turbulence. where there are storm clouds which is why we -- what we are chasing, there is turbulence. we would hit them from 35 feet to 35,000 feet. >> was it worth hitting your head for? >> i would say it was, from what i remember. it's nice to see science with a little edge to us. what you guys saw us doing is targeting on the gulf and the second part of the mission it was about fracking. >> join the conversation by following us on twitter. >> ♪♪ ♪♪ >> welcome back guys. now, what we've seen so far was flying over the gulf getting a lot of really interesting storm cloud data but what's coming up next is we're targeting fracking and doing a little analysis to see what these guys are finding. take a look. >> pitc

. >> to have christina aguilera and blake shelton looking at me watching me sing it's nerve-racking.i knew i had the potential to do this. i've already surpassed my goals by getting onto the show. >> reporter: this is a dream come true. ♪ ♪ >> she sings tomorrow night on "the voice." >>> get your appetites ready, northern virginia restaurant week starts tomorrow. final the list of those taking part on nbcwashington.com. . >> this sunday one time middle east success story turns disastrous. u.s. troops withdraw from yemen as the country descends into all out civil war. state of distrust. >> we have to evaluate what other options are available. >> benjamin netanyahu pulls to the right to win the israeli election. has he left the peace process in tatters and altered his country's relationship with the u.s. permanently? plus climate catastrophe. jerry brown the governor of drought stricken california on why there should no longer be a debate about climate. >> this has to be at the level of a crusade. >> find out which 2016 contender he thinks is unfit for office. >> such a level of

she joined adam levine blake shelton, and pharrell williams for the biggest and best season yet.d. i can't see a better fit than you and i together. daly: christina wasted no time in showing she was back... ♪ yes, yes, yes! ♪ ...to build a winning team. do you want some clowns, or do you want somebody that takes you seriously? daly: it was a night of electrifying performances. yes! ♪ i am a man ♪ you're not going anywhere until you're the last person standing in this competition. [ falsetto ] ♪ i want you ♪ yeah! it's so different than anything else we've seen come across this stage. daly: heartfelt moments... thank you. ...and incredible surprises.

buckets blake paid a visit to coach herb maggie is philadelphia university today to give him his ownotters jersey that commemorates theth career win that maggie wop last mom he's only the third head coach in college basketball history to wip a thousand games. >> ♪♪ you've probably picked "five things" a million times without breaking a sweat. no problem. so the pennsylvania lottery changed the name of "quinto" to "pick 5". no sweat to play. pick 5. easy to play. simple to say. you've picked out four things before, right? one, two, three, four, and you're done. simple. so the pennsylvania lottery changed the name of "big 4" to "pick 4". it's that simple to play. pick 4. easy to play. simple to say. >> here comes the sun and even some warm weather on the way. >> one more cold night and then we begin the milder trend as we head to the next week. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing there is nothing falling from the sky. in fact, the action cam taking a look up in center city. fifteenth and j.f.k. and this really tells the story. blue skies, bright blue skies full sunshine today but

i was robert blake's lead lawyer for a long period of time in his case.a small piece of an interview and introduced it as an admission, and doing that let the defense bring in the whole interview, and he didn't have to testify and be cross-examined. sometimes be careful what you wish for. i don't think this assist particularly as damning as other people. >> you think it's a high bar for the prosecution? >> i think they need to be very careful. i'm smelling hubris all over this. he has an excellent defense lawyer, and i think the prosecution better be real careful how they behave. >> what role will the producers of this -- "the jinx" play in this trial? >> well again, i don't know all the evidence but they're likely to be subpoenaed as witnesses and be cross-examined on the tactics, on the editing policy. i'm told their timeline has a lot of problems in that documentary. i suspect the last thing they said to do is be witnesses in a murder trial involving mr. durst. >> why were the producers of a television show able to do what law enforcement couldn't do?

should you pick the team with the toughest mascot like blake?eam color like toure? or be like me and listen to an actual expert. we have one at the table with us now, friend of the show jordan schultz who also happens to be a post columnist and co-host of cup and schultz. with us now, jordan. i'm so excited this is about to start. i love this time of the year. i filled out my bracket this morning. but my cinderella story, i'm running for theutes. >> kentucky is hoping to go 40-0. we haven't had it since bobby knights crew. i don't think it is the right pick. i don't think i'm the only person in america not picking the cats. >> who are you picking? >> i like the dukies. >> how could you not pick kentucky? they are taller in all but one nba team and unlike every other team they are two starting five. so when your guys are getting tired, your new guys are coming in to beat their first five. >> toure is right. they have -- >> what what what? >> toure is half right. they are nine mcdonald's all americans. and that has never happened. and what they do

. >> mesereau represented robert blake in a murder case and michael jackson in his child molestation trial. both had made incriminating statements on television. both were found not guilty. mesereau says videotape could back durst on the prosecutors too. >> that would allow the defense to argue if you going to bring in select statements we should be able to bring in other statements where he exonerates himself. >> reporter: and durst says several times in the documentary that he did nothing wrong. >> i had nothing to do with susan berman's death. >> reporter: another key piece of evidence against durst this envelope alerting police to berman's murder matches a previous letter durst sent to berman, both misspelling 0 hollywood. >> the problem is that lapd investigators initially linked the, linked the writing to someone else. >> they explain that away or they tried but you can bet that that is going to come up again in court. >> clouding the water could help the defense? >> the defense is already thinking, i can raise some reasonable doubt that handwriting comparison alone should rais

trailing 1-0 but ben on first as steven vote crams a 2 run homer on blake parker. 3rd inning, marcus on second, steven vote again his first homer of the spring, 2 run shot as the as stack on 14 hits, beat the cubs, the giants meanwhile will start their ball game tonight against the indians, just about the time the warriors get underway in portland hoping to continue their winning ways. highlights at 10:00. that's the sporting line now. >>> 29 years old and you're not exactly a spring chicken. >> on baseball vocabulary, middle age. >> thanks, mark. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, the fire we told you about. firefighters tell us one person is still unaccounted for. they are working to gather the latest information from the scene. we will see you at 10:00 with that. ed dvds that haven't paid for them? claire... um, yeah. i guess i could stop by on my way to school. really, really important. um, uh, cheryl can i call you back? okay. great. bye. yes? what? hey, yeah... i was going through your drawer in the bathroom looking for some lip stuff because my... lips were dry. god, you