bryce frederick's lived here with his girlfriend daisy. both of them were on board the ill-fated flight mh 17. not a thing has been changed since. >> sometimes i sit on the beds. sometimes i smell the clothes. i used to think people were crazy when they did it and now i do it myself. it is a way to survive. reality is too hard. >> bryce and daisy left the house for the last time on the morning of july 17, 2014. the young couple had planned a trip to bali. the flight took off from amsterdam just past noon. two point five flowers later its wreckage was strewn across the landscape in eastern ukraine where ukrainian government troops have been fighting pro-russian separatists. the relatives quickly heard almost 300 people on board the jet had died. it took weeks before they received shocking proof. >> we got the first identification of christ. it was his right foot, and it was severely burned. that was hard. >> some dutch families learned almost nothing. after months of waiting daisy's cousin and a friend of the fredericks family decided to tr

bryce harper swinging the bat very well.s go on to win it 10-2. >>> over in the american league orioles visiting theian kooels. top of the second. birds up 2. this one is gone. a three-run shot and orioles lead it 5-0. very familiar sight here. we missed this last season though. alex rodriguez, third homer of spring training. oh. they get the last laugh and take it 10-2. >>> d.c. united fans dressing up for a huge game tonight. taking on the defending mls cup champions la galaxy. scoreless in extra time. lost the centering pass here and chris pontius with a beautiful header for the goal and turned out to be the difference. that's all that d.c. united needed. they defeat la galaxy the final score 1-0. also argentina defeated el salvador at fed-ex field today for soccer. >> thanks jason. heading out to palm sunday services in the morning, bundle up. >> absolutely. >> all right. that's going to it for us tonight. "snl" is next v. a great night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> gentlemen, thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] >> now, the reaso

it and then a discussion on the saying black lives matter with college professor david bryce. >> the french-american foundation recently hosted a program on the impact radicalism is having on press freedom. speakers include to journalists to write for the new york times and the wall street journal. they talk about the recent terrorist attack on the french magazine charlie hebdo. this is one hour and 20 minutes. wallace: i am going to have to introduce a little bit to make sure that everyone understands the order of the day. i'm going to ask, who as you probably already know, is the editorial director and columnist and contributing writer to "the new york times" and then i'm going to ask floyd abrams -- i hope everyone in journalism knows, if you have a problem with the first amendment, you call and there really is no number two. you just call floyd abrams. and then to sort of talk about the elephant in the room and really bring us to the point of understanding what the problem is, what the underlying problem is and where things are going and i'm hoping there's a lot of cross dialogue

bryce harper is not going to dive, preseason. the cards get on the board. strasburg goes 1.2 innings gives up a hit. right center field, base hit. to run score. nats score four in the sixth and win 6-5. d.c. united in montrÉal. scoreless. the pass goes ahead, the goalie caught in no man's land. the united's first goal of the season. and a final note, virginia has a big season finale of their own taking on 16th-ranked louisville, tipping off in a few minutes. getting closer and closer to march madness. kelly: the fun begins. robert: kelly: well, take a look at this. the giant panda enjoying playing in the snow at the memphis. ya-ya has her toys out, rolling around in the soft snow. they say this is the type of weather that she enjoys the most. eileen: of course, why not. having fun in the snow. we all had our fun in the snow thursday. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." marching on. history, once again in selma, alabama, thousands making that same march on that famous bridge. the monumental gathering on 50th anniversary of a civil rights milestone. >>> poli

already up 4-0 but bryce harper at bat, first home run in spring. let's go back to scherzer here.ve up a solo homer in the fourth but later in the inning he was dealing. gets jed lowry in the fifth. chris singleton caught looking. six strikeouts for scherzer over five innings, gives up one run. nats win it 7-5. >>> also kevin durant could be done for the season. >> ouch. >> more on that at 11:00. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the difference for yourself. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price, guaranteed for two full years! plus, get a $300 bonus with a two-year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> on this friday night, bombing massacre. hundreds of worshipp

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bryce harper homered again. the nationals beat the marlins 11-7 in spring training.ay at nats park is a week from tomorrow. the big winners from the winter doldrums and the horrible weather will be baseball teams because people want to get outside. kimberly: why would they be the winners? gregg: lots of money, people wanting to get outside. kimberly: is it hollywood magic or just plain creepy? kimberly: it takes the lot to stop the production of a moneymaking sequel in hollywood. even the death of leading man paul walker could not stop the "fast and furious" sequel. he was killed in a real car crash, but they used a digital double, using recordings of his face and pasting it on the double of his stand in, his own brother, cody. >> technology has advanced to the point where they could do things with actors that were not possible before. the issue here is whether you can tell. if it's not a scene that is real, it gives you a weird feeling if you notice. kimberly: actor philip seymour hoffman died during " the hunger games." ♪ ♪ ♪ kimberly: such a sunny disposition come

bryce harper with his first home run of the spring, he went 1-2 max scherzer went five innings, struck out six. the l.a. dodger survived a huge scare this afternoon. kershaw with a broken bat liner that caught him on the jaw. hearts stopped in los angeles, i'm sure. he stayed in the game and he will be ok. and in the women's tournament george washington lost to can xanga, -- george washington lost to gonzaga and american also lost. that was a big win for maryland. survive and advance. leon: and look out for this, mr. t is getting a new tv show. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. leon: an innocent bystander shot during an altercation on a metro bus. also, march basketball mayhem, along with the weekend forecast. mr. t is getting a new tv show about home renovation. he will be starring in a new series titled "i pity the tool." mr. t will be helping people redo their kitchens. it is expected to premiere later this year. steve: the weeken

. >> bryce is my oldest. his reaction was that he didn't want me to go. he was angry. it fell to the middle son alan. siblings. >> i wanted to make sure they knew he was not doing it for selfish reason she had alt ruistic goals in mind. i saw it in her voice when we talked about it, that this was truly that she felt she needed to do it and felt passionately driven to do this. >> i think adam and i had a connection. he knew why i was going, you know, so... accepted her decision. >> he came around, understood, supported me 100%. and i remember him saying as i was leaving, he said i want my mum at my wedding. on wednesday. her quarantine came to an end and with it the small fear. >> i feel fortunate that i didn't. i didn't thing i would have symptom. you have that in the back of your mind. it feels good to be done with the monitoring. >> reporter: and done with keeping from touching friends and family she loved. >> hey you guys. you get to hug me today. it's hug day. oh. and truly, i think it's so important to let the general public know that you cannot get-ebola from som

a bright spot, bryce harper, he puts it on the roof of the patio deck. that is a shot. cooking there. the nats lose 10-2. rfk, la galaxy against d.c. united. the united keeper stopping alan gordon, great say. stoppage time, united ball. to the right side, the cross and -- it is in the net. united has won two of their first three. after 17 years, rick barnes has been fired as the texas basketball coach despite 16 ncaa tournament appearances. if kentucky had lost there would have been no point in continuing to watch, would there? kimberly: not really. gregg: there must be a gazillion people with them in their bracket. kimberly: coming up, stud kimberly: think of the intensity of "top chef," but with high school students. there was a two hour time limit where they had to prepare for memory a two course french meal. they were competing for scholarship money, but the students say it's a huge win for everyone. >> it helps me and my family financially, regardless of how i do. i will get scholarship money and this also means a great deal because i have a passion for the culinar

prosecutor bryce robins and the other pilot was locked out of the cockpit just before the crash on tuesdaye co-pilots hone is now being serged. charley ask lee reports. >> a search teams and forensic experts prepare for another day of combing the vast crash site, analysis of the black box recovered from the site has already started to reveal the plane as final moments. listening to voice recorders from the plane prosecutors say the pilot was locked out of the cockpit, during the flight's final moments. >> the co-pilot 28-year-old andrew lubitz apparently conscious was at the controls and appeared to have deliberately crashed the plane. the passengers are heard screaming, just before the plane's final impact. >> the most likely interpretation with can make at this point is that the coe pilot deliberately refused to open the cabin door to the captain. he then activated the button that trigger add severe loss of altitude. we to not know why he activated this button but can be interpreted as a deliberate attempt to crash the plane. >> airbus the makers of the a. 320 say there are safeguards in

max scherzer and bryce harper that's a great honor. top of the fourth steve pierce he'll take this pitch and look out. he launches a solo shot to deep left center field. get up and get out. fifth of the spring for him. orioles go on to beat the pirates. final there was 9-2. for soccer fans, one of the greatest players of all time was on the georgetown campus today. 27-year-old leo messi. he has to be the greatest of all time. ronaldo might not agree or pele but he's some kind of special. they used georgetown facilities in preparation for next saturday's friendly game against he willel salvador. messi will be at georgetown all week as they practice. even though the redskins handed r.g. iii the starting job last month, new g.m. scott mcclelland said today if the redskins draft number five like they're supposed to, they'll take the best player available even if it's a quarterback. so it could get crowded back there at the quarterback position. with the redskins. maureen: more and more quarterbacks apply. tim: could be the heisman trophy w

this is bryce harper and this is a moon shot. he got every bit of that ball.retty good today. that's your highlight for the nationals. they would lose this game. 10-2. >>> to fedex field. the friendly between el salvador and argentina. the most popular player in the world, lionel messi, not playing so far. he is out with a foot injury. skip ahead to the 54th minute. the dark blue shot from long range. deflekts off the el salvadorean defender. argentina, they lead it right now 1-0, late in the second half. also d.c. united plays tonight. the l.a. galaxy the defending cup champion. should be at rfk stadium. >> a couple of good college basketball games to catch up on at 11:00. >>> on this saturday night, searching for answers. new insights about the co-pilot who crashed a jetliner into the french alps including health issues and what he may have said as the grim recovery goes on. >>> train crash near downtown l.a. a commuter train hits a car and jumps the tracks leaving more than 20 people injured. >>> the backlash and new protests over a controversial law that l

and bryce is a former roommate. >> seemed like a nice guy.w that he was muslim. >> hi how are you doing? a wave across the driveway and he seemed like a dessert dessert -- decent sort. >> and he traveled from egypt to turkey trying to cross the border into syria to join isis. and he game islam and increasingly radical in his beliefs. first on the f.b.i.'s radar in 2001 after a co-worker said pugh showed sentiment and sympathized with osama bin laden and felt the '98 bombings of the u.s. embassies overseas why justified. and they said that pugh had interest in joining jihad. and he hid to his wife i will use my skills -- >> i think it is sad that people lost their way and need to resort to joining terrorist groups. >> here i am living next door to someone of that nature. it just totally floored me. >> palmer says pugh had taken an interest in martial arts but nothing about his demeanor had him believe he wanted to join isis. >> and i wouldn't call him a strict muslim he would sit and from wine with us out on the porch. like i said, he seemed l

this is bryce's brother, he's on a teeny, tiny dirt bike going to jump off on the curb. >> okay.t he misses the fire hydrant. >> i know. i was convinced he was going to hit it. >> okay. >> ah the glorious sound of a tooth being pulled. >> oh that's little jims he's 8 years old. string tied around the loose tooth. that's a front tooth. that's a big deal. >> ready? >> yeah. >> you'll never going to guess what the tooth is attached to. >> butchers? >> yep, car. >> not just any car. a camaro. listen to this engine. this is why tooth pulling sounds so good. [ engine ] >> it came out! >> he's so excited. "it came out"! blood on his lips. >> cool day. >> it came out! >> perfect misuse of american muscle. >> do the tooth fairy have to leave extra money for gas? >> i think so. >> that's going to do it for us at "right this minute." thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. >>> this poor guy got his horns wrapped around a tree. >> doesn't flow what's going on. >> see what does the trick to untangling a mouflon. >> a man starts stabbing a woman's purse so she calmly -- >> sprays him i

." >> this is bryce. >> i got a job for you, two people, it has to be done by the morning.ple of squarehead gangsters in queens. the whole city is shutting down. i need you to get there first. >> what is their name? >> michael and jimmy common. ( laughter ) >> you want the job or not? >> common. i'll kill that ( bleep ) for free. >> jon: welcome back to the program, common. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: young man, please please, have a seat. thank you. >> jon: how are you? >> how you doing, jon? >> jon: i'm doing so well. but you, the ride you are on right now, the performance that you and john did at the oscars just remarkable. it was such a beautiful thing. >> thank you. >> jon: how did it feel in the theater? >> it was a wonderful feeling. it felt spiritual. it felt like we were able to-- we wanted to represent selma and that movement and the song "glory," we wanted to represent it on a high level, and we felt great about the way people responded. >> jon: they responded amazingly. this movie coming out, the 50th anniversary of selma, and all the occasions, does it brin

bryce harper sends a moon shot, not into the stands. this thing goes over and into the parking lot. picked up a souvenir walking back to their car. so that goes out of the park. 10-2, the final. >>> yankees in tampa, florida. buck showalter, defending al east champions. this one leaves the facility and it is way out of here, as the o's were cruising. then on to the 8th inning, the birds go on to win this game, 10-2. opening day still feels like it's never going to happen. >>> well, they certainly have confidence and swagger. talking about maryland's women's basketball team in the sweet 16 facing rival duke in spokane. of course no longer in the acc, but representing the big 10 are the terps. winner moves on to the elite eight. >>> check this out. hard not to like this pregame speech. >> and then we're going to do what we do, which we run, we run, and we run, and with our speed and with our power, it is going to be disastrous for them today! >> disastrous! today for duke. let's see. terps, good ball movement. tory walker with a nice ball fake, reaches and scores. terps were up early

bryce harper joined by max scherzer on the cover of sports illustrated this week.s one of the previous, because what's guesting all the attention is his change in body shape. you can see that check out the forearms. look at those forearms, they're ripped. isn't that amazing like two, collie years the difference -- three years the difference his body makes, he dropped some of the weight from last year and has gotten a little more -- >> ripped up? okay. >> a lot of it. >> built up his forearm. >> where's my ring? >> they want it. they want it now. >> hopefully there's no jinx and no cover jinx. >> not this year. >>> all right, well that's all for 9news now at 6:00. stay with wusa9 for the cbs "evening news" which is next. >> and we're back in 30 minutes for your only local news at 7:00. we'll see you then. [ captions by: caption colorado >> pelley: no survivors-- what forced an airliner into a high-speed crash with no warning in fine weather? also tonight for the first time, we see the so-called accident that got senior secret service agents in hot water. for the sec

mats: bryce robin identified the copilot as a junior pilot who started flying in 2013. he passed all of his tests and was fit to fly. saudi arabia and its sunni allies have launched airstrikes in yemen which at the airport and a nearby military base in the capital. this comes as rebels advance on the port city which is the stronghold of the embattled president. the yemeni president has arrived in riyadh am a saudi arabia. the strike sent oil prices higher, hitting their highest price in more than a month with new york crude well over $50 a barrel. in iraq, the u.s. has joined the offensive against islamic state militants in tikrit, conducting 17 air strikes against targets after staying out of the offensive for weeks. the iraqis had been relying on help from iran to dislodge the militants from the city, but there defensive has stalled. and the omega advisors hedge fund has received a federal subpoena from the u.s. attorney's office in new jersey. the sec is seeking information on trading. in a letter to investors, they say the inquiries that are at an early stage. omega

. >>> it is 5:33, bryce miller is in trouble with the law. he was arrested for domestic violence. >> bob rendell joins us now. he joins a handful of other teammates that also face off of the field legal troubles. good morning. >> good morning, bruce miller becomes the 11th 49er to be arrested since 2012. he was arrested on suspicion of spousal abuse. he has since been released from jail. it is now up to the district attorney to charge him with a crime. >> it could require him to participate in a batter's prevention course. >> i don't understand any man thinking that it is a private matter. it is a -- i had it, enough. >> 49ers. trent baalke released a statement. and they are collecting all relevant information. some of the more notable players in trouble include aldon smith who had three felony gun charges, and ray mcdonald arrested last august for domestic violence. and the 49ers released him after they investigated him again. no charging were filed following that investigation either. >>> as you know, this is all happening as three veteran

marks the first class of players specifically recruited to play sand volleyball players like freshman brycek. >> minus one for hitting the rally. >> reporter: a former indoor player schmitt left a job to be here. they do not receive scholarships. their love of the game was rewarded when in january, the ncaa voted to make sand volleyball a sanctioned sport with a championship tournament beginning in 2016. >> knowing that now the sport that i love and that i've chosen to stick with has the opportunity to earn a national championship or even just go compete in one, is just really inspiring. >> reporter: even more motivating is the opportunity to become the first national champion. >> the girls know that everything they do across the board, that they succeed in, it's going to help them develop this program. and they get to set the standard for years to come. >> mindy, thank you very much. giants and a's, throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. madison bumgarner returning to the mound. bumgarner touched up for the two-run homer to left center. and this time the solo shot. cody hall goes 3-3 wit

one question a lot of you are asking why are bryce's forearms so huge? i don't know. maybe he works at it. we don't have a good answer noor one. opening day just around the corner of course. we are back in 60 seconds with a closer look at this video that's getting a lot of attention today. you won't want to >>> ooimpl aaron gill kri69. the stories goal viral now. if you haven't steen yet, everybody is stalking about the first lady and whether she shaved her head after a joid she recorded for "jeopardy" on the hill's website. hasn't said anything about the reaction at this point. take a close look. it's the lighting in the situation that makes it seem like her ponytail is really just pulled back very tightly. that's why the hair looks shorter than maybe we're used to. also thousands of shares on facebook of this story. take a look at the video here. just an adorable baby hippo swimming with its mother at the san diego zoo. this video posted on the zoo's twitter account of baby hippos doing what they do. born earlier this week. doesn't appear she has a name. at least no

robert griffin iii bryce harper, they've both encountered plenty of negativity online.one washington national loves the aspect of connecting with the fans and he's become pretty good at it. dave owens has his story from viera. >> reporter: social media's instantaneous activity to fans scares the you know what out of some athletes. not jerry blevins. >> no, i'm not afraid of many things. >> reporter: meet washington's twitter tycoon. >> blevy does a great job on there. >> reporter: like his tribute to star wars day crazy cat sweaters. this began as a spoof on jayson werth's locks ended up looking like a tribute to nirvana's kurt cobain. >> he's always sending out funny tweets. i hope i can get on his level. >> reporter: it landed him on sports illustrated's most recent list of top 100 sports personalities to follow i'm a no-name when it comes to the national media. >> reporter: a no-name no more. the lanky lefty brings the heat in 140 characters. >> i ended up winning that. no big deal. >> he cheated. i didn't want to put that out there. >> reporter: sore loser in that i

bryce alford. but moriega is called for goal tending and it wasn't reviewable. so ucla takes the lead. moore two different looks added for a game winner. can't go ucla wins it 60-59. here's another favorite moment from day one. love this. rj hunter for georgia state, drains the three. ron hunter his dad and coach working the sideline in a rolling chair. he had just hurt his achilles tendon a week ago celebrating the panthers winning the sun belt conference and out of his seat. georgia state the upset. 57-56 another fairly sizable upset. we mentioned the good old game. 47 second left. the floater to get by the a one point lead. willam lee hits the tough jumper. 60-59 victory. >> it's official i think we've come to that point of spring training when the word tedious comes to mind. 4th inning nice defense. justin maxwell trying to make the team with a nice sliding catch. brandon belt hits one out. solo shot his third of the year. 3-1 win over milwaukee. that's the sporting life. the a's were off. >> i love those sausage racers. >> those were cooked sausages after r

that the assertion of the chief french prosecutor overseeing the criminal investigation of the crash, bryce rubin, who described often in great detail what he says happened in the final 30 minutes of the flight, based on the audio from the plane's cockpit voice recorder and the transcript of that audio. quoting "the new york times'" translation of today's press conference, during the first 20 minutes, the pilots talked normally, mr. robin said, saying they spoke in a cheerful and courteous way. there is nothing abnormal happening, he said. the pilot, whose name has not yet been released, was preparing a standard landing plan for dusseldorf and the pilot asked the co-pilot to take over and sounds indicate that the pilot left the cabin and the cockpit door closed. at this stage, quoting again, the co-pilot is in control alone, the prosecutor said. it is when he is alone that the co-pilot manipulates the flight monitoring system to activate the descent of the plane. the prosecutor said, this action could only have been voluntary. and then later, the captain is heard pleading to get back into t

it showcases max scherzer and bryce harper. there are four different covers for four different regions. mariners indians and royals have covers. that doesn't lessen the jinx or the pressure it has on the team involved. the dean of washington baseball is the guy they call the washington monument, hondo the capital punisher. when i was following the senators back in the day he hit the longest home runs i've ever seen. he had a great career as a player, manager and scout. frank howard talked to us today about the nats pitching staff and the great expectations on this year's team. >> i was in offensive baseball all my life as a player and as a hitting coach and i think it's a fun part of the day. the team that scores the most runs win. i'll be the first to admit that game is all prefaced on that guy 60 feet away from home plate. listen, they've got the talent. keeping the ballclub healthy. that's the key. they've got a tremendous shot at it. tim: never once did he mention the s.i. jinx. all talent. if you missed the maryland women'

he drives in a run and bryce harper rounding second here. the hat's off,s hair in mid-season form.immerman 2 for 3 at the plate. two rbis, the nats big winners over the tigers, nationals, they will take on the mets tomorrow in pt st. lucie, florida. >>> moving on to the nfl, the redskins are taking a subtle approach to free agency this year. yesterday the team did sign defensive tackle stephen pie ya four years $21 million. pie ya is known for being an excellent pass rusher. but with the skins, they will get much more when the 26-year-old takes the field. >> i'm excited. my family is excited. you know, one thing i want to say to the washington redskins, you give me $21 million contract, i'll give you a $21 million effort every day. this is just how i am. i owe every penny to this organization and i'm excited and fired up. >> redskins continuing to look to add more guys to the defensive side of the ball. multiple reports have defensive tackle terrence knighton visiting today his nickname pot roast. 6'3", 331 pounds. he's entering his seventh season in the league, started all 32 game

. >>> during csn interview, bryce harper had a little fun. the ultimate photo bomb. guess the kid's feeling pretty confident despite some recent knocks on his bravado. nothing can bring him down. for some reason i see this and want to break out into mary tyler moore's "we're going to make it after all." >>> igt before i came out, i heard something. espn's adam schefter reporting that lesean mccoy philadelphia fans are dying, eagles they traded lesean mccoy the third leading rusher to the bills for a linebacker pete golanz whoshgs blew out his knee last year. >> go figure. >> thanks carol. >>> one more update on the breaking news. u.s. park police just shut down the bw parkway northbound at route 32. officers are investigating reports of shots fired near the nsa. one building has damage that appears to be from gunshots. updates on the nbc washington app . >>> on this tuesday night, nuclear warning to america, the prime minister of israel before congress. slamming what he calls a bad deal with iran, and tonight president obama fires back. >>> scathing reports after the

bottom of the third, bryce harper with an r.b.i. double. nats tied at two after that. then later, ryan zimmerman would get in on the action. gets an r.b.i. for himself. nats take a one run lead. this would end in a tie, though. the final for this one, 6-6. brewers will have to find a new way to celebrate after a big play. high fives are out of the question. the team has banned high fives to avoid the spread of pink eyes ladies. the catcher and pitching coach rick cranitz became the latest victims yesterday. the team won't high five until the outbreak is over. so i think they're going to have to settle for one of these. give me an elbow. right there. >> you know what? >> you do a pound. >> i don't know. i guess if you close the palm then -- >> most of them were wearing batting gloves though. >> no, but i think they want to be extra careful, you know. bump, i don't know. it is pretty nasty. >> all right, robert. thank you. coming up next on abc 7 news at 5:00 allegations of racism against more fraternities. >> the e-mail igniting a firestorm at the university of maryland

bryce harper was asking for it last week. set the foundation in vieira even though he's already claiming world series, he knows it's easier said than done. >> going to be tough. we think, you know we're a good team and, of course we want to go into every single game thinking we're going to win and what we need to do. no sure shot, keep going out here and working hard and hitting on all cylinders and get to work. >> this is fun. l.s.u. fan anthony wade hit a half court shot to win an xbox. that's great and all. houston rockets fan. he had a chance to win $25,000. so he nails it. >> whoa! >> xbox, $25,000. which one would you rather have? and, of course you'd take the xbox. >> uh no. if you're 20 years old or younger, you'd take the xbox. >> exactly. everyone else will take the $25,000. way to go. >> lucky day right there. >> well, tonight at 6:00 the one hearing that still went on on capitol hill today. >> but first a little more fun in the snow. i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. lo

the bryce send in this beautiful picture from wilmington delaware major melt off, red clay creek, whaticture this afternoon. we will have more on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> look at these pictures outside very pretty as we see sunsetting about an hour and ten minutes away but nice to have that extra daylight. this is view of the ben franklin bridge. we can see sky line. 56 degrees in philadelphia a a actual high made it to 57. poconos 44. we have spring skiing conditions. allentown 50. look at the temperatures to the south 60's and 70's getting to be more around normal this time of the year. we are watching rain through tennessee valley last week we were talking about snow, so this is good for the eastern seaboard and this will be here by lunchtime. pack the umbrella we will need it. le pressure will tap in the gulf of mexico have enough moisture to bring us a rainy afternoon and evening with a high temperature make i go it in the 40's. that moves off shore to the south, south jersey possibly a few early morning showers on wednesday but then sun returning and temperatures sore to th

larry brown who once coach ucla to the cncaa title game >> gary:steve alford his son bryce hit 9 3-pointerslford throws up the 3-pointer it's well off but smu's yanick moriera is called for goaltend >> gary:the officials by rule couldn't review it replays looked inconclusive anyway 3 points and the lead for ucla >> gary:final: 60-59 ucla >> gary:bruins advance to play the winner of this next game >> gary:ncaa- uab/ iowa state >> gary:alabama-birmingham coach former cal plaer jerod haase >> gary:25 seconds left >> gary:uab's william lee hits the fallaway jumper to give uab the lead 58-57 >> gary:final: uab hangs on 60-59 >> gary:the 14th seed upsets the 3rd seed they play ucla next >> gary:ncaa - georgia st./baylor (cheers & applause) >> gary:georgia state coach ron hunter who tore his achilles in the celebration after winning their conference tournament last sunday >> gary:kevin ware who suffered that gruesome knee injury with louisville a couple of years ago now at georgia state he scored 4 points >> gary:final possession thwe coach's son r.j. hunter hits the deep three pointer to win it >

has suffered because the president's have in the past protected petrified forest, arches in utah, bryce canyon -- i have been to all of them. even though utah is an extremely conservative state i've not heard one single member of congress or governmental authority from utah saying that was a huge mistake. they draw millions of visitors to the state of utah with their beautiful lands they have there. what about the muir woods in california? just stunningly important. that came about as a result of a president designating them under the antiquities act. 16 presidents, eight of each party, have used this act to protect america's treasures. i'm proud of what president obama has been able to accomplish through the work he's done in the antiquities act. he's moved where congress has failed act. caesar chavez and the chicano labor union was honored by creating the caesar chavez announcement. fort monroe in west virginia recognizing the struggle for freedom for african-americans. it's a beautiful facility. we have in honolulu, the honalulue national monument to remember the terrible internment

there's probably also a bunch that are probably a little bit bryce -- pricey here. pretty good. >> todd thank you for joining us. much appreciated as ever. >>> now the mobile world congress has kicked into high gear with automakers showing how their cars play into the internet of things. apple has been rumored to be getting into the auto game in recent weeks. let's go to seema at the conference in barcelona. what have you been learning in the particular space of tech and auto? >> well, init's inevitable that technology will transform the direction of the auto industry. the question is what kind of meaningful role will the players like google and apple play in the auto industry and should established automakers like nissan be scared or worried about the competition from likes of apple and google. i posed the question to the head of nissan who was outspoken about the future of the auto industry. >> i don't think is going to happen on the short term. i think this is much more a perspective in the mid to the long-term. i don't think that would answer the car industry as

he responded by saying some people seem to think i tweet to affect sheer bryce. this is false.d for tesla or for me. he went on to say as you take a look at shares of tesla that from his perspective, the idea here that neither i nor the company are selling shares. even if i were i wound do this. it would be wrong. our long-term results are what matters. all of this stems from the tweet he sent out yesterday morning. this tweet says basically, look i'm going to have an announcement later this week. he says that on thursday there will be a press conference at 9:00 a.m. that's pacific time. during the press conference they'll be announcing an over-the-airsoftware update that will end range anxiety. that will be a good deal if they can make all model ss have much greater range than 285 miles, and it brings up the question, what is he tauing about on thursday? what kind of ota software update are we looking at? the current rairj is about 285 miles. most believe we're talk battery management software being the type of upgrade. they would do that over the air if they are successful. i

. >> reporter: it's a question the article's author 30-year-old bryce covert married for six months grappledent. i'm not going to have a kid now. i still don't feel quite ready. >> reporter: a parenting dilemma for a new generation of couples. for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >> thanks to paula for that. dr. joseph cilona expert for a&e's "marriage at first sight." i was surprised by this dr. cilona. does that mean men have a biological clock? >> i do think many men have a strong preference to be of a certain age when they have children. they may want to be youthful enough to participate in their lives or even just want to be part of their grandchildren's lives should they have them or increase the likelihood they are. >> don't women want that too, though? >> absolutely. but for men, i think they're used to having a lot more choice around that question and it's becoming a lot more relevant. >> i see. >> when should the couple have this conversation? it's a pretty big conversation. >> it's a big conversation and important one and i'm always shocked that couples wai

. >> i thank you, chairman bryce. as we gather here today we face some good news, some bad news and some very bad news. the good news the that the economy is improving and more americans are working. the private sector has now added 12 million new jobs over the last 60 months. it's not all rosy, many americans are still looking for work, but the unemployment rate has fall on the 5.5% and trends are good. the bad news is that americans are working harder than ever but their paychecks are flat. this is not a new problem it has become a chronic problem that dates back to the 1970s. that has chart shows, there has been a growing gap between the increased value workers are creating in the economy, which is that blue line, and the paychecks that they're taking home. worker productivity is steadily climbing. paychecks, flat lining. so where are the gains from that hard work going? well, income gains from increased worker productivity have gone overwhelmingly to those at the very top of the income scale as this next chart sho

marseille prosecutor bryce robin says it seems co-pilot andreas lubitz wanted to destroy the aircraft but it's unclear why. the audio from the aircraft's mangled cockpit voice recorder reveals the 28-year-old german co-pilot was alone at the controls when the airbus 320 crashed, killing all 150 people on board. >> translator: we from lufthansa are speechless that the aircraft was deliberately crashed by the co-pilot. >> reporter: the recording reveals the co-pilot didn't let the captain back in the cockpit after he stepped out, presumably to use the restroom after the plane had reached cruising altitude. once alone lubitz activated the steady descent of the plane and he didn't respond to multiple efforts by air traffic controllers to reach him. >> translator: he used a button to lose altitude for reasons totally unknown but they could be interpreted as a deliberate attempt to destroy the aircraft. >> reporter: the pilot can be heard knocking and eventually banging on the door but it remained locked from the inside. from the audio, investigators say lubitz's breathing was steady until

bryce alford. he could keep dropping those threes. do you have them going all the way? >> i to. four. hopefully the bruins will make it. >> so, participating in march madness, march sadness is the hash tag people have been using in the meantime. thanks for joining us ed. bring more oxygen into the conversation there. >> thank you. >> ed obannon. coming up, chipolte. jersey custards subs can be the next big investment that tantalizes taste buds as well. on the hot list next. >>> still ahead, the space race is on. it's not russia versus the u.s. it's all red, white and blue. jane wells has that story when we're back in two. r of active management. every day, our teams collaborate around the world to actively uncover, discuss and debate investment opportunities. which leads to better decisions for our it's a uniquely collaborative approach you won't find anywhere else. put our global active management expertise to work for you. mfs. there is no expertise without collaboration. >>> we got this whole thing all wrong. don't worry about declining commodity prices. in fact my bottom lin