butler has no time-outs.pe that zoubek makes this it is hayward pulling it down at midcourt launches the shot. almost went in. and duke is the king of the dance, 2010. jim: coach k coming over to console gordan hayward. he snatched the rebound, got past zoubek. this look from our angle was dead on. hard to believe that it was that close from midcourt. partner, we just watched one of the greatest championship games ever played, no doubt about it. clark: there was no losers here. i know duke will be crowned national champion, deservingly so. they won this game. butler did not lose it. what a game. worthy of a championship. jim: duke and mike krzyzewski now with their fourth national title. coach k, there he is. nine years since the last one in that span. of course he led the united states of america to gold over in beijing. he will be america's coach in london in 2012. so much wanted to come back to give this duke program another moment like this. he often talked in the tournament when we were around him about

butler is going on to the national championship game!porter: the cinderella celebration started saturday night with the defeat of michigan state. >> go bu. >> reporter: and continued on the campus of indiana's butler university today. students grabbing anything with the blue and white of the bulldogs. >> i'm so excited. i couldn't sleep last night. i was so anxious. i want us to win. and, it is like unbelievable. >> we really sucked it up. we are the little school that could. >> reporter: some have called it the ultimate fairy tale, small liberal arts school claws its way to the finals. >> this program has been built on guys ready to contribute to the good of the team and it makes me proud to be their coach. >> reporter: this tournament has been a homecoming of sorts for the bulldogs. butler isn't even six miles from the massive lucas oil stadium where tonight's tipoff against duke takes place. tonight the cinderella team from the little school up the road gets to go to the big dance in front of 70,000 people and millions more watching o

butler has a third. duke spent $13.8 million in the basketball budget, butler 1.7 million.e won three national championships and butler's first appearance. with us from indianapolis, andy staples from si.com. everybody's not a duke lover. they make the accusation they're a duke hater but butler's america team. do you see any way on god's green earth they can beat the dukeys? >> i do because butler plays tough defense. they don't give you wide open shots. duke had a great shooting game against west virginia. if butler keeps the big guys off the offensive boards they've got a chance. they have a chance, i swear it. >> shepard: the last butler win was quite impressive. i just didn't expect them to be able to -- you talk about a tradition rich program, tom i see -- izzo. >> he said it best, he said butler played smash mouth basketball. he said i'm a butler fine. >> much the way the flyers played in madison square gardens i just read that just a moment ago, they offered coach k 15 million-dollar to come coach for the nets. he turned it down? >> well, money doesn't buy happiness.

team, the slip are doesn't fit them, but the butler progm, the butler story, absolutely does with alltion. the idea that they could actually win a national championship and on top of everything else have it be in their hometown, it's going to be great in this arena tonight with all those butler fans. >> but tom izzo, this is a guy who was stachblt lconstantly in four. tough guy to coach against. >> he really is. nobody better at preparation. the one advantage he'll have, they will have had basically week to get ready for this. and you talk about the experience him being here last year. they understand the environment and the stakes of how to approach that and i think that would be a huge advantage for them playing here. >> let's talk about the night game, which is west virginia and duke. you've got the lone one seed that's still sur vigs against the two seed of west virginia. >> and how about this, this game features the most wins ever for an ncaa match-up between two coaches. they combine for over 1400 wins abo . so a lot of success between the two and two programs really looking for

butler had two chances at the very end to make it a fairy tale ending. it felt good. like just wasn't there. >> reporter: when gordon hayward's half-court prayer bounced off the rim, duke had the victory, 61-59, and the national championship. >> i still can't believe we won. the game was so good, that anybody could have won. >> and it was duke's fourth championship. butler, of course, their first time to the big dance. they've never won. but it was a great game. >> i have a feeling we'll hear about the guys that played their hearts out. >> it really was great. >>> we want to get you caught up on the situation in west virginia. overnight, rescue crews stopped the search for survivors of that massive underground explosion. at least 25 miners are dead. and that number could continue to rise. >> we're told by the red cross that some family members passed out when told the news early

and i have a dialect coach called jerry butler. >> jimmy: you do? of jerry gutter wills out there. i can see why they're happy they got you. >> exactly. >> jimmy: the porn star would have been nice, too, right? [ applause ] >> i might just be both. >> jimmy: you never know. well, you do have two movies coming out. you might as well throw a third one in there. one out already and another movie coming out on friday. you must be exhausted. is it better to promote them simultaneously? >> i never thought of it like that. i thought it as a nightmare because, i mean,t's been a couple of months now, but the last three weeks i've been doing interviews every day all over the world. literally, you do sometimes 50, 60 interviews a day. if you add up, i'm at 750 interviews now in three weeks. >> jimmy: wow. well, thanks for doi us last. >> you are. actuly, you are my very last interview. >> jimmy: those are the ones that are most special. >> well, you are always special. >> jimmy: thanks. you've been around the world doing this, traveling and promoting and telli

butler you mentioned early in the type. >> ben butler -- sure. i'm sorry.the question was, could i elaborate on the amity between sam and ben butler. ben butler was a senator from massachusetts. he vacillated between being a democrat, being a republican. he's well-known probably most well-known for debacles during the civil war. he was known as spooned butler. he was the military administrator for new orleans after he was captured by the union. he issued a care in under the name of the order, but it was that all southern women who disrespected union soldiers should be treated as. there were warmers that he stole family silver. that's what he was called spooned butler. this picture is painted on the inside of chamberpot struck the south here seen some of these museums. the that's under the waistband did like him. he and sam really hated one another. the because part letters from being a democrat to being a republican. same with the support of andrew johnson didn't feel that he should be impeached and dedicated that in every way he could and ben butler was de

duke and butler last night in indianapolis. butler, the underdog. it nearly pulled the upset. late first half, number of 24 hits the 3. blue devils led by one at the half. butler inside to matt howard. final seconds, this palyer misses the shot. national championship off the back. just misses. you see the celebration for duke, the agony of defeat for butler. 61-59, duke wins it all. >> i have been fortunate to have won several national championship games. this is a classic. this was the toughest in the best one. >> he looked like he played in that game. gordon's shot just missed. in st. petersburg up against the tampa bay rays, and the orioles made their debut. the home opener friday night against the toronto blue jays. if you could have weather like we had today. that is all for me. >> thanks. >> let's get to a couple of your answers to our watercooler question of the day. >> we estimate that students should be allowed to alternative sexual lifestyle website for educational purposes. >> one person writes, i would like to say no, but at the same time, it is for educational pur

the butler people and the state of indiana people have taken all the tickets.nce. >> you can coach basketball, you can cook. now let's see if you can do weather. let's put >>> all right, good morning, let's look at the forecast, it's going to be a superway to start off work and school. we'll have a high of 87 degrees. absolutely delightful. 54 is the overnight low and 82 degrees tomorrow and sunny and clouds and 85, five shy of 90. on wednesday, we'll look at a record on wednesday. we'll check that out. thursday, back down to 16 above normal and showers friday and mm >>> that's a quick look at our weather forecast. maggie, back to you and we'll be cooking this stuff in just a couple of minutes. >> sounds good. combine cheating on your spouse and texting your mistress and you get chexting. something we've seen in both the teag tiger woods and jesse james scandals. with sus dr. robi ludwig and raoul felder. good morning to both of you. so both tiger and yes, sir city james were allegedly caught exchanging pretty racy text messages with their supposed mistresses.

butler even was very competitive and had wins at higher levels. that brings up the point where even some light drivers in nascar, they are pushed out of the sport because they don't have the money to compete because again it is not like basketball or football. franklin brother and his brother brandon butler were one of those drivers. when you are trying to develop a black driver from scratch you have to do it in steps. you can't go out like a white team and just take the bus driver and put them in the car and get instant results were get results in the first or second season. franklin butler was an overqualified driver for that level of racing, and that is what some of the top teams, they just get the best driver, the best of everything in resources and go out there and probably will be in the top 10 or top three. then we bought the best mechanic for that level of racing, hermann gand, and a lot of crews at that level were volunteer crews so we started out paying, we offered some money and there were times we didn't have money and they went strict

butler's coach 33 years old.ollege basketball and looks like a baby-faced kid and give him homework and stuff like that. duke's coach mike sheshefsky, winningest, looking to tie up for the most ncaa tournament titles. and brad stevens was three years old when coach k had the first ga game. and the butler coach looks like a kid from high school and what is he doing out there. >> harris: unless he picks up the ball and gets on the floor, it's all about the kids on the floor. my other motto for 2010, handle the scandal. tiger woods returning to the masters. what's going on? >> going chronologically, tomorrow is the first press conference and actually asked real questions from reporters and i'm curious to see how the media really handles this. the sports reporters are going to ask him about golf, but there's got to be questions there mistress number 11 and number 13 and that's tomorrow, thursday and friday the opening rounds and saturday and sunday is when it comes down to it and cbs says sunday if tiger is in the fi

hometown butler can expect most of the crowd's support. the bulldogs have never played in a championship game before. duke, on the other hand, is seeking its fourth national title. right now the oddsmakers are saying duke with a seven-point lead but i hope it goes to butler, your wife's alma mater. >> they want to be the underdog. they've been the underdog all the way through. why not tonight? fingers crossed for butler. >> i can't wait. >>> here's a look at your monday forecast. kansas city and des moines could see severe weather with possibility of strong winds, hail and even an isolated tornado. there will be rain along the west coast with the heaviest amounts in washington and oregon. >> it's a summer-like day on the east coast with some temperatures 25 degrees above normal. atlanta the hot spot at 84. cooler than usual in the west with boise in the mid 40s with some snow. >>> well, you know, the easter bunny found a little different way to get around in oklahoma over the weekend. he flew overhead in a helicopter, dropping eggs to the

trade with caron butler, brendan haywood, that they had a new toughness this team hadn't had before, more depth, more scoring and really built for ther

the blue devils, 61-59 win over butler was a nail-biter.utler's gordon heyward hurling a half court shot at the buzzer that would have won it, could have, should have, would have. president obama congratulated duke coach mike krzyzewski and called butler coach brad stephens and the team. >>> and coming up next, west virginia, why dangerous mining jobs are the life blood and the courage and the heart of so many people here. (announcer) roundup extended control does two jobs... at once. one: kills weeds to the root. two: forms a barrier, preventing new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control. she wants to see more than just the ladies room so today she's talking to her doctor about overactive bladder. erin wants to get up and go without always worrying about where to "go." if you have overactive bladder symptoms, today is the day to talk to your doctor and ask about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents over 24 hours, all day and all night. plus, toviaz comes with a simple pl

butler, they were the runner-up. they were also welcomed back to campus with a rally and get this, they also got a call from president obama. this is unusual because the president usually doesn't call the runner-up. but, you know, they really latched on -- >> that was nice. >> people latched on to their story. >> the tiny little school, made it this far. >> he told them he wants to shoot hoops with their team sometime as well. >>> fans are buzzing online about the chemistry between chad ochocinco and his dance partner, cheryl burke, on the tv show "dancing with the stars." >> and he gave her a ring. >> he gave her a ring. that ring right there, it's worth $10,000. he said he gave it to her because the two have such a commitment to one another on the dance floor. now, he gave it to her, get this, on one knee and he said he wanted to put it on her ring finger because it's like they're in a marriage. because they spend so much time together. so that sparked all the rumors and everybody is on board with this. >> oh, he l

i have to root for butler. west virginia and butler and what the heck, butler wins the national championship. how great would that be. >> shepard: it wouldn't because i want bob huggens to win. go mountaineers. >> we're all the way to the championship game. >> i like huggie. i went down there for a game. man they have good fans, great support and they're fired up. >> butler is impressive. i have to say and i know this is the end of our relationship. i like duke and coach k. i have always like that program. they seem to be good and graduate a lot of players. what's to hate about duke? >> shepard: look, you hate them because they win so much. it's like the university of kentucky -- >> you like the yankees. >> it's fun to get on the train and watch them. they're playing at red sox nation on sunday at fenway park. >> they're going to be 0-1 on sunday. >> i feel so sad for you. how are your nationals this year? >> my nationals? we're going to be better. >> shepard: are they being to play baseball this time? >> we're

anyhow, congratulations to duke university and to butler university. butler's a very small school. it's a private school in indianapolis. and for them to reach the final game in the national championship is a real tribute, not only to the school and the players. we had great players. but to a great young coach who has only been coaching for three years. of course, the duke blue devils are always tough, always tough, and i'm proud to say we want to congratulate them. but the bulldogs did a great job, they were a great team, and next year we're going to get them. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from ohio is recognized. ms. fudge: does the gentlewoman from washington have any more speakers? mrs. mcmorris rodgers: thank you, madam speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. ms. fudge: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentlewoman from ohio. ms. fudge: madam speaker, the question is on the motion offered by the gentlewoman -- i ask for support of house resolution 1242 and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the ques

so michael said just bought dinner for reggie bush since butler lost.reat jobs by both teams entertaining us. congrats to duke and butler. >> wow! >> i know. >> forget the brackets it's down to the final bets. unfortunately that is the way for many maryland fans. all right, we end with a tweet about football news. earlier this week we did find out it was official. the philadelphia eagles traded donovan mcnabb to the philadelphia redskins. that was big news and for current nfl players including reggie bush and he tweeted about it. why would the eagles trade mcnabb to the redskins, aren't they in the same conference. >> it was kind of interesting because even joel d smith, said i didn't get any sleep last night. i found out. >> that was the big news across the newsroom. >> that was. >> of course, we always want to keep you up-to-date on the latest news whether it's from hollywood or right here in baltimore. make sure to follow us on twitter, just log on to foxbaltimore.com and click on twitter under the community features section. >>> well coming up, pres

. >> duke won over butler last night.ey have won five of the last 10 national championships but the game could have gone either way. indianapolis gave the devils a 10 point lead, but they made this shot intentionally, hoping the clock would run out. it merely gave butler the wind. that is close. a hollywood ending in an unpredictable tournament. duke wins a 61-59. >> it made the difference between being champions or not. i did not think it was going in but i thought it had a chance. i will remember that going through the air for the rest of my life. it seemed like it was forever. >> it was forever. the times are set at the masters. tiger woods starts at 1:42 thursday afternoon, the second to last teatime. it will be carried live. only three times since turning pro has a partner shot lower than tiger at the first round of the masters. hockey fans are in pittsburgh for their final regular-season road game of the year. jose theodore is 0 and 3 for his last games. he made 28 saves last night in a win over the bruins. donovan

butler, the butler bulldogs take down yet another college basketball favorite. gordon hayward with 19 points and 9 rebounds led the bulldogs to a 53-50 victory over michigan state. butler will have home field advantage when the state's number one seated duke tomorrow night in the hoosier state. the national championship game, the only place to see little butler face mighty duke right here on wjz 13. our exclusive coverage starts tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. it is the championship game of the ncaa march madness now turning into april celebration or sadness depending on which side of the ball you're on. >> i love the cinderella stories. >> you never know when you start with 64, 65 teams wisconsin one it is going to be. >> that is what makes it fun. >> definitely a good day to sit in. actually, not a good day to sit in. you want to be outside. gorgeous day. you need your sunglasses today. >> find the easter eggs. >> easter egg hunts in recent years have been a little challenged because of rain and everything else. but not today. no. bunnies going to have his flip- f

and it the most republican team wins, that would be butler. host: what should people take from this? is there anything we can extrapolate knowledge-wise? guest: this kind of polling is more interesting than most of the political polling that gets done. and i think one of the key things to remember is that most americans who votes don't spend a lot of time thinking about politics. they probably spend more time thinking about lose. host: tom, pennsylvania, republican line. i had to call again referring back to the bigoted democrat who suggested that all democrats were more intelligent and republicans were bigots. i have to ask the question, why does this subject in our "post racial world" -- i don't really know anybody as a republican who is a bigot and yet the democrats continue to bring up the subject and suggest any time they don't get what they want, that the republicans are bigoted. h. -- host: lakehurst, new jersey. democrats. sports fans and party id. caller: excuse me? host: sports fan and party id. what do you think? caller: i was fasci

>> butler's like, this is easy.e have to do is beat duke and we should be set. >> what a homecoming cinderella story. >> you love that. the underdog. yes, yes. >> janice huff is here with a check of the weather. how are you doing? >> i'm doing great, jenna. a big crowd on the plaza. it's a little on the cool side. a nice, lively crowd in town for the weekend. let's check on the weather and see what's happening. we have a big storm on the west coast. it's nice in the east. that storm will bring rain and heavy snow from seattle all of the way down to the sierra, expecting two feet of snow in the sierra over the next 24 hours and plenty of rain for san francisco, l.a., portland and seattle. in the meantime we have severe weather that will break out along parts of missouri today into st. louis and also portions of centra illinois. in the northwest it's storm, but inin the east it's going >>> good easter sunday, everyone. i'm news 4 meteorologist justin d drabick. another nice day today. temperatures in the 70s to upper

it would be an absolute miracle if butler were to win tonight.n the ncaa tournament. >> the president threw out the first pitch tonight. he didn't hit the dirt. it was outside. it was a ball. if you could get it to the catcher, that's all you have to do. >> i'm proud of him. if you remember a few years back when he threw out the first pitch it was absolutely awful. it's almost embarrassing watching him on the mound. today he was much better. he didn't give the nats good luck because he got beat down by the philadelphia phillies. >> great to have you with us tonight. >> all right, ed, take care. >>> coming up, if you're going to war, you need to know who's on your side. here we are at war in afghanistan and there are some serious doubts as to who president karzai is standing with. award winning filmmaker robert greenwald will give us his thoughts as we "rethink afghanistan." run out of a dorm. when we built our first hybrid, more people had landlines than cell phones, and gas was $1.75 a gallon. and now, while other luxury carmakers are building t

>> as duke holds into beat butler in a game for the anyoge. early this tuesday morning, butler in a game for the anyoge. early this tuesday morning, april 6, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everybody. i'm harry smith. we're in montcoal, west virginia, just a couple of miles from the big branch mine which is the site of this terrible disaster that happened yesterday afternoon. good morning, maggie. this is just maybe one of the saddest places in america this morning. there was so much hope yesterday afternoon and as the evening hours turned in to early morning hours, we are faced with a disaster of significant proportions. >> i know, harry. 25 people dead, four still missing. it's unlikely, but it is possible that they made their way to air tight containers where they could stay alive for days. it's not likely, but, ha we hav seen it happen before and that's everybody's hope this morning. >> yeah, we'll have a little more information about that later as they have started to already drill holes to get down into that mine shaft t

in the final -- is it correct you did not see butler in the final four. >> we are very thrilled about it. we think nobody does it better and think the n.c.a.a. agrees, but i have to tell you it is a very special thing to have not just a homegrown team but a team of student athletes who are academic all americans, and team grade point average over three, math majors, computer engineering majors -- this team was in class monday and day before the final four game. that is what college ought to be. >> it is early to ask this question, but it is never too early. we're turning our attention to the 2010 cycle and also the 2012 cycle. you are mentioned as one that might be among the republican candidates for president. you see yourself among the field for 2012? >> i told one of your colleagues there has never been a president of the united states in my bathroom mirror, and there was not this morning either. now it is almost as a realistic question to be asked -- a surrealistic question to be asked. i have a duty here, and any governor has his or her hands full trying to do right by the citize

they wanted to win. >> and butler, you don't want to see this.n duke's campus today, a crowd of more than 9,000 gathered at cameron indoor stadium. by the way, tv indicates about 48 million people tuned in to see the title game. >> in football, the former eagle. donovan mcnabb. traded after 11 standout seasons in philadelphia. >>> there's a confidence level here. there's a vacuum here. knowing that mr. schneider and coach shanahan are on the same stage. and it triggers down into the locker room, where guys begin to rely on someone else to make that play. or to have the confidence, knowing that guy will be ready all the time. >> mcnabb will turn 34 this year. he noted that was the same age. we know they're going to play. they have a dome down there. >> we'll be right back. [wind rustling] [sound of waves crashing] [upbeat whistling in background] discover all that northwest florida has to offer. seventeen hidden beaches, one revealing destination. fly southwest's new nonstops from bwi airport to panama city beach starting at $99 one-way. (ding) >>

he became the first butler to be invited to a state dinner.e most powerful people, most famous people in the world, and after hours, a lot of presidents treated him as their friend. he grew up under harsh segregation in virginia. in his retirement years he live a quiet life in suburban, washington. about a year ago with a marine escort by his side, he had tears in his eyes during president obama's inauguration. eugene allen was 90 years old. >>> it was an emotional homecoming last night for one of america's many military families. 10-year-old henry dinee was part of a flag ceremony before a waington capitals hockey game. when he came off the ice he was stunned to see his dad just home from iraq. colonel rick dinee had been with the air national guard on a six-month deployment. >>> when we come back, making a difference. >>> when we come back, making a difference. trouble never sleeps. but sometimes, allstate agents have to. they're only human. but don't worry. the good hands are always available, day and night, by phone and online. good night.

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>> i have been a butler fan since the age of 10. i had them in the 16, but even i had trouble believing they would beat the top back to back. we're thrilled about it. we're old hands here. we think nobody does it better and think the ncaa agrees so it's here every two years. but it's a very, very special thing to have it not just a home-grown team but a team of student athletes, genuine student athletes, two all- american academic, math majors, computer engineering majors, finance majors. this team was in class monday after winning the biggest game in school history and in class friday the day before the final four game. that's what college athletics ought to be. >> it's early in washington to ask this question but it's never too early to ask it. we're turning our attention to the 2010 election cycle but also the 2012 election cycle. you were mentioned as somebody who might be among the republican candidates for president. do you see yourself in that field? 2012? >> i told one of your colleagues there has never been a president in t

. >>> well, two accidents could get in your way in reisterstown and that's near route 30 at butler road and the alternate is westbound emery road and to southbound 75 and one other wreck, this is on west cold spring lane and woodlawn road. still on the topside, no problems on 795. that one at cockies mill and one at warren road. for traffic information, go to wjz.com. don, back to you. >>> her's what people are talking about today. a frostburg university student is dead and one student is charged with shooting two students. >> reporter: good morning, don and everyone. the police say that the evidence in this case points to first degree murder and family and friends of the student charged belief it was self- defense. >> reporter: a fight at a party leads to deadly gun fire. this student shot two others with a shotgun after they confronted him early sunday morning students accused him of assaulting a woman earlier that night. the 20-year-old was killed and the other was wounded. both played for frostburg's basketball team. the university president is stunned. we also have already had a me

in butler cabin as the third time winner. i know they are all special and sweet, but how about this one today? >> jim, it feels incredible. i can go on and on. but to win this tournament it is the most amazing feeling. this has been a special day. i will look back on this day as very memorable. jim: there were so many shots you played out there that was remarkable. you didn't have a single bogey. up and downs that were special. the daring efforts at 13 and the shot over the water at 15 as well. what was on your mind? >> i needed to make birdies. when we get to the birdie holes we had to do something. the key was 12. i knew that putt. i ended up making that giving me an advantage. fortunately i was able to reach those in two and make 1/3ies. jim: we talk about dedications victories sometimes in sports. how much was that on your mind to go win one for the family? >> it has been an emotional year. i am proud of the fight and struggle my wife has been through. it has been a difficult year. to come out on top in this tournament is

there is an accident near butler wrote. some possible lanes closed at that location. everything is running smoothly on the north and west side. no problems across the key bridge. 83 is looking good. this is your drive time. minutes on the west side. we're building. outer loop traffic is going away from us. this is a live you from the harrisburg expressway. things are running smoothly. that is the latest on traffic. now let's get the latest on the buses and trains. >> looking pretty good on the where else right now. we do of a delay of about 10 minutes. metro subway is on time. no major bust delays or diversions at this hour. -- no major bust the lates dela. >> nothing significant weather- wise will happen today. we have a wonderful program to help out new mothers. >> it is a great program permit if you want to get in shape, you have the perfect opportunity. we are showing stroller strides this morning. it is a workout with your child and the mother. it is a hard workout. we have three young mothers. we have henry and clare and trusted and baby william. everybody is bu

you saw the scintilla team in the ncaa basketball championship tournament, with butler coming within a shot of beating duke. fresno state with a bigger suint release la in 2008, when they spot boo the ncaa baseball field. georgia, along with lsu, went from the cellar to being one of the two premier program in the 2,000's in the southeastern conference. and schaus here, fastball missed inside. 3-0 for schaus. jeff is relatively new. clemson with a long running straw digs. 14acc championships. 34 regionals and 11 trips to the college world series. >> jeff: 5 under jack leggett's watch. georgia had been to the ncaa tournaments all times. half in just this 9th year. >>> and they get out it have the inning here with 26 turns by the dog this is season, and for the first time tonight, the clemson tigers are clemson on clemson on >> matt: chris epps is a young man, you told me still has is confidence, despite the low batting average, 3-3 tonight. >> jeff: yes. you have to have a lot of confidence in him. he carried us a lot of times this year. one of those guys that set the table for us. rea

coach k and duke gets their fourth championship as they meet butler 61-59. and also the season opener yesterday for the nationals and president barack obama for the first pitch and the white sox hat. the pitch a little bit outside. the early reviews for the nats, a bit dicey. this is ryan zimmerman from virginia beach. off the wall and the geico sign there that will bring in morgan for the only run for the nats. and that's that. it wasn't pretty. this would be ryan howard of the phillies and look what he did to this pitch. that's not coming back. a two-run shot. tacking on nine more runs and beat the nationals 11-1. but we're talking about the big changes to the redskins with the philadelphia eagles trading six time probowl quarterback donovan mcnabb to the skins. how does this affect the future, who better to talk about it than ken harvey, the four time pro-bowler of the washington redskins. and thank you for coming in and what was your reaction when you heard the news donovan mcnabb was coming to d.c. >> well i know jason and i like him and then you look a

they stuck with it for the entire game. >> everybody is like butler, they were a number five seed. this was a really good basketball team. >> can you talk about what they're thinking here. >> they're thinking about the ending of college basketball oh, so close. have you ever seen a championship game decided by a half court buzzer beater. wouldn't it have been great to stick it to duke and holly morris. congratulation to duke that was a really good basketball team that i think was underrated if that is possible. >> a lot of people said duke wouldn't be able to pull it out. >> just kidding, holly. >>> the other big sports thing we had, opening day for e nationals. this got lost among effect else and the prewas there throwing out the first pitch y i was behind home plate. it was greatest except for the pitch. it was awful. are you serious with that effort? well, look res they always have mother pressure on it. he was in the bullpen with rodriguez and he warmed up to do that. come organization you are better than that cr he said if he would have had the rest of the inning, he would hav

. >> butler versus duke. tomorrow.me people see this as a classic david-goliath showdown, others see it just as another game. >> they have certainly earned a reputation as a giant. we are continuing to build and to try to get better, and we will continue to do that regardless of outcome tomorrow, but we embrace that. that is fine with me. >> they have been a top-10 team the whole year. we know how great of a team they are, especially watching the tatis. -- especially watching the tapes. >> stanford against oklahoma, and it was close in the final seconds. stanford was on the up by three. a long pass downcourt, and an easy layup. stanford 73, oklahoma, 76. -- 66. and in another game, uconn has a lead late in the second half. and the major league season is officially under way. they are now in the eighth inning at fenway park. and we will watch the nts (announcer) we're in the energy business. but we're also in the showing-kids- new-worlds business. and the startup-capital- for-barbers business. and the this-won't- hurt-a

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it's back behind butler cab been and back through there. i forget how many holes. it's a nice place. raymond floyd called it quits today said he won't play the masters ever again. he said that he will play the par three because he can reach those greens. >> unfortunate about that. what do you got there? >> reporter: coming up tonight, my conversation with none other than joan daily. he's not playing in the masters, but selling his merchandise.>> usually before the masters the talk is always in the changes of the course. i have not heard anything about the course changes this year. have you? >> reporter: no, no, there have been subtle changes and a lot of the players don't recognize the changes. i think the course itself and how it's playing and how the greens are receptive. they're expecting a little bit of rain on thursday. augusta national. it's tough no matter how you cut it. >> chick hernandez live from augusta all week. great to see you. enjoy yourself down there and enjoy john daly. looking forward to that. chick in augusta all week covering tiger and the mas

pass at a distance of three feet, 43-year-old laura of owens mill died last week while biking on butler road. in support of changes to this new law. >> we are six minutes from 7:00, who did you root for yet, was it phil, tiger, freddy? it was a great masters weekend and phil mickelson would be won the third green jacket, two phil moments when he was putting and something planned in his path and he bounced over it and he was behind two trees and he made it through. his wife battling breast cancer was there when he was done. it was an emotional sun. >> we have been through a lot this career and it means a lot to share some joy together. [cheering and applause] >> the tiger who had 144 days lay off is back to fire hydrant came in fourth. he played welcoming off. >> baltimore mayor, stephanie, rawlings-blake took on the title of ring master this weekend. >> she is in the middle of all of the action, the elephant, tigers, high wire ac, the zang zoom, and she sur vied. apparently no worse, the circus is in town until next sunday. >>> now, the forecast certified most accurately weather rate an

cbs sports game coverage begins at 6:00 eastern time with butler taking on michigan state followed byersus duke. two of those teams will play for the championship on monday night. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and holding court. president obama talks health care and hoops with our own harry smith. ♪ ladies, raise your spoons. now there's nothing left standing between you and a satisfying breakfast. introducing special k® low-fat granola. with 50% less fat than the leading granola... and 5 grams of fiber per serving, it's a satisfying way to help you manage your weight. special k® low-fat granola -- a taste of freedom. to finish what you started today. for the aches and sleeplessness in between, there's new motrin pm. no other medicine, not even advil pm, is more effective for pain and sleeplessness. new motrin pm. [ slap! : -[ slap! slap! slap! slap! ] -ow, ow! [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum ta tum tum tums >>> here's a look at today

duke beat the butler bulldogs 61-59 for their fourth national title. a potential game-winning half- court shot by butler barely missed at the buzzer. the women's n.c.a.a. championship gets decided tonight when stanford faces the university of connecticut. those are some of the day's main stories. i'll be back at the end of the program with a preview of what you'll find tonight on the newshour's website. for now, back to gwen. >> ifill: the obama administration rolls out its nuclear weapons strategy. jeffrey brown has that. >> brown: it was one year ago in prague that president obama pledged to work towards a nuclear-free world, a move that helped him win the nobel peace prize in december. >> the united states will take concrete steps towards a world without nuclear weapons. >> brown: today the administration took another step toward that goal, spelling out current risks and new policies in a document called the nuclear posture review or n.p.r. >> the n.p.r. provides a road map for implementing president obama's agenda for reducing nuclear risks to the

trade with caron butler, brendan haywood, that they had a new toughness this team hadn't had before, more depth, more scoring and really built for ther playoffs. and that whole thing has beene n shattered here in four quickqu games with san antonio. they've completely taken them out of their offense and dominated them basically in every phase. >> who has been the biggest disappointment for the mavs in this series? m >> well, for me it's jason kidd. kidd is a guy, this is his third playoffs now with the mavs, ands they've had very little success. he was supposed to be a guy that was going to be the calming influence, the old, wise veteran who could get this team through adverse times, late-gameough situations, and in the playoffs it just hasn't happened.ns. he was on the floor in the thiro quarter of that massive meltdown in san antonio in game four that really changed the whole face of this thing. 11 straight possessions without a bucket. and kidd was unable to get the team to settle down, refocus and get back in the game. so he's the guy shooting 28% on. the series. he's just incapa

butler, michigan state just after 6:00 followed by the mountaineers and duke and 9news now will follow the games. dc united looking for their first goal of the year. they'll try to punch it in the net tomorrow night in their home opener. united got blanked 4-0 in their first game against kansas city. after six weeks of grueling and for the most part, meaningless baseball in the florida sun, the nationals are on a plane to washington tonight. they will play the red sox tomorrow in their final exhibition game and monday, the big opener. that is scott olsen, big whip against big poppy. that's your fifth starter right there in all likelihood. unfortunately, jason spoiled it, bases loaded in the sixth, sox beat the nats 7-2. make sure you join us monday for live team coverage of nats opening day. sarah, dave, and i will be live from the ballpark from the president's first pitch down to the post game locker room interviews and sunday night, the day before a special opening day edition of sports plus 11:35 p.m. yankees and blue jays yesterday from spring training. i want you to watch kyle phi

blaine, benjamin practice, hamilton fish, benjamin brown french, and to marvel, benjamin butler, was sam's nemesis and many others. and together they provide a richness of detail that also brings him were ward back to life. so here's the story of sam ward in a nutshell and the congress david. sam's early years gave no hint of his future profession. he was born in 1814, the first of six children and to an older family. his father, samuel ward, was highly respected conservative banker for the rocksolid firm of ram board and came and sam ward, the sun was expected to someday take its place there. when sam's mother died when he was just him, his father was devastated and turn to religion. he gave up cigars. he took a temperance into the horror of his friends come and destroyed all the wind in his well-stocked cellar. he also became morbidly obsessed with his children moral spiritual and physical health and try to shelter them from the world. this handsome enough that you can see on the screen was on the corner of broadway and bond in manhattan and its pals in which same corrupt. this ima

in indiana today, a pep rally for the send rell la team butler.more win in them against heavily favored duke? we'll see at 9:00 eastern time here on cbs. and from the cinderella basketball team, we go now to the rip van winkle hockey game. steve hartman has a story that began once upon a time many years ago in tonight's "assignment america." >> reporter: at this weekend's new jersey state high school hockey championship game between arch rivals dellbarton and st. joseph, you couldn't help but notice the players were all extremely mature. some of them appeared down right middle aged. i guess that's what happens when you postpone a state championship game for 21 years. >> i'm too old for this. (laughs) it seems like 1989 again. >> reporter: back in 1989 when this game was supposed to be played a measles outbreak forced officials to put it on hold. the players all hoped the game would be rescheduled but winter led to spring and spring lead to graduation and it just never happened. flash forward two decades. ♪ forever remember... >> reporter: after re

like three people. >> oh, sweet. >> butler beating -- >> very scientific. >> it is.-- west virginia, perhaps, the sent mental favorite among many americans against duke. >> my assistant from west virginia and she is just ecstatic. >> the winner, we went with our hearts on this one, the hometown favorite, butler bulldogs. it's not anything against duke. all you duke fans can relax. i understand, chris, we're getting some really long e-mails from duke fans. >> what? >> usually the nasty e-mails are one or two lines. look at how long this person's e-mail is. this is literally -- >> that's bold. >> and they attack me and pete. but the part i'm going to read is about willie. you failed to do your job properly and offer objectivity and balance. it's way too late for you, willie geist, to show any class when it comes to checking your anti-duke sentiments. you took the "morning joe" platform and abused your position to promote your agenda to bash duke. >> that's what we do, yes. what are you doing? >> are you suggesting i'm rooting for west virginia against duke? that -- i d

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