a duke foul.ia team facing a red-hot duke team that is number five in the country. >> dan: and brian zoubek picks up that foul hanging onto assane sene. >> rich: zoubek with two personals will sit down. >> dan: and zoubek for the most part during this great february run by duke has been able to stay out of foul trouble. >> rich: out of foul trouble and in the stat sheet. he's averaging ten points and a dozen rebounds his last four games. it's down to a ten-point duke lead. evans. where will virginia get their points? sherrill picks up his second foul. >> dan: virginia is not going to get any time at all to get comfortable. if you're a virginia guy and you catch the ball, you have to be ready to shoot it because the duke blue devils are coming right after you. you're not going to get the opportunity to stand there and get yourself set. you've got to get your feet in position as you're catching the pass so you can let the ball go right away. >> rich: scheyer off the screen. jump stop and a finish. >

rebounds by duke?hat number -- my goodness! they had a bunch. >> jim: 17 in this half. >> clark: and a number led to 3-point shots, jim, and opportunities at the line. and that's where they cracked this one open. it was tight until the second shots started piling up for duke, followed by the 3-point field goal makes. >> jim: singler gets both free throws. back to 10 with just 25 seconds. down acy. -- dunn to acy. [whistle] >> jim: and they will send dawkins, the freshman, to the line. what do you think the second chance points, of course, you have hit on that but the stage, the atmosphere, the pressure and intensity of the chance to have the break through win, it's a weighty assignment. >> clark: it sure is. >> jim: how much of a factor do you think it was? >> clark: a mild factor. baylor allowed it to be a half court game. and duke went after them and i think the experience -- although this team hasn't been this group of players. but the confidence and leadership of scheyer. s he stepped into big 3-po

second half duke goes inside to kyl. he had 17. and duke downs cal 68-53. set up a sweet 16 matchup against purdue. boiler makers defeated texas a&m 63-61. top seed in the west syracuse taking on gonzaga. second half, syracuse hammers gonzaga 87-65. the orange will face butler in the sweet 16. >>> the second seed west virginia taking on number 10 missouri in the east. second half, leading by 3. west virginia led by 6. another big game for butler. dives into the lane and has a game high 28. west virginia defeats missouri 68-58. next up for the mountaineers washington in the sweet 16. >>> first round ever the women's ncaa tournament, virginia facing number 12 wisconsin green bay. final seconds, off the miss, monica scores on her second attempt. she had a game high 34 but it wasn't enough. virginia upset by wisconsin green bay 69-67. >>> when we return, the biggest question on the hilltop. will the hoyas' big man say hello to the nba? a status report on greg monroe when we come back.  >>> back on. there is one silver lining in georgetown's disappo

the lowest duke has allowed opponents in 60 years, since 1950. they go back door on them and it's two more for e'twaun moore. >> clark: and the field goal percentage defense, also, among the best in the nation, right around 40%, jim. [whistle] >> jim: and kelly swinging the elbows and we can advance the bracket? yes, there it is. and after it all works out, the one and two and one and three. and then just to think that if the north side, you look at the first two, michigan state and tennessee. and butler, kansas state. one of those four team size your finalist -- is a finalist, right there. >> clark: an interesting collection of four there. >> jim: kelly at the line. he brings in the senior, jordan davidson. (applause) >> clark: boy, he had a nice second half, did nolan smith. >> jim: and what was crucial was the last minute of the first half. purdue had a four point lead and singler hit a 3. the fourth dunk of the night for johnson. and then nolan smith hit a shot with less than seconds to go and they went into the locker room with a lead of one

. >> rich: andre dawkins in for duke. full-court pressure. farrakh farrakhan, zeglinski finds jones. sherrill, zeglinski. it's duke ball. >> dan: boy, virginia has only made one field goal and they have missed wide-open shots. a wide-open one by jeff jones, a good tipout by sherrill. this is within zeglinski's range, wide open again. they're going to have to start making some shots. one for nine on the cavaliers. >> rich: mason plumlee is in to join his brother.

he was awesome against duke, hitting the game-winning shots. he deserves that honor. >> we should have the whole acc team now. >> john is a no brainer. he had a terrific season for duke. vazquez and another easy cal on first team. not a lot of big fellows. al-farouq aminu stumbled, but averaging a double double. delany has terrific. five 30-point games. this was tough, but nolan smith improved and is a big part of duke's success. >> it was hard to keep trevor booker off? >> it was. he's been so steady. >> i feel your cell phone blowing up as we speak. >> al-farouq aminu. >> tim: wake forest leads by two. let's go to jenn. >> jenn: it's because we are making bad decisions. if we can make better decisions and finish off the brakes against the press, we'll be in good shape. the run was made by clemson. >> mike: no pun intended but after winning four in a row, you have to stop the demons from in your head. this is going to be critical. >> tim: smith picking up the foul. his second. just under way, second half here in winston-salem, north carolina.

february 13th when duke blasted them by 21 points.t was a very rare low point in what is becoming triumphant season and gary williams is proud of where his team sits right now. >> great to be in a position but the games that we have played have allowed us to win so it's great to watch the maturing process of our team. to win enough games to where this game is meaningful tomorrow night. so that has been the enjoyable thing for me as coach is to watch the team develop. >>reporter: sarasota and final day of the first stage of spring training for the orioles. tomorrow they open league play and most of the rays. today was a final full squad work out before the exhibition begin and for miguel that meant another day of trying to get used to his new position. short stop entire career he's moving to the right and will be the oriole third baseman this year and he's candid about it. this spring is not always gone easily for him. >> it is different. i'm at third base. but at the same time i enjoy playing baseball and i don't think it will take me

a funny young man named clark duke is here.o, utah, making their network television debut, this is their new album called "habits." neon trees from the bud light golden wheat stage. the guys from the killers tipped us off to them. we're happy to have them here. tomorrow night, gerard butler, gabrielle union, and jamie cullum will have music for us. one of our writers took this photograph. this is a store called ammo, safes and storytelling. everything the kids might possibly need. it's right next door, i think, liquors, babies and bullets. all right, our first guest tonight is the one of america's most beloved tv orphans on the show "party of five." you can see him now fra ternizing with scaly visitors from another planet on the program "v." "v" returns to abc next tuesday night at 10:00. please say hello to scott wolf. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how's it going? >> really good. >> jimmy: you flew from vancouver to be here. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: the whole family up there? >> everybody is up there now. we kept the famil

one full game behind duke.hile they have locked up the second-seed they remember well, the last time the two met. february 13. when duke blasted them by 21 points. that was a very rare low point. in what is becoming a triumphant season and williams is proud of where the team right now. >> great to be in a position. but the games we have played have allowed us to be in this position. so it has been great to watch the maturing process of our team. to win enough games to where this game is meaningful. tomorrow night. so that has been the enjoyable thing for me as a coach to watch the team develop. >> beginning of the year, when i looked at the schedule and saw duke on senior night, i was excited about it. but now season is big because we are fighting for regular season title. you know, this is what we need. we need the chance. >> game is going to be obviously one of the most important games of our season. and we play a great team with a great coach, great players. and we are looking forward to play the game. >> we

pretty striking i would pick duke. >> thank you. >>> 5:17. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. lisa, it is a wonderful traffic was? >> yes, in virginia, on 66 and 95. it is good between richmond and baltimore. we will give your normal travel times this morning on 95. we had two accidents on the beltway this morning. the one in prince george's county is near the ikea, route 1 in college park. everything is on the shoulder. the other is at river road. you can just see the flashing lights. that is on the shoulder. >> outside this morning, it is ol in some spots. mid 30's. 47 in alexandria. cool to start o this morning. it will be another mild afternoon. today will be near 70 degrees. a few clouds are streaming in down to the south and east. they will not ruin your day. they will retreat later in the day. most of us will see a total sunshine. a spectacular stretch for today, tomorrow, into saturday. plenty of sunshine. gorgeous conditions. a system does approached late sunday with some rain. it will stick with us on monday. we wil

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duke over purdue. 70-57. baylor in the elite eight. a win would put duke in the final four for the first time since 2004. >>> the midwest regional in northern iowa taking on michigan state. final seconds, quanzo -- i can't even say it. hits the jumper. northern iowa in control. michigan state clinging to a 2-point lead. corey lushes gets a big jumper there. michigan state ends northern iowa's dream. 59-52. next up for the spartans, tennessee in the elite eight. thank goodness iowa is out. i'll never have to say that name again. d.c. united against the kansas city wizards. >>> let's talk about this weather one last time before we go. >> cold overnight and as we get into the day tomorrow, clouds and showers on sunday lingering into monday. >>> we're back tonight at 10:00. for the "news edge" at 11:00. we hope you are too. see you then. 

that means duke will be on the other end in houston.gminski and our entire cbs sports crew. tim brando saying so long. [captioning made possible by cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, cbs broadcasting, inc.] controlled freeze zone is a new technology... being developed by exxonmobil... to remove the co2 from the natural gas... so we can safely store it... where it won't get into the atmosphere. exxonmobil is spending more than 100 million dollars... to build a plant that will demonstrate this process. i'm very optimistic about it... because this technology could be used... to reduce greenhouse gas emissions significantly. ♪ >> greg: welcome back. greg g.: a reminder, tonight on cbs begins with another edition of 60's minute, followed by amazing race, undercover boston and "cold case." here are the thursday and friday lineups for regional semifinals in. zathe in thest with -- west, butler and syracuse followed by xavier and kansas city. in the east regional, washington-west virginia. cornell will take on kentucky. that's what's c

duke is deeper in the front line than they have been. as a result, kyle singler is a lot fresher this year at this time than he ever has been at duke. tonight for wake forest, it was al-farouq aminu his 18th double double of the year. 16-12. he was big in every phase of the game. >> when you talk about getting a guy going, again. he had a brutal stretch of two games, only seven points total. he was too good to have that continue. look at their resume. 9-7 in conference. talk about their willingness to play on the road winning at gonzaga, a good georgia tech win. very solid. i think it's good. >> with apologies to those with careers there, we may not be rocket scientists, but we believe it's good enough to get a 16 into the ncaa tournament. mike, i suggest georgia tech with the path they want to take, looking at the way it shakes down, it's the way they want to be in the brackets. >> look at it and say this is where we want to be. they run into maryland after that. once you get to the quarterfinals, you are playing a very good team. you n

thteam released outfielder alycia dukes.al manager said the national will be a more cohesive and united group without dukes. he was limited to 188 games with the nationals the last two seasons because of injuries. the season opens april 5th at nationals park at 1:00 p.m. let's hopeless than 100 losses. >> 2-12 in spring training. that's hard enough. >>> one last look at the five- day forecast. >> it's early brian. can't judge them yet. 70 tomorrow. do it again friday and saturday. most of the weekend at this point looks real nice. we want to keep the rain out of here for sunday afternoon. >> now you have the news edge. the news is always on, myfoxdc.com back on at 10:00. tmz is coming up next. a live look downtown. how beautiful was today? slather on a little sun town logs, put the top down, wear shorts, sitting in traffic. even traffic is not that bad on a day like. this you roll the windows down, turn the music up, catch a little fox 5:00, "news edge at 6:00" then you come back tonight. see you then. can i eat heart health

the general manager says the nationals will be a more cohesive united group without duke. s. >>> get this. former florida quarterback tim tebow had his pro day workout today. the redskins are one of five teams that have reportedly scheduled an individual workout with him. that's all for the edge. we'll be right back. e'r hdme06 >>> taking the edge off tonight with an arrest in the massive casino heist in germany. four men stormed a poker tournament over a week ago stealing more than $300,000. you can see right there it was on television so

no problems duke to the 14th street bridge.inia, if we look at the camera here, a slow down is building at 123 all the way up to lorton. we will keep our eye on that and see how that goes this morning. >>> metro riders will be digging for an extra dime after a temporary fare increase took affect yesterday. 9 news now reporter kristin fisher is at the tenley town metro station with more -- rather in our information center with more. >> we're here in the information center now. ten cents, it may not sound like a lot but it is important because it could set a precedent for future hikes down the road. the purpose of the fare increase is to reduce the $40 million budget short fall. it is expected to raise $10 million over the next four months. they approved it last january marking the first time metro imposed a temporary fare increase on passengers. it ends june 26th but keep in mind the board of directors is considering a bigger fare increase to close a bigger gap in 2011. that's a ways away but here's what you need to know today.

in the second half the boilermakers often stalled and duke runs off with it. turns out the final score blue devils 70 boilermakers 57. they play baylor in the elite eight in the next round. >>> on the other half of the bracket, michigan state took on one of the tournament's great teams, northern iowa off a big win against kansas. northern iowa didn't have enough to stop the barton offense. the clock strikes midnight for northern iowa. michigan state wins 59-52 they will face tennessee for a spot in the final four. >>> every one in our crew of course, the madness here is trying toe find the time to get to sleep when you worked last night and come in on saturday morning and the games don't go off until after midnight. >> you have to watch the games, you're like one eye open and one eye closed. >> we have a few of one eye open one eye closed in the studio right now at least three. >>> we keep winking back. actually i just woke one upright there, sorry tony, i didn't mean to disturb you, that's okay. >> good morning. >> work hard, it is madness here. it's fun to b

. >>> number one seed duke dominated inside against california for a 68-53 blue devil win. duke faces purdue in a south regional semifinal on bring in houston. >>> wes johnson of syracuse scored a career-high 31 points as the orange defeated gonzaga. next syracuse plays putler on thursday in salt lake city. so exciting. when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and the right of spring. gas prices creep up as we approach summer driving season. g? (announcer) the sinus triple threat. (announcer) not just sinus headache... ahhhh! but pressure... and congestion. introducing sudafed pe® triple action™. for more complete relief from the sinus triple threat. sudafed pe® triple action™. more complete relief. >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today it's weather. heavy rain will be be developing across the mid-atlantic states. remains dry and sun any over the southern plains an southwest and the northwest will see more scattered showers this afternoon.d southwest and the northwest will see more scattered showers this afternoon. >>> here's another look

. >>> virginia hosting duke without leading scorer sylvan landisburg. john shire drops to to kyle singler. blue devils up 14 at the half. john shire knocks it awaned and dives after the loose blue devils get the lay in. the cavaliers have lost seven straight. >>> the maryland women entered the season finale winners over florida state. first half maryland stays close. the freshman jodra chacong hits the 3-pointer. then things get ugly for the interpret t second half florida state leads by 25. alexa delusio hits of the 3. maryland dominated by florida state, 94-61. maryland is in danger of missing the ncaa tournament for the first time in seven seasons. when we return the first star emerges from the nfl combine. and he's a local guy. who he is and what he did coming up next. ? it's three days like you've never experienced. it changes you. you can't be the same after you do the event. ♪ whoa, she's a pink warrior (woman) it's 60 miles of feeling invincible. (man) susan g. komen 3-day for the cure. register today or request inf

northbound between duke and seminary road. >> thank you. >>> martin o'malley may be fixing a new program to give drivers a real-time traffic and travel information. drivers say commuters are slowing down to read the information and that is causing delays. o'malley says the program should be stopped if it is in fact causing a distraction. >> those signs are not really long. it is like one sentence or something. >> there are so many other things distracting us these days. >>> 6:12. >> protecting your pet. health experts are banning certain labels and which products are affected. >> good morning. i am live from northwest. march madness is >> you are watching abc 7's "good morning washington," with doug mckelway, alison starling, meteorologist brian van de graaff, weather, and lisa baden, traffic. this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> in our top stories, the health care reform battle enters its final days. leaders have put off releasing the final version while they wait for budget figures. the bill could be released as early as today. a vote could be held perhaps within 72 hou

a lot of folks hate to see duke. >> brackets are smashed. >> all of the seeds gone. >> we're going innute. still ahead, protecting your gadgets. >> if you've ever dropped your cell phone in water or damaged your laptop, some home remedies to bring them back to life. . >>> and there's a new program that allows inner-city girls to learn how to figure skate. meet some of them after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,, to america's armed forces, ,,,,,,,,,,,, the uso delivers the joys and comforts of home. even out here. find out how you can help at uso.org >>> looking at 40 degrees about -- at cloudy skies. >>> teaching life lesson on the ice, that's the goal of a new program called figure skating in the city. >> live at the patterson park ice rink. getting a peek at the little performers getting their skills together. they all have the same green coat you have on. >> it was all coincidence. but we're getting a sneak peek at the future olympics according to them. they're learning the tricks from natalie. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: tallols, how did you get the program started? >> we go

>> clark duke. >> jimmy: he was? >> easily. we were going, you know, tit for tat sometimes, but clark, he goes hard. >> jimmy: yeah, clark goes hard. he seems to indicate that you go hard, also. >> that's what she said. what? [ applause ] >> jimmy: congratulations. that's how you handle those kids, huh? >> i -- you know, the way to get them to call down sometimes, we would have to play "the dozens." i try to teach in between "the dozens." i be like, your momma so fat, she wake up in stions, so, the fifth symphony, right? so, you had to, the attention for a little amount of time. >> jimmy: you have to do what you can there. but this -- the movie was crazy. the movie -- well, it should have been a fun movie to make because it is, sees like a fun movie. >> it was a lot of fun to make. i had to learn how to ski. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and i told them, i said, i'm black. [ laughter ] they made me do it anyway. when you see a guy skiing on the movie, "hot tub time machine" march 26th. when you see a guy skiing on the movie, it's a

the acc regular season title on the line tomorrow night when the 22nd terps host duke. hear from gary and the gang. and orioles brought back miguel tajeda to play the hot corner but how is he doing? and 40-0 and going

> the general manager of the nationals says they had not seen the progress they hope to see out of dukesr tested positive last season for cocaine. he said it was a one-time deal. he apologized. he entered the major-league baseball drug program. the rangers are standing behind him. >>> let's go to the hockey. the capitals are 16 in their own division. they are loaded with four second-period goals. they swept the season series with the panthers. >>> of the wizards have lost nine in a row. they are on their way to portland for a friday night date with the blazers. >>> let's get the latest on the police chase in prince george's county. >>> a steven chu debt is -- has the latest. -- steven tschida has the latest. >> he was in his vehicle, police chased him, and he got out, and then he went back again and headed down tell what -- can work avenue and pulled over and exited the vehicle on kenilrth avenue. there are plenty of police on the scene. southbound kenilworth avenue shut down. no word on what sparked this felony traffic stop. the guy is in custody. >>> march madness officially begins tom

edsall road headed out towards duke street. no incidents to reported continuing out toward shirlington. wilson bridge looks good working your way out towards alexandria. we have delays forming traveling between the two 234 interchanges. 50 to 13 and after nutley street to the beltway. that is a check of the fox 5 on- time traffic. >> thank you. >>> a hacking investigation in fairfax county started with a facebook pregnancy announcement but it turns out the young woman is not expecting a baby. somebody hacked into her account and posted the fake status. springfield victim also claim somebody accessed her hot mail account and sent out nasty e- mails and canceled all of her classes at college. >>> there will soon be an app for that. that being one of the de's most famous restaurants. that is at ben's chili bowl. benefit's is working with apple to create the app. >> business beat is coming up next. not even easter yet but wal- mart is out way big announcement about the christmas shopping season. >>> and as we go to break right now,

the biggest challenge that maryland will face will come after the duke game. the veteran basketball coach still sees the team as a work in progress. tomorrow night will be a measuring stick for williams, not a finish line. >> it will be great to watch the process of the team. that has been the enjoyable thing for me as coach, watching the team developed. >> lavan james wants to change his number. might be insignificant, but for the fans it will mean that he will not change teams next year. he has petitioned the n.c.a.a. to changes number from 23 to six. he wants to do it out of respect for michael jordan. he thinks that the number should belong to michael and no one else. if he were to change teams as a free agent, he could change numbers without needing permission. by the way, lebron might want to consider honoring all of the legends and not just chael jordan. bill russell and a doctor j wore no. 6. >> i do not think that lebron would have a feel for dr. j. >> i remember that. [laughter] next we have a look at the 7 day forecast. car owner: yeah, here she is.

because of reggie love, i'm going to go ahead and pick duke beating louisville.oing to be maybe their toughest game. syracuse keeps on going. >> get the r in there. >> i messed that up. come on. sorry, guys. malia and sasha are going to tease me about this. and i got kansas state down here. >> tougher team. you have seen frank martin's menacing glare? >> he's a scary dude. i could send him up to congress to get them to vote for health care. >> former governor of kansas -- former basketball player. >> she is a fanatical jayhawks fan. she's a maniac. >> in charge of health care. do you take care of kansas here? >> i do. because i want her to be happy when she's working on these important issues here. final game, we got kansas and kentucky. that's the game right there. >> that's right. the president is going with kansas, and all of us from kentucky will remind him of that on april 5th when we are partying. go to espn.com, they have all of his winners and losers, and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night have a great one. troy reiners manages nebraska's c

alan duke live for us from los angeles. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >>> the question is, what will this mean for the involuntary manslaughter case against dr. murray and the embattled jackson estate? nancy grace investigates tonight at 8:00 and 10:00 eastern right here on hln. >>> the former university of alabama in huntsville professor charged with killing three colleagues and wounding three others appeared in a huntsville courtroom this morning. amy bishop arrived in handcuffs and dressed in a red jail jumpsuit. this was her first court appearance since last month's shooting. the judge ordered her to stay in jail and sent the case to a granjury. the former biology professor is charge with capital murder and three counts of attempted murder. prosecutors haven't decide wld to pursue the death penalty if she's convicted but bishop has been fired from the university and her attorney says he will argue that she's insane. >>> you know facebook is more popular than ever with users venting about their political beliefs, their love lives, t

most recent i guess you could say with the duke game, you know, we knew that, you know, our five freshmen had never played down in cameron, in that environment, so the two days leading up to it, we piped in the duke crowd noise and their pep band into the speaker systems of the locker rooms so they when they walked in the locker room and changed for practice, they'd hear the music. >> does it require more patience from you knowing that the goal is to win but knowing that it is a much younger team and that maybe those goals are altered a little bit? >> yeah. you know, i think the one thing i've always tried to do with every team that i've had is have perspective. where we are right now as a team. we're really young. probably one of the youngest teams in the country. so, you know, my most important job is to keep that delicate balance for our players. you know, at the end of the day, these guys are students and they're student athletes. you know, my job as a coach, as a mentor, as a mother is to be here for them and to help guide them through, you know, just their challenges of every single

as duke ellington said, he was born poor, died rich and never hurt anyone on the way. but how did he work that miracle? in the course of writing "pops" i came to feel that armstrong's triumph was as much a function of his personality as of his musical genius. if you don't understand the one, you won't understand the other, and it is armstrong's personality to which i want to introduce you now. so let us start in the best possible way, by watching him at work. what you're about to see, if all goes well, is an excerpt from the earliest surviving film of armstrong on stage. it was shot in copenhagen in 1933. he is singing and playing "dina" with a band of musicians from europe. would you play the video please. ♪ ♪ dina ♪ oh, dina, dina ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you know, i've been playing that clip from coast to coast ander time i do, everybody collapse. that is the louis armstrong that took the world by storm in the 1920's and 1930's, the public armstrong. in "pops" i take you back stage to meet the private armstrong. for there is more to louis armstrong, much more, than most people know

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you will see tennessee and ohio state and duke and purdue on wusa -- wusa 9 with look ins on michigan state, iowa and baylor. >>> regardless of what grade you give campbell as a quarterback you have to give him a ten for patience. despite performing well under impossible circumstances he is treated like the red headed stepchild of this franchise. last year he had to watch them court cut cutter will an sanchez to take his job and now he will have to fight it out for the starting gig with grossman. i caught up with him last night and asked him about the latest off-season drama. >> ever feel mad like can i have just one easy off season please. >> i haven't had one yet. been crazy each year. >> spring baseball today. the nats and cardinals tied at three in the sixth when old pudge rodriguez does what he has done 305 times in his career. goes yard, two-run shot. first of the spring as the nats take out the red birds 7-4. >>> when you have won four mls championships finishing tenth in the league doesn't cut it. as you may imagine dc united revamped the franchise and the first test deprive w

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opponents saturday will be duke, the only number one seed to make it to indianapolis.and a pair of number five seeds. that's the first time it's happened. butler is making its final four appearance when it takes on michigan state which is back again and again. way to go. >>> and baltimore was ecofriendly over the weekend. taking part in the fourth annual observance of earth hour. city hall, national aquarium, were among several city buildings that joined thousands of buildings around the world in turning off all the lights, all the appliances for an hour. exactly 8:30 saturday night. the ultimate goal, to reduce energy consumption and draw attention to the dangers of climate change. >>> it was sheer madness this weekend at martin's east where dozens of participants decided to cut it off in the name of charity. over 160 men, women and children joined with the st. baldrick's foundation to shave their hair in a sign of solidarity with the estimated 160,000 children diagnosed with cancer every year, in baltimore and all over the world. >> it helps research for children wit

we took up the guidance from number one escobar duke explained and we dusted off and looked at it and made updates, made changes and clarifications and we went out and trained the examiners on xm kleeb demint and what we expected so i have a lot of confidence in our folks and in the systems folks more generally. but again, as i said i can't speak for other agencies. >> let me try and give you a perspective that the examiner is always in that difficult position of being asked to call with as he or she sees it and yet being not overzealous and it's not an easy job as you know as you deal with customers under pressure. the first thing i would say sometimes there is a little bit of a credibility issue when i say this but i say it absolutely confident we that the examiners that i know, and i spend a lot of time with examiners do not want to see a bank fail. it's not in their interest to see a bank fail. what are the incentives? the incentives are -- i'm going to be held accountable for doing this job, calling it as i see it. if the bank fails the examiner does know the inspector general wi

as they get ready to play duke for a piece of the acc title on wednesday, there's good news for tripleket for garry williams. they have cracked the 25, the as has them at 22. the coach's poll says 23 this after five wins if a row. senior graves vee vasquez. you will remember, he torched tech for 41 saturday night. also, center jordan williams has been named acc rookie of the week, averaging 3 1/2 points and 10 rebounds in it the two maryland victories. in sarasota with victory games tomorrow, the orioles are getting ready. that didn't grab the most attention, instead it was a batting cage session. veteran brian roberts, took the batting for the first time since being diagnosed with a herniated disc in his back. there's no rush but he is encouraged. >> it's getting better every day, getting out there and being able to take batting practice out there for the first time and starting to get my conditioning in, more and more each day i think we're certainly making progress. it's going to be slower than i would like, but i hope be ready to go for opening day. >> scrimmage top of the second, bla

looks like everyone is tracking those taillights moving at a good pace past the duke street exit. go realtime for you. route 4, route 5, 301, all of these roads are incident and accident free. on the outer loop in maryland, looks like the lanes are wide open from allentown to route 1 to north of the district. the live shot at university. and 270 southbound, no problems but construction alert going northbound. watch for crews between 370 and middle brook. back to you. >> thank you, angie. >>> a couple of minor glitches is all that's holding up final action on the health care reform package before they send it back to their colleagues on the other side of the capitol. tara mergener has more. >> having voted in the affirmative, the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: the health care fix it bill will go back to the house, despite furious efforts by democrats to keep that from happening. a spokesman for harry reed says two minor problems with the measure were discovered but once they are removed he believes it won't affect the overall bill and the house will quickly pass it. the news

from the second battalion the duke of lancaster regiment, sean dorsey. from 36 engineer regiment royal engineers, first battalion guards, lt. douglas. from first battalion scots guards, and sergeant david walker. these men of exceptional bravery are great courage and skill whose loss is deeply felt. we send our profound condolences to their families and loved ones. meeting with others in addition to my duties in the house i thought of such duties today. >> i am sure everyone will want to associate themselves with the prime minister's comments. my prime ministers never shared -- they paid for the bailout. what will my friend give me when they give their money back that threatens our services and we will not ever squander this investment on a halfback public share offer. >> we have imposed a 50% national insurance tax on bank bonuses which has to be paid by everybody paying cash bonuses over the next year and we insisted on the application of the g 20 rules which means cash bonuses cannot be paid and can only be paid at a later date. we are also working fo

i can see tucker is not amused. [ laughter ] >>> 395 here at duke street.nes open but the pace is still slow toward sinary and toward the 14th street bridge. traveling in on 66, better news. the crash before 29 centreville has cleared so the lanes are open but still slow out of gainesville and delays on the toll road inbound from 7100 ward wolf trap. southbound 270 on the brakes out of rockdale leaving shady grove toward the split. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> we have more on the breaking news about the carjacking with a child possibly as young as 1-year-old in the backseat. the vehic remained missing for about 20 minutes but turned up not too far away, found on n street northwest and sarah simons is now on the scene with the latest. sarah. >> reporter: well the good news is police were able to find the car and also find the 1-year- old boy that police are telling me that was inside the car. everyone is fine. we just saw an ambulance pull away that police tell me the 1- year-old child was inside. just going to the hospital as a precaut

when i taught my class at duke and when i've done leadership coaching and counseling, i have a little drill i put my students through. i give them a piece of paper. and i make them believe i'm going to collect a piece of paper. i have a place at the top of the paper with name. i have a line through the center of the paper. and i said there's going to be two questions i'm going to ask that you're going to answer on this paper. one on the top and one on the bottom. the first question -- you have 15 minutes to answer it. who are you? and, of course, students look at you like another weird professor in the room, you know, who are you. and i don't take any questions or hand-raising comments and tell me who you are and they right away diligently try to write who they are. at the end of that i stop and i say, okay, before we get into the second question, i want to tell you i'm not going to collect the papers. i'm not going to call on you to get up and say what your answer is. that question, who you are could have been answered in many different ways. there's no right or wrong. we're going to

. >> and in case anyone doubted the clinton luck, the razorbacks beat duke in a squeaker. comparing barack obama and bill clinton when it comes to hoops is like comparing rembrandt to grandma moses. obama took a turn at play by play and ad libbed this about his future once he left politics. >> do you want to handle the reay? >> this was a terrific move and he didn't get any help coming back. >> that's well done. you can handle this job if you need to. obviously, you got one that is requiring a lot of your time and attention. >> after retirement, i'm coming after your job just letting you know. >> all right. >> three more years. chris: it did you hear that, three more years or seven, maybe a scoop. sounds like obama is running in 2012. when we come back, we may see a huge battle soon whether barack obama has the stamina to get a liberal leader named to the supreme court. "scoops and predictions" with these top reporters. we'll be right back. chris: welcome back. the health care push has been the biggest washington fight in years, but this week we saw the start of the next b

and just to close, i just want to quote a statement given by charlie duke, an apollo 16 astronaut and he said we cannot afford to lose our leadership in space. the constellation program must be continued. and you know what, pete? i cannot agree with him more and i'm sure you agree with me on that assertion. thank you for your hard work and dedication to this project. mr. olson: and i couldn't agree with you more. one of the problems i have with this decision is how it has been sprung upon all of us. i'm the ranking member on the subcommittee that has jurisdiction over nasa. and i found out like you by reading the newspaper. no one ever gave me a head's ip. i don't think the chairman of the committee had any knowledge this was coming. seems to be a small little decision in the white house which has a tremendous impact in our country. there are going to be thousands and thousands of good high-paying jobs that are going to go away. as you alluded to, once those people walk out, they're gone. mr. cao: we are facing ap bunch of cries east in this country and we have to cut costs, but we ha