shawn miller and arizona hosting the duquesne dukes.dan may shooting from well behind the arc, to say the least. the game tied at 36-36. arizona up by one. mays hesitates. then, takes the three on net. later in the second, a assist up 54-48. mays in the corner. he was in a zone, to say. 19 points for mays. shot four of seven. duquesne trying to come back. arizona in control. kyle fogg gets it to jesse perry. arizona goes on to win, 67-59. >>> lehigh and st. john's. final seconds, jordan hamilton, with the three. second half, st. john's cut the lead to three. mo hartcliff in the wing. ensuing lehigh procession, nude he gets the foul and the dunk. later in the second, st. john's down by one. the pointer and the lieup. st. john's takes the lead. time running out for lehigh. breaks the alley-oop. st. john's wins it 78-73. >>> that's it for your espn news update. i'm lindsay czarniak, have a great day. >>> it was a big night for women, as music city handed out top honors at the cma awards. the band perry took home trophy for new artist and s

. >>> in college basketball, duquesne gave arizona quite a scare.y were up by one at the start of the second half then the wildcats poured it on. and ended up winning by eight. arizona, 67, duquesne, 59. >>> and the 20th ranked texas aggies were all over liberty, taking it to the hoop after blocking a shot and faking out the flames for a fast lay-in. >>> when we come back on this thursday, another look at this morning's top stories. a woman goes undercover and steals her bike back from the guy who stole it from her. what's in the mail? well, it just might surprise you. because this is how people and business connect. feeling safe and secure that important letters and information don't get lost in thin air. or disappear with a click. but are delivered. from person to person. and, sometimes, even face to face. have a great day. you too. for some of the best ways to connect and protect... it's all in the mail. learn more at usps.com/mail. and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use

number 16 arizona almost stumbled against duquesne. knocking down a pair of threes, he had 19. wildcats held on to win it 67-59. >>> number 20 rode the hard hand against ray liberty. the block, the steal, the bucket on the other end. aggies up 23 at the half and kept it going in the second. off the fast break, the alley-oop to turner. he had a career high 20. a&m cruised 81-59. >>> good to see steve lavin back on the sidelines. the st. john's coach missed about a month after undergoing prostate surgery. he returned hours before st. john's hosted lehigh and responded. game high 21, and it's no surprise he was from the field. st. john's won 78-73. >>> troubling news out of venezuela. washington nationals catcher wilson ramos abducted from his home by four armed men. the 24-year-old taken away in an suv. there have been no reports of a ransom demand. he was expected to be washington's starter next season and was playing winter ball. >>> the flyers didn't like what they saw defensively and stood in their own zone with the puck. they didn't move and waited for the lightning to blink

duquesne: so someone recovered the murder weapon from 1992.ne: and it was used today to kill rocco. yeah, what's the connection? caine: i think i know. thank you, calleigh. why is mr. anderson here, frank? apparently, uh, zach's darren's new groupie. that's not how it is. zach felt guilty. he came to pick me up. i don't have a car. and why would he feel guilty? i told you before. we're very close friends. i wanted to do anything i could to help out. is there something you're not telling us? look, that could've been me in prison for 19 years. darren and i used to walk home from track practice every day after school, but i didn't get dragged into this mess because the one day that i didn't walk back home-- that was the day that everything happened. all right, we're gonna separate you two. we have a few questions for darren. caine: seem like you're in a rush, mr. riggs. well, i... i would just rather be anywhere but here. okay, explain to me then why the same weapon was used on two different men 20 years apart. how should i know? because you have

duquesne: i'm gonna arrest him. wolfe: and i'll have natalia check into his background.galliver? he lives in sunset with his wife and two kids, and, uh, no priors. what about finances? well, oddly enough, his house just came out of foreclosure last week. $200,000 mortgage paid for in full. inheritance? none. no inheritance. uh-uh. what about line of work? he was in construction until he got injured on the job last year, and here's the best part-- he used to work at edgewood towers. that's a navarro property. yeah. what are you thinking? do you think that maybe diego paid him to kill the girl and call himself the taunter? you know what? i do now. galliver, get up! got somebody who wants to talk to you. boa vista: oh, my god. oh, my god, open it up, open it up, open it up, open up! (alarm blaring) get me a bus over here asap! haul ass! (sighs) we're gonna need loman instead. damn it. (sighs) not bad..only two meetings we'rwhat's mytoday.ook like?ad. can i walk to the belvedere hotel from here? here are directions to belvedere hotel. read me that text. new message from sara

arizona almost stumbled against duquesne.ordan mays knocked down pair of threes late in the second, he had 19. wildcats held on to win 67-59. texas a&m rode the hot hend of ray turner against liberty. the block, the steal, the bucket on the other end. aggies up 23 at the half and they kept it going in the second. off the fast break, naji hibbert with the alley-oop to turner, had he career high 20. good to see steve lavin back on the sidelines, he missed a month after undergoing prostate cancer surgery. he decided to return hours before st. johns hosted lehigh and his team responded. god's gift to chewa led the way, it's no surprise he was chosen from the field. st. john's won it. >>> troubling news out of venezuela, washington nationals catcher, justin ramos abducted from his home by four armed men. he's expected to be washington's starting catcher next season. >>> finally, strange sight in tampa bay, the flyers didn't like what they saw defensively. this he stood in their own zone with the puck. they didn't move and waited f

duquesne: so someone recovered the murder weapon from 1992.aine: and it was used today to kill rocco. yeah, what's the connection? caine: i think i know. thank you, calleigh. why is mr. anderson here, frank? apparently, uh, zach's darren's new groupie. that's not how it is. zach felt guilty. he came to pick me up. i don't have a car. and why would he feel guilty? i told you before. we're very close friends. i wanted to do anything i could to help out. is there something you're not telling us? look, that could've been me in prison for 19 years. darren and i used to walk home from track practice every day after school, but i didn't get dragged into this mess because the one day that i didn't walk back home-- that was the day that everything happened. all right, we're gonna separate you two. we have a few questions for darren. caine: seem like you're in a rush, mr. riggs. well, i... i would just rather be anywhere but here. okay, explain to me then why the same weapon was used on two different men 20 years apart. how should i know? because you ha

shawn miller and arizona hosting the duquesne dukes.arc, to say the least. the game tied at 36-36. arizona up by one. mays hesitates. then, takes the three on net. later in the second, a assist up 54-48. mays in the corner. he was in a zone, to say. 19 points for mays. shot four of seven. duquesne trying to come back. arizona in control. kyle fogg gets it to jesse perry. arizona goes on to win, 67-59. >>> lehigh and st. john's. final seconds, jordan hamilton, with the three. second half, st. john's cut the lead to three. mo hartcliff in the wing. ensuing lehigh procession, nude he gets the foul and the dunk. later in the second, st. john's down by one. the pointer and the lieup. st. john's takes the lead. time running out for lehigh. breaks the alley-oop. st. john's wins it 78-73. >>> that's it for your espn news update. i'm lindsay czarniak, have a great day. >>> it was a big night for women, as music city handed out top honors at the cma awards. the band perry took home trophy for new artist and single of the year. >> but artist of th

charlie was born with duquesne muscular dystrophy. the disease, which ultimately took his life. while there's no cure for the disease, tracharlie's mother launched a foundation called charley's fund, which is working to find a cure. i'm delighted to say that she joins us now. tracy, good afternoon. >> hello. >> good to see you. for those who don't know exactly what duchenne muscular dystrophy is, can you explain it to our viewers? >> sure, duchenne is the most common form of muscular dystrophy. there are nine types of muscular dystrophy and duchenne is the most common. it's a very aggressive disease. and it affects all of the muscles of the body, including the heart and lungs and it's currently 100% fatal. most kids lose their lives from the disease in their late teens or early 20s. >> indeed. my brother died in his 20s from muscular dystrophy, as you know. tell us a little bit about charley's fund. how it got started and what your goals are? >> charley's fund was formed in 2005, shortly after my son, charley, was diagnosed with duche

duquesne also watch "after words" on line. go to booktv.org and click on afterwards met in the book tv series and topics list on the upper right side of the page.en >>> you've written about what trw for about james, you've for' written about the flood and c katrina, jimmy carter.e whole why alaska >> right now i'm writing a history of the u.s. conservation movement and by first volume was called "the wilderness warrior," with roosevelt, john muir and n ca others.whole this is the second installmentes and it is the whole campaign wit that begins in 1879 with john, the co-founder of the sierra gop club going off and seeing those incredible glazier's glaciers ue inside passage of alaska and writing about it and how a whole group of what i call, really, wilderness lawyers have worked to safe wild alaska including theodore roosevelt and people like walt disney, william o. douglas, on and on. so i'm now working on "silent spring revolution." in the 1960s. this is not just a history book. i end it in 1960 when eisenhower saved the ar

the university of pittsburgh and the university of pittsburgh medical center, carnegie mellon and duquesne university. and they are the most exciting and the most far-reaching, far-sighted enterprise in pittsburgh. it's true in lots of places. we have transformed in from this mill town of these thrilling universities in science and medicine and that's a major accomplishment. i kept thinking why can't westbound cathedral builders? why aren't we cathedral builders? what will our cathedral will be? maybe we're already building them, these great universities. and maybe that's what we ought to keep our mind on. [applause] >> guest: thank you all very much. >> host: david mccullough, ladies and gentlemen, all booktv. this is his latest book, the greater journey: americans in paris. this has been booktv covering the national book festival. we would also like to thank the librarian of congress james billington right dooern for responsing the national book festival. it expanded to two days this year. and we have a gift bag -- we were going to give it to david mccullough but since the editor in chie

the university of pittsburgh and the university of pittsburgh medical center, carnegie mellon and duquesne university. and they are the most exciting and the most far-reaching, far-sighted enterprise in pittsburgh. it's true in lots of places. we have transformed in from this mill town of these thrilling universities in science and medicine and that's a major accomplishment. i kept thinking why can't westbound cathedral builders? why aren't we cathedral builders? what will our cathedral will be? maybe we're already building them, these great universities. and maybe that's what we ought to keep our mind on. [applause] >> guest: thank you all very much. >> host: david mccullough, ladies and gentlemen, all booktv. this is his latest book, the greater journey: americans in paris. this has been booktv covering the national book festival. we would also like to thank the librarian of congress james billington right dooern for responsing the national book festival. it expanded to two days this year. and we have a gift bag -- we were going to give it to david mccullough but since the editor in chie