the tiny bird had eagle history, eagle genes, eagle d.n.a., eagle chromosomes, eagle power, and eagle potential. but because it group -- grew up in chicken surroundings, it grew up thinking it was a chicken. you hear what i just said? it thought it was a chicken. it grew up dreaming chicken dreams and thinking chicken thoughts and entertaining chicken am bigs. am i talking to you? in fact it was even made to feel sthamed of his eagle features. eep though he didn't know who he was, the chickens in the barn yard absolutely now -- knew who he was and they said to each other, boy, we got to keep this little bird thinking that he's a chicken because if he ever finds out he's an eagle, he'll rule over us. as a result, the little bird became ashamed of his eagle fought -- features and heritage. they made fun of his eagle beak because she had tiny narrow chicken beaks and of his talons because they had weak, scrawny chicken feet. he even became ashamed of his darkness. y'all ain't done none of that, right? and the beauty and rich heritage of his eagle feathers. at one point in his life he eve

. >> the american bald eagle back.onight we reveal a new threat to this bird and the critical role we play in protecting this freedom. >> reporter: alongside the u.s. military conducting test at the grounds an unlikely partner. american bald eagle which live is cross maryland are now flocking at this military base. every year the government scientist study the birds from the air tracking a surprising change from the eagle population. >> it's early on a sunday morning and we're getting in a helicopter to go count the bald eagle. >> reporter: back in 1977 only one pair of bald eagles lived here. the birds were on the individual of distinction -- verge of distinction. decades after battling dtd that's changing. in fact, biologist discover maryland has one of the largest eagle populations in the entire country. during our three hour right we conned 154. >> we counted 154. for a closer look we went to a nesting site. >> so the explosions don't bother them? >> it don't phase them. >> reporter: a camera records rare and intim

the bald eagle is making a comeback here in maryland. a look at how mankind is making, >>> it is just before 6:30. cloudy and 42 degrees. good evening. thank you for staying with wjz. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. taking shots at his friends and neighbors. former penn state assistant coach, jerry sandusky, speaks out about the sexual abuse allegations against him and the community that has turned against him had. manuel gallegus reports from the courthouse where today's hearing took place. >> reporter: jerry sandusky said he doesn't understand why his neighbors have turned against him. >> all of a sudden, these people turn on me when they have been in my home. with their kids. when they've attended birthday parties, when they have been on that deck. >> reporter: prosecutors claim neighbors have complained about the accused sex offender, watching from his deck, as children play in the elementary school behind his house. >> because of allegations and perceptions that have tried to have been created of me. n

>> that's not small. >> do bald eagles, male and female eagles -- >> share the responsibility?> yeah. >> the male and female share the eggs. >> is this live? i'm watching this eagle in the moment right now? >> this is live in the moment while we're taping this. >> it will be much cooler after they hatch. >> yeah. >> the eagle bringing in some ripped up fish, rodenrodents. >> i've seen that with other raptor cams, them feeding the eglets. you can see the growth and development process. >> some facts about bald eagles, they mate for life. >> they may mate for life. >> and the males are usually smaller than the females. >>> what's funnier in this video, the fail or the laughter that follows? a couple of guys at wheaton college in illinois -- [ laughter ] i have to think the laugh. >> the sight of him going head first and the legs. >> what hurts the most t looks like his knee -- that looks like his knee hit that wood below. that's got to hurt. >> you know this guy in the red coat was like, yo, i'm going to jump this. it's so cool. get your video camera. they were like, dude, we're

eagles need undisturbed shoreline and when too many eagles are crammed into one place it can lead into fights over territory like this. >> along the western shore and eastern shorelines of maryland we have so much development going on it is putting pressure on the eagles, the aggressiveness in their combat is a sign they are reaching capacity. >> reporter: eagle populations are growing so dense at aberdeen and other shorelines along the chesapeake bay some are moving close to development where they face another danger, power lines, last year they broke their wings. >> there is a fracture we can't repair. >> the challenge is to preserve their habitat. >> they can't all live at aberdeen. >> they can't all live at aberdeen and there is habitat out there, but we need to protect it. >> they made it off the list in 2007. of course most of us can't see them at the proving grounds but there is another hot spot nearby. to find it go to wjz.com. >>> next up this morning right here on wjz -- >> reporter: good morning. a major settlement between five big u.s. banks and the federal government could

they mate for life. >> this explosion in the eagle population leads to a new threat. >> eagles immediate undisturbed shoreline and development along the chesapeake bay has destroyed some of their habitat. too many eagles crammed into one place can lead to fights over territory like this. >> along the western shore and eastern shorelines of maryland. we have much development going on. it is putting pressure on the eagles. the aggressiveness and combat. they are reaching their capacity. >> eagle populations are growing so dense that aberdeen and others are now moving close to human development where they face another danger. >> power lines. >> dozens of them in the mid atlantic broke their winds at high speeds. >> it is right at the joint. we can't repair. >> the challenge is to, they can't all live in aberdeen. but we need to protect them. >> wjz, eyewitness news. >> the american bald eagle made it off the threatened species list back in 2,000 #. list back in 2,000 #. >> we will have ,,,,,, . >>> temperatures going up to 43 degrees. 40 and then 44 on valentine's day and 50 on wednesday an

the reason he calls it eagle, because young eagles are expelled by mom eagles off cliffs so they can learn to fly the hard way. is he obviously cold. he is looking at passersby. he asks dad for a hug. dad encourages him, come on, keep going. keep going. apparently they did this for about five minutes. at the very end, they're back inside, and he even smiles. in western media the story is being played out a lot. the feelings are of anger, and how you can treat a child like this. but in chinese papers, dad is referred to as a proud dad. >> i guess dad is doing it with good intentions, but in my opinion i wouldn't want to see my own kid go through this. >> it's so heartbreaking. the child's face is so panicked and in pain. just, like, looking for love instead of this. >> i think it's definitely a cultural difference for sure. this may be seen as not a big deal in china. >> we want to know what you think. head over to our facebook page, facebook.com/rightthisminute. >> watching porn in your home, that's your own business. watching porn in the state legislature, that's a problem. they are

esta fue la segunda presentacion de screaming eagles, maÑana les tendremos la visita a loma larga unitoral. bueno vamos ahora a la copa libertadores con dos equipos mas clasificados. a primer ahora jugando en paraguay, libertad supero ampliamente a el nacional de ecuador, los goles fueron obra de pablo velazquez recien iniciado el partido para libertad, el empate llego con erik minda a los 12, pero despues fue todo paraguayo, jose nuÑez a los 30, rodolfo gamara a los 38 y cerro la cuenta luciano civelli para la victoria de paraguay y clasificaciona la zona de grupos. a segunda hora sports huancayo empato 1-1 con arsenal sarandi y clasificaron los argentinos hoy es martes y tenemos el resumen del automovilismo. en oklahoma, todos hablan de una cafeteria donde todo es gratuito... esta fue abierta una antigua estacion de bomberos, hace 4 semanas y el cafe, te, bebidas y los bocadillos, son donados... sus fundadores dicen que quieren que sea un lugar de relajacion y oraciones para quienes lo necesitan...

the eagles hosting howard. logan getting three, one more. 90-18, eagles. -- 19, 18, eagles. howard, 51-37. for the comeback is short. lacrosse season in full bloom this saturday. maryland opened up the season with a win over hartford. loyola in action as well hosting delaware at the regally athletic complex. the fourth quarter, howard is trying to hold on to. tom holland with the goal 10 to 11-8, loyal up. -- loyola tend to go in low was the way to go. look -- tom holland with the goal, 11-8, loyola. pitchers and catchers have reported to sarasota. there are concerns about a sore shoulder for the pitcher. smiles throughout the clubhouse in sarasota. the orioles first-round pick. the workouts began on sunday. tremendous crowd tonight for the baltimore blast and no iraqi wave. -- and the rocky wave. the blast sent the fans, with a victory over the waves. one more check of the forecast. >> this storm has been a bugaboo for you cents tuesday. >> it is possible we would get anything. the farther south you go, the better chance you will get several inches of snow. here in baltimor

he will have an eagle putt coming up. nick: this is a tiny putt. 2'1". he slams in a spike mark after that. five-footer. nine feet or so. for me it will all be about facing the music with the media. i will be fascinated to hear what he say busy this. you know -- jim: you are all ready to write the story he is back. it will happen this year. but having this type of performance when you get into saying augusta or u.s. open position to win, is there lingering effects of something like this and some of the other recent final rounds? nick: this is like a boxing match. they slugged it out and phil walked away. jim: how about just for tiger? nick: this was a bad day. this was dreadful. there were missed putts. there were blocked shots. he didn't like the 7-iron down the ninth. he pulls it left. he maybe feared right. his game on a sunday afternoon, he has a game good enough to get in contention but not good enough to finish it off. >> one final knockdown pitching wedge from 114. nick: middle of the green, spin it back. he is just showing off now. jim: yes, he i

it happened in this lovely golf community called eagle mountain resort in eagle mountain lake, texas. you guys have played golf before. sometimes you get a slow four-some in front of you and we're going to play through. that's what happened. a threesome decided to play through a slower foursome. >> golf is a gentlemen's game so a lot of times you say go ahead. >> this did not happen at eagle mountain resort. a war of words started between someone in the threesome and somebody in the foursome. the argument got ugly and reportedly a member of the foursome took a broken golf club shaft and stabbed a guy in the leg twice who was in the threesome. >> this guy is bleeding profusely. he just passed out. you need to get somebody out here now. >> what happened to him? >> he's [ inaudible ] a golf club. >> this is one of the members of the foursome that called 911. >> they'll be there in just a couple minutes. >> artery -- >> that could be deadly. >> it gets worse. clay carpenter, the victim, ended up passing out from blood loss. the ambulance and the rescue team did get there and get him to th

the eagle was discovered next to a blue line metro track this afternoon. police and animal control officers rescued the eagle and took it to the rap tear conservancy of virginia. that's where the bird is being treated for a broken wing tonight. >>> coming up, a tornado ripped through virginia not far from virginia beach. we'll show you what happened. >>> also ahead, a blustery saturday night. what should we expect sunday morning? we're back in a moment. >>> residents of matthew's, virginia, are spending this weekend cleaning up from a tornado that ripped through the area last night. that area is not far from the norfolk, virginia, beach area. tonight friday night's tornado destroyed a boat house. several downed trees and property damage were also reported, but fortunately, no one was injured. anny hong, you have cool stuff to show us. >> windy conditions, now skies are clearing out, that means unique chance to look at something really cool in the sky tonight. let's go straight to the computer. i have two pictures to show you. this is moon, jupiter, and ven

. >> rachel applegate thorn put up this photo of a bald eagle. she said she took it at huntsman lake and we did some research and learned the chesapeake bay watershed is a common stop for bad eagles between may and december. the department of game and inland fisheries say bald eagles begin to come back to our area between january and march as they head north from florida and the gulf coast back to their breeding ground. >>> let's start with construction in tysons corner where you'll see closings and changing traffic patterns that has tonight. look for signs directing you along the beltway, i-66 and route 7. on metro this weekend's track work will close the rosslyn and arlington cemetery station impacting service on the blue, yellow and orange lines. >>> still to come, the occupation continues but for how long? the latest on the situation ating if here son square is next. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked fo

what about you, eagle eyes? >> yeah. well, i think we'll have to -- we'll actually have to lock it first and then -- >> okay. >> so we'll get a little shot here. just a little happy shot. come on. turn. turn. got it. you guys -- cooperate a little bu bit here. there we go. thank you. can you get in? you need to get closer. >> if i say lincoln -- >> lincoln. >> okay, all right. >> very good. >> can we see it? >> yay! >> okay. >> it was a nice idea. >> so when visitors first enter our site, they walk in through those doors and the display case that we just put the original great coat in is the first thing that they see. there is a wall panel describing it and they have to go around. it is protected against the light. so -- and then once they get their tickets, they go down this ramp and they go into either the museum or the theater itself. and so we are heading downstairs to the museum which is where most visitors start their visit and their journey through lincoln's presidency and one of the first things they see before t

couldn't get the eagle but otherwise a good day. here he gets a board it. he shot four under 68 and what's considered really the hardest course. he's still five back from the leader though. >> finally this isn't something we've seen because of the lack of snow but a little winter intertubing. do not try this at home. they're on the street. catch, cars going by. >> how fast they going? >> fast! and then to get around a car, they just go to the other lane. >> oh. >> that is so not a good idea! >> that's stupid. >> yes. >> aka, stupid video. >> okay, i was hoping something was going to happen. it doesn't? >> no, that's about as stupid

the lead going into the final round of the northern trust open in california despite missing this eagle pass on the eleventh day calls and finished with a one under seventy on saturday tied with p.g.a. champion keegan bradley mickelson was the overnight leader but failed to pull away from the pack this was only one of two birdies scored on the day bradley meanwhile secure birdies on the sixteenth and here on the seventeenth to finish alongside mickelson on seven under bryce mold as a shot behind the gio he shot a five under sixty six helped by this birdie putt on the par five seventeenth mickelson is going for his second title in a run off to. win. meanwhile over on the european tour is a big clue has moved into a one shot lead after the third round of the indian market in new delhi in south africa hit six under par sixty six which included two eagles overnight leaders scotland's peter wife it made the ideal start with a birdie at the first he carded six bodies in total also a couple of double bogeys which left him in a chef a second place at ten under tied with marcel seam of germany a

couldn't get the eagle but otherwise a good day. here he gets a board it. he shot four under 68 and what's considered really the hardest course. he's still five back from the leader though. >> finally this isn't something we've seen because of the lack of snow but a little winter intertubing. do not try this at home. they're on the street. catch, cars going by. >> how fast they going? >> fast! and then to get around a car, they just go to the other lane. >> oh. >> that is so not a good idea! >> that's stupid. >> yes. >> aka, stupid video. >> okay, i was hoping something was going to happen. it doesn't? >> no, that's about as stupid as it gets, derek. >> i thought it was going to be something. >>> there are those who already belong to the mile high club. >> yeah, but then there are others who may need a lot more frequent flier miles. if you've ever been on a flight and you met somebody you really liked but you just couldn't connect you have another shot at the website. it's called "we met on a plane" and it allows you to enter the flight number, destination

the depiction in addition bald eagle carrying an e olive branch. wilbur and orville wright were the recipients of the 45th congressional gold medal and the first in the achievements in the world of flight. subsequently, congressional gold medals have been awarded nine times for aviation and rocketry achievements. today, for the first time, they are being given for achievements in spaceflight. in an appropriate coincidence, apollo 11's mission and crew patch featured an american bald eagle branch. the apollo 11 crew is honored to receive the congressional gold our fellow apollo teammates, all those who played a role in expanding the human presence outward from earth and all those who played a role in expanding human knowledge of the solar system and beyond. we thank the congress very much. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the former united states senator from the state of ohio and the first american to orbit the earth, the honorable john glenn. [ applause ] >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you all very, very much. leaders of the house and se

that is what you call a beautiful eagle. he is 8 under par and one off the lead. this man, dustin johnson topped the boards. this would have been a putt for eagle. just misses. taps in for birdie. 9 under par. plenty going on on the peninsula and clear and beautiful weather. in the ocean as well. mean time, the raiders, probably their biggest player move. get this, a year ago he signed a 5 year, $54.5 million contract, he was released today, hour 20 million of it was guaranteed. the raiders defense needs to make a few moves. the giants wrap up a deal with mota. 38 years old, rubber arm. very valuable to the giants bullpen at age 38. he can still do it. one year, $1 million deal. hanging in in the major leagues. that is the sporting life, just a ton of college basketball tonight, including the big one. st. mary's and gonzaga. >> all right. thank you. >>> police getting a new tool to track every emergency call an officer responds to. the new crime cameras. the benefits and risks. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news.

in an appropriate coincidence, apollo 11's mission and crew patch also featured an american bald eagle carrying an olive branch. the apollo 11 crew is honored to receive the congressional gold medal and accept on behalf of our fellow "apollo" teammates all those who played a role in expanding the human presence outward from earth and all those who played a role in expanding human knowledge of the solar system and beyond. we thank congress very much. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the former united states senator from the state of ohio and the first american to orbit the earth, the honorable john glenn. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you all very, very much. leaders of the house and senate, members of the congress, ladies and gentlemen, first thanks to each of you for being here today to share this very, very special occasion with us. from our founding days, americans have been motivated by curiosity about the new and unknown, whether it was geographical exploration that's pushed back the frontiers of a continent or microexploration in our laboratories. that curiosity and resea

in the outback marty taking a look at the harbor with the boats kind of eagle alley south, no. that would not be south. that would be north. >> eagle ally inner harbor. >> i tell you what if you don't have a heater that is a floating igloo. not bad out here. to be honest if i wasn't going to be back in in a minute i would have an overcoat but it is sunny. a temperature roller coaster, nice today, mild tomorrow, chilly over the weekend and those flurries saturday not anything to get concerned about, then from 44 to 50 monday and tuesday. take away from that graphic nothing intense is moving our way as we move toward the middle of february. don, take it away. >> thank you very much. >> and don't miss tonight's cbs primetime line up. the mentalist and after that eyewitness news at 11:00. >> thank you for watching eyewitness news on wjz 13, maryland's news station. >> i am jessica kartalija. >> don scott. >> i am tim williams, you can follow us all day. we will see you today at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >> nice day. >> have a great afternoon. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.co

six birdies and an eagle, 8-under 64, beats tiger by 11 strokes. 17-under for the tournament.urth win at pebble and 40th 40th of his career on the pga tour. >> regardless of what number it is, it just feels great to win this tournament. it feels great because it's a special place for me. pebble beach. my grandfather, heavy caddied here and such a national treasure. it means a lot to me. >> mike: i always pull for the old guys. what a great week at pebble, and patriots head coach bill belichick was in third place for the amateurs. >> with golf over, we turn to tennis in san jose at the sap open. this is andy roddick trying to shake off a hamstring injury in australia. the 29-year-old hopes to find his mojo back here in san jose. >> a matter of trying to work my way into the tournament. off for three weeks after i hurt my hamstring, and not just a matter of trying to find a little bit of a groove out here. >> mike: tives off tomorrow. college hoops, stanford women steam rolling tuts another pack 12 title. they were at maples. 76 straight win. cardinals down one in the third. la

in the eagle's mouth, there was a banner that says one country, one destiny. that is the infamous motto that guided our country through four years. lincoln had that motto with him on his last night at ford's theater. in the past century as lincoln's legacy has grown as we have come to appreciate who this man was, this coat took on very special symbolism. part of that being the one country, one destiny logo. this is the logo that he lived with for four years and guided our country through war and had it with him on the night he was shot here. for that and many, many reasons it is a very, very special coat. that is why we have taken every single precaution to make sure we preserve it for present and future generations. >> do you see any fingerprints or are we go? >> not on this side. let's get a happy shot. turn. got it. there we go. >> everybody say lincoln! >> lincoln! great. very good. >> that was a nice idea. >> when visitors first enter our site, they walk in through these doors and the display case we just put the original great coat in is the first thing

six birdies and an eagle, shoots 8-under 64, beats tiger by 11 strokes.inished 17-under for the tournament. his fourth win at pebble and 40th of his career on the pga tour. >> regardless of what number it is, it just feels great to win this tournament. feels great because it's a special place for me. pebble beach. my grandfather having caddied here, and such a national treasure. it means a lot to me bus because i haven't played last year like i would like to to put it together this week and especially the final round feels terrific. >> i didn't hit as bad as the score indicated but i putted awful. as good as i felt on the greens yesterday is as bad is a felt today. i could not see my lines. i couldn't get comfortable. consequently i made a ton of mistakes on the greens. >> mike: we move from teeing it up to serving it up. the sap open in san jose kicks off tomorrow with john mcenroe the highlight monday night playing doubles. andy roddick, three-time winner of the event, practicing. trying to shake off a hamstring injury he suffered in australia, and kept

as well as more important, being the top producer in the eagle ford shale in texas. would two recent discoveries each have more potential reserves. people don't seem to believe me. you have got to understand. it is true! eog just reported a blowout better than expected quarter last thursday at the close. stocks trading more than a point below where it was before the results came out. yeah, okay. the stock ran up into the quarter. after the numbers this company delivered, i think it deserves to go higher still. get this. eog posted a spectacular 28 cent earnings beat off 87 cent basis. the revenues came in much stronger than anticipated. rising 55% year over year. for all 2011 it grew by 61%. details misrepresented the long-term process. they didn't like eog's forecast 5.5% growth in 2012. the reason the number looks so low is because eog plans to up the liquids production by 30%. company cutting natural gas production by 11% which is what they should be doing when it's so cheap. many of these analysts have missed this stock all the way up. they seem determined to kno

this was custom made for lincoln, and there's the stitching of an eagle. inside the eagle's mouth, there's a banner that says "one country, one destiny." which is the infamous motto that guided our country through four years of war. and lincoln had that motto with him on his last night at ford's theater. in the past century as lincoln's legacy has grown, as we've come to appreciate who this man was, this coat took on a very special symbolism. part of that being the "one country, one destiny" logo. this is the logo lincoln lived with for four years and guided our country through war and had it with him on the night he was shot here. for that and many, many reasons it is a very, very special coat. that is why we have taken every single precaution to make sure that we preserve it for both present and future generations. >> do you see any fingerprints or are we good? >> i'm not seeing any on this side. >> there's a couple above you. >> i think you're going to have to -- we're actually going to have to lock it first. >> okay. >> see anymore? >> we're going to d

this was custom made for lincoln, and it's the stitching of an eagle. inside the eagle's mouth there's a banner that says "one country one destiny" which is the infamous motto that guided our country through four years of war, and lincoln had that motto with him on his last night at ford's theater. lincoln's legacy has grown as we've come to appreciate who this man was, this coat took on a very special symbolism. part of that being the one country one destiny logo. this is the logo lincoln lived with for four years. guided our country through war, and had it with him on the night that he was shot here. and for that, many, many reasons, it is a very, very special coat, and that is why we've taken every single precaution to make sure we preserve it both for present and future generations. >> do you see any fingerprints or are we good? >> going to have to lock it first and then -- >> okay. >> we can do a shot here. a little happy shot. okay. come on. turn, turn. cooperate a little bit here. thank you. >> did you get rene in? >> everybody say lincoln. >> li

the eagles have won three of the last 4. that is harper with the slam. the eagles for a 20-point lead. they tied the game with 18 seconds left, and two hits. 81-78. coming of 17 wins in the season common loyola of costs -- in the season, loyola ranks seventh in the country. we won, 13-2. adams is in her fourth season and expects nothing shy of championship. loyola played against virginia. adams wants the team to make the most of the national stage. >> i hope so. when we came in, our goal was to get to the top 20, and we finished 19. the following year, top 15. i think we were 11, and last year we finished at six, so our goal is to continue in that path, and hopefully set a trend and make this a powerhouse. >> they seem to have an allergic reaction to first place. caps posting san jose sharks. dan boil center right. nothing, san jose. san jose knows the way to the net. two-nothing. in the second, or one second left. one second left, but not enough for the caps. >> before we go to the weather, i think we have some updates on the lottery numbers. i believe

the statue, by the way, should be finished by next month. >> kind of a neat eagle they're making out of that. >> i'm telling you. something else. >>> how are you doing? >> it's so nice outside right now. we have some showers tonight, but one more really nice spring- like day tomorrow and then things are going to change. it's still the month of february. we still have some cold air that we're going to be experiencing. we may even see a few flurries by saturday morning around here in spite of how nice and spring like it's going to be for the next 36 to 48 hours. this afternoon high thin clouds out there now, but still a good deal of sunshine. we'll see those clouds thicken up later with temperatures getting up toward 60, maybe even the low 60s in a couple of spots. winds have not been picking up yet, but i do expect them to be out of the south 10 to 15. they could gust toward that 20 mile per hour range. this evening here comes some showers. by 7:00, mainly south of town, 54. by 9:00 better chance we'll see some showers around, 52. but it looks like perhaps in the metro this may hold o

like the story of the chicken and eagle. a tiny eagle egg was found by a hen.ook the egg home to the coop and sat on it with all the love and patience of an incipient mother. a few weeks later the egg was

watch him at 16 and the ball will find its home beautifully for an eagle.'t get much better than that. an 8-under and he's pretty pumped. this man dustin johnson just missing here. on a shot that would have been an eagle. he will tap in for bird in a round of 63. not too bad. he wanted that eagle though. >>> hard to believe the warriors have not had an all star in 14 years. the team completed today not a warrior in site. but there were a couple of guys who will make it down the line some day. like rookie thompson. he will put it down. probably his best game of the prowith the 19 points. but curry was definitely all starian. maybe his best game ever for him in the pros 36 points. hit the three, big rainbow and the rare road victory. >>> not up for the task. not that it was an easy one. st.mary's ending gonzaga's run at least tonight for a while longer as spokane fans going crazy up there on the campus of gonzaga. the zags don't let them down. where's the defense there? he had 27. the, zags just throw the doors off in the second half. gary bell jr. locking it

. >>> over to american university the eagles trying to keep the perfect home record intact. au had no problem doing that against navy because the mids haven't won a road game since january of last year. check out the sign. can we pens win? it was got them on tv at least. 13 points, 12 rebounds, eagles best player, navy turns it over, comes up with it, the outlet pass to charles hinkle hiting the jumper, then getting it done in other ways. beyond the arc. has been au's best player, scored 16 of the game high 18 in the first half, american wins big, 69-47. 10-0 at the arena. >> home sweet home. >> too bad the student body doesn't appreciate how much they play at home. okay, people, let's get started. pete, did you forget yours? me pete, me use pen! (laughter) sorry i'm late, i was in the 16th century looking for pete's pen. (laughter) guys, guys. take it easy, ok? pete's mom is videochatting me, and she wants her pen back! ok, alright, well. i just got one. so... yeah, you've got a little... yep, i can feel the wet patch. don't look at it. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay.

pair of eagle today. this on 6. johnson on top the leader board after 18 holes. johnson tied with wee and lee and tiger is 5 off the pace. warriors went up in altitude tonight visiting denver. no problem for curry who was playing in high. he shot the later out. first quarter. curry from downtown. splash. did a lot of. that later first quarter another 3. warriors up 1. last game ellis went off. he was quiet this evening. jumper. modest 14 for him. warriors down at the break then curry takes over in the third. making it rain. may i have some more? 6 of nip from beyond the arc. 13 of 17. look at the shimy from robinson. curry with 36 points. warriors up 18. thompson with authority. rookie finish with two hantdz. he had 19. were yours get the third road win of the season. carolyn is happy didn't say this. college happen. listening time since i painted my chest. two week or something like. that l riding a 12 game winning streak. they were launching 3. that's a tattoo. if matt hits a 3. down 3 at the half. you are dispracticing me. kevin with 27 and it only gets worse

pair of eagle today. this on 6. johnson on top the leader board after 18 holes. johnson tied with wee and lee and tiger is 5 off the pace. warriors went up in altitude tonight visiting denver. no problem for curry who was playing in high. he shot the later out. first quarter. curry from downtown. splash. did a lot of. that later first quarter another 3. warriors up 1. last game ellis went off. he was quiet this evening. jumper. modest 14 for him. warriors down at the break then curry takes over in the third. making it rain. may i have some more? 6 of nip from beyond the arc. 13 of 17. look at the shimy from robinson. curry with 36 points. warriors up 18. thompson with authority. rookie finish with two hantdz. he had 19. were yours get the third road win of the season. carolyn is happy didn't say this. college happen. listening time since i painted my chest. two weekg like. thag a 12 game winning streak. they were launching 3. that's a tattoo. if matt hits a 3. down 3 at the half. you are dispracticing me. kevin with 27 and it only gets worse for them. gary fell j

eagles unbeaten at home. the bison in first place in the patriot league. first half, john. brewer.hed with 13 points. american up 2 at halftime. less than four minutes to go. buck nell leads by four. johnson from deep buries it. bucknell beats american 55-50 snapping the eagles' 11-game home win streak. >> ryan braun's 50 game suspension was overturned today. he tested positive for elevated testosterone back in october. he is expected to report to spring training tomorrow. >> the biggest story right now is ryan zimmermann's contract situation. he has set saturday as a deadline. if it doesn't happen, he would like to table talks and not talk about it the rest of the season. >> we're working hard to do that. you know, he's long been the face of the franchise. he was the lone star player when we were very, very -- in our very, very lean days. >> for me to stay here is a no-brainer. obviously things have to work out on both ends, that's how negotiations and contracts go and hopefully we can work it out. >> neither zimmermann or rizzio are going to answer a question about whether progre

eagles win 69-47.eagles. >>> new information today on fi.com, manning says he actually had four surgeries on his neck, not three. and there's reports that he's developed bone spurs and will likely require another surgery. >>> once again without a job. the buccaneers released him today. he signed the man midway through the season to fill a void that was plagued by injuries. he was due $6 million next year. >>> he is undoubtly the face of the franchise. the overall number one pick in 2004, he came roaring onto the scene, garnering the fan base. scored about 50 goals a season. just last year, he had 32. and his struggles this season have been well documented. the goaltending post knows him, they were teammates for three seasons. and he has his own take on the decline. >> work eggic. just has to get back to being the way he was in his younger day. and maybe not get brand up too much in the rock star status that come with it. >> he knows them well. >>> join the mascot slap shot today. they adopted the schoo

watch him at 16 and the ball will find its home beautifully for an eagle.uch better than that. an 8-under and he's pretty pumped. this man dustin johnson just missing here. on a shot that would have been an eagle. he will tap in for bird in a round of 63. not too bad. he wanted that eagle though. >>> hard to believe the warriors have not had an all star in 14 years. the team completed today not a warrior in site. but there were a couple of guys who will make it down the line some day. like rookie thompson. he will put it down. probably his best game of the prowith the 19 points. but curry was definitely all starian. maybe his best game ever for him in the pros 36 points. hit the three, big rainbow and the rare road victory. >>> not up for the task. not that it was an easy one. st.mary's ending gonzaga's run at least tonight for a while longer as spokane fans going crazy up there on the campus of gonzaga. the zags don't let them down. where's the defense there? he had 27. the, zags just throw the doors off in the second half. gary bell jr. locking it up with

the 18th goal for the player this season, making him the eagle top scorer. >> that is that for now.will be back in just a minute. >> as promised, we will be going to greece, looking at how people there are ferrying in light of the cutbacks -- are fairing in light of the cutbacks. so stay here with the dw. ♪ ♪ >> dw on the internet with a new address and a completely revamped online presence. the journalistic quality in 30 languages. an insightful, diverse, and in multi-media format. visit us at dw.de. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. another maker of brake meeting in greece. eurozone finance ministers have convened in brussels to hammer out the details of the second bailout package for athens. >> the finance ministers are discussing how to save greece from the fault and an exit from the eurozone. for many in greece, it is not about politics. it is about putting food on the table. >> the greeks and not lost their appetite for pork, the cannot afford it. butchers at athens' central market say turnover is down as much as 70%. he says people are not even by eating meat on special days, such as pu

, au cruising by 24 at the half. 2nd half the eagle goes inside to tony roblicki. mile-per-hour defeats navy 69- 47 -- navy is defeated 69 machine 47. >>> you know how -- 69-47. >>> you know how you don't want to sit on the bench? after all that tweeting is not recommended. ask the terps guard, acc scoring leader unhappy of being benched for four minutes during the 2nd half of their loss to the devils. he vented his frustration on twitter saying i love sitting on the bench today shaking my blinking head, wow. that post has been taken down and stoglund went back on twitter and apologized. today his coach said this. >> kids make mistakes. you correct it. i'm not promising he won't do it again. i hope he doesn't. i'm not going to take that from him because he's a guy that needs to grow up and learn how to use that tool. i said it hurts you a lot more than it hurts anybody else and there's a lot of people following you on that and you hurt yourself today. >> good call by him. >>> don't go anywhere. when we come back, the nats doing their best to give themselves a homef