did it sink >>> swimming legend ian thorpe is fighting a serious infection in his arm. his manager says he became sick following surgery on his shoulder. experts say it's similar to the mrsa bug. his manager denying reports he could lose the use of his arm. >> a study suggests viagra may increase the risk of developing melanoma. researchers found because it affects the same pathway that let's the skin cancer become more invasive. >> for the second year in a row stanford university is tougher to get into than harvard. harvard and yale accepted about 6%. students are applying to more universities forcing schools to reject a greater percentage. >> ucsf childrens' hospital received another sizeable donation from a tech entrepreneur. sales force.com ceo will write another check for the hospital split between ucsf and childrens hospital, oakland the center will also get a new name. >> twitter rolling out a new site called face twit. it looks like twitter. twitter says it will roll it off to everyone incoming weeks you can say the first intragram taken and posted from space is

ian thorpe is in a hospital this morning receiving, what we're told is the best care possible. but even that might not be enough to prevent the former swimming champion from losing what he loves the most. he's one of michael phelps' biggest rivals with five olympic gold medals and 22 world records. >> the hardest-working athletes in the sport. >> reporter: this morning, ian thorpe's future as a competitive swimmer could be sinking. >> thorpe takes the semifinal. >> reporter: the swimming legend is being treated in his native australia for a dangerous infection. some media reports say the disease is similar to the potentially deadly mrsa infection. and that it's so bad, he might risk losing use of his left arm. >> always intend to get back in the pool. >> reporter: james erskine telling the australian associated press that the former champion is quite sick with a serious, but not life-threatening condition, that he contacted it at the hospital after a series of shoulder surgeries. >> hospitals are dangerous places. that's where the bad bugs live. 1 in 25 people that go into the

. >> five time olympic swimming champion ian thorpe is now hospitalized in sydney, australia, fightingn infection that could cost him the use of his left arm. the 31-year-old swimmer contracted the infection after undergoing shoulder surgery. his agent says the infection is not life threatening, but he probably won't be able to swim competitively again. >> the u conn women now have another national title. >> one day after the men won the basketball tournament, the women did the same, earning their ninth title, fans flooding the campus after the win, completing a perfect season. this is the second time the university has won both national titles at the same time. >> they were indominatable. some players reevaluate the risk of playing that sport. >> we have the story of an nfl hopeful looking to use his degree, trying to make the game safer. >> this is a very unique prospect, 29 days away from the event that gives every nfl fan hope, the 2014 nfl draft. excellent prospects will come from all over the united states and this year from north of the border. michael eaves has the story of a c