to kevin ryan. the hounds down 7-3 at the half. third quarter. races in. 7-4. no josh hopkins available for loyola. a record crowd of more than 5700. maryland the winner 12-10. johns hopkins at home trying to move to 3-0 hosting michigan. the first quarter, the wolverines watching how you do passing. the 2-1 lead. hopkins with room to run. palmer. a good choice. hat trick. hopkins 17-8. they find themselves in the position of the mission of the regular-season -- the regular season finale hosting milwaukee. milwaukee -- the last 2. jamie to nunee. then to the corner. gonzaga back. the win over over milwaukee 10- 6. nhl lock out ended a month ago and of that can found out today. 1-0, washington -- ovechkin found out today. ovechkin hammers home the pass. hat trick. they are moving sort of all boards. stay with us for the check of the forecast. >> a couple of days of good weather so enjoy it. >> we will see you back here ♪ silent night holy night ♪ ♪ all is calm all is bright ♪ ♪ round yon vir

the rebound, kevin ryan with a purpose. hounds down 7-3. legal kept coming back, pat races in gets tight enough for the 7-4 but redeposition found by maryland. tough goal with contact. he had four on the day. a record crowd more than 5700 saw maryland a winner 1-10. johns hopkins at home today hosting michigan for the first time. wolverreen getting a lesson in passing. blue jace taking a 2-1 lead. this one brandon, good choice for the target, scores again. hopkins no issue against michigan 17-8. when last we saw the maryland men's basketball team. terms were flushing away goodwill from duke. today though back on track hosting clemson and honoring their past, charles urging brought back into the fold talked for an hour on friday. best game in a long time. steeling the slam, three steels in the game. jake following suit then to the rack. so smooth. got a bright future. maryland up at the break. alex to nick. then the former baltimore city college store, 7 from the field, 18 points. maryland now 7 and 7. 72-59 over clemson. >> we won this game

we have ryan detrick and kevin get des. we have to give you, kudos, ryan. you were on in december, in mid-december we were on the edge of a big rally. boy were you spot on there if people listened to you they bade a lot of money based on your advice. where are we going now? >> that's right, david. we all know the concerns are out there, overbought, lots of optimism coming in. we look what happened first quarter of last year. we saw the exact same thing. sentiment pulled. spiked up. market would go higher. we think the market goes higher at least into april. seasonalitiwise the february is the worst month in the last 20 years. when you have a strong january usually february is strong. you get into march and april. those are the two strongest month past five years. up 3 1/2 on average. one more stat. short interest. saying in december the reason we could rally. short interest on the s&p 500 components is higher than it was this time last year and it is trending lower. what does that mean to someone listening? that says there is still a lot of room for shorts

ryan was still there and kevin joined him. >> ryan and i knocked and knocked and rang the doorbell andnd we started to get a little frantic. >> so the two men ran around the condo to nona's back door. kevin says he rushed up to the sliding glass door without taking a moment to look inside. >> so when i was grabbing the handle ryan touched me and he said do you not see her and i looked at him and he said dude, there she is and she was laying in her front room. >> nona wasn't moving. kevin threw open the unlocked door and rushed inside. >> ryan at one point let my mom in the front door. they called 911 pretty soon after that. >> her name is nona dirksmeyer. >> nona dirksmeyer? >> i, uh, straddled her midsection, my knees were on the ground above her midsection. >> he tried cpr, but she wasn't breathing. in her eyes, usually so luminous there was no light. there was nothing at all. >> and i -- i talked to her, and i just prayed that everything was going to be okay until the ems got there. >> soon the little apartment was overwhelmed by paramedics and police. it wasn't long before anfficer

eric cantor, kevin mccarthy, paul ryan joined by common-sense conservative candidates from across the country. together, they are ready to make history. together they are the young guns. >> the good old days. in 2011, cantor launched the you cut program. he wanted to get the public to vote on weekly cuts to federal government. another year, another failure. so today cantor launched the "making life work" campaign. he is trying desperately to avoid the republican brand. >> the average american is not thinking about and trying to wonder about where the republican party is. they're thinking about how to make their life work, which is exactly what we're talking about here today. >> so cantor offered americans a warmed over speech filled with a few policy ideas. well, the highlights cantor advocated were, let's see, mitt romney's tax reform plan. mitt romney's education reform plan, and unworkable cuts as usual to medicare and medicaid. not surprisingly, cantor was not willing to get specific about any legislation to make these ideas a reality. >> we do intend to follow up with some policy

eric cantor, kevin mccarthy, paul ryan, joined by common- sense conservatives... >> narrator: cantor had teamed up with his closest allies to form their own political action committee. >> together they are the young guns. >> this is the young guns. they have a book. they have a website. they're the new face of the republican party, and as mccarthy told me, paul is the brains, mccarthy is the strategist, cantor is the leader. >> narrator: the first order of business was for the young guns to prepare the new republicans for the ways of washington. paul ryan took the lead. >> paul ryan essentially became a professor, and on tuesday, wednesday and thursday nights he would teach class. he was teaching them, and he was a good professor. and he had very willing students in these 87 freshmen. >> the nation's fiscal trajectory is simply not sustainable. >> narrator: he outlined his big idea-- the path to prosperity, the name he'd given to a startling budget proposal. >> well, paul ryan is a very talented person. from a budget perspective and a number crunching perspective, he gets it. he buil

>> narrator: at the gathering of gop luminaries: top conservative congressmeeric cantor, kevin mccarthy, paul ryan, senate power brokers jim demint, jon kyl, tom coburn, and event organizer frank luntz. >> the room was filled. it was a who's who of ranking members who had at one point been committee chairmen or in the majority, who now wondered, out loud, whether they were in the permanent minority >> the 44th president of these united states, barack obama. >> many of them had attended obama's inauguration. they had seen that breathtaking spectacle of a million and a half people on the mall. and it felt like a wholesale repudiation of the republican party. >> they walked into that dining room as depressed as i've seen any elected members of congress. they lost every senate seat they could lose. they lost all these house seats. the numbers were so great that they thought that they weren't coming back again, not for an election or two, but maybe a generationr two. >> narrator: as the night wore on, the talk turned to the future. >> three hours, some of the brightest minds in the republican party deb

we're going to talk about that with ryan dieterich, kevin caron, and brian jacobson. welcome to all of you. appreciate you being here. let's start if we could talking about this market at this point. and lee, i'm going to start with you, if i could. what do you do on a day like today? if you're the investor with the longer term time horizon but you don't have a big stomach for volatility. lee will join us in just a second apparently. hopefully he'll have time to think about that question. ryan, why don't you take it? >> i think in this environment it's in -- it depends. which one? >> ryan dieterich. >> got it. when you look at it right here, sue, we saw warning signs last week. and when you break it down, the market's had a good rally. maybe due for pullback consolidation for a few reasons. we did a study since 1999. what we found when you go from the first time it hit 10,000, 11,000. when you hit those 1,000-intervals the market does poorly the few months out. really quickly, something important. we follow activity and sentiment. if you look at the demand, it's extre

. >> reporter: we got rare access to the set and the show's hero, kevin bacon, who plays agent ryan hardywas an opportunity to play a hero but play a hero who was complex, had layers and issues and to me that's what makes any kind of character. >> why you doing this job? >> reporter: each episode brings new terrorizing twists and turns and the set is kept super secret. on our visit agent jack hardy was in the hospital visiting a wounded friend. >> in a way it's kind of voyeuristic because the show is about everybody is being followed, everybody is being watched. >> joey, honey, where are you? where's my son? >> so much detail goes into shooting each scene. kevin bacon hasn't arrived on the set yet they're scripting and blocking each moment what's about to happen. >> reporter: when kevin bacon is on set the entire room fills with a sense of added urgency. >> kevin bacon is the anchor of the show and even though the show takes on some very scary moments, he's always bringing it back to the humanity of the main character. >> what's going on, ryan? where is my son? >> we need to talk. >> repo

>>> coming up next, you might know him from true grit and saving private ryan and now barry pepper is out with a new movie. kevinll sit down with the star and talk about his new role and what it is like getting into character. we'll tell you all about that. that is all coming up next. i can't wait to hear about barry pepper. i love his name. and the rock. i saw the rock. there is the rock. barry pepper.  >>> this is sherry marie witting ton. sherry says she got hooked on fox 5 morning news 13 years ago when she was on bed rest with her first baby. so thank you for watching, sherry and for your chance to be tomorrow's fan of the day, make sure you like our facebook page and then post a comment below sherry's picture. sarah, over to you. >> thank you. >>> actor barry pepper costars in the new movie snitch as an. bishes drug enforcement agency officer. it is based on the real story of a father who helped druggen forcement officials go after big cartels in an effort to get his own son's conviction shortened. >> the relentless pursuit that had the rock has is he will not stop at anything to save his

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. >> speaker boehner, chairman ryan, eric cantor kevin mccarthy all voted for the sequester.couraged their membership to vote for the sequester the they did such a good job, they got an overwhelming majority to vote for the sequester >> bill: 174 house republicans voted for the sequester. >> yeah. >> i mean, okay. the president signed it. right. he signed it because it was the only way to get the -- because republican intransi gence. it was the only way we could lose the entire faith and credit of the united states by refusing to to. the president never would have been able to signed it if republicans hadn't ang-september it, embraced it, voked for it and afterwards john boehner said, man, i like this. i got 98% of what i want. this is totally unnecessary. it's clear. all they've got to do the president put forth a plan, more spending cuts? just what republicans say they want but also is new revenue for flu closing tax loop 40ez. that will take care of it republicans have decided they are going to draw the line here again and they think they can get away with it because they

but bolt's east squad lost final: 58-38 west kevin hart the mvp for the 2nd straight year despite only 5 points and 3 rebs ryaninked to ped's a new document links former n.l. mvp ryan braun to performance enhancing drugs. the document is a hand- written list of names including alex rodriguez and melky cabrera - and how much they paid to biogenesis founder anthony bosch, presumably for performance enhancing drugs. next to braun's name is $1,500. braun tested positive two years ago for testosterone, only to be let off the hook due to a technicality in the handling of his sample. this new evidence once again raises doubts about whether braun is juicing or not. remember during the nfl lockout in 2011 when commissioner roger goodell voluntarily reduced his salary to $1? well what a publicity stunt that wastax returns show that goodell made $29.5 million that year! so he went from a buck to nearly $30 million in the same year - in 2010 he made $11.6 million - so he got an $18 million pay raise despite reducing his salary to $1 for a short period of time. the $29.5 million makes him the highest paid commissioner in s

. >> with kevin windham on the sidelines, championship moved up the coast to oakland. former champions jim stewart, chad reed and ryanre still looking for their first win of the season. "monster energy ama supercross midseason review" will return after this message and a word from your local stations. but the ones you can find in your heart. because inspiration doesn't favor those who sit still. it dances with the daring and rewards the courageous with ideas. ideas that inspire. ideas that take you places you never imagined. ideas big enough to make the heart skip a beat and, in some cases, maybe two. toyota. let's go places. and, in some cases, maybe two. ♪ >> as the first of the season was coming to a close, season had been robbed by the retirement of longtime fan favorite kevin windham. still the sport seems to be in a position of strength as young stars like justin barcia and points leader davi millsaps were staking their claim to the lions share of attention. when the gates dropped in round four at oakland, the mantra of the 70s and plus the 80s were on their mind before the gates dropped. just win, baby. >> wat

ryan gosling was terrible. what happened to wes? >> still chasing that bag it is a different kind of bag. >> kevin spacey is gay -- ning a reputation for film. >> he is men-toring lots of actors. >> i started to read the study and it had to do with the environment and got board. jonathon for your information he had no idea what be jeweled is. >> angry bird kind of guy. >> he is a blackberry kind of guy. i was trying to figure it out when he said be jewed. >> he did not say the jews. it was like, first time on and he is already ripping on ear races. >> i started with the quakers and moved to the jude. >> what does it mean? >> when you get circumsized, you are bejewed. you asked if flying around on vacation is bad for those at work. he said there is no way to know what people would do with their increationed free time. >> i have to say though, i like this idea mainly because it would give me more time to do charity work. >> you don't do charity work. >> because i president do have a turn. >> why? >> this is my point. thank you, thank aw incredible changes. ri advisory for grammy performers. thankfully newing dpet. the grammy is still

ryan cook is expected to take over the closer duties for now. >>> big night in college hoops. gaels down three. st. mary's up one at the half. second half, all zags. the block and kevin pango takes it in for the playup. >>> cal hosting ucla. first half action. tyrone wallace misses the runner. but richard solomon is there to clean it up. putback jam put cal up by seven. later in the half, cal up 19. allen crabe. mike montgomery and the bears roll. >>> and one more college hoops score to pass your way. stanford calls to usc by one point. 65-64. i'm dave feldman. the news continues after this. >>> let the feathers fly. the great san francisco pillow fight marked the valentine's day annual event. but the cleanup, that lasts a long time. crews will be workingover night sweeping up the mess. why didn't we do that here tonight? >> man. tough love. look at those swings. >> i notice the women are getting more of a kick out of it than the guys. >> it's real vengeance for the women here. >> i didn't want that. >> thanks for watching. i hope you had a great valentine's day. >> bye-bye. good night. you can't move the tv there. yuh-huh. we have a wireless receiver. listen. back i

ryan is incredible. david o. russell backed by weinstein, you are right. but spielberg is favored. i could be wrong. >> kevinu look good up there. good to see you. come back and visit. >> thank you. >>> kevin joins us again in the #:00 hour of fox 5 morning news with the rest of his oscar predicts as well. -- in the 9:00 hour. >> did he pick best picture? >> your favorite movie was in the conversation, les mis. >> i know you love anne hathaway. i can see why people would have loved it. it is like an acquired taste, like a fancy cheese or something. at least i tried. i know some other people would didn't even try to go see it. tony perkins. a light wintry mix on the way. this will not be a major event for us. for us, just a light wintry f the area may not see much of anything today as the system is somewhat falling apart as it is approaching the mid-atlantic. let's start with the cold temperatures. most of the area here with the exception of reagan national has dipped at or below freezing this morning. look at all the 20s. we have a good h hard freeze here north and west. these temperatures will be critical t