abc's alex perez is in lexington this morning. good morning, alex. >> we are standing outside of state street. and the crowds of students have been making their way here. look at this mayhem here. so many students on the street that you can't even see where the street ends or begins. officers, having a hard time really trying to control the crowd. there's so many more students than there are officers. there's not much they can do. police, basically trying to corral the crowd on to the street, to try to keep things under control. we've seen students throwing bottles. we've seen students jumping on top of other students. we've heard lots of fireworks, as people celebrate the win here. all this, of course trying to make sure as people celebrate, . rob and tanya? >> a wild scene. police say the man who was shot was taken to a hospital, with what appeared so be nonlife-threatening injuries. we'll have highlights later in this half hour. >>> other new details about the suspect in a deadly shooting at a california university. there are r

last night in lexington. them light their fireworks, just as long as they don't fire them off at each other." possibly my favorite quote from the police scanner, "uh, we have a partially nude male with a propane tank." apparently, it's not enough to be partially nude, you need to have a propane tank with you. it's obvious the kentucky wildcat fans wanted to celebrate in style. >> i'll say. that's quite some style. i have to get that image out of my mind now. the game itself though was so exciting. >> it was an exciting game in the last few minutes when kansas made a run and cut the lead to six points. basically, kentucky was never in doubt, not only in this game, but in the entire tournament. kentucky came in as the number one seed in an overwhelming favorite to win the entire thing. the wildcats did not disappoint. they won every one of their games by double digits leading up to the final four. then they knocked off louisville by eight points and kansas boo i eight points. john calipari gets his first nation

. >> celebrations back in lexington. the wildcats win brought an estimated 15,000 students and fans into the streets. several dozen arrests were made shortly after the game. lexington police reported a shooting incident and several small fires. >> got to be safe out there. >> and one more piece of business we have to take care of this morning. the end of the second annual "world news now" march madness picks competition. >> that's right. no change in the final leaderboard. jamie "the sports guy" mccarty is this year's champion. and rob you came in second. >> not bad. i'll take it. paula's kids j.j. and caroline edged out their mom by a point. former sports anchor paula faris achieving a last place finish. dismal and sad. >> you always want your kids to do better than you. >> whatever they did and they still beat. the commish is still counting up the brackets. jamie "the sports guy" mccarty. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> what was the secret to your success, my man? >> i didn't pick the winner. i had michigan state

. >> he was stopped in lexington and was never able to actually make it beyond lexington to warn residentshe town of concord that the british were gonna be coming. >> the poem also leads you to believe that paul revere was the only rider that night. not so. >> there were several other men, the most important of which was william dawes, who rode off of boston neck, taking the land route to go and warn people in lexington and concord. the other man is a man named dr. samuel prescott, who was actually out visiting his girlfriend that night and was roped into helping with the business when he met up with revere and with dawes in lexington. >> so, then why did longfellow leave out those two men? >> that is a great question, and there are many historians and academics who've researched that particular piece. their answers seem to be was what longfellow was striving at was finding a way to inspire individuals to take up their place in history and to do an action that could help to change the course of events in their country. >> others offer a different explanation. they say that the poem's openi

lexington following their win against kansas. students stormed the streets. nearly a dozen students were arrested. we'll have highlights from the game coming up in sports. congratulations to kentucky. >> joe biden will talk about college in virginia today. >> a plane crashes into a >> a plane crashes into a grocery

so lexington, they are partying hard in lexington right now in the middle of the night. >> what is upn surrounding one of the possible winners of last friday's massive mega millions jackpot. >> all sorts of questions. among them, where is the winning ticket that a woman in maryland claims she bought. we finally heard from her. abc's ryan owens has the latest. >> reporter: the mega millions mystery only deepens. the maryland woman who told "the new york post" she had a ticket worth almost $220 million told us she needs to double check. >> you still have the ticket? >> reporter: she works at this mcdonald's outside baltimore. only about a quarter of a mile from the 7-eleven where the winning ticket was bought. she's not the only one confused. when she told the paper she won, her mickey d's co-workers said, wait a minute. we won, too. they say she was part of their mcdonald's office pool. >> everybody gave like $5. $5 each to give it to her for her to just go and get the tickets. >> reporter: now to the mega millions second big winner. the ticket was bought at this moto mart in the sleep

cops in lexington and lawrence are getting ready. >>> mega mystery.people, possibly sleeping in late and staying home from work today after hitting the multi-million dollar jackpot. ahead, find out what we know about the winners. >>> the "real housewives" of osama bin laden are learning what the penalty is for being so close to the most wanted men on effort. >>> sarah palin co-hosting the today show tomorrow and it is already getting interesting. >> what are you doing to prepare? are you reading newspapers? >> oh, whoa. >> and it begins. >> you can still turn that plate around. >> great. okay. that's a fine how do you do. that's great start. here we go. >> if you had problems with your visa this weekend, we'll tell you what was behind the holdup and if your car will work this morning. >>> taylor swift does it again. >> the entertainment of the year goes to taylor swift, everybody. ♪ >> if you win the top honor at the cma awards again, can we just go ahead and call you the new queen of country? i think we can. we begin this morning, though, with a myst

more violence in lexington.rating. >> bummer. >> that's really -- >> why, why, why? especially since we had the same story. >> it's that mob mentality, college kids so happy, so sad or so something. >> want to focus on calipari first, congratulationcongratula. >>> this guy has the most famous tongue in histories. look at the pictures brings me back. gene simmonds will join us live to talk about his new family rock 'n' roll restaurant. sounds pretty cool but first off, how on earth does this guy do all the things he does? are' not going to believe the list of things he's in charge of. you're watching "early start." [ female announcer ] women have made it the number one selling anti-aging cream undeniably. it creamed unbelievably a $500 cream and now women have made regenerist microsculpting cream also unscented. women love it. in original and also fragrance-free. >>> so you might recognize the faces especially the legend dear tongue-wagging front man for the band kiss, but would you recognize gene simmons if he d

. >>> overnight, on and around lexington kentucky kansas, more than 50 people were arrested, most on charges of intoxication and disorderly conduct and several vehicles were set on fire. >>> here's a look at other stories making news "early today" in florida. >>> a small plane crashed into a supermarket monday evening with shoppers inside. five people, including two aboard the plane, were hurt. a customer said the building shook badly and the ceiling collapsed. witnesses heard the plane's engine in distress, just before the accident. >>> in kentucky, surveillance video shows a driver who may have had a grudge with a diesel pump, driving right into it and then just taking off. but minutes later, the driver returned and aimed straight for the same pump. this time after hitting it, the truck backed up and then took off. no word on who did it or why. bizarre. >>> finally in new york, ice cream, you scream. but some parents are screaming against ice cream carts. yes, that's right. parents s is in a brooklyn neighborhood again complaining they don't want the treat being offered at a local

celebrations got violent afterwards at the university of kentucky in lexington.n.e after the wildcats fans filled the streets and some couches and at least one vehicle on fire. numerousnded out citations, many for alcohol offenses. >> can facebook pictures affect your self-esteem? >> and the fed is struggling to minorities to fill positions. more on both stories, linda bell at bloomberg headquarters in new york. >> good morning. the federal reserve's board of governors is struggling to find fillinges to hire when its top economic jobs. just over a quarter of the were african-american were hispanic. it is spending more contract funds on companies owned by women and minorities. millions of americans dipped into their retirement plans to recession,ng the especially african-americans and hispanics. khose two groups led 401 withdrawals. can facebook really make you sad? a new study shows the new time easier fore makes it users to compare current fromres with older ones various times in their lives. facebook made people feel more about their body .nd about their weight

. >> that's what happens on august 5th, 2007, at lexington, kentucky's, bluegrass airport. 26-year-oldght attendant scheduled on an atlantic southeast airlines flight bound for atlanta, but the plane never leaves the runway. >> some passengers aboard that plane said they were afraid to fly after what they saw aboard the delta connection flight. they said their flight attendant, sarah mills, was very drunk. the captain concurred and called police. >> airport police report that mills is unstable and wreaks of alcohol. she admits she's been drinking jack daniels on board the plane. mills threatens the pilot as she's removed from the aircraft. videotape shows her being carried off the flight in a wheelchair. >> she made a comment to the pilot, an off-the-cuff comment, and the comment was "you're dead," and so, therefore, they charged her with terroristic threatening. >> police tests at the airport reveal a .032 blood alcohol level, well below the .08 drinking limit to drive a car. but for a flight attendant, drinking eight hours prior to any flight is illegal. >> when she was hauled off to

that is one of the cool spots along with frederick. 66 in lexington park.e clouds streaming overhead right now. otherwise, we will have total sunshine today throughout the day. have a sunscreen on hand if you are going to be outside. you can get burned. there's a thin line of rain from the great lakes down to texas and the louisiana if. that will fizzle out as it moves our way. but colder air behind it will settle in the next couple days off. sunny and 87 today. 70's and '60's through the middle of the week. slight chance of rain wednesday. i have higher hopes for much- needed rain by saturday. >> we would not mind getting it during the week so we could have a nice dry weekend. we will deal with it. it's 65 degrees. >> we will work with the weather makers out there. a nice shot of the bridge this morning. it is nice and toasty >> checking our top stories. people across the midwest are spending another day cleaning up the damage after at least 120 tornadoes hit the region, killing at least five people. greg it is a somber day at virginia tech as the school m

. >>> and in lexington, kentucky, things turned ugly after the university of kentucky beat louisville in final four basketball in new orleans. thousands of fans took to the streets near the campus, overturning cars and setting fires. at least ten people were injured and the same number were arrested. officials say there will be tighter security when kentucky plays kansas in tomorrow night's national championship in lexington. >>> we wanted to show you some of the hundreds of landmarks around the world that went dark last night during the annual earth hour. to draw attention to climate change. the iconic sydney harbor bridge, the eiffel tower in paris, berlin, the great wall of china and new york's empire state building were among the many landmarks that took part. >>> and up next, hoping for new hits by dipping into the hollywood time machine. >>> if our final story were a movie, the plot line might go something like this. facing unprecedented competition, a storied industry tries to revive its fortunes by borrowing heavily from hits and stars of the past. this is in fact what's going

wildcats top kansas to take home their eighth national basketball title, but the celebration back in lexington would turn ugly. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everybody, and thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. a gunman who walked into a california college made it clear what he had in mind. hi told them get in line, i am going to kill you all. when he opened fire yesterday morning at least seven were kill and three others were killed. the suspect, a former student, surrendered at a nearby shopping center. police say they have no motive. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, betty. and i can tell yu at this hour the 43-year-old one l.goh remains in jail. they say while they have their suspect, they still don't have a motive as to what led to the school shooting that ended seven lives. gunshots could be heard outside a christian college in oakland, california. witnesses say a former student pulled out a gun and started shooting people inside classrooms at oikos university monday morning. >> i heard a gunshot sound and right after that, i heard one woman scream. >> report

it's 53 in the district. 57 in quantico and 58 in lexington park. bright sunshine today, but you will notice the wind out of the northwest at 10-20. unique harris spray. gusts of 30 miles an hour. on the weekend, not a washout but some areas of rain expected. like to moderate showers saturday evening lingering into early sunday. >> thanks so much. fog and clouds 41 right now. the washington wizards ended their season on a six-game winning streak. >> they also looked recorded their most lopsided victory last night, 1 04-70 over the miami heat at the verizon center. lebron james was not a blank and dwyane wade was not playing and chris bosh was not planning either. but it is the victory that mattered. michael jordan excelled on the court and off the court as a businessman, but not so much with the bobcats. the team lost their 23rd consecutive game last night to the knicks. that gives the bobcats the worst winning percentage in nba history. if you thought the wizards were bad, the bobcats finished with seven wins, 59 losses. >> it is 5:42 right now. lo

while wildcats fans go wild in the streets of lexington. a massive fireball in the middle of state street, an overturned car set ablazed. as crazed kentucky fans go wild in the streets of lexington. riot after their team wins passage to the ncaa final four finals. the alcohol-fuelled mayhem, disturbing. he quickly gets pushed around by other fans and staggers. suddenly, a car is violently flipped right behind him. it doesn't stop there. armed with beer bottles, fans climb on top of the cars to cheers of others. all this after a basketball game. a big one as kentucky won the battle of the bluegrass state on the hard court. beating louisville 69-61 to go to the finals. one eyewitness described the scene as a car to car battle. cops trying to push college kids off of one car and kids scurrying to flip another car. before it blew completely, the tension was suddenly building all night around the university of kentucky campus. fans swarmed the streets getting drunken and bolder. in some cases, police sprayed fire extinguishers on the fans attemp

lexington police arrested over 50 people during the celebrations. 56 fires were reported following the wildcats win. finally tonight, major league baseball kicks off with the marlins hosting the cardinals. it's also the regular season debut of the marlins new $550 million ballpark in miami. complete with a retractible roof, a giant fish tank, and, yes, a night club. and that giant structure in center field that apparently does something when there's a home run. we'll have to wait and see what happens there. coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president obama rails against paul ryan's republican budget calling it antithetical to american history. we'll talk about the president's remarkable speech and the big night for his likely opponent. that all comes with our morning joe crew. and when we come back here, we will huddle around the water cooler to watch warren buffett singing again. the oracle of omaha takes the stage. your finances can't manage themselves. but that doesn't mean they won't try. bring all your finances together with the help of the one person who can. a c

indianapolis to louisville, lexington. not too many tornadoes.ore concerned with a lot of damaging winds from those storms. also, not really many concerns in the southeast. anyone traveling through the west coast. even los angeles going to deal with rain. >> white knuckles on the steering wheel. they don't know what to do. they freak out a little bit. >>> coming up, mel gibson is wanted and so are the kardashians. your "first look" at entertainment. plus, more on the president's visit on "late night" as he slow jams the news with jimmie fallon. it's hilarious. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] what can you do with plain white rice? when you pour chunky beef with country vegetables soup over it... you can do dinner. four minutes, around four bucks. campbell's chunky. it's amazing what soup can do. but do you really? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. can your makeup remover do that? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover. 14 clubs. that's what

rioting in the streets of lexington, kentucky.hey set fire to furniture, overturned some cars in the street. this resultein at least two dozen arrests. lexington police say, however, they are happy with the way the situation was handled on their end and they will be prepared to control the crowd after tonight's championship game. the wildcats and jayhks face off in new orleans tonight. that's 9:23 eastern time tip-off. 8:23 local time for the big game. our good friends in las vegas have kentucky as a six-point favorite. >>> the women's ncaa final four last night, notre dame and uconn. the irish down two in the final seconds. inbound pass to digins. she is rely, really good. misses the layup, but natalie there to put in the rebound. that took us to overtime. notre dame took control. hartley one of a couple of threes she hit here. north deem beats uconn. the second consecutive year notre dame has beaten uconn in the final four. baylor also won last ght. they beat stanford by 12. on tuesday, baylor and notre dame for the women's nati

a few exceptions. 39 frederick, 50 in the district and 54 in lexington park. valley in win comments. a lot of sunshine but increasing clouds. partly sunny, 68 the high this afternoon. comfortable day,ing in to worry about. but notice the active weather to the west. a line of showers and thunderstorms developing in the midsection of the country from illinois to oklahoma. that is part of an area of low pressure and a confront that is triggering showers and storms cause being the lin of action. this will pass through the washington area and bring with it much warmer air this week. we are talking upper 60's today but get ready for near 90 by thursday and friday. even wednesday well into the 80's. that warmer air will come into washington and with it some unsettled weather. some showers and thunderstorms starting tonight a few possible but off and on tomorrow. not an all-day rain tomorrow. a little bit of sunshine maybe mixed in but periodic showers and storms. we are still in a drought so we can look at the computer maryland. maybe quarter inch in prince george's

celebrating the 44 win. >> reporter: passion hit the lexington skies as cars burned openly on state street. what started as a celebration of a win quickly descended into mayhem, thousands of alcohol fueled wildcat fans whipping each other into a frenzy. fans climbed on top of cars to the cheers of others. hear are officers screams to partiers, down, down, get off the car. >> get off the car. >> reporter: police were out in force giving a whole new meaning to march madness. revelers torched these cars. by the time it was over up to two dozen arrests but no serious injuries. meanwhile, louisville mourned their loss gracefully and without incident, all this after a basketball game, a big one as kentucky won the battle of the bluegrass state beating louisville 69-61 to advance to the ncaa finals. of course for thousands the only experience was to celebrate -- intention was to celebrate. police tried to close the streets but they were outnumbered and showed restrained -- restraint. the crowds and the fires eventually burning themselves out. >> got to get that under control. >>> the only

. >>> this evening, police in exington, kentucky -- lexington, kentucky are evaluating how to handleat of the incident that followed the wildcat win last night. fans overturned cars and lit couches on fire. 20 people were arrested in all of this. there were no serious injuries or serious property damage. >> i believe in having a good time, believe me. but not when it gets to the point of being crazy and dangerous. >> the state of kentucky is so connected to this program, it's the commonwealth'steam. they go overboard sometimes. >> they call it a crime. any fire set, you potentially can face criminal charges. but in a crowd of people, remember, you can still get burned. >> police in lexington are reviewing video of the riot and plan to target the areas during the championship game tomorrow night. u.k. goes against kansas tomorrow night in the title game which can be seen right here on channel 9. game begins at 9:23. >>> tonight, we're learning that a local coaching legend, whose story made it to the big screen, has passed away. coach paul hines, the assistant coach in the movie rememb

and storms from toips lexington, including areas like columbus, ohio. forecast today. a beautiful die dey in new england. a chilly morning, but this afternoon it's going to be nearly perfect. temperatures near 60 in new england. 60 to 70 degrees from new york city all the way down to the big cities of i-95 and the southeast looks nice today. your thunderstorm threat will increase over the next couple of days. so, lynn, we can talk more about ice cream in the commercial break. >> i'm sure we'll be saving our viewers time wasted. all right, bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up, manufacturing churns. who is calling for avon. and a ballad from buffett. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. i love that my daughter's part fish. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. ev

lexington, kentucky.y had a little trouble with overturned cars and furniture lit on fire after the semifinal. police say maybe a little more tame although there was that bonfire and apparently gunshots were fired at one point injuring a 31-year-old man. he's going to be okay, we're told. dozens of people were arrested in celebration of the national championship. >>> the latest chapter in the sad saga of former nfl quarterback ryan leaf now includes two burglary arrests in four days time. the former washington state star charged with stealing painkillers from two kncht homes in montana between friday and sunday night. leaf was the second overall pick of the san diego chargers in the 1998 nfl draft. behind only peyton manning. he's considered one of the biggest draft busts of all time finishing his nfl career with 14 touchdowns and 36 interceptions. far from leaf's first brush with the law. in 2010 he pleaded guilty to eight felony drug charges and was sentenced to ten years probation. last may, leaf under

park. -- 60 in lexington park. look like it. if you sunny breaks here and there. otherwise, areas of off and on rain. highs in the 60s on friday. in the 50s at this weekend. that is the forecast. lisa? >> i'm going to take it. we just had a change. we're hearing about some new rolled over on route 40 or 301. cumming away from the beltway toward upper malboro. and a vehicle rolled over on the baltimore washington parkway. it has blocked lanes for about 20 minutes now. things didn't look right on 95 northbound. this is a look at the exit to the beltway where it looks quiet beard of a sudden, traffic stacks up, and then it looks like a saturday morning without anyone there. something is not right. we will be back in 10 minutes to let you know what we found. >> thank you. 5:54. 57 degrees. >> coming up, we are used to seeing pet owners stress of dogs and cats. taking it to another level. docks. the rather >> looked at this. this is a strange attraction. this is in sydney, australia. the pay their money and watch a fash

he grew up outside of lexington. he has a very comfortable upbringing. he is a college graduate, and when he was a young man he inherited his father's estate and 17 slaves. he also married a young woman who was from the slave-owning elite in kentucky. even when he was in his late teens and early 20s he was starting to make comments in writing and sometimes in public that were anti-slavery. he starts to say things like one day slavery should end. then he starts to say it should end soon. then he says that no truly patriotic person could support slavery. he got active in the anti-slavery movement. he starts to give anti-slavery speeches in kentucky, also in other places in the ohio river valley. he begins publishing his own anti-slavery newspaper in lexington when he called the "true american," emphasizing patriotism, that a true patriot would be anti-slavery, and as you might imagine, a man in kentucky saying this is going to get criticism. not just verbal criticism. one time a mob broke into his newspaper office and destroyed his press, and cassius clay

abc john muller on what went wrong and what is next. >> reporter: flames and passion lit the lexingtonkies a cars burned openly on state street. what started as a celebration of win quickly descended into mayhem. thousands of fans whipping each other into a frenzy. armed with beer bottles and bravado, fans climbed on top of cars to the cheers of others. and the officers screamed to the partiers, down, down, get off the car. police were out in force, giving a new meaning to march madness. watch as revelers torched this overturned car. and it wasn't just cars. some burned anything they could find. by the time it was over, two dozen arrests and no serious injuries. meanwhile louisville mourn their loss gracefully and without incident. all this after a basketball game a big one, as kentucky won the battle of the bluegrass state to advance to the ncaa final. for thousands, the only intention was to celebrate. police in riot gear tried to close the street but they were outnumbered and showed restraint. the mob prevailed. the crowd and the fires burning themselves out. as you might expect, po

and clay is in lexington. >> it's a strange thing. at the time he was living in louisiana. >> yeah. >> he was a louisiana citizen. when he came back in he wanted to be president as a vindication, taylor did. clay didn't quite understand. in fact, in november of '47 taylor virtually foreswore and said if clay wants this, i'll step aside. that wasn't true. as time wore on, that became less true. and crittenden found himself pretty -- between a rock and a hard place on this because he had thrown in with taylor and taylor's compatriots and handlers and operators as sort of the kentucky point man but he kept that secret from clay. >> at the end of his life you say that they tried to get back together or they did get back together but in a meeting? >> there's a different -- there are different accounts of this. the idea that clay and crittenden reconciled largely derives from thomas who was actually there in washington with clay at the national hotel. he'd been summoned on bring clay home. clay had sent him a telegram to come get him, he wa

wide-ranging temperatures. 42 at dulles airport and now, 46 lexington park, 47 in downtown d.c. mid 50's later today in western maryland, low to mid 60's in the near 70 farther south of town. the 50's tomorrow, windy. >> moving smoothly, particularly 7, coming out of round hill, purcellville, on route 50, out of chantilly. on 15, northbound and 7.uthbound between 66 and good at point of rocks. marshall into vienna, a pretty good. eastbound 66 looks ok. street,d nutley lingering road work. nothing in falls church, nothing 395, looks good on the g.w. parkway. metro rail reporting normal service systemwide. back to you. >> thank you. leaders and maryland pushingbenjamin cardin r major transportation funding bill. says the legislation will onow the agency to move for projects.capital the of them involve equipment upgrades, rail and truck repairs, and safety improvements. 8 degrees. >> how a new poll could be a obama's re-sident election. greg cracking down on cell phone well, otline dating services can get kind of expensive. so to save money, i've found a new way to get my profile o

market light rail station from north of lexington street.the upgradds also include eight & new bus sheltees of an effort to revitalize the west & side and improve public trannportation. 3 "the collection of those 33 and drive are going to produce continued tangible results on - tte west ssde." -3 side."the projecc also involved remooing four arch - structures between baltimore pnn saratoga ssteets. maryllnd.../ has... a... nnw.../ schools superintendent! áámyrandaáá stephens... has ore....on the who... will take... the... top 3 what... some hope.../ she'll.../ mmke hhr.../ number one priority. 3 3 more than a year after former -3 grasmick announced her -3 retiremenn... officials announced today the newwwoman in charge. doctor lillian lowery - secrettry of education in delaware - has now been awardeddthe ob. lowery has been delaware's head of education since 20099.. innwhich time... she in the nation to win he preetigious "race to the top" pducation grant. throogh a spokesserson - baatimore city - schools c-e-oo.. docttr andres plonso said he's looking forward to workiig with lowery... and s

cumberland, 36. 4-d in lexington park. mostly sunny this morning. but a great afternoon with highs around 67. slight chance of an isolated a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. clearing on thursday. comfortable all eastern weekend. >> 6:11 now. the kentucky wildcats are the n.c.a.a. champions once again. >> the kentucky coronation is complete. champions, 2012. >> the wildcats beat the kansas jayhawks 67-59, to get their eighth national title. thousands of people packed the streets of lexington, but the celebrations turned violent. one person was hit by gunfire and fans set fires. police arrested dozens of people overnight. capitals still trying to steal a spot in the playoffs. . they are running out of time. they fell to tampa last night. the capitals will play on thursday against. it is 46 degrees in the district. >> detroit is back in the driver's seat. the good news about automobile sales. >> and a spending scandal has cost a high-ranking obama official her job. why happened in las vegas and what exactly transpired. we will be right back. >> in mary

lexington park with wind gusts in the 35 mile per hour range. abc 7 live super doppler radar not so bad. not a whole like going on. some bichirs are 62-67 degrees. a look at the extended outlook. temperatures will dip a bit. wouldn't you know it, back into the 70's. let's get a look at the commute. >> route 4 is in good shape. nothing on route 5. route 50 out of annapolis into northeast d.c. where things are quiet. heading onto the freeway is good. it sounds like the police are with a stalled car. we will have more on the traffic and less than 10 minutes. now back to news. >> in a lottery receiver starting to calmed down after the mega million drawing. many people want to know who the winners are. >> there were three winners. they are going to split $656 million. one winning ticket was sold at a 711 stores. the maryland lottery winner is a mcdonald's worker and a single mom of seven children. the paper says that her co- workers are claiming they did it was part of a lottery pool. did the woman is denying the claims. to the other tickets were sol

many of his old classmates came to lexington to applaud the school's most distinguished graduate andecall their years as members of the cadet corps. after a how witser salute to the soldier statesman the body of cadets stood at attention while marshall was awarded virginia's distinguished service medal by the governor. then the man whose life represents the highest ideals of the cadet corps, inspected the ranks of men who may be tomorrow's leaders. george marshall resigned from the defense department and settled in leesburg, virginia, in 1951. his public service spanned a critical half century for our country placing him in the ranks of great american patriots. >> free at last to pursue a private life, the man with a passion for facts, will long be an example to those who follow in the army, in the government of his country, and in a peaceful world he worked so hard to make. now this is sergeant stewart queen, inviting you to be with us again for another look at "the big picture." >> "the big picture" is an official report for the armed forces and the american people. produced by the

she uses american sign language to communicate and attends lexington school for the deaf in new york city. consider, however, how her vision impacts communication at home. the way she's growing up, she is going to be losing her vision. she won't be seeing that much, and i know because now when i am talking to her, when i tell her something, when i sign her something, she might see me, but she won't see all the signs, or sometimes when she is walking in the room and then light is not that bright, and you can see she's bumping into things, or she's holding stuff and see where she going. when she drops something, it can be in front of her, but she won't see it. narrator: while an individual with ushers can see in good lighting, hihis or her field of vision is greatly reduced. in the classroom, izzy can only see one person at a time and often misses what her classmates are signing. even while watching her teacher, some of the words he signs extend beyond her field of sight, making it difficult for her to keep up in class. kimberling: i think the average joe on the street, when you say, "