mosley.vasquez who gets the ball taken away from him on a beautiful play by dawson. >> steve: nice play inside, the basket. mosley off the pass gets it in. >> ron: excellent rebound. the man tried to keep the play and they just crawled over the top of the screen. maryland is running their flex offense. a lot of flex a lot of action along the baseline. a lot open. >> steve: swings the ball around. aaron fisher not there, rebound to hayes. his third rebound, mill borne underneath. and milbourne has scored in double figures in a team high 13 games this year. and a foul called on mosley. maryland has been hot, same for greivis vasquez, who ease missed 4 shots -- who's missed 4 shots but his teammates are 7- 7 from the field. the pick and roll. carter inside, has a block, and out of bounds, it will be longwood basketball, i believe, but there is a timeout with 15:50 to play in half number one and the terrapins have taken control early, leading 18- 5. cal 7 [ mal th ♪ [ ma lf torie the [ ad a i'a f

arlington, virginia, jessica mosley sat in the chair for more than 30 hours. >> i could beat her. >> i don't think so. >> i could. yeah. >> i hope you get something enormous for it. >> you got to do it through the bowl season into the playoffs. >> i wouldn't last 30 minutes. >> comen o, you would. you last two hours here. >> you know how much i get up. that's what commercials are for. >> by the way, diapers not allowed, it's in the rulebook. >> i would hope not. >> yes, every eight hours. >>> 32 degrees today. that's the best we'll do with the wind making it feel like low 20s and chance of flurries. 20s tonight and tomorrow, 33, variable cloudy skies. we could have another round of flurries but as we head through thursday we'll start with clear skies, go cloudy again and the next weather system could bring us some steadier and accumulating snow by the end of the week, reinforcing the arctic chill to take us back to the 20s for afternoon temperatures next weekend. we have much more of "good morning maryland" coming up so please stick around. we'll be right back.

. >> hello, i'm tyler mosley from kentucky. >> from where. >> poplar college in kentucky. a few years ago a there was a 14-year-old girl that went missing. a couple miles her body was found and there was a reporter on the scene who immediately aired images of the girl's body. the parents hadn't yet been alerted of the situation and the images that were shown were not very easy ones to look at especially for a parent. what do you feel ethically the reporter should have done in the situation? i understand that they want to be the first one there. but i feel that the parents should be told first. >> wow! again, by my ethical standards, i probably would not have run the pictures. i might have selected a picture that conveyed the essence of the awfulness of the story without showing too much guts and gore. look, if you write a good story you're going to convey the awfulness of that kind of event. and i don't think it is necessary to go too far with the pictures. there used to be an issue that came up on television all the time, in my day, and that was since our major programs,