. >> coming up, the n.c.a.a. is facing a lawsuit this morning brought on by a former basketball player. >> some say they make millions of dollars that they never say. more on that next. >> sad news for the baltimore orioles as they lose one of their links to the past, one of the hall of famers and one of their ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] irresistible crescent rolls. "hoo hoo!" [ female announcer ] only from pillsbury ♪ ¿por que no probamos esto? [ male announcer ] old el paso. a special blend of seasoning for especially delicious tacos. feed your fiesta. >> we start with said news from friday. the orioles lose a great part of their past. miguel succumbing to cancer at the age of 72. he grew into a star. he had a devastating screwball. he is a cy young award winner. the first latin american ever to win that honor. he was a top pitcher in the league. oriole fans will never forget that picture. wrapping up the word portion of their spring training, taking on the yankees. top fifth, orioles down - making a comeback. --

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. >> coming up, a look at last night's n.c.a.a. championship. >> here is a live look of the downtown area. we will update weather and traffic next. stay with us. you are >> good morning. checking under morning commute. a problem southbound on the a rosburg expressway. police activity block in the south bound lane -- harris for expressway. -- harrisburg expressway. police activity blocking the southbound lane has cleared. an accident clearing in dundalk. a water main break at sharp street. otherwise, we are doing quite well on the north side of the beltway, 11 minutes there. here is a live view of traffic. this is in the harrisburg expressway in mount carmel. no delays from the maryland line down toward the beltway. things are looking good here at the bay bridge. no delays heading into the toll plaza. let's get the latest on the buses and trains. >> we have a delay on the penn line with a 10 minute delay. the other is running on schedule. metro subway also on time. the 44 bus with a 30 minute delay. and the 21 bus with a couple of d

and watched the president during the n.c.a.a. at halftime ordering a national exercise program during a -- and national exercise program. . there is a common-sense a line that you have to draw up somewhere. it is hazy and difficult to find, but that is what conservatives should be looking for before the president appoint a fat cigar and -- a pointppoints a fat czar. -- appoints a fat czar

and watched the president during the n.c.a.a. at halftime ordering a national exercise program during a -- and national exercise program. . there is a common-sense a line that you have to draw up somewhere. it is hazy and difficult to find, but that is what conservatives should be looking for before the president appoint a fat cigar and -- a pointppoints a fat czar. -- appoints a fat czar. [laughter] government intervention is sometimes necessary to offset instances of a market failure. i understand that there is perhaps a greater danger of a government failure than market failure. for example, my friends at work on health care problems, especially in britain, and they see a huge market failure in asymmetry. the doctor knows more than you do a about health, but some bureaucrat tells you what you can let the doctor do to you. is this a serious problem? if it was a really stupid -- it was a really serious problem, nobody would buy a used car. but it is a problem. it is a market imperfection, and what i think we have to deal with. b

we think nobody does it better and think the n.c.a.a. agrees, but i have to tell you it is a very special thing to have not just a homegrown team but a team of student athletes who are academic all americans, and team grade point average over three, math majors, computer engineering majors -- this team was in class monday and day before the final four game. that is what college ought to be. >> it is early to ask this question, but it is never too early. we're turning our attention to the 2010 cycle and also the 2012 cycle. you are mentioned as one that might be among the republican candidates for president. you see yourself among the field for 2012? >> i told one of your colleagues there has never been a president of the united states in my bathroom mirror, and there was not this morning either. now it is almost as a realistic question to be asked -- a surrealistic question to be asked. i have a duty here, and any governor has his or her hands full trying to do right by the citizens of the state. i have some ideas of how the party might

. >> the n.c.a.a. championship this weekend is in taxes for the second year in a row. texas tech came in third and beauty dallas finished fourth. and congratulations to night to the local cut stacking champion who competed this began in the world finals -- cup stacking champion competed this weekend in the world finals in colorado. he finished third in his age group, stacking his cubs in just 2.4 seconds. >> that is amazing. >> still ahead, a kennedy relative find out whether he will get a new murder trial. whitey says he has proved that he was not the one who killed his neighbor. >> the pace is picking up at the state house. lawmakers just passed a bill making lawmakers just passed a bill making >> tonight, the search for a missing girl and -- enters its fourth day in florida. she was last seen running her bicycle, which her parents found standing upright with her helmet on the handlebars. investigators believe she may have wandered off with a new camera. still, they are not assuming anything. >> the first day, we checked all of the sexual predators and offenders with

the women's n.c.a.a. championship gets decided tonight when stanford faces the university of connecticut. those are some of the day's main stories. i'll be back at the end of the program with a preview of what you'll find tonight on the newshour's website. for now, back to gwen. >> ifill: the obama administration rolls out its nuclear weapons strategy. jeffrey brown has that. >> brown: it was one year ago in prague that president obama pledged to work towards a nuclear-free world, a move that helped him win the nobel peace prize in december. >> the united states will take concrete steps towards a world without nuclear weapons. >> brown: today the administration took another step toward that goal, spelling out current risks and new policies in a document called the nuclear posture review or n.p.r. >> the n.p.r. provides a road map for implementing president obama's agenda for reducing nuclear risks to the united states, our allies and partners. and the international community. this review describes how the

>> we spent this last weekend at the n.c.a.a. final four. we are big michigan state fans.e're great friends would be coach. we were down there. my son flew in. the three of us sat down and there was a lot of windshield time. we had a lot of time to talk. we do it every year. we compare notes. what do you think? should we go again? is it time to step aside? my son said, dad, it is time. you have put in your time. it was something else. he encourage this. after the disappointment in indianapolis, i made a final decision. really wednesday night, we said, this is it. let's go. i talked to party leadership. we have been struggling this for about six years. yes? >> [inaudible] >> i have taken tough votes before. my extraordinary time, i have seen everything. in 1993 when we did president clinton's deficit reduction package, al gore broke the tie in the senate. that was a lot of pressure. we had the impeachment vote. i have taken on the national rifle association, which is very popular in my district. i was not very popular with that. i am not afraid to do the tough votes. with i

we spent this last weekend at the n.c.a.a. final four. my son was friends with the general manager of the basketball team that won the championship. my family had a lot of windshield time, 144 mi. to be exact. we had a lot of time to talk. we do it every year. we compared notes. what do you think? should we go again? is it time to step aside? my dad told me it was time to step aside. you have put your time in. you have been here longer than all of these guys. do something else. after the disappointment in indianapolis, it took me awhile to get over it, made the final decision. >> [inaudible] >> really, wednesday night, i said, this is it, let go. we have been struggling with this for years. >> you have been under extraordinary pressure these past few weeks because of your vote on health care. can you talk a little bit about that and how it may have affected his decision -- and this decision? >> in 1993 when we did president clinton's deficit reduction package it passed by one vote. al gore had to break the tie in the senate. we had the im

we spent this last weekend at the n.c.a.a. final four. my son was friends with the general manager of the basketball team that won the championship. my family had a lot of windshield time, 144 mi. to be exact. we had a lot of time to talk. we do it every year. we compared notes. what do you think? should we go again? is it time to step aside? my dad told me it was time to step aside. you have put your time in. you have been here longer than all of these guys. do something else. after the disappointment in indianapolis, it took me awhile to get over it, made the final decision. >> [inaudible] >> really, wednesday night, i said, this is it, let go. we have been struggling with this for years. >> you have been under extraordinary pressure these past few weeks because of your vote on health care. can you talk a little bit about that and how it may have affected his decision -- and this decision? >> in 1993 when we did president clinton's deficit reduction package it passed by one vote. al gore had to break the tie in the senate. we had the im

>> yes, we spent this last weekend at the n.c.a.a. final four.l manager of the team that won the championship. we were down there. my son flew in. my family, the three of us, were able to sit down, and we had a lot of time to talk. we do it every year. we compare notes. what do you think? is it time to step aside? my son said, "dad, it is time. you have put your time in. do something else. " so, after the disappointment in indianapolis, it took me a day or two to get over it, i made the final decision. really, wednesday night, this was it. i talked to party leadership. we have been struggling with this for about six years. yes? >> was any of this because of your vote on the health-care bill, the death threats etc.? >> during my extraordinary time in office, 18 years, i have seen everything. in 1993 when we did president clinton's deficit reduction passage and it passed by one vote and al gore broke the tie in the senate, that was my first vote. we had the impeachment vote. i know i have taken on the national rifle association and i was not really