. >> 44-year-old william pierce is profoundly deaf. he wound up with a 60 day altercation after a conviction for simple assault. at the order of the judge, pierce wound up in the correctional treatment facility to get help. >> and there was no interpreter there for him at intake or medical appointments. he had some medical problems, or at any of his classes. he was taking an anger management class. he didn't know what people were saying. he didn't participate in the group discussion. that's part of that. >> the lawsuit says under the americans with disabilities act, accommodations for the deaf must be made so inmates can communicate. things got worse for william pierce. >> he was put in solitary confinement for two weeks when he was locked in his cell 23 hours a day and some guard tried to explain to him as best as he could understand it. they put him there because he asked for protective custody. and we allege in the complaint that we think it was actually retaliation against him for complaining and trying to get an interpreter. >> pi

charlie pierce are you all right?of this. you say this is where republicans can probably lose this gamble in a big way. because it's the local tv news and what is left of local newspapers. cuts don't really matter except they are both cataclysmic and the president's fault. >> yeah i mean -- you are going to wind up seeing weeping toddlers at the gates of closed national parks, and empty airport terminals, and head start classrooms that are closed, and dozens of ordinary citizen life stories, and that's what is going to create the critical mass. a lot of these people like to pretend that what they are standing up against is a [ inaudible ] jack boot of government. a jack boot is filled with cash. it's not an empty jack boot. it's filled with money, and they are all lining up for it. and that's why i thought what the president did yesterday, which was to release his estimation of what the sequestration will mean to each state was a pretty good move. >> stephanie: that's right. even the republican governors are going com

charlie pierce love you.ge. you keep listening, she'll make more. it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ to me now? you know the kind of guys that do reverse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? for true stories. with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines. real, gripping, current. documentaries... on current tv. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ never mind because i know about freedom ♪ ♪ i know i'm no goody goody ♪ >> that doesn't look like president obama. >> stephanie: no that looks like daryle hannah. >> stephanie: dear steph steve doocy has the reasonable that the earth spins on his axis, then why a

. >> william pierce cmunicates primarily through american sign language. he has all his life. written english is considered a second language. most times that's no problem when there is an asl interpreter. last year went to jail, 60 days on same am assault charge. that's when the problem started. >> there was no interpreter there for him or at any of his medical appointments. he had some medical problems, or at any of his classes. he was taking an anger management class. >> reporter: the attorney author spitzer is representing pierce in a lawsuit against the district. his treatment ran afoul of the americans with disabilities act which the jail and the privately ranked correctional facilty are bound by law to comply with. >> they provided at this facility but they didn't really provide it for him. >> reporter: according to the lawsuit, what pierce did get is solitary confinement, 23 hours a day in lockdown for two weeks and handcuffed during visits from his family. >> it would be the same as if they put a gag in the mouth of a ordinary hearing and speaking prisoner. >> reporte

pierce didn't just use a pencil and paper to write out his requests? >> reporter: there's two answers to the question. first of all, inmates don't often have access to pens and pencils because they can be used as weapons. secondly, according to his attorney, sign language is his primary language, and in his past, when he was a child, he didn't learn to read and write terribly well. and they want him to be able to communicate in his primary language, his hands, sign language. that's their answer. >> john, thank you. >>> the issue of immigration taking a front seat in washington. senators continued to work on new legislation and the president's unveiled his new plan this week in las vegas. peter ducey has more. >> reporter: the bipartisan group of senators that's working together to write a comprehensive immigration reform bill says they hope to have the details hammered out by next month, in march. but president obama is now saying if they can't figure output the legislative language on their own, he'll go ahead and send his own immigration bill up the

why we like the president by charles p pierce.e primary reason the president's numbers are heading into puppies and fluffy bunnies level -- >> yeah you are probably going to not like what i wrote about drones today so don't go to the blog. >> no. >> but i do think he has the potential or making it so politically unpalatable for republicans to hold some of the views they hold -- this whole fight between like the republican, you know, the establishment and the tea party and karl rove's knew thing -- >> stephanie: right. >> the guys karl rove is representing their ideas on the economy are just as nutty as todd akin's ideas on rape. >> stephanie: yeah, you say the reason they were able to do this and still prosper and they were never forced to pay a price for it. the election of president obama through them into -- it's this obama derangement syndrome. >> i think they are running out of -- i think they are running out of political -- i think the political sail lee ens of being an obstructionist is about to happen. >> stephanie: yeah,

at china camp in marin, jeff pierce-kron four news >> pakistani officials say at least 81 people werean 160 others were wounded when a bomb exploded in a market in pakistan today. the bomb was hidden in a water tank at a vegetable market in the town of quetta. many victims were buried under rubble and it's uncertain at this time how many there may be. most of the wounded are in critical condition. the police say that the neighborhood is mostly shiite. they have been increasingly targeted by militant groups who view them as heretics and non-muslims. residents of chelyabinsk, russia are struggling to return to normal, after a meteor strike that shattered windows and rattled nerves. the sonic boom and resulting pressure wave collapsed doors and storefronts. more than a thousand people were injured. the estimated cost to the damage is 33-million- dollars. authorities have sealed off a frozen lake, where at least some of the fireball appeared to have fallen. but so far, divers have found no trace of the meteor. >> "everyone fall down like this, and ground shake a little." >> the cleanup in

kron 4's very own jeff pierce was with those fans at the ballpark and has more on the story. >> reportermore than forty thousand giants fans showed up at at&t park saturday morning to start thinking about baseball and have the opportunity to get the view of the stadium from the players perspective. >> i always wanted to be on a baseball field all my life. >> got my tickets already can't wait for them to defend their title. >> it's great to be down on the field looking up. >> reporter: it was a day for families to celebrate being giants fans. >> i came with my brother christopher, and my dad the whole family >> maybe down the road he can go the world series and come to something like this. >> reporter: even my favorite sportscaster had his family along. >> gary radnich: spencer and this is isabella. (cheers and applause) >> reporter: fans were able to greet players like 1st basebaseman brandon bell, and pitchers madison baumgardner and ryan vogelsong. and those fans wearing panda hats were not disappointed. >> reporter: the lucky ones who got there early managed to escape the autograph li

thank you to the sierra club's melinda pierce. good to have you. >> thank you. >> republicans seem to be coming around on the dream act. at least on principle, but what does that practically mean for the estimated 2.1 million dream act kids? we will talk to director and filmmaker davis hooden beingheim about his latest project. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it... in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. great taste. mmm... [ male announcer ] sounds good. it's amazing what soup can do. thto fight chronic. osteoarthritis pain. [ male announcer ] sounds good. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, you will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliever fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right

. >> dave: is it four little piercings there? >> there's no piercings involved at all. it's a clamp. >> dave: it's a clamp? >> you could wear it. >> dave: i could wear it? oh, well, stop me. (laughter) now, listen, have you been around the world doing press for your "wizard of oz" movie in >> only los angeles so far. >> dave: it's before t wizard of snoz >> correct. >> dave: and what's the story that leads to "the wizard of oz?" it's a carnival in kansas, right? >> this is how he gets to the land of oz. >> dave: and he's a carnival con man in kansas. >> exactly. >> dave: what kind of things are people wanting to know about you and the movie when you talk to the press. >> everybody's very kind. it does tend to be the same questions that you get -- >> dave: do you get bored sometimes? >> we play a game to stave off the boredom which you could probably play with your guests. it's a word game. because you sit in this room in a dark room for four hours -- have you heard about that? >> dave: i've heard about this and you're right there and they go okay here comes somebody fro

a lot of questions over paul pierce is going to be here at the deadline or next year. in a big way. lakers get smoked by 21 at the hands of their biggest rival. >>> that is the "sportscenter" update. i'm zubin mehenti. have a good weekend. >>> our dear colleague robin roberts is on the verge of a major milestone. she's about to return to the anchor chair at "good morning america." >> "gma" announced yesterday that robin will be back on the job february 20th. that's five months to the day since her bone marrow transplant. robin will ease back into the job, working her way back up to being on the air five days a week. >> happy to see her back. >> >>> up next, it's "the pulse." jimmy kimmel finds the funny side of the storm that's about to slam the northeast. >>> and the little guy that swears he didn't touch the sprinklbut wh e up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep. it's a

in the world of my favorite place to go pierce is italy prepared. paris that france is the most visited. italy, people can go back dozens of times. you may have the universe if you give me italy. they your joining us. you'll be talking this team contest on jeopardy is hitting a lot of attention. he bet a lot on the daily double. just kidding. and amazing when. none of the others had enough to take the lead so he does walk away with 75,000 outfits this performance is gone viral online and of course is one has pecan 64 today which is pretty decent but the clubs will come back. rein in our forecast. our highs and lows we are burying. were expecting rain on tuesday at least it's not that freezing temperature in boston with all that's another getting. that's a wrap things up for us this sunday morning. thank you for watching

joining me now is charlie pierce. he joins us from newton, massachusetts.rlie, welcome back into the war room. >> hi, michael hang on one second. i feed that. >> well done, well done. been preparing it all day i'm sure charlie. >> prop gag are you kidding? >> literally watergate. how about that? they will me what did you think overall of this speech no i thought it a really compelling speech in both about policy but really about politics. >> yeah, i was very taken, first of all he has me every time he uses the hard and necessary work of self government. that line just plays me. i was very taken by the refrain of essentially telling congress to do its job look, vote on this stuff. i that the to was very compelling. i thought it was a message that was aimed less at the congress than the people out there pointing out saying hey you guys out there may not agree with me, but let's debate, let's vote on these things. >> did you sense this was a different president obama than we would have seen in say his third state of the union? i'm just picking one of his four

kron four's jeff pierce spoke to some of the fans who say they can't wait for baseball season to begints fans showed up at at&t park saturday morning to start thinking about baseball and have the opportunity to get the view of the stadium from the players perspective. >> i always wanted to be on a baseball field all my life. >> got my tickets already can't wait for them to defend their title. >> it's great to be down on the field looking up. >> reporter: it was a day for families to celebrate being giants fans. >> i came with my brother christopher, and my dad the whole family >> maybe down the road he can go the world series and come to something like this. >> reporter: even my favorite sportscaster had his family along. >> gary radnich: spencer and this is isabella. (cheers & applause) >> reporter: fans were able to greet players like 1st basebaseman brandon bell, and pitchers madison baumgardner and ryan vogelsong. and those fans wearing panda hats were not disappointed. the lucky ones who got there early managed to escape the autograph lines and score a signature. >> we left at fiv

congressman pierce is going to the birds. literally. he tweeted that he's staying home in new mexico because "a public hearing on the chicken is the same day as the state of the union. no disrespect to the chicken, even if he is the lesser chicken. congressman, it's time for all of us to come together as a union. as americans. and showing up at the state of the union speech is one way to show it. we're facing some serious economic time. we're facing serious decisions on gun legislation. we're facing serious questions about how we sustain social security, medicaid and medicare. i know your party didn't do well last year, but, congressman, don't be chicken. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton, "hardball" starts right now. >> war on drones, let's play "hardball." >> good evening, just a day before the president's chief counter terrorism advisor, john brennan heads to capital hill for his hearing to take over the c.i. averment. the white house has to answer some tough questions about its overseas drone program. the catalyst is a white hous

pierce morgan never said i'm standing in the graves of kids of sandy hook. he just hit it. he just implied it. i am agree we have to have the appearance of civility in 7-as far as it will promote -- possibly go. if you read the transcript of what i said, it was not nice things. when i lead off with that to my was not saying, and there were not meant to be nice. there were meant to force him into the bacon and you can do it , maintaining the appearance of civility. you can be a human being and say things to @booktv messing we should allow there in ranting and raving. too often we mistake debunking what they're saying for civility. [applause] >> thank you so much. >> we have copies available, and i'm sure he would be glad to talk. >> for more information visit the of his website. >> let's think about how the typical american eats. 90 percent of the food budget cards towards buying processed food. 94 percent of americans the their children in a fast-food restaurant at least once a week. they are meant by hundreds, if not thousands of grants. as they shop for beverages they mig

and i sleep pierced and crowned by my tomorrow. i dream the earth's heart is greater than its mouth, more clear than its mirrors, and i was lost in a white cloud that carried me up high as if i were a hupo and the wind itself my wings. at dawn, the call of the night guard woke me from my dream, from my language. you will live another death, so revise your last will. the hour of execution is postponed again. i asked, until when? he said, wait till you have died some more. i said, i possess nothing, so nothing can possess me, and have written my will in my own blood. oh, inhabitant of my song, trust in water. this last poem has an epigraph, the cypress is the shadow of the tree and not the tree itself, and has no shadow because it is the tree's shadow. the cypress is in pieces like a shattered minaret. it's asleep in the road in its own aesthetic shadows, green and dark, just like it is. no one has been harmed. cars pass by, speeding over its branches, rising dust settling on their windows. the cypress is in pieces, but the dove that

kron 4's very own jeff pierce was with those fans at the ballpark and has more on the story. >> reporter: more than forty thousand giants fans showed up at at&t park saturday morning to start thinking about baseball and have the opportunity to get the view of the stadium from the players perspective. >> i always wanted to be on a baseball field all my life. >> got my tickets already can't wait for them to defend their title. >> it's great to be down on the field looking up. >> reporter: it was a day for families to celebrate being giants fans. >> i came with my brother christopher, and my dad the whole family >> maybe down the road he can go the world series and come to something like this. >> reporter: even my favorite sportscaster had his family along. >> spencer and this is isabella. >> reporter: fans were able to greet players like 1st basebaseman brandon bell, and pitchers madison baumgardner and ryan vogelsong. and those fans wearing panda hats were not disappointed. the lucky ones who got there early managed to escape the autograph lines and score a signature. >> we left at five i

and written english is considered a second language, and last year pierce went to jail, 60 days to a simple assault charge and that's when his problems started. >> there was no interpreter there for him at intake or any of the medical appointments and he had medical problems or at any of his classes, he was taking an anger management class. >> attorney author spitzer is representing him. he says pierce's treatment ran afile with the americans with disabilities act, and the jail is bound by law to comply with. >> they did not provide it for him. >> according to the lawsuit, what he did get was solitary confinement for two weeks and he was handcuffed during visits with his family. >> it would be the same if he put a gag in his mouth of an ordinary speaking and hearing prisoner. >> it's why we have the audible crossing signifies for folks visually impaired, and cutaways for people who have visual issues. but nothing helped pierce while he was in jail despite the please from his caseworker and family, and the lawsuit seeks fees for damages. >> they need to live up to their obligations. >

we'll take it to you for now the car raced through the guard rail and pierced through the fence.hat was kyle larson. it didn't end there. larson front car ripped away . fans saw all of this happening close up. they were scream jumping out of the way . you could see a tire sitting in one of the seats. we have pictures of tharks too. medical crews arriving to help. 11 people were hurt. some of them seriously injured. you can see the crews cleaning up the carnage off and on the we are waiting for that news conference. we'll monitor for new information . our chief meteorologist is at the international dayton speed way. rick, you would have covered a fun assign now breaking news and you other than not far away from the crash? >> i wasn't. when you look at the race track you can see where the crash happened and i was on this side of the track. sometimes you turn around to watch the track on a big screen because you get a bigger picture of it and i had done that and saw the crash and turned around and heard the explosion and saw the pieces of debris and smoke left behind it. irve - ever

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and paul pierce put the icing on the third quarter with a transition. celticses, 115, lakers, 95. >>> and finally super bowl colin kaepernick decided to add new ink to his chest. you can see the use of serious artwork on his pecs, shoulders and neckline. just imagine if he won the game. >>> "early today" sports is brought to you by just for men autostop. gray is over. >>> just ahead, a leaked memo tells rock stars, musicians and singers not to show too much skin. this you deputy heagot to hear. that's coming up next. >>> good morning and welcome back. we are focusing on this storm. a storm that is slowly going to spread snow into the northeast gradually through the day. although in new york city it will mix with and eventually change over to rain before it ends as snow. and very intense snow later on tonight. minneapolis, about 21 degrees today. and most of the great lakes already is done with the snow that moved through the area. chicago will clear out today, making up for some of the airport delays we had yesterday. 32. and then in new york city again

. [ laughter ] >> no it's -- >> stephen: obviously it's ultimately a hopeful tale but it's heart piercing at times. >> well, you know, i mean, one of the things that the film is about is the way in a the people in the bathtub not just survived this storm but also, you know, keep a hold of their joy and this culture that is incredibly sell bra tory and joyous. >> stephen: we have an example of that, a lip clip that talks just to take. >> but me and my daddy we stay right here. we see what the earth is for. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: it is unbelievably beautiful, joyous and wild when i first saw that i thought this is like where the wild things are but with people. [ laughter ] >> it is wild. you know, and when you go down there it's a wild culture. >> stephen: what brought you down there? you are not from down there, are you? you don't have a deep louisiana -- >> definitely not. my folks brought me there when i was 13 years old. >> stephen: about a month ago. >> it was last week. [laughter] and i went back to start making films there because the way they sort of -- creativity bleeds out of culture wa

it pierced only part of -- pierced only part of her skull.describing him as alight skinned man 5'7" with a medium build. wearing jeans, a gray sweatshirt and red bandanna over his face. the victim also said he had a rough voice. he is still on the loose. >>> canine community has a new top dog. >> best in show winner. with 137th westminister dog she. >> that is banana joe. he is cute. he took the top honors. the five-year-old lives in pennsylvania with his handler but originally from the nethers lands. he was the first of his breed to win that show. and a cog from the bay area -- dog from the bay area also got a big reward. max won best in breed. this is the last show for max. he is heading back to the bay area and plans to retire. >>> time now 6:57. sal, that is happen something >> we will follow the toll plaza and looking at a crash in had.

randy pierce survives his brush with death, but not every driver is quite so lucky.anker truck explosion brings a bridge of concrete and steel crashing to the ground. >> this looks like a terrible collapse of this roadway. as you can see, the fire is still burning. >> july 24th, 1998. it's friday afternoon and interstate 40 is jammed with travelers racing to get an early start on the summer weekend. but many drivers don't realize these snake-like curves near connolly springs, north carolina, can be difficult to navigate. even deadly. fire and rescue crews race to the scene of a tanker truck that has spun out of control and slammed into a bridge. as they get closer and closer, a thick billowing cloud of black smoke looms ominously on the horizon. >> we've had a lot of wrecks, single vehicle including tractor trailers and small passenger vex. this is one of the most dangerous areas of interstate 40 in north carolina. >> traffic comes to a standstill. some motorists even resort to driving the wrong way in the emergency lane in order to exit the freeway from an on ramp.

c pierce hit a homerun yesterday and the orioles got some good pitching from a couple of new faces. starter yaryin and kevin galsman pitched as the birds beat the blue jays. the orioles are back in action in less than an hour against the yankees. you can see the game at 1:00 on masn. >> that means new names for us too. >> yes. >>> still to come trouble at another massachusetts pharmacy. another nationwide recall has been issued. >> i'm going to forget. i think everyone in the movie on the movie did anything with this movie thanks. >> sometimes 20 seconds just isn't long enough. the latest on the big winners from last night's academy awards. >> a sunny but chilly start to your work week. your complete first warning weather forecast is still coming up. >>> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija and first warning weather with marty bass and meteorologist bernadette woods. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >>> 44 degrees and partly cloudy in central maryland right now. your complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. >>> one of the chief members is step

the crucifixion of jesus has roma look on as mary as her son is whipped, beaten and pierced with a crownorns. she runs to help when he struggles with the cross. >> my son. >> she grieves, a life ended after a miraculous birth. >> from the virgin birth of jesus in a stable to his baptism. ♪ >> baptize me. >> the greatest story ever told is coming to history, in an epic ten-part series premiering march 3rd. >> where's my son? >> but that's not all. there is the last supper. >> this is our last meal together before i die. >> and the kiss when he is betrayed by judas. the entire life of christ is portrayed, including the resurrection. >> he's here! >> who? >> jesus! he's back! ♪ >>> recreations there. hopes are high for "the bible" to score a big audience. but will it beat "the hatfields and mccoys," the highest-rated mini series ever? >> i think it has a good sense. >> now tonight's "entertainment tonight" birthdays. which television trainer's greatest fear is to run a marathon? bob harper, chris powell or jillian michaels? your answer is next in the "e.t." birthdays. >> and right back with

this exhibit is designed to be piercing. >> reporter: children's building blocks splattered with blooda gun press bed someone's temple. a child's image against the u.s. constitution, his feet blown off. >> there are no pretty pictures. >> reporter: charles crowd owner of the gallery on 13th street, said these images are supposed to make you reaction, maybe even recoil. >> it is provocative, and that's what art is meant to do. art is meant to make people think. >> reporter: krouse, a former journalist has felt the pain of a bullet wound. he was traveling with lee oryan in jonestown in 197, and jim jones' followers opened fire on them on the airstrip. >> i've been shot with a gun similar to what was used in newtown. >> reporter: 35 years later, this exhibit is a direct response to the newtown connecticut massacre and the gun control debate it's spawned. >> because i think our trauma is borne individually and in very difficult ways. >> reporter: this artist did a work cause simply lost. >> there's words that say look for the light, which comes from william cohen's anthem. it talks about i

associate shoved him over and 10 seconds later, a gun was shot and the bullet came into the car, piercedhe associate to the neck and killed him instantly. maniac said, if he had not shoved me aside i would be dead. i am done. that was his turning point. call it a turning point, called the teachable moment. use whatever terminology that you want. that is where we need to be present. when i say we, i mean, we. at that turning point, at that moment of truth, that teachable moment, it is imperative that resources be brought to bear. now, what are the two most impressive resources that are brought to bear at that moment. there are two major forces that helped gang members change.

. >> thanks for the opportunity, pierce. >>> coming up, more on the shocking blade runner murder case. >>> and john walsh, why he says mental health is as big a problem in this country as guns. >>> john walsh has dedicated his sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ >>> john walsh has dedicated his life to tracking violence. john, welcome back. >> thank you. >> fascinating conversation i had with dr. begg. he actually saw firsthand the utterly horrific scenes at sandy hook and he makes good points, when people try and use the second amendment as a defense against any form of guns, let's call it safety, not control. the word control maybe conveys the wrong sentiment, they go crazy. what do we do about this and what do we do about the conne

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associate shoved him over and 10 seconds later, a gun was shot and the bullet came into the car, pierced the associate to the neck and killed him instantly. maniac said, if he had not shoved me aside i would be dead. i am done. that was his turning point. call it a turning point, called the teachable moment. use whatever terminology that you want. that is where we need to be present. when i say we, i mean, we. at that turning point, at that moment of truth, that teachable moment, it is imperative that resources be brought to bear. now, what are the two most impressive resources that are brought to bear at that moment. there are two major forces that helped gang members change. one of them is tattoo removal. this is the first major force in the denunciation. the second is legal assistance. surprising. you did not see this on the video and i never thought of this. the first thing individuals need, not to feel like gang members -- is to erase their past. they have literally talked with me about feeling -- removing these tattoos and legal excitement. it is not that simple. changing from bein

then ford and then this guy, pierce who got into the swing actually lou had a single and here's the two-run home run out of the park to make it 2-0 birds. great defense here from flart flarerty. one run in two hits over a pay of information and the birds win 5-4 over toronto. moving right along today's daytona 500 following yesterday's horrendous turn of ill fated events. nothing of that magnitude today. not long afterwards your winner was jimmy johnson. danica patrick eighth. baltimore's adopted son ray lewis waved the flag today in the winner's circle with jimmy johnson. women's college hoops hawkins 16 points, 9 boards not enough on this given sunday for number eight maryland against number five duke in college park. in the second half, elizabeth williams of duke was a force to be reckoned with. she led with 16 points. just a cold shooting afternoon for maryland who loses 75-59 men's lacrosse from johnny united stadium towson university. tigers against mercer leaning on the skills of rod. his teammate thomas scored the game winner late in overtime. towson are now 1-3. and i've got to get