thl play eastern shore washington in portland, oregon, thursday. in spores we'll tell you why -- sports we'll tell you where maryland didn't have a happy reaction when the announcement came down. back in te can't wait. thanks. >>> a disgraced virginia lawmaker has been charged in a sex scandal. we are going to reveal the major development with the woman at th >>> there's no such thing as a free ride. a dispute over that got a metro st >>> whoa! . >> a racer survives a horrific crash. fine out how fast he was going [ crashing sounds ] >>> some seriously strong winds tore scaffolding right off a skyscraper today in portland oregon. that sent the heavy debris falling on to the streets below. witnesses were shocked and had to run for cover. luckily no one was hurt there. >>> whoa! >> wow. that hot rod was going 280 miles per hour when it crashed. somehow, the driver walked away. larry dixon has s a three-time national hotrod association champion. but his car went airborne today in gainesville, florida, and ac split in half before crashing into a wall.

their next stop portland, oregon. the road to final four began with a bus trip for the georgetown hoyas on their way out west tuesday morning for a business trip gl. this time it's either win or go home. we don't play again if we don't win. it's all business. >> reporter: back in the big dance after a one-year hiatus, the hoyas -- [indiscernible] [ inaudible ] >> hope you got the rest last night. just stay focused. just stay focused. the message has been pretty consistent since the pairings came out. stay focused on eastern washington and nothing else. >> reporter: you can tell just by the players edemeanor, they are acting like they've been there before. we'll see if it translates to the court 9:57 thursday night. nick giovanni, wusa9. >> this is georgetown's fifth appearance in the ncaa tournament in six seasons. if they win thursday, they'll take on the winner of fifth seeded utah and 12th seeded austin. >>> coming up on wusa9 news, voter turnout is said to be heavy in israel while benjamin netanyahu's prime minist

that's in portland, oregon. and this evening, temperatures about to plunge. meteorologist rob marciano is in ohio. >> reporter: tonight, record snowing melting fast. plus, spring warmth and rain. a formula for flooding emergencies across the midwest. the ohio river. tugboats barely squeezing under bridges. dumpsters look like river buoys. and beneath this water, a garbage-filled murky mess. homes damaged. >> it's creeping in. it's seeping through the foundation right now. >> reporter: this is main street in new richmond. and you can hear the water bumps pumps going, because even though the river is receding areas like this are going to be slow to drain. most businesses here are right up on the river, including the community bank. inside, bank manager tammy swisshelm took creative measures to protect that cash. >> put it in the ziplock bag, get all the air out. and then just lock it up. >> reporter: just like a sandwich. >> just like a sandwich. nice and dry. >> reporter: in louisville, the search continues for 67-year-old stephen miller, swept away by floodwa

now out to dave owens in portland, oregon. >> reporter: everybody talk upset in portland. eastern washington relatively close. they play fast and furious. georgetown has been upset by teams like this in the first round. we'll hear what john thompson iii has to say. now to charlotte with frank. >> reporter: in charlotte the number two seed virginia cavaliers facing belmont friday afternoon at 3:10. defensive-minded cavaliers will arrive later tonight. they have to practice tomorrow and play friday trying to advance out of the east region and move forward. they made the sweet 16 last year. want to go further this time around. we'll have more at 11:00. >> we are all over the place covering local teams. we are waiting for your brackets. you can postthem online at wusa9.com. >> all the local teams, this is the first time we have three local teams in a lot of years. >>> they crossed the finish line tail wags and all. unique link between this year's iditarod winner and man who came in second. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreamin

so, fired from one cfo job, adam applied for another 1,200 miles away in portland, oregon.d to move, but a job. a fresh start. i hesitate to even ask what happened next. >> it was two weeks on the job, i got called into the cfo's office. and they said that, "oh, you should have told us about the chick-fil-a video. you are fired." >> reporter: so, he started showing the so-called "chicken incident" video at job interviews to get it out in the open. rejection, rejection, rejection. >> the constant rejection that he has had going forward, it's been really brutal. >> reporter: wife amy is now the family breadwinner. this may sound silly, but change your name, dye your hair, grow a different beard. >> all things that were recommended and some of those things i tried. >> reporter: occasionally, he'd get an offer. then, always a call or voicemail like this -- >> i just don't want to see this be a distraction or any backlash. some of the others have expressed their concern. >> reporter: adam smith, self-made man, reduced to nothing. his kids even trying to find ways out of his hell

. >> from portland oregon. >> and a few others. >> the emmy award winner work on taxi, cheers and drew show. he was just 59 years old. >> all of the characters and flankers they are name after streets in portland, oregon which is kind of interesting. >> you know your simpson's historiy used to live in port land. matt is one of the biggest thing there and the band ever clean. >>> a 20 year-old woman in montgomery county missing. the clue found along the highway that might lead to her whereabouts. 14 irresistible flavors. one for the mood. one for the moment. each one can make every day more delicious than the last. the taste could only be baileys. the experience could only be yours. baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. >>> dozens of people are hurt after a philadelphia amtrak train crashes in the the tractor trailer. terrifying moments of impact that were caught on camera. >>> lets look outside after a warm really nice monday the rain is on the way sue serio will tell you when it will start falling. >>> search is underway for a miss would go man in montgomery county, a live report

their aspiration at the time was to expand to portland, oregon. somewhat persuaded them that perhaps starbucks was bigger. and they needed somebody like e. you have to understand, starbucks had three stores in 1982. but the core business was selling pounds of ground and roasted coffee for home use. a year after i joined the company, i went to italy for the first time. of course, you can't walk through any major city or town in italy without running into a coffee bar. and seeing the sense of community and romance around espresso. it just made me realize that starbucks perhaps was not in the right part of the coffee business. that the real business and opportunity was the integration of the beverage into creating a destination and sense of ommunity in the store. what i experienced in italy was something that was transferable n the u.s. bring for the first time great coffee, introduce new beverages that nobody has heard of. nobody had heard of a café latte before. i raced home to talk to the founders about the experience i had. and they rejected it.

it has the capacity of 54,000 tons, but currently our new dry dock in portland, oregon is pushing a challenge because that dry dock has the capacity of 80,000 tons. the tenant as i have indicated before is in good standing and providing very relevant services to the maritime industry in the field that it provides the pier, alteration, maintenance for those that come and to the bay waters. currently the tenant generated $54 million and provided employment for over 250 craft persons. i'm going to talk on some of the fishers -- fixtures of shipyard. in the picture in the front of the shipyard you have the crane, the heavy equipment, there are workers on the right i believe providing chips at the dry dock and the cruise ship. that is another picture of a cruise ship on dry dock no. 2. this is a picture of another dry dock. the shipyard currently is facing a number of challenges. we started the conversation about 2 years ago in the sense that on the current lease there is a provision that bae from the port 2 years before the lease was expired to indicate interest in extending the lease. out of tha

we'll go to portland, oregon with more on what they are thinking heading in to this game. >> reporter: yes, very rarely do they play that card, but all of them are saying just one thing. that this seed is too high. >> here is why they are saying it. 21 wins. but their offense could be a little skiddish at times. a couple years ago they embarrassed them. a year before that they ran them off the floor. a year before that, miami of ohio embarrassed them. do you get my drift? he knows the team's history. >> i think that this group, that they have heard about or experienced and learned from the mistakes in the past. so i think that it is their focus and that you would play. we try to keep them as long as we can. >> reporter: great basketball action all around the country as we will be covering it for you. back to you guys in the studios. guys and ladies? >> all right, nothing to do now, but play the game. >> all right, they are coming up soon too right after the cbs evening news. >> we're back tonight following ncaa basketball, so we will see you then. it's the biggest trade vi

. >>> two pink chickens roaming around portland oregon. nobody knows where they came from or how long they have been been there. an animal services officer came to get the chickens to keep them safe while they try to identify an owner. >> that's kind of strange. >>> march massness continues toarcht in yesterday's axe kentucky minnesota expect to move on to the elite 8. >>> forward wayne simmons and andrew mcdonald went down wednesday night while trying to block shots. simmons could have a broken leg mcdonald a broken arm. >>> plans for love park taking shape. >>> we have concerns over how healthy children's meals are. >> reporter: we have rain falling across the region, that one shot up north looks like it might be wet snow making it down to the ground, but immediately melting. this afternoon it will be drier but cooler. we'll have the day planner coming up and get you to the airport. and see if there are any delays out there. >> love park in center city is going under a new design. it will include the love statue. the city will present th

they'll play eastern washington in portland, oregon on thursday. and a heads-up the ncaa men's college basketball tournament begins tonight in dayton ohio. fans are being warned to watch out for fake tournaments. the tournament is a popular time for people to sell tickets across the web but experts warn people want to go go to a game should visit a special ncaa website to buy authentic tickets. this is perfect in time for st. patrick's day. when compared to people in other states, residents right here in the nation's capital are some of the drunkest in the nation. d.c. ranks third among states in binge drinking. that comes from the centers of disease control and prevention which looks at the prevalence of binge drinking in bars per capita. speeb speaking of drinking, they are offering the sober ride campaign this st. patrick's day. the program runs until 4:00 tomorrow morning. call 1-800-200-taxi. thank them for doing that. jummy: one last look at the forecast. jummy: there's a house that could be yours for a dollar. the home owner in maine of this

in her career to document the rare cases of vaccine-preventable illness that turned up in her portland, oregon, icu. (baby coughing) she has used the footage to teach other medics how to recognize these diseases. >> i'm old eno ugh to have seen most of the serious life-threatening illnesses that are largely suppressed and some almost eradicated by the modern vaccines. this baby was a victim of rotavirus. there's major fluid deficiency in this child's tissues. actually kills over half a million humans annually, most of them elsewhere on the planet. the community recollection for these diseases has largely disappeared, and so the parents of younger kids who are of vaccine age are unlikely to have had any personal experience. and unless the grandparents or others can tell them what it was like and happen to have had knowledge of somebody who had a severe complication, it's easy to imagine that these diseases are eradicated. those spots are actually something probably none of you have ever seen. they're chicken pox. this patient had one of the commoner potentially lethal complications of chicken p

the winds were so strong yesterday in portland oregon that they tore scaffolding off a skyscraper. it was all caught on camera. witnesses say people ran from the scene. no one was hurt. >>> it was a windy day yesterday here but the winds have settled down and a nice day is brewing. yes, it's chilly to start with. 34 degrees in philadelphia. a little bit of a breeze. now at 8 miles per hour. sunshine will warm the temperature up and we will stay dry today. there will be a few scattered clouds. you can see the first batch moving in from the west. right now, it can is completely dry and nothing falling from these clouds. they'll be streaming into the area so we'll be in and out of the clouds. partly sunny today. wet weather will have to wait until tomorrow. today, we're in for a warmup on this final monday of winter. 41 degrees by 9:00 in philadelphia. then through the noontime hour and into the afternoon, the warming continues. 57 degrees in philadelphia at 3:00 this afternoon. millville up to 53. nice rebound from the temperatures that are just below freezing right now in south jers

yeah, pink chickens in portland, oregon. generating a lot of buzz. do we not have the pictures?e go. see, i told you. >> look at that. >> so, how do you think they figure out this color? >> you got me. >> yeah, well -- >> it was a mystery. the owner used food coloring, beet juice to dye the birds. it worked. the chickens are back home, but the owner was fined after the prank because you aren't supposed to let chickens out in the public, but they have been invited to several parades. >> might i brag about you for just a moment? >> it might be short lived. >> in this building, you might win this ncaa bracket challenge. she is high on the leader board. beating everybody. >> i know, because i just blindly pick and then do i like the school colors and it works. >> see folks at home, don't figure it out, just do that and you, too, could be a bracket challenge winner. >> thank you. >> anyway, we're all over the place today. high school, hockey, even w.e. signature event, wrestle mania. we have to hit you first with the ncaa tournament play from elite 8 to final 4. who do you got? ♪turn

the winds so strong yesterday in portland oregon that they tore the scaffolding off a skyscraper sendingis plummeting down to the streets. no one was injured. >>> a new york lawmaker is calling for a ban on sales of long-range green laser pointers because of the danger they pose to pilots. he cited an increase of incidents in which the green lasers were aimed at aircraft during takeoff and landing. he said it disorients pilots. safety experts say green lasers are more powerful than other colors can be seep for miles. >> you now have a second chance to sign up for health insurance under the affordable care act. the government is offering a special enrollment period now to people who were confused about enrollment enrollment. you have until april 30th to sign up to avoid the fee for the rest of 2015. >>> new jersey's three medical marijuana dispensaries could soon start making and selling edible forms of that drug. medical marijuana advocates have been pushing governor christie to do more to ease access for children who could be helped by that form of medical marijuana. >>> nurses from acr

the hoyas taking on eastern washington in portland oregon. eastern washington's coach predicted a win before the game. he was wrong. georgetown won that game 84-74. see, you can't trash talk like that. georgetown is a strong team. they play again on saturday against fifth seeded utah. >> and now to the -- there is my tweet. you probably saw my facebook post and tweet shortly after they lost to ohio state. i was literally standing up for the last ten minutes of this game. it took overtime to decide this in the end, ohio state moved on. so vcu, there's always next year for us. we'll do it. >> yes. you've been consistent. >>> here is a look at today's games. virginia takes on belmont on trutv, maryland takes on valparaiso at 4:40 on tnt. go terps. and i want to mention fairfax county schools open on time morning just in. fairfax county schools on time. >>> i'm richard jordan at the live desk following a developing story this morning. we just got in new video overnight from a huge fire in chicago. this was in the archer heights neighborhood. take

the hoyas out in portland oregon. campus very early to get ready for their matchup against eastern washington after missing out on the ncaa tournament last year georgetown isn't stopping to smell the roses. they know what this trip is all about. >> it's business time. this time it's either win or go home. we don't play again if we don't win. it's all business. no fun at this point. >> the message has been pretty consistent. you know since the pairings came out. let's just stay focused on eastern washington and nothing else. >> it's never too early to talk quarterbacks around here. tonight sources tell me there is still a chance the eagles could sign tim tebow if they can trade their third string quarterback. he worked out with phil yesterday. meanwhile, here in washington the redskins they resigned eded colt mccoy. he had four touchdowns and three interceptions last season winning two of the four games he played in including the big win against dallas a mid-december neck injury ended his season though. jay gruden said

georgetown plays thursday night in portland oregon. the hoyas ride into the dance with a little more confidence than they have in recent years. and are optimistic despite all the chirping about their number four seed being too high. >> someone has to be number one. someone has to be number 10. but when you look at the teams individually, you know, side by side collectively, there's not much difference. the teams that are in this tournament are very good. they're playing well. they feel good about themselves because they won the conference tournament so you have to play. you have to go out and win. tim: our shot of the day comes from the practice of north florida, look at this. sophomore moore, 3/4 court and bang! he rips cord. and then watch, he goes over and heads to the first round tournament game. show a little emotion, fellas! that shot is a good omen. the nationals beat the tigers this after in the grapefruit league. steven strasbourg was really sharp. this was a nice day for him. justin verlander gave up his first runs in over a

you can see the strong winds in portland, oregon, knocked the scaffolding off of a skyscraper all the way to the ground. witnesses say that scene was like something out of a movie. nobody amazingly was injured. >> and that's remarkable. can you imagine the people walking below? >> always under a ladder, scaffolding, you know, tumbling down. >>> you know what mike, always got to be on your toes. >> if you were under that scaffolding, more than bad luck, that was bad positioning there. fortunately not the case. over here, good video, i'll tell you. over here, we're looking at the bay bridge, this is great video, great live shot actually. we're showing you the live traffic flow. just label the of backup. we don't typically have all of the cash lanes open just a couple minutes after 5:00, and that's what's happening here. no incidents reported for the span. we'll show you the map and the approach coming over the east bay. approach down from the upper east shore freeway at the top and oakland area. we're showing this new drive. we have the warriors playing tonight. that's a great game, sur

. >> georgetown hoyas have made their way to portland, oregon, for the opening round game against eastern washington late thursday night at 10:00. our dave owens made the trip and he caught up with the head hoya. >> reporter: welcome to portland, everybody. just hours ago the georgetown hoyas arrived here, got off the buses and went to work. john thompson, iii has been saying how much he's impressed with eastern washington. he's had 24 hours to watch film. he's even more impressed. >> it's a where he impressive group. they're -- very impressive group. they're one of the most offensively efficient teams i've seen this year. they have multiple people that can really score. the shooting is unbelievable. they do a great job of spacing and they have a poised presence. >> reporter: how scary is that because they will be here obviously six hours away. they'll have people here in large number. they're an undersize group, but they can spread you out in a lot of different ways like some of these smaller teams have done. that's a scary thing. >> it is, but this time of year every team is good. all 6

yuma arizona average 68.4 las vegas 60 and portland, oregon 49. -- these extremes are taking a toll in duncan on the economics in the east. >> this week boston is expected to surface-- surpass a record of nearly 108 total inches of snow this season. winter storms have cost massachusetts more than $100 million. attendance at places of worship are down. church leaders say they're struggling to keep up with snow removal heating and maintenance costs. 60 presbyterian churches in new england have collectively asked for at least 300,000 from the national churches disaster relief fund. many households are burning through their heating budgets. john drew works for a social service agency in boston that helps low income families. >> how many families have exhausted their benefits? >> well across the state, i would estimate 160,000 households? >> but the snowfall has been a windfall for others. william mahoney is the co-founder of the app plows and mows the uber of snowplows. he says february was the most profitable month since the company started 14 months ago. >> we plan on being over 60 by th

that game in portland, oregon. and for hockey fans, the caps play the wild in minnesota tonight while in baseball, geogonzalez and anibel sanchez each pitched two hit baseball today and each looked sensational. nats and tigers played a scoreless 10 inning game and in spring ball, that's it. it's over. scoreless tie. maureen: more to come. doug: here's an update on the advisory areas north and west of the city from before sunrise to 2:00 p.m. pink area, winter storm warnings. expect precipitation to move in the form of snow. early in morning for the rush. changing to rain during the day and ending. maybe an inch or so. grassy areas but roadways for the morning commute should remain just wet. a little more snow on the grass north and west and a lot more up in the mountains. steve rudin will be watching the latest computer model graphics. if anything, i think we'll maybe call for less than more. i think we're on target. i don't think it's going to be a big deal. but he'll have that and the updated snow prediction map

take the case of glenn williamson, a tech entrepreneur in portland, oregon. in august of 2012, he got the worst news possible. >> i was in the philippines speaking at a conference, and, you know, when your phone goes off 15 times and it's 3:00 in the morning in the united states, you have a bad feeling. you know it's not a good call. >> reporter: glenn's 73-year-old mother, lee, had died. as her fiduciary and as a 25- year veteran of the tech world, it fell to him to manage her online accounts. >> i knew my mom being a cool grandma, was on twitter. so, i knew she was on twitter and i knew she had a yahoo account. so, we had a baseline to start, but that's all we knew. >> reporter: after 20 hours of searching glenn found 13 different accounts belonging to his mother, including email social media and shopping accounts. >> so, we broke it down into categories-- travel, sentimental value, security-- and basically we searched on about 75 different sites. >> reporter: some had real value. after going through all the airlines we got to united and united did, indeed

take a look at these things right here, found running around waterfront park in portland oregon yesterdayt, no one's reported them missing. not hard to identify. i mean, my pink chickens missing -- >> only so many. >> yes, pink chickens are being held right now we're told at the portland animal shelter. >> goodness, someone just died them pink and then let them loose? >> not right. poor little chickens. must be embarrassing. >>> 5:53 right now we check in with kate. >> i i'm wondering easter tying in this with? >> i don't think dying chickens pink will make them lay pink eggs, though. >> we'll find out soon. >> yikes. let's get you out there, for example. storm scan3, brinking in signs of life. yes, purple showing up. but don't worry about any snow sticking to the ground. if you see flakes out there not out of the question, but temperatures will stay well enough above freezing it is strictly rain and wet roads out of t any of the rain primarily coming down this morning, later this afternoon not heck of a lot of sunshine, but should dry out. vittoria? >> thank you so much katie. good morni

in portland oregon wind gusts near 60 miles an hour ripping down this scaffolding. back here in new richmond nearly in the ohio almost getting to the critical 58-foot mark. haven't seen that in nearly 20 years. the warm temperatures helping the snow melt. 84 in omaha. 90 degrees in broken bow. it is widespread. we got into the 70s here. cold front coming through tomorrow. temperatures drop 30 degrees. by wednesday in the northeast, won't get out of the 30s in new york city. 29 for a high in boston, david. march proving once again to be a wild month. >> all right, rob marciano right there in ohio tonight. rob, thank you. >>> and there is extreme weather overseas this evening in thepacific, take a look. stunning images. the aftermath of cyclone pam. 185 185-mile-per-hour winds. at least 24 people dead. tens of thousands in shelters. tonight fears whole communities have been simply wiped away. >>> back here at home now, to ferguson missouri the suspect in those police shootings in court. how he's explaining the shootings now. as the mayor tonight faces a recall digging

a windstorm blew through portland, oregon. the scaffolding fell off a building.side the building bore the brunt of it. no one was injured. bet you didn't know eagles can take pretty good pictures. p on saturday an eagle was launched from the top of a world's tallest building in dubai on the persian gulf. a video camera strapped to its back captured the trip as the bird soared over the city and then circled down 2,700 feet and back into the arms of its trainer. in a moment we'll take you sailing in space. w where the sun, not the wind, will provide the push. >> this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by cbs health, because health is everything. the wish we wish above all...is health. so we quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclinic for walk-in medical care. and created programs that encourage people to take their medications regularly. introducing cvs health. a new purpose. a new promise... to help all those wishes come true. cvs health. because health is everything. if you're taking multiple medications does your mouth often

he received a bachelor's degree from william university portland oregon and law degree from new yorkday. we know you can help us in many ways to understand some of the difficulties we're going to have to get through. and hopefully give us some advice on how to get through it. our second witness is another great human being who i greatly admire and admired before he came to the senate, and that's senator bill bradley. senator bradley represented the people of new jersey here in the senate for three terms. beginning in 1979. as a member of the senate finance committee, he played a pivotal role in the drafting and passage. tax reform act of 1986. of course prior to his time in the senate, senator bradley was a great professional basketball player. he's a two-time nba champion and a member of the basketball hall of fame. senator bradley holds a bachelor's degree in american history from princeton university and a masters degree from oxford university where he was a rhodes scholar. he's the author of six books and currently hosts "american voices" a radio show highlighting the accomplishm

the service is currently being tested in portland oregon.tarbucks plans to rollout mobile ordering nationwide later this year. go pro ceo nick wood is known for a lot of things. -- nick woodman is known for a lot of things. but one lesser-known is philanthropy. emily chang caught up with him at a fundraiser called build, an organization that promotes innovation in public schools. emily: what does the word entrepreneur me to you? >> win some you can take an idea and make it real. an entrepreneur can be a business person, an artist, a musician, anybody that can have an idea and turn into reality. emily: and how did you do that? >> i dedicated myself to it. when i was 22 years old, i promised myself i would work my tail off until the age of 30 at a minimum to succeed as an entrepreneur. that was extremely important because i had a lot of failure along the way. emily: the first company started failed. >> and then there was a company that i did not even start that i failed out. so i had to failures before go pro. emily: how do failures drive you

dave owens was at the game in portland, oregon. i'm sure he's wearing a gray coat.s, of course. good evening, dave. [ laughter ] >> hey, what's going on, holden? i can tell you courtside the intensity level between these teams was off the charts. both of them said yesterday that this game would be a slugfest and it was and i've got to tell you it took a lot of mental stamina for these two teams to grind through this second of games in three days. let's take a look at some of the video because this was a pretty good basketball game. let's start with trowic one of senior leaders on georgetown. got off to a great start. nails a three-pointer to make it 21-10. georgetown hit 5-7 of their first threes. down the stretch, tom mccarthyiew -- too much utah. wright is outstanding. utah wins 64 -- check that, 74- 64 and they are moving on. tough locker room for the hoyas. >> it's sudden. it's fast. you know, we have five or six seniors in that locker room that have played their last game wearing this uniform. it's difficult. >> it's heartbreaking. this team, we had a lot of hi

a service currently being tested in portland oregon, 650 stores in oregon, washington, idaho, and alaskaext week, planning to roll out mobile ordering nationwide later this year. extreme sports, but one of the lesser-known passions philanthropy. emily chang caught up with him at the fundraiser for a nonprofit called build an organization that promotes entrepreneur shift in public schools. take a listen. emily: what does the word entrepreneur mean to you? >> when somebody can take an idea and make it real. an entrepreneur could be a business person, an artist, a musician, anyone who can have an idea and into reality. emily: how did you do that? nick: i dedicated myself to it. when i was 202i promised myself -- when i was 22 i promised myself i would work my tail off to succeed as an entrepreneur. that was extremely important, because i had a lot of failure along the way. emily: right, the first company started failed. nick: and there was a company that i didn't even start that failed. i really had to failures before i succeed with go pro. emily: how did that affect you? nick: at the time,

. >>> georgetown men's basketball team getting set to make their cross country trip to portland, oregon. they start their ncaa tournament this friday night against eastern washington. it's been three years since they won a game in the big dance. john had a simple message for his players as they boarded the bus. >> just stay focused. the message has been pretty consistent since the pairings came out. stay focused on eastern washington and nothing else. >> it's business time. this time it's either win or go home. we don't play again if we don't win. it's all business, no fun at this point. >> reporter: now coming up later on news 4 at 5:00 we'll tell you what they need to do to avoid an early exit. from georgetown, i'm jason pugh news 4 sports. >>> the maryland terps are the number 1 seed. they are now getting ready to face new mexico state in college park this saturday. and a lot to celebrate at george washington as well. the women's team is on the 6 seed of the tournament. they are in the same region as the terps, which mean they could play each other if they both win their first three

i'm outside of portland, oregon, to meet commercial beekeeper, and witness the bee crisis firsthand.es do you have out right now that are pollinating crops? >> well, we run 5,000 hives of bees. >> wow. >> and there are 24 in the field right now. >> 24 hives. >> 24 hives right now. everything else is out hopefully creating revenue and make a crop. >> you run bees in washington, oregon, california? >> yes and bees in idaho and north dakota as well right now. >> wow. george is one of the hundreds of commercial beekeepers who truck their migratory bee colonies up to 11,000 miles in a year crisscrossing the map. a typical itinerary for a bee could be almonds, apples, plums in the winter, blueberries and cranberries in spring, pumpkins or watermelon in the summer and peppers in the fall. bees help crop more than $15 billion a year. so these little bees are big business. >> ready to rock. we caught up with a nearby onion seed farm where a few hundred are already on sight. what we need to do is check all of the hives and remove the excess honey so the bees don't get crowded and leave the fie

they'll try to change the trend thursday in portland oregon.wreakin' haven play thursday against ohio state. uva and maryland kick off their bids friday afternoon. good luck to everybody. we hope they do >>> wack right now talking about several stories online. one of the big ones in our area now is #ihatechristianl something p have talked about big line for several hours. a duke college basketball star in the '90s. espn ran a special on him which he live tweeted yesterday and in those tweets he sent out several apologies. you can see one playing there. apologizing t oth players and fans he fought with or insulted while he was playing basketball. the other big story, a lot of folks watching today on "the wash website, r tomorrow. benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister thinks he actually may lose the economy could play a role in this for him. even if he wins elections there allow co-leadership between the parties. we watch to see what happens there for you, and then i just had to show you this one. something else trending right now on twitter, ma

what some people were asking when they spotted these pink birds skrashing their way around the portland oregonront. >> passers by got a bird's-eye view. they came out to collect the chickens and take them to a shelter. officers say they were dyed probably by food colors. >>> fee january know sitting atop one of the most people and unusual places. it's leaving many people wondering, where on earth did it come from? >> people have been hiking to this hill top in the santa monica mountains just for a chance to play. certainly kind of a difficult place to transport a piano. the question is, how did it get up there. >> turns out, it's for a music video. they hauled the heavy instrument up a one-mile stretch. it's unknown whether the piano will be taken down or just remain there. >> be cool to keep it there. might be a problem with the weather. >> that's right. >>> abc7 news at 4:00 continues up next. the economic body slam now hitting the bay area as levi stadium gets ready for wrestle map ya this weekend. >>> coming up new at 5:00 -- >> both my husband and i opened up our hearts. >> then they were

ordinarying that allows if help to place orders and fix them up without waiting expanded from portland oregon washington state, idaho and alaska next week. >> we have the slowest service. how done do you have to wait? another second? or two? >> time is money. >> how is the weather? >> you want the app to load as possible so you can watch live doppler hd if you are away from the tv. brownie points for that? >> from kristen. not from me. >> live doppler hd bay point pittsburg, west leland road and highway 4, we have pulling away from danville and headed right up to mount diabolo and it is wet if you are going for a bicycle ride or a jog and wet weather from san mateo bridge into the south bay where the steady rain has been the last couple of hours along the east bay because the north bay is starting to see the showers become very scattered in nature the transition for the rest of us between 7:00 and 9:00 as the cold front moves. expect to have slick streets like we have here even if it is not raining. 280 and 17 you can see light rain and spray being check the up from all cars traveling through

this happened in portland, oregon, where a local flasher has been apprehended after a series of disturbingublic appearances. >> dep tizz have been looking for him for months. the man they say has been touching himself in front of complete strangers. police released this sketch of the suspect deputies believe they now have him in custody. his name is michael dick. >> jimmy: he was born to do it, i guess. i see why it took months to catch him. it doesn't -- hard to believe but this story gets better. >> the gentleman behind hiséú truck masturbating, naked, not even in his socks. he was enjoying himself. >> deputies say he did it again twice this week in the tickle creek area. >> jimmy: that's where you do it, right? michael dick in tickle creek. wasn't wearing any socks. let's go back to van halen. van halen became a band in 1972, not too far from here in pasadena. l.a. is their hometown. and so there's a lot of excitement that goes way back, all the hard-core van halen fans are in our neighborhood today. and we thought this would be a good area for tonight's pedestrian question. we went out

cavaliers they're down in charlotte and the georgetown hoyas are all the way on the west coast in portland oregonat's where we find our dave owens. >>> the motor center here in portland and they call it rip city. will georgetown's tournament dreams be torn apart by eastern washington. only time will tell. what's going on in portland, let's find out. >> hey, this must be one of the dance teams from the ncaa tournament teams. >> no, dave this is the wilsonville high school dance team. hit it ladies. >> you definitely want to be dancing this time of year. >> teams have come from everywhere. >> i think he's going to have a field day. >> fans in the house representing. >> i see a 20 plus game. >> oh really. >> 20 plus point game. >> arizona wildcats, they're confident too. >> i think they're going to need some voodoo magic to beat you guys. what do you think? >> might be rubbing a few dolls. e maybpushing a few pins. we'll see. >> i love your red jacket. >> this back but minus a button. the lady took my button from utah. just joking. it actually fell off in the street. we're obviously having a lot of

. >>> while terps and cavs have one more day, we'll go to portland, oregon as they would have more onfor the big game tonight. hey dave. >> reporter: hey what's up, guys. here is my bracket as i'm crumbling this thing up and i want to throw it in to that fire over there because iowa state and baylor, how could they do that to me? and of course that we have been talking about upsets all day. this is where they are really talking about upsets with georgetown and eastern washington and here is the question. will this be ground hog day once again for the la hoya and the tournaments? we'll see. they are the higher seed and favored. but you wouldn't know it. >> this is going to be a road game. that you're never going to believe that they would make two threes in a row. and then all of a sudden you would have them against you. >> yeah, the eagles are geographically closer and many have a premonition. >> a lot of people don't think that we would be in this position. and you know, we know what type of team we are. >> reporter: eastern washington could fly. the country's third best scoring team

timor is now back in the united states. 41-year-old stacey addison was greeted by her family in portland oregonn held without charge in east timor for nearly six months. she was arrested in september after she said she shared a taxi with a stranger that was carrying methamphetamine. >>> we're going to take a short break. when we come back the possible u.s. presidential candidate forced to explain a comment. >> do you think being gay is a choice if >> absolutely. >> that comment raised a lot of eyebrows here in the u.s. up next, what dr. ben carronson is saying about his answer now. then you haven't seen this commercial. book now and save during the spring break sale at hotels.com. so i got this listing. 3 bedroom, 3 bath. i have a client that lives out of state. just knew it was for her. so i tried to get her on video chat. i'm on verizon. i... i'm not. so it's not a problem. my video chat isn't working so i try to send photos but even that doesn't work. she saw the granite counters and the fire pit she went nuts. so i'm trying really hard to describe it but words are not my thing. that was all

vcu the seventh seed will tt the buckeyes of new york thursday at rams also playing out in portland oregono get those brackets filled out. the buckeyes of ohio state that is. >>> locally, george mayson has fired men's basketball head coach paul hewitt. he spent the last four years with the patriots. this past season the team finished wius nip wins and 22 losses. korlt a report from yahoo! sports, mason is focusing on jay larranaga tke over the program. he's currently an assistant with the boston celtics. >>> the maryland women could pack it um right now and we could stilll spectaculare undefeated home, a regular-sean anwothe big ten tournament but the season isn't over. time to dance. they find out who they play. jason pugh at maryla with the big ten's coach of the year on selection monda >> thoonks, diana. brenda frese, the head coach of the basketba team. tremendous arh season for your group. what was it at this team that made hem stand out more so than other teams you've had in the past? >> just the fact they were never satisfied. they me in set their own bar and continue raise the bar

this is in portland, oregon. the scaffolding blows right off a building and onto a car below. the weather caused other problems across the area, including a mud slide and uprooted trees. >> we don't have that werth here today, thank goodness but things are changing. >> certainly r we'll have our fair share every wind t won't be the kind of winds that can cause damage necessarily but you will notice it, make no mistake. let's go ahead start it off with quick check on storm scan3, which also decided it wanted to break out its kelly green, forcing saint patrick's day, but thankfully any of the moisture you're finding unless you're up in the poconos, won't mess with you all that much. anything we see will be very isolated frankly i think we're pretty much done with the potential for precipitation, in the city of philadelphia we talk about what's going to change, definately the temperature ankle the win as we hit the noon hour. look 62 degrees, not bad. >> by that point the wind starting to shift more northwest it will pick up, even as we hit 6:00 we may already be back in the 40's

for one man in portland oregon the answer from one of his friends was a resounding yes. >> there he is. >> on the tennis court -- >> good to sooyou. >> -- where the word love means you have nothing, no points ian simmons found enough love to safe his life. >> you look great. >> he was on this court february 18th taking a cardio workout class with pro dave edwards. >> he missed a lot more balls than he usually misses. i wouldn't think heart attack when he misses balls, you know? >> i got dizzy rapidly dizzy. more dizzy than i ever felt in my life. >> i thought he might be stretching on the ground. but he just went down pretty funny. >> i came running from the hallway there, screamed at the manager in here and literally grabbed this out of here. because i knew where it was. so i just pulled it out. and then where just ran it back out to the court right away. >> the aed was on the court in one minute according to his wife, lisa who had also been taking the class. >> we stood away from him, and it shocked him. and then he woke up in like 30 seconds. the only thing the surgeon said if we wo

thursday night at 10:00 it starts versus eastern washington in portland, oregon.e fourth seed, leaving the hilltop and getting a sendoff earlier toe. georgetown says they are in no hurry to get back to d.c. >> the method has been pretty consistent since the pairings came out. stay focused on eastern washington and nothing else. >> it's business time. this time it's win or go home. we don't play again if we don't win. it's all business, no fun at this point. >> i like that, all business. so has gw. the women have had one heck of a season, 29-3, atlantic champs getting a workout today as they get ready to head west to corvallis, oregon, to play gonzaga, colonials the sixth seed in the spokane region. >> a sign of a good team is you're playing your best basketball this time of year. we had a great regular team, went through the a-10 tournament, played great basketball. i think the team should be full of confidence because i think we're ready for this moment. >> gw/gonzaga friday night at 7:30 and at 6:00 our dave owen joins us live from the benson hotel in portland w

this is scaffolding in portland, oregon. the wind just some strong wind did that. ripped it right off the side of the building. witnesses say it look like something out of a movie. people were nearby they scattered trying to run from the debris. one was standing actually underneath t scaffolding. there were for injuries. >> strong wind can be very dangerous. a look at this boston breaks its all-time snow record for the season. some snow last night. last night helped the city break the record that was set in the winter of 1995 through 1996. this winter more than 108 inches of snow fell and that is the most snow since records have been kept way back in 1872. i'm goin congrats boston. >>> around here no snow to speak of not even cold weather really. 4 #4 degrees in tenleytown. >> and chuck bell has your weather and traffic on the 1s good morning. after yesterday's wind whipped sunday we have a much milder and less wind to deal with today. out the door weather this morning, it's seasonably chilly. some of our neighborhoods lik gaets laits and rockville just below the f