maryland beats princeton 85-70.ason pugh down at the xfinity center with more on maryland's big win. >> dianna when the president picks your team to lose that can motivate any squad, not that maryland needed much motivation today against princeton, but not having the commander in chief in their corner certainly provided it. >> sorry, man, but we had to bust your bracket. [ cheers ] >> i'm hoping one of these years that he will -- two times now that we haven't been picked but obviously i understand it in terms of the family tie. >> is it too late for him to jump on the maryland bandwagon? >> he still can. there's still time obviously. he can jump back in and maybe redo his bracket. >> have more room on the bandwagon, president obama, sorry that we busted your bracket. maybe next year you'll pick us. >> brenda frese's squad advances to the sweet 16. up next for the terps -- duke. i'm jason pugh news 4 sports. >>> i should add that the president's niece played on princeton's team. hence the reason why he was rooting fo

princeton hangs for a half, minister land goes on a 17-two run. princeton loses by 15. tigers undefeated run is over. they finished 31-one. >>> two weeks from today phillies regular season will be underway this afternoon inner play in clearwater. phils and twins, ryne sandberg and paul molitor, first time two hall of famers managed against one another. codey asche, one rub home run, third of the spring phillies win three to nothing. the that is sports. >> thanks, ducis. jimmy kimmel leave next on channel six followed by night line. chelsea clinton and adam corolla and music from the zach brown band. "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnell, david murphy and karen rodgers for traffic. for cecily tynan and ducis rodgers, i'm jim gardner, good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's “jimmy kimmel live”! tonight -- chelsea clinton. adam carolla. and music from zac brown band. with cleto and the cletones. and now, let us say, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi everybody. i'

>> host: princeton professor, when we write history don't rewrite it as conflict? >> guest: i think a lot of teeple to write history as conflict. i think there is an entirely good reason why that is so. that is to say that war was and is and always will be a major part of human history. i suppose the reason -- one of the reasons i got to write the undivided past was because i thought that the predilection today to see the world in manicured terms divided essentially between the good guys and bad guys has in my view become a mindset which is excessive too prevalent and insufficiently investigated. i thought that it would be interesting to write a book built around the six categories of identity were conflict is often a major way in which the past is written about, to say hold on this is indeed part of the story, but there's another story to tell as well. i've tried to make the case for getting more attention to in this book. .. seems to me that very often, more often than not, i think, the world is actually a more complicated place than that, and it seems to me that

" amaney jamal prefer at princeton is the author. professor jamal, let's start with the question that you ask on the back of this book, which is why has democracy been slow in the middle east and the arab world. >> guest: the book tackles this question head on, and what i do in the book is try to take on a lot of the both academic explanations why we haven't seen democracy in the region as well as the more popular explanations about why we haven't seen democracy in the middle east. so let's start with the popular explanation. often times people say that there's something unique about the religion of islam or the culture of islam that has prevented true democracy in the region. so this is something that i engage with seriously in the book and first of all i argue well probably some truth to that but let's look at the empirical record. look at the number of muslim countries worldwide inside the middle east and outside the middle east easily you can say about 60% of those countries have democracy or transitioned towards democracy. so, -

. >>> princeton professor when we write history don't we write it as a conflict? >> a lot of people do write history as conflict. there is a good reason why that is so. that is to say that war is and was and always will be a major purge of history and i am far from wanting to deny that. one of the reasons i got to write the past is because i thought that the predilection today to see the world divided essentially between the good guys and bad guys has become a mindset that is investigated and i thought it would be interesting where the conflict is the major way which the parties had have written about to say hold on this is indeed part of the story but there is another to tell as well. it says the world is divided between those who go to heaven and those who go to hell and that those who are good and bad. that's the way hollywood invites us around the good guys and the bad guys and much of the covert agenda media coverage and the media is built with the notion. it seems to me more often than not the world is a more complicated place than that and it seems to me th

she's on princeton's team. here's what the coach said after the game about the threat. >> incredibly disappointing it's the first question we get being 31-1 in the ncaa tournament is about a freak. no doubt, which is disappointing. what i'm going to say wherever we are, college park police have that under control. leslie is safe. she's in my locker room. no one loves her like i do and she's an important part of our team. so keep the freaks out of your gym. how about it? >> craig robinson, leslie's father, is the brother of michelle obama. >>> it has been a dental in the size of the region's largest -- dent in the size of the region's largest police forces. >> now a special commission in fairfax has is looking at ways to fix that and it won't be easy. our hank silverberg is at a commission meeting that just broke up an hour ago. >> reporter: you know the names john geer and sacolosi. there have been a lot of information on how the police handled that and it's now all subject to public review. >> my son would be

a mall, professor of politics at princeton is the author. professor jamal, let's start with the question that you ask on the back of this book which is why has democracy been slow in the middle east and the arab world? >> guest: so the book tackles this question head on, and what i cois i try to take on -- what i do is i try to take on the academic explanations as well as the more popular explanations about why we haven't seen democracy in the middle east. so if you look at -- let's start with the popular explanations. often times people say there's something unique about the rehiggs of islam or the culture of islam that has prevented true democracy in the region. there's probably some truth to that, but let's look at the empirical record. if you look at the number of muslim countries worldwide inside and outside the middle east easily you could say about 60% of those countries have democratized or transitioned towards democracy. so then -- sorry -- >> host: i just want to say an example. >> guest: an example. well turkey's considered a demo

his book the undivided past. >> joining us on the tv is politics professor at princeton. she's written a new book called the birth of politics eight greek and roman ideas and why they matter today. professor were the greeks and romans successful politicians? >> they were. they managed in different cities date to develop the world's first democracy and they that they produced works of art and literature great works of architecture and political institutions into voting for example which remains fundamental and the romans of course were for 500 years and in the empire for another 500 said depending on the nature of success they have a lot to offer. >> but for some of the similarities between the two clicks >> that is an interesting question. they emphasized the role of the election for the people studying the terms of legitimacy so that's true in the greek democracies and the roman republic so for example no law could be passed without the assemblies we think about the eu meet in rome in the senate for example but they couldn't pass the law. they could manage the budget but

the president sees princeton improve to 31-0.inceton plays top seed maryland next. >>> to football now, chuck bednarik died at the age of 89. he flew 30 missions as b-24 gunner during world war ii. on the field one of his signature moments was leveling frank gifford in 1960. nay won the championship that year. and here is what he had to say about they chronic photo. >> we were ahead 14-10. they were driving down the field to go ahead and beat us. and when i saw that unbeknown to me behind me like this out like a light was frank and i turned around and i said this effin' game is over and the guy took the picture. >> that's your look at sports. >>> ready, set, and go. easter is two weeks away but it's not too early to celebrate with an easter egg hunt in south philadelphia. the kids were dashing through a snow-covered garden looking for the eggs. as you can see out there, most of the snow melted away with the warmer temperatures. >> it was a perfect day for the event. tomorrow it won't be as nice. the temperatures drop down to 43 a

we'll tell you why the commander in chief is a fan of princeton.she thought it was unfair, ridiculous that we have to move to another state in order for her to pass away without suffering. >> britney maynard's story on the mix. >>> so today is the ninth anniversary of the very first tweet. ever sent. it came from jack dorsey in 2006 and read just setting up my twitter. from that, the social media network exploded. it now has 288 million monthly active users. >> my first tweet was i think my first tweet. his was not anything more creative than that either. it's pretty much what you say the first time. president obama had a special reason to attend a college basketball game today. he was in maryland to cheer on his niece in the women's ncaa tournament between princeton university and the university of wisconsin green bay. his niece leslie robinson plays for the undefeated princeton tigers. by the way she's the daughter of first lady michelle obama's brother. leslie robinson and the princeton tigers defeated the university of wisconsin green bay today

the freshman forward for princeton was reportedly not aware of the threat before the game, but her coach was. >> leslie's safe. no one loves her like i do. and she's an important part of our team. so keep the freaks out of the gym, how about it? >> reporter: authorities here say a woman called the school's police department saying she received a text indicating a man she knew had a gun and mentioned president obama's niece. campus police started an investigation immediately and notified the secret service. some agents were already inside the arena guarding supreme court justices sonia sotomayor and elena kagan who were in attendance. fans who learned of the added security measures after the game were surprised. >> that's news to me. >> reporter: over the weekend president obama attended the princeton game against wisconsin-green bay. the commander in chief was not there last night. leslie robinson is the daughter of craig robinson craig is michelle obama's brother. anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington thank you, susan. >>> texas senator ted cruz travels to new york this week to ra

it follows threats against president obama's neice who plays on the princeton basketball team. the president did not attend the game, but two supreme court justices did. >> the buzzer, that's it. >> maryland's lady chirps ended princeton tigers undefeated season in monday night ncaa match up as undercover security agents stood guard throughout the arena. the win is being overshadowed by now unsubstantiated threat against president obama's neice, leslie robinson, freshman forward for princeton was reportedly not aware of the threat before the game. but her coach was. >> leslie is safe. no one lovers her like i do. she an important part of our team. keep the freaks of the gym how about it? >> authorities here at the university of maryland say a woman called the school's police department saying she received a text indicate ago man she new had a gun and mentioned president obama's neice. campus police started an investigation immediately and notified the secret service. some agents were already inside the arena guarding supreme court justice's sonia sotomayor and elena caring inch

a threat against one of the princeton players that happens to be president obama's niece. christine brennan broke the story. she joins us on the phone. what have you learned? >> anderson leslie robinson's forward is not playing in the game on the bench. the athletic department received an 8-minute long voicemail according to a source that told me all about this and the voicemail of the woman leaving that message talking about a man describing on the campus with a locked handgun and the voicemail also mentioned leslie robinson president obama's niece. so at that point the university of maryland sets up security. they have under cover security officers near or on the bench. obviously, we can't tell who they are. they are under cover. 96 the secret service is here because both sonia sotomayor happen to be here to cheer on tear princeton tigers. there is a lot going on here in terms of actual presence you wouldn't know the difference anderson pacific, i would say i would never have known any of this were going on had i not been told mimi source. >> we are showing pictures of t

they beat princeton. the team president obama's face plays for.e plays for, the one he picked them over in his bracket. >> you have princeton advancing against merchandise. >> maryland i have to say i'm completely biased on this one. >> we have to bust your bracket. sorry man! >> reporter: ling and bandon mum in the locker room matched the frenzy on the court. the terps opened on a 17-2 run. perhaps inspired by their major motivator. brenda freeze and her pre-game speeches. >> you know ever since we got the talk going on you know president obama pick princeton all right? this is america's team. well, will you let your play tonight? you let your play tonight do the talking. >> reporter: they did. and after the game, the players did some talking of their own. and you guys busted president obama's bracket. how -- what is your message to president obama after doing that? >> our message is that we're still final four capable and going to keep going. >> we busted his bracket last year too. so maybe next year he'll get on the maryland bands wagon because

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princeton on hand for history. princeton picked up their first-ever ncaa tournament. the coach was caught up in the moment so much she hardly noticed the commander in chaef. chief. >> i was kind of hoping we'd win by more so i would have a second to enjoy the fact that he was there. and a picture of me with him in the background as proof, right? >> they advance in the tournament with that win. they take on maryland tomorrow. that should be an interesting game. monday i should say. we'll see if the president shows up again. try to get that picture. >> yeah. see if the president's niece is playing. >> no kidding. >>> enjoy today while you can. >> still mild out there the next couple of hours. much cooler weather moves back in tomorrow. but just for a couple of days. >> that's not bad. i see the 69 lurking there later on in the week. >> flirting with 70s. sounds good to all of us about now. >>> that's going to do it for us. "nightly news" is up next. we'll see you again for news 4 >>> on this saturday night, machete attack. tonight, what authorities found in a bag he lef

. >> host: now joining us on book tv's politics professor at princeton melissa lane who has written a new book called "the birth of politics: eight greeks and roman political ideas and why they matter". professor, professor where the greeks and romans successful politicians? >> they managed to develop the 1st democracy in athens producing works of art, literature, and political institutions. voting for example, which will make -- remains fundamental to politics today. the romans a republic for 500 years and and an empire for about another 500 years. depending upon your measure of success they have a lot to offer. >> host: what were some of the similarities? >> guest: that is an interesting question. both of them really emphasized this role of election and a fundamental role for the people in setting the terms of legitimacy. so that is true and greek democracy and the roman republic. for example in the roman republic no law can be passed without being passed by a popular assembly. if you think about the influence of the elite in rome, that was significant but the senate could not pass

the president's niece plays for princeton. university of maryland police heard monday afternoon from a caller who reported a man with a gun who mentioned robinson. the game went on without any incident. >> leslie is safe of she's in my locker room. nobody loves her like i do. she's an important part of our team. keep the freaks out of the gym. >> president watched first round against wisconsin green bay on saturday but he was not at last night's game. in her last scheduled speech before a possible presidential announcement hillary clinton has offered the press an olive branch. >> another new hair style, a new email account, why not a new relationship with the press. so, here goes. no more secrecy. >> clinton making the remarks during a journalism ceremony last night. earlier in the day clinton reportedly met privately with president obama at the white house. josh ernest told reporters president obama and secretary clinton enjoy catching up in person when their schedules permit. this afternoon they met privately for about an ho

princeton was undefeated going into this game. extra security was on hand because of a now unsubstantiated threat to president obama's niece who plays on one of the teams. leslie robinson was reportedly not aware of the situation but her coach from princeton was. >> leslie, no one loves her like i do and she's an important part of our gym. keep the freks out of -- freaks out of our gym. >> the secret service were already on hand because justices sonia sotomayor was there. >>> angelina jolie takes another drastic step to prevent cancer. the actress is sharing her decision to have her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed in an op-ed in "the new york times." don champion has more. >> reporter: angelina jolie says she had her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed last week to ensure she has a long life with her husband and six children. the actress and director made the revelation in the "new york times" writing, i feel at ease with whatever will come, not because i am strong but because this is a part of life. it is nothing to be feared

president obama's niece plays for princeton. university of maryland police heard monday afternoon from a caller who reported a man with a gun who had mentioned roibzen. the game went on last night without any incident. >> she is safe in my locker room. no one loves her like i do and she's an important part of our team, so keep the freaks out of the jim. >> the president watched his niece play. that was on saturday but he was not at last night's game. >>> in her last scheduled speech, clinton has offered the press an olive branch. >> at new hair style. a new e-mail account. why not a new relationship with the press? so here it goes. no more secrecy. >> clinton made the remarks during a journalism award ceremony last night. earlier in the day she reportedly met privately with president obama at the white house. they told reporters. president obama and secretary clinton enjoy catching up in person when their schedules permit. they ziszed a range range of topics this morning. let's get down to business now. >> looks like we both got

she plays on princeton's women's basketball team and there was extra security at last night's

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the president sees princeton improve to 31-0 80-70, princeton plays top seed maryland next. >>> to football now, eagles legend, chuck bednarik died saturday at the age of 79. he served his country flying 30 missions as a b-34 waste gunner during world war ii. on the field, one of his signature moments was leveling the giant's frank gifford in 1960. the eagles went on to win the championship that year. here's what bednarik had to say about that iconic photo. >> we were at 14-10, they were driving down the field, to go ahead and beat us and when i saw that unbeknown to me behind me like this, out like a light was frank, and i turned around and i said this f'ing game is over and the guy went click, took the picture. >> after playing college football at 10 he played his entire 14-year pro career with the eagles. his 159 games are fourth most in eagles history. >>> to baseball phillies and blue jays pick it up at the top of the first. jose out of the park. he gave up back to back home runs in the innings. hamilton two and two-thirds 6-3. that's your look at sports. i'm danny pommells from comcas

not only that but the president's niece plays for princeton. will president obama be at the princeton game again tonight? who knows? i can tell you this he can't rebound against breanna jones and can't play defense against lexi brown. this will be decided on the court in college park. so all the build-up all the records, means absolutely nothing now. maryland has to play at a very high level, though i'll tell you that. they have to raise their basketball i.q. and the terps can't afford the 20 turnovers they had against new mexico state. but this should be a great game tonight in college park. this is one of those games that you look forward to because princeton is the only undefeated team left in women's basketball. this is going to be special. alison: fun to watch. absolutely. leon: what do you want to bet that mr. obama would like to rebound against lexi brown? tim: lexi would take him to the hole so fast. it would be ugly. don't do it mr. president. it would not be good for your image! alison: all right. tim, we'll be watching. see you in a

a princeton freshman who is president obama's niece. they spoke about the threat after the game. >> leslie is safe in my locker room and she is an important part of our team. so let's keep the freaks out of the gym. >> the police now say the threat was unsubstantiated. it happened about ten miles from the white house. >>> a beating on a sub way platform. tonight philadelphia police are hoping you will recognize the teenagers behind the attack in center city. you see a group of and its attack the victim as he sat on a bench in center city. the group then follows the victim as he tries to escape. the victim suffered minor injuries. >>> today surveillance video shows police tasering a man that got on to the tracks at one of center city's busiest tracks this morning. you can see him using the divider as if it was a balance daem. they say the man was having a mental break down. they say they had no chance but to subdue the man and use the taser on him >> the police officers are trained in safety awareness in the track area and there is good

. >> host: what do you teach here at princeton? >> guest: i teach political theory, so i teach in the department of politics. i'm also an associated faculty member in classicsics and fill so if and drs philosophy, and i teak courses on mid ethat political their, and taught courses on knowledge and politics and even on science and democracy, which takes me a little far from the greeks but actually one of the interesting things about the greeks is they were some of the people who really insisted that knowledge and expertise should be central to politics, and so i followed that thread into also thinking about aspects of modern society. >> host: when you talk about the greeks and their political growth period and the romans and their political growth period exactly what ages are we talking about here? what years. >> guest: so, in athens solan is acting in 510bc the end of the sixth century. goes the other way when you're going backwardses and plato and aristotle are writing in the 300s so athennian democracy comes to an end after alexa

princeton's head coach spoke to the media following the team's 85-70 loss. she expressed disappointment that the media's attention to that took away the focus of their 31-0 season. >>> students say hate speech is still happening both in person and online. delia goncalves is live at american university with more on the story and what the university plans to do. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, mike, andrea. first let me tell but this social media app. it's called jik yak and it works like -- yik yak and it works like twitter. you can see the posts only of people within a ten-mile radius of you and they are all anonymous. so administrators at american university, even though they denounced these comments, they don't know who posted them so they can't go after anyone. there's no accountability here. however, a number of young people that i spoke to here on campus say it's still affecting them and other people who are reconsidering coming to american university after reading comments like this. some say, quote, chain these monkey -- tame these mon

president obama's niece, she is a backup forward on this princeton team.y play tonight, tipoff set for 6:30 by the way. he attended the game over the weekend in college park to watch the tigers. they are perfect this year on the season haven't lost all year. maryland they are riding a 25-game winning streak of their own. and in talking to head coach brenda frese and a few of her players, they are not exactly thrilled about the president rooting against them. >> i think she's going to feel the fire. knowing the president's against us i mean, if we win, i think it's just going to be motivation going forward for the rest of the tournament. >> is it a relief to know thatis? >> i did see that today and i saw in his men's bracket he missed on five teams going to the sweet 16 so, i did note that mentally in terms of us moving forward. >> he picked princeton so, you know even if he comes here he's not cheering for us. i'm not saying i don't care about the president, but, i mean if he comes here he's not a maryland fan so, it's -- >> reporter: here's the thing. lik

his niece leslie robinson plays for the princeton team. she's a freshman. didn't get in the game actually but did you know this, kentucky is now 36-0. princeton's women's team is 31-0 for the season. >> wow. >> only undefeated women's team out there going. we need to give them a lot of attention as well. >> i love the fact he went to a women's game because women's basketball is so important and they deserve every second of attention. >> absolutely. sometimes he sits court side when he goes to games but looks like he is mixing it up with everybody. it is not too crowded at the game as you can see as well. princeton, the women there, 31-0. haven't gotten a lot of love and respect this year. get a little more. >> how are your brackets? >> i don't do it. >> why? >> it ruins the tournament for me. you're cheering for the bracket instead of the upset. ruins the tournament for me. so no brackets. just love the game. >> think they have political brackets for the 2016? >> i'll fill that out. >> coming up, the road trip that just got underway. the one that may change

that's what's happening with the princeton based educational testing. they did a study on millennials. what the study said things are not so good for them. american millennials got low mark in math and literacy, and the ability to follow simple instructions for problem solving. princeton said it's bad news for millennials, every orderly generation trashes the younger generation. >> of course. back when my father was young he walked ten miles to work everyday. >> and had to read an actual newspaper and listener to music on a record player. >> protesters were back on the street in ferguson yorchlt overnight. after the shooting of two police officers. >> trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ diswr happening now on "action news," accuweather is tracking a wet start to the weekend. >> developing now po

it was going to move to princeton, new jersey, the little village of princeton, and that is exactly what it did. what happened was quickly there were op-ed pieces in the newspapers saying this should never happen again. what congress needs is an exclusive jurisdiction, some territory where the federal government is supreme and controls everything. this idea had been talked about privately by members of congress for three or four years but it was so threatening to the constitutional basis of the republic in which the states were supreme that it was never brought out publicly until after the demonstration when the idea came out of the closet and to the floor of congress. another one of these amendments to the constitution, to the articles of confederation, that would allow congress to have a small territory over which it had exclusive jurisdiction. it was laughed off the floor of congress because the states controlled congress. in 1787, that committee report was taken out of the files of the pages of the continental congress and written into the united states constitution. it was not one m

they're both princeton grads.didate for president. hard to believe. 2016, huh? >> ted cruz has made a name for himself on capitol hill and while he is not the front runner in an interview with abc news released overnight he said that doesn't bother him. abc's karen travers has more. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz made it official. >> the enthusiasm we are seeing, the energy. the room was electric. cruz is the first republican out of the gate which gives him an opportunity to set the ideological tone. >> ted cruz will pull the republican field to the right. he's a conservative's conservative. >> reporter: cruz stormed in to office in 2012 backed by the power of the tea party and just as president obama did in 2008, cruz is trying to make the massive leap from freshman senator to the white house. the texas republican is most well-known for leading the fight against the president's health care law, a fight that led to a 16-day government shutdown in 2013. his father is cuban, his mother american. went to princet

she is a freshman forward playing for princeton university. the threat came in the form of an eight minute long voicemail received at the umd sports department. the secret service was also there, because supreme court justices sonia sotomayor and elena kagan were in the crowd. alison: possible reforms for the fairfax county police department following the death of john deregeer, who was not armed when he was shot by a police officer. richard reeve has the story. richard: there are police attorneys, mental health experts. also, the best friend of john gereer. the panel promising reforms, but there were heated exchanges. >> there is a lot of conjecture that this commission is just political cover for the elections coming up in november. richard: he did not mince words, talking about the 2006 shooting of his son by fairfax county police officer. >> my son would be alive today if the officer who shot him did not make a serious poor decision. >> when the police are investigating themselves something has to change. richard: commission member jeff st

leslie robinson plays for princeton. they lost to the university of maryland last night. before the game a woman left a voice mail message say manage with a gun was driving on campus. she linked his appearance to the game and leslie robinson. under cover security officers were near the princeton bench during the entire game. >>> little league world series pitching star mo'ne davis says she thinks the baseball player that posted a derogatory tweet about her should get a second chance. joey castlebury was banished from pennsylvania's baseball team after calling davis an offensive name on social media. davis said she sent a letter to the school asking to reinstate him. she tells espn she believes quote everyone makes mistakes and went on to say i know people get tired of seeing me on tv. bloomsburg issued a statement they are standing by their decision to kick castlebury off the team but. >>> coming up at 5:00, what the family of the woman killed claim police failed to do before turning to lethal force. >> staying connected and looking good. the wearable technology fit for a

the president today to watch his niece playing for princeton. the commander in chief might have been good luck. princeton won their first-ever ncaa tournament game today. >>> let's talk a little hockey now. the capitals had won three in a row. key word had. first period. jets on the break. stafford with it. sends it out in front. the puck gets to mark stuart and puts it home. this one deflected off a jet and stuart buries it. winnipeg go up 1-0. later in the second caps turn it over. scheifele off the post. watch him stay with it here. he beats, gets his own rebound and jets with a 2-0 lead. third period. the capitals trying to get on the board. alex ovechkin flying down the wing. mike green. he gets robbed by ondrej pavelec. the goalie with 28 saves tonight. the jets shut the door on the capitals. final score 3-0. >>> also, the first number 1 seed went down in the tournament tonight. vfl, villanova lost to nc state. >> tomorrow maryland and uvab as well. >> number 3 seed out west. >> shout out to oklahoma. "saturday night live" is next. we thou

niece plays for princeton.interview obama said he is frustrate that had college coaches and ncaa makes huge amount of money. while an athlete can be banish for something like free use of the car. the the president says the athletes are the the money makers for the ncaa and its advertisers. >>> villanova hopes of getting to the the ncaa final four have been dashed. after a 40-point victory over lafayette the wildcats lost to nc state tonight by three points. the final there 71-68. >>> it was a tense scene on the villanova campus tonight. students watched anxiously as the the wildcats, trailed nc state throughout the game. they tried to cheer them on as nova came within two points down at the stretch but there was to be no come back win tonight. >>> held on to hope that we will pull it out like we usually do we're a second half team. i was hoping for a win. >> that was just heart breaking. my heart is in my stomach right now. >> i'm proud to be a villanova student and i'm happen that i we got this far. we did exc

everything ended up going okay, except that princeton lost.ut imagine if you're the secret service, and that was all just in a day's work yesterday. they have responsibilities that are hard to overstate in terms of the high stakes and the main guy they protect, and the threats they handle on any given day. all of which makes it all more worrying when they get things wrong. this is footage from three weeks ago. this shows a person dropping off a suspicious package outside of the security gate of the white house. secret service agents put occupy a temporary barricade while they investigate. this is the part that made news, recently. two senior secret service agents drive up to the scene, they turn on their flashing lights, and they bump the barricade. they believe those agents had been drinking. it's been reported they wanted to arrest the agents at the scene, but the person in charge said not to arrest and report them. so they were driving potentially right through the crime scene. the dc police videotape was released today by the oversight com

the president sees princeton improve to 31-0. 80-70. they play top seed maryland next.hat is your look another sports. denise back to you. >> thanks danny. we're dreaming of a get away this spring? whos isn't. the travel and adventure show opened today at the pennsylvania convention center. interactive exhibits like a heated scuba diving pool. and ideas for vacations and cool travel skekz accessories. that show continues through tomorrow. and after our winter. i know people want to get out of town. >> i know. at least today was nice. tomorrow temperatures drop down to 43. by monday 39 and cold. but we will see our temperatures recovering into next week. in fact 60ed in the seven day forecast on thursday. >> hopefully and then spring will be here to stay. that's nbc 10 news for now and for all of us here i'm denise nakano. back here tonight at 11:00. and nbc nightly news is next. for news and weather updates any time head to nbc 10.com. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if

in 30 minutes the maryland women will hit the court against undefeated princeton. it's the biggest trade violation in history. today middle east governments are shredding open skies agreements they signed pumping over $40 billion in prohibited subsidies into their state-owned airlines. protectionism at its worst. and their actions threaten thousands of u.s. aviation jobs. it's time for middle east countries to play by the rules. restore competition. restore open skies. fight for american jobs. in one year 5.6 million hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> the maryland women are in the big dance and favored to return to the final four. they've won 25 straight games. and went undefeated in the big 10 in their first year in the conference. they may meet their mat

the princeton head coach talked about the threat last night. >> leslie is safe. she's in the locker room. no one loves her like i do. and keep the freaks out of the gym, how about it? >> the coach says robinson was not aware of the threats before the game. president obama was not there last night. >>> we now have a better idea when governor chris christie will decide about a run for the white house. governor christie expects to make a decision in late spring to early summer on his monthly radio show. he said there are still things he's working through and talking to his family about. he said he won't run unless he thinks he can beat hillary clinton. >>> republican senator ted cruz was the first to announce the presidential run for 2016. this week the freshman senator from texas will speak to donors in new york hoping to bolster his campaign account. during the announcement yesterday, he blasted president obama's affordable care act. >> imagine in 2017 a new president signing legislation, repealing every word of obamacare. >> now cruz's father was born in cuba, hi

. >> the ncaa game between princeton and maryland went off without a hitch despite a possible threat for prince stop. a again message said a man who shoot leslie robinson and maryland won over princeton. >> if you live in the south bay you could face tougher water conservation guidelines after a vote. the water district wants water use cut by 30 percent. officials fear the water supplies will drop to a critical level by the end of the year if folks do not cut back now. >> six, a look with live doppler hd of the system that will bring us a chance of scattered shower and mostly cloudy conditions today. if you head out to bart temperatures in the low-to-mid 50s and by the afternoon, sib at the coast and mainly upper 60s to low 70 elsewhere. >>> it is just busy here at the san mateo bridge at 120 minutes across the water to hayward to foster city. we will take you to the east bay where the crash is take away the off ramp altamont u boulevard southbound 680 heavy backup from concord. if you thick of heading to sacramento and lake tahoe we have traffic turned around and eastbound i-80 beca

president obama's niece who plays for princeton, got a death threat this afternoon. undercover officers and the secret service monitored the game. was president was at princeton's first round game on saturday but he was not at tonight's game. >>> first with twitter and then before a crowd of thousands, tea party senator ted cruz announced his bid for the white house today. the freshman texas senator has the support of many conservative activists, but remains a divisive figure even within the republican party. cruz spoke today at an excited crowd at jerry fald wel's eevangelical university in virginia. >> i believe in the power of millions of courageous conservatives rising up to re-ignite the promise of america. and that is why today i am announcing that i'm running for president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> cruz is the first candidate in either party to announce his presidential run. hillary clinton, jeb bush and many others are expected to soon follow suit. >>> no get out of jail card. multimillionaire robert durst denied bail today and tonight

and the president had just been to princeton's tournament game this past saturday.ecurity increased for the game as authorities checked out the call. later police determined the threat was unsubstantiated and our sources tell us they do not believe there was a credible threat. the secret service will likely do a follow-up to determine whether this was simply a misunderstanding or hoax. after the game princeton's coach told reporters she did not inform the president's niece leslie robinson before tip-off she was was clearly frustrated that the game and season had been marred by the bogus threat. >> the first question we get 31-1 in the ncaa tournament is about a freak -- college park police have that under control. leslie is safe. >> reporter: the game took place without incident and thankfully the only news is that the ladies on both teams played their hearts out and princeton's undefeated season ended. >> all right, pierre, thank you. >>> we'll move to politics and texas senator ted cruz as you know kicking off his campaign for the white house. appealing to conserv

leslie robinson the niece plays on the princeton women's basketball team.tepped up security last night at the ncaa tournament game after a reported threat came in my phone. investigators are saying they're comfortable there's nothing of concern at this point. president obama attended princeton's first round win on saturday but he was not at last night's game. >>> accused killer robert durst is being held without bond on weapons charges in louisiana. a judge says the 71-year-old is both a flight risk and a danger to others. durst is accused of can killing a female friend 15 years ago. and police are now re-examing several cold cases among those the 1971 disappearance of a vermont college student durst lived in the area where that student went missing. >>> george zimmerman now says president obama is to blame for racial tension that is came after his killing of trayvon martin. zimmerman's lawyer released this video of zimmerman speaking out yesterday. he says he did nothing wrong in the shooting of the unarmed teen three years ago. he also accused the preside

leslie robinson plays for princeton. police say before the game a woman left a voice mail message saying a man with a gun was driving on campus and linked his appearance to the game and leslie robinson. undercover security officers were near the princeton bench during the game. president obama did not attend the game last night but did attend princeton's game on saturday. >>> a 30-year-old woman missing from vallejo. there are fears she was kidnapped and is being held for ransom. coming up, the help police are asking for this morning. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where it's that time of year again where city leaders get to decide what to spend money on. this year there's actually a budget surplus. we'll tell you what the mayor is proposing. >>> good morning. we're looking at people who are bound for marin, westbound on 580. a little bit of a line here at the toll plaza. we'll tell you a little bit more about the east bay commute when we come back. >>> and there is a line of rain to the north but it's mild and mugg

lesley robinson is a freshman on the princeton university women's basketball team. they were playing at the university of maryland. security was reportedly increased on maryland's campus during that game thanks to threat that came in a phone message that was left at princeton. neither the president nor the first lady attended that game but two supreme court justices were there. >>> new at 11:00 o'clock penn state wants a task force to take a close is sorry look at greek live on campus. that review comes following the suspension of capita delta roh. that fraternity is accused of of posting pictures of naked and incapacitateed women in compromiseing positions to a private facebook page. in a statement today penn state's president eric baron said i ask for your understanding as due process proceeds. at the same time i believe we must embark on supplement tea action that will have more long-term impact on the issues we face. next week, i will name a task force to look into fraternity and sorority live at penn state ". >>> well police want students and faculty at west ch