purdue regaining the lead. 61-59. less than 2:00 to go. morgan and the jam. and michigan up 65-64. 22 seconds left. robby hummel, desperation three won't go. michigan wins, 66-64. >>> that's your espn news update. i'm jorge andres. for more, tune into espn news. >> michigan won. i'm just saying. >> you're happy girl today. >>> up next "the pulse." another moment from last night's speech getting the buzz this morning. >>> and spectacular sights from the skies of the northern hemisphere. [ laughs ] [ laughs ] [ laughs ] [ laughs ] that's awesome. you can read that? ♪ [ female announcer ] the accufit digital system, exclusively at lenscrafters... is about 5 times more precise than manual measurement techniques. lenscrafters. but one is so clever that your skin looks better even after you take it off. neutrogena® healthy skin liquid makeup. 98% saw improved skin. does your makeup do that? neutrogena® cosmetics. ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. >>> wel

spartans crush purdue 83-58. >>> that's it. off to the dew tour. wo we'll see you a little bit later. >>> somber hearts at killington, vermont, as the action sports community continues to mourn. thursday, canadian freestyle skier sarah burke passed away. she was 29, a pioneer in her sport. she won numerous competitions in the halfpipe including the dew tour and the x-games. it was a dream of sarah's to win the olympics but first her event would have to be included in the game so she lobbied hard for that goal. last april it was achieved. two years from now halfpipe skiing will make its olympic debut in russia. sarah would have been the favorite for the gold medal. she died from injuries sustained during a january 10th training run in park city, utah. the accident happened in the same exercise kevin pierce suffered traumatic brain injury in 2009. kevin survived and continues to recover. not only was sarah a huge success, she was actively involved at the grass roots. she enthusiasticry taught camps and clinics to hundreds of children. sarah wanted to

purdue? >> guest: i haven't been probably at purdue long enough to say if it differs at all--yet, so maybe i'd better not get into that one yet. c-span: and you are where now? >> guest: i have a joint appointment. i'm in the institute of government and public affairs at the university of illinois and in the department of political science at the university of illinois-chicago. c-span: why did you make the shift? >> guest: they made me an offer i couldn't refuse. they came after me with a very attractive employment opportunity to do research and to work within this institute. and gives me access to state politicians and a lot of interesting opportunities that i've found very attractive. c-span: are you noticing any difference between new york and illinois? >> guest: oh, certainly. in terms of the politics? c-span: just the level of interest in politics, the attitudes. >> guest: certainly the attitudes. i mean, you are taking two cities that are, by most people's definitions, unique. new york i

purdue university president france cordoba was installed today as chairwoman of the governing board.he is an astro physicist and previously served as chief scientist at nasa. she plans to maintain her post at purdue as she oversees the largest museum and research complex in the world. >> i think she can do it. with all those credentials. >> yes. >>> still to come on news 4 at 6:00 -- >> reporter: i'm julie carey in richmond, virginia. last year's tragic suicide of a fairfax county student following a discipline probe could lead to statewide reform. i'll tell you what the general assembly is proposing coming up. >>> people around the >>> welcome back. meteorologist veronica johnson here in storm center 4. you aren't going to need your umbrellas this evening but you will need your coat because it is going to be plenty chilly out there and as far as the visibility goes maybe some extra patience, a little extra time to get from point a to point b because these visibilities will be dropping right now aspen hill, damascus and kensington at 2 1/2 mile visibility dropping to two miles there

. >> bret: north carolina democratic governor beverly purdue says he is will not run for re-election next year. she is the only female governor in the state's history. he is has struggled with the low approval rating. >>> government scientists say la nina cooled the earth's average temperature last year to the second lowest reading of the 21st century. but "usa today" reports the figure of 57.9-degrees fahrenheit is still almost a full degree warmer than 20th century average. >>> the 2012 race and the relationship between newt gingrich and ronald reagan, the fox all-stars will discuss when we return. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually se arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammatio plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to impro

france cordova the former president of purdue university and an astrophysicist.ef scientist at nasa. >> metro track work this week will cause some delays. it will be on all five lines. it will not be during peak travel times during the upgrades. they will all have single tracks and will happen mostly after 10:00 p.m.. it will affect the yellow line around mount vernon square. with the would like more details, check out wjla.com. >> washington, d.c., is on another list, named one of the rudest cities in america. shut up about that. we ranked third on the list. new york and miami came in first and second. los angeles and boston rounded out the top five. what a shocker. >> a sad story for hollywood watchers. rumors started over the weekend then last night, heidi klum and seal released a statement that they are separating. the super model and the singer had been married for seven years and had three children together. they say they have grown apart but the split is amicable. wedding bells will not ring after role for the queen of soul. every the franklin has called o

cordova is a purdue university former president.rophysicist and previously held posts in the university of california system and was the chief scientist at nasa. >> metro riders will face delays later this week because of transport. from tomorrow through thursday the trains will be single- tracking on all five lines. the work will be done during the day and evening hours, not during the peak times. passengers should add about 20 minutes to their travel time. >> an amazing sight in fairfax county in the neighborhood. dozens upheld eagles descended on a neighborhood in west springfield where huntsman lake is located. birdwatchers and nature lovers have been flocking to the late to get a glimpse of them. drexel became out with our binoculars and cameras and wanted to see it. >> maxpretty unusual to see them around here. well worth it. >> things began dying off a large number titillate and scientists are trying to determine why. people living there believe a large quantity of dead fish may have lord's the eagles to the neighborhood. >>

. >> safer: jake has a full scholarship at the joint indiana university-purdue campus in indianapolis honors student in math and physics. he may not be the tallest student on campus, but is surely among the brightest. he regularly gets the highest grades in his classes. >> jacob barnett: what happens if you have "c" sub "n" where it is proportional to "n?" >> safer: jake has been auditing classes here since the ripe old age of eight, when it became obvious to his parents that third grade was not going to be enough for him. what did your fellow students make of you? >> jacob barnett: everyone was thinking that mom was taking the class and she couldn't find a babysitter. >> kristine barnett: the students thought i was the student. >> safer: his parents, kristine and michael barnett, expected their son would quietly listen and learn, but even they were shocked when jake jumped right into scientific discussions. >> kristine barnett: the professor would ask questions and jake was answering them. and then, he took the final at the end and got an "a" on it, and suddenly the people at the uni

as for the barrels next to john robinson's farmhouse, one contained the body of a missing purdue universityy say she was lured through the bdsm network and the other, the body of suzette trouten. her sister kim still remembers the day she learned suzette would never come home alive. >> the detective said we believe we found suzette. he said, we don't have positive identification yet, but i wouldn't be calling you if i wasn't sure it was her. and i said, is she okay? he said no. >> it turned out, according to authorities, suzette, unknown to her family, had been active on the bdsm internet circuit. police believe robinson killed trouten the morning after she spoke with her mother on march 1st. >> i'll always remember the times we had together. i still can't get past the way she died right now. i mean, that is something that i have a real hard time with. i know i've lost a lot of sleep to bad dreams. >> she was only 28 years old. it's a horrible thing to think about. she had her whole life ahead of her and he -- and it's so senseless. it just -- it boggles my mind that anybody can be as wicke

i got accepted at purdue. >> that's one thing i can say.he kid's never been in here for missing school or anything like that. i think he makes like, as, bs. he'll really focused and he sees the future, but he'll tell me, it's just where i'm from. where i'm from people are not used to be successful. two weeks after he gets released he's right back in that jungle. he changes. >> now it's like i can do good in school, it's just, i can't be free long enough to finish a semester or just complete a class. >> it's the unusual or maybe never case that someone would just go out and start committing crimes and having this great school record. but it's hard to be good if you've already had a bet toward getting into trouble or all your friends are the type that are getting into trouble. and so it just becomes a way of life. in some neighborhoods it's almost like do unto others before they do it to you. >> i'm going to finish college. and i'm going to get my degree. probably go further than that and try to get my masters. my mom got her masters. she's g

purdue university's president is becoming the chairperson of the governing board.ordova was selected in september. she's an astrophysicist and led the university since 2007. she succeeds a former microsoft executive. stonesifer served as chairperson since 2009 and will become vice chair of the board. >>> a heads up for metro riders. plan on some delays all week on all five lines because of track work. trains will single track between dupont circle and friendship heights, as well as tacoma and forest glen on the red line. the orange line will single track trains between boston and foggy bottom and eastern market and stadium arm rye. there will be single -- armory. there will be single tracking between arlington, cemetery, and foggy bottom on the blue line. on the green line, trains will single track between ft. totten and prince george's county plaza between 10:00 and 2:00. because of the track work, yellow line trains will only operate between huntington and mt. vernon square until 7:00 p.m. >>> just about 5:51. that means weather & traffic on the 1s. we're contend

purdue enough a lot of counterterrorism work using those tools. an interesting thing for me has been that a lot of what we have learned in the coin business transcends to coin business and is applicable to a lot of other things who could find yourselves doing in the world. by the same token, a lot a lot of the things we've built and added to and it's not just isr platforms and approaches to warfare and the like are applicable to other forms of warfare as well. so we're not going to throw the baby out with the bathwater. we will take the lessons and technologies to develop over the next 10 years and apply to the future. >> my second question on reversibility was strung out there with regards to being able to reverse her forces might be. it also seems to such an industrial base. >> is a couple different dimensions. reversibility means as we make these momentous changes, this $487 billion worth of changes, they are causing us a necessity to have to stop certain things, paused certain things, slow down certain things. and in each case, to the extent w

purdue enough a lot of counterterrorism work using those tools.ing for me has been that a lot of what we have learned in the coin business transcends to coin business and is applicable to a lot of other things who could find yourselves doing in the world. by the same token, a lot a lot of the things we've built and added to and it's not just isr platforms and approaches to warfare and the like are applicable to other forms of warfare as well. so we're not going to throw the baby out with the bathwater. we will take the lessons and technologies to develop over the next 10 years and apply to the future. >> my second question on reversibility was strung out there with regards to being able to reverse her forces might be. it also seems to such an industrial base. >> is a couple different dimensions. reversibility means as we make these momentous changes, this $487 billion worth of changes, they are causing us a necessity to have to stop certain things, paused certain things, slow down certain things. and in each case, to the extent we can do so, prese

purdue enough a lot of counterterrorism work using those tools.hing for me has been that a lot of what we have learned in the coin business transcends to coin business and is applicable to a lot of other things who could find yourselves doing in the world. by the same token, a lot a lot of the things we've built and added to and it's not just isr platforms and approaches to warfare and the like are applicable to other forms of warfare as well. so we're not going to throw the baby out with the bathwater. we will take the lessons and technologies to develop over the next 10 years and apply to the future. >> my second question on reversibility was strung out there with regards to being able to reverse her forces might be. it also seems to such an industrial base. >> is a couple different dimensions. reversibility means as we make these momentous changes, this $487 billion worth of changes, they are causing us a necessity to have to stop certain things, paused certain things, slow down certain things. and in each case, to the extent we can do so, pres