eight days later, sims says the men went out again looking for revenge. >>> paul wagner reporting, sims will be back on the stand again tomorrow. jurors heard what sims had to say about the murder and the search for the stolen bracelet. tomorrow, asking him about his role in the drive by. >>> legendary jazz musician is dead after a car crash in anne arundel county yesterday. a driver ran a red light and struck bird's sedan. joe byrd was 78 years old. >>> super tuesday may be in the rear-view mirror, but the roads to the nomination isn't good night shorter. president oh ma'am puts the pedal to the medal. fox's craig boswell reports. >> what a great night. there are three states now tonight under our belt and counting. >> when the dust settles. mitt romney won six and had more delegates than three combined. it is well short of the 1144 needed. and the percentage point over rick santorum energized. >> santorum isn't taking a bratter, telling supporters he is in it to win it. >> this is going to change again. and kansas can lead the charge. >> increasing the pressure on newt gingrich. dropp

so basically you can be the most talented sim ever.now funner isn't a word, but i think that funner and "the sims" is synonymous. it is now. i'm glad i could be part of that. >> the collectors edition is now available. for cnn in los angeles, i'm mark saltsman. >> all right, fun stuff, or funner, scary. for more high-tech ideas and reviews, go to cnn.com/tech and look for gaming and gadgets tab. we'll follow mark on twitter or linkedin. no, funner, not a word, kids, don't do it. >>> amazing video of a tornado taken at an indiana gas station. just take a look at the size and the power of that funnel cloud right there. what was it like to live through that? you'll find out. ashlee! ashlee! ashlee! ashlee! what were you looking for when you bought your edge? um, i was definitely looking for fuel economy. that's the whole reason we, we wanted to look at the ecoboost. can you talk a little bit about the style of the edge? um, well, i think it's very hip. i even have several guys were like "whoa, do have twenties on those". like, don't even

hoyas senior henry sims had a rough final outing in his georgetown uniform.e played only six minutes in the 1st half due to foul trouble and was limited to four points and three rebounds before fouling out of the game. dave feldman chatted with him today in columbus. >> reporter: i know this isn't the way you wanted your senior year to end, the foul trouble. it must have been very frustrating. >> yeah. it's always frustrating, but this team, they can handle themselves on the court at this point. so it's frustrating, but i have faith in my team. they can do what they need to do. >> reporter: was the difference, henry, the inside game? they had their way on the boards? a lot of that was you only playing six minute in the 1st half. >> they got a lot of rebounds but towards the end of the game we had a chance. we didn't make the plays we need to win. rebounds we kind of took care of that at end somewhat, but we didn't do what we needed to do to win today. >> reporter: you surprised a lot of teams this year. people didn't think you'd be this good. you kind of came

in the first, sims again, base line up and under.e had 20 points, 13 rebounds, five assist, one of his best games of the season, sim sanity alive and well in the garden. you have the seniors steps up, how about the freshman? otto porter from the corner, hoyas up by eight. then the senior to the freshman, great passing there. otto for 20. sims one of the passing big men in the country. 64-52 jt 3 and georgetown win it, jt 3 loving what automatic has provided to the hoyas this season. >> down the stretch, in the middle, of toe perfect for us, he appreciates every part of the game and he is pretty good in every part of the game. >>> the hoyas play cincinnati tomorrow around 2:30. >>> maryland starting its acc tournament run tomorrow afternoon against wake forest. >> if we were to have any chance tomorrow, we will be mentally intuned, when we are mentally into it, we are pretty good, but if we are not, we are not very good, we will have no chance, hopefully our guys will be dialed in at noon and play a good game. >> my last go-around for

sims said that carter called his brother orlando who recorded sims and another man to help sam quan get the bracelet back. they armed themselves and drove. as sims began describing what happened next, a voly of automatic weapons fired, several family members left the courtroom in tears. >> and it was hard for me to listen to how my son got killed with an ak-47. and the rest of the guns they're killing with andy just left out of the dream. >> reporter: diane is the mother of jordan howe who was killed that night and has no sympathy for nathanial sims. >> evil. evil. even though he turned state evidence, he's still evil. >> and i believe he was speaking from his heart and i saw remorse and recognize that. however, they did what they did and you can't take it back. it was painful. >> reporter: jordan howe is the first person to be killed. eight days later, the men went out again looking for revenge sims will be back on the stand again tomorrow and jurors heard what they had to say about the murder of howe and the stolen braceless. the testimony will resume tomorrow morning with the prosecu

that's where sims lost it. his voice was choked with emotion and he tear fly described the moments leading up to the shooting. at that point as he began to describe it and the whole thing was being explained. several got up, began weeping and left the courtroom. with tears streaming down his face nathaniel sims told the court the men had spotted the group wearing rest in peace t- shirts and made a u-turn on capital street. on orlando carter's orders, the guns were pointed out the window. the prosecutor asked "how close were you sims?" he relied, "no more than 10, 12 feet. they had no idea what was going on." he told the court he pulled the trigger on the ak-47 but couldn't look as the other two men fired as welcome. the men were wearing masks, and when the dwufr stopped, orlando carter lifted his mask to see what damage had been done. "how long did he look?" asked the prosecutor. within seconds he said the police were on their tail and a chase ensued. back at the scene three people lay dead. tenth victim had be

sims also claims welsh helped her beat a prior prostitution charge.ays he went to court with her and spoke with the prosecutor, getting the charges reduced. as thanks, she claimed she had a sexual encounter with welsh. >> this was the top police officer in contra costa county. he breached, in my opinion, every possible obligation he had as a police officer. as a human being. >> reporter: sims is embarrassed and regrettable. but he says, it's welsh and butler who really crossed the line. >> this is a classic case of victimization of a female. especially one that was needy. >> reporter: he says sims is ready to tell all she knows in court. >> welsh has denied knowing anything about the brothel. butler has admitted to taking part in the brothel. his attorney claims he told the truth and has nothing more to say. >>> in southern california, a sight you have to see to believe. >> this is so cool. >> it is cool. two massive gray whales. both whales rubbed the vessel like cats scratching against the post. inches away from the awe-struck passengers. >> an amaz

0 mons mer says and simmons call -- off in sim mon mercedes and then simmons called police. >> they could have put a gun to people anything could have happened. >> after 25 years in this house they feel violated but are also counting their blessings tonight. >> i just thank god nobody got hurt. >> sim mops says he doesn't know if he was targeted or if this was a crime of opportunity but given the early time of day, they think that the suspects were watching and waiting to strike. police are looking for the mercedes, d.c. plates with with a rose and number 94. if you see it, don't approach it. call 911. abc 7 news. >> mike, thank you for the latest on that. >> still to come here on abc 7 news, he is a u.s. senate candidate in virginia who has sparked national headlines. his first public appearance, next. >> and we will have your complete forecast. >> get out of my way! >> new video from aboard the american airlines jet yesterday when a flight attendant had to be restrained shortly after the plane left the gate at the dallas-fort worth airport. other flight attendant as well as passen

sims also claims welsh helped her beat a prior prostitution charge. to court with her and spoke with the prosecutor, getting the charges redu reduced. as thanks she claims she had a sexual encounter with wielsch. >> this was the top police officer in contra costa county. i breached, in my opinion, every possible obligation he had as a police officer. as a human being. >> reporter: reamer says sims is embarrassed and regretful. but he says it's wielsch and butler who really crossed the line. >> this is a classic case of victimization of a female. especially one that was needy, especially one that had two kids to raise. >> reporter: he says sims is ready to tell all she knows in court. in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> wielsch has denied knowing anything about the brothel. his attorney claims he has toll the truth and now has nothing more to say. >>> brobbers are seeking older gay men in the castro. "today in the bay's" joe risotto jr. explains why. >> reporter: gregory hears most of neighborhood happenings. >> i'm aware of

henry sims gets the generous roll. 20 points for sims. then the second half, more hoyas, sims in the giving mood with the sweet dish to auto porter. nice. he had 20 as well. hoyas win 64-52. desmond signing autographs before today's game. down 2 in the 9th. carlos hit the game tieing two- run homer and got to love spring training. the game ends in a 3-3 tie. washington wizards looking to end a losing streak against the los angeles lakers. kobe and company beat the wiz the last ten straight meetings. that should be an exciting game tonight, but crazy day in sports. >> and emotional. >> very emotional. >> that's it for us, the cbs evening news is up next. >> that's right, and derek is back with our area's only local newscast at 7:00 and don't forget our morning team starts bright and early, 4:25 a.m. >> all right, have a great night.

the words of nathaniel sims. he said he was one of them. said he hung out with them.

>> reporter: did you get a chance to see nathaniel sims? >> yes. >> reporter: what do you make of him? >> evil. evil. even though he starts turning state's evidence, he was evil. my son killed and had all the kids killed on south capitol. >> reporter: for the record, sims has pled guilty to five counts of murder, two counts of conspiracy to commit murder. he has yet to be sentenced. live in d.c., i'm pat collins, news4. >>> well, right now, police in herndon, virginia, are searching the area. they are looking for a flasher, a guy exposed him stove children outside a coats elementary about 2:30 this afternoon. he then got away again. police still looking for him. >>> d.c. mayor vincent gray is flatly denying he ever handled cash or money orders during his campaign for mayor last year. it comes as federal prosecutors step up their investigation into a flood of cash and other funds that boosted the gray campaign. tom sherwood has our story. >> ready. ready. >> we are gonna do this. >> reporter: vince gray ran a short, hectic campaign for mayor

barry sims for wbal-tv 11 news. >> a flap has erupted in annapolis. at issue is a bill requires seven of 11 school board members to be elected. they are all currently political appointees. david collins is following developments joins us with the latest. >> the status quo escher's racial diversity. a powerful chair committee person wants to keep it that way. the baltimore city school board is made up of political appointees. handpicking appointees make sure african-americans are on the committee. the chair does not see any reason to change it. a bill requiring seven of the 11 members to be elected has languished in her committee since february. >> i do not like the bill. there is no diversity. >> the measure has the backing of the baltimore county delegation. a house bill calling for all members to be elected was passed in the house. the senate version allows voters in new districts to elect seven members to a four-year term. if no one runs or is qualified, the county executive would fill the vacancy with the advice and consent of county council. 20 l

barry sims joins us live. any site -- sight of the winner yet? >> no. there are so many people checking their numbers because they are hoping they had the winning ticket. there is plenty of media here, too. of course, the people that were here at the 7 f el -- 7-eleven trying to do their jobs. the three winners will split the money once all the tickets are validated. we did talk to the maryland lottery winner steven martino about all of that. >> there were other winning tickets, jackpot tickets across country. we're not going to talk about those. a somewhat tortured metaphor i would use is this is a play where multiple touchdowns that would score last night. we will let the other states and other lotteries come forward when they are prepared to talk about the winning tickets. >> all right. we'll let you know also there was one person that bought single tickets. that happened around 7:15 last night. we're at 814 liberty road here at millford mill where the store accident because they sold that winning ticket, will get $100,000. reporting live, barry sims

. >> and sim bameans salute and couca means dance. >> that is it. okay. (speaking spanish) (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and later on it becomes the simba couca. (music). (music). (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> one of the stars also and they would play with the guitar which is not here today and also the violin. >> (speaking spanish). >> and it was called sapa tao. >> (speaking spanish). >> okay. so dance to the sound of a violin or the guitar is one of the unique forms of perare you vaifian dance and brought with the african slave trade in the 16th century. the spaniards started it and not only as a form of social dominance but ways of enforce their ideology and with the footwork and done individually or in a group. >> (speaking spanish). >> so we started with a certain type of dance until at least two dance we challenge each other, yes. >> (speaking spanish). (applause). >> (speaking spanish)

11 they had their chances down 2, porter passes up a 3 pointer misses a tough jumper, senior henry simsd the bow his fifth he was done he had only four points final seconds georgetown down 3, clark with a chance to tie it, force overtime, doesn't happen. hoyas season comes to an end 66- 63, they fall to nc state. >> all my years playing basketball, my favorite team i ever played with everybody came to work hard every day, you know, i couldn't put into words how much i care about these guys you know, next year, is their year. >> moving forward i think we will be here thick we okay think we will be productive we have a great recruiting class coming in we are excited about that moving forward, you know, we wish nothing but the best for ourselves. >> this morning the two newest wizards were on the practice court. acquired last week in a three team trade with the nuggets and clippers. last december he signed a five year, $67 million contract with the nuggets, his thoughts on his new team. >> i was just acquired a couple days ago but i understand, god has plans and the plan is to be here, i w

then henry sim, that's not the shot they wanted, doesn't. go hoyas fall in double overtime 72-70. >>> terrell stoglund and the terps out on the floor, nick faust going coast to coast and then a little salute, faust with 9 fee, terps up two. later -- 9 fee, terps up two. later it's the -- nine teen, terps up two and maryland wins easily 82-60. now terps advance to take on north carolina tomorrow at noon followed by nc state versus virginia's two. both games can be seen on our sister station my 20. >>> virginia tech and head coach fired up for this 1 against clemson. it was a tough game. eric green with the layup and seals it, a game high 24. that gets you a hug with your coach and date with the no. 2 seed dukes tomorrow. hoagies win 62-63. >>> when we return, a tiger on the loose in miami against the blue monster when we return. [ man ] i loved my first car... sometimes the door gets stuck... oh sure. ooh! [ man ] ...and then, i didn't. um... [ sighs ] [ man ] so, i got a car i can love a really, really long time. [ male announcer ] for the r

sims tries the long jumper but it won't go. cincinnati holds on to win 72-70.y play syracuse in one semifinal tonight at the garden. to football, looks like we won't have to wait long to see where peyton manning ends up. espn reporting manning will likely make a decision on where he will play within the next week or so. ending the speculation that began before the colts released the four-time mvp. sources claim a total of 12 teams have reached out to the quarterback but only the cardinals, seahawks, redskins, dolphins, jets, chiefs and yes tim tebow's broncos got in touch with manning's people about this. bad news for the seahawks, cardinals and redskins, manning rumored to prefer staying in the afc. only tim tebow's broncos made the playoffs last year and none of those teams had a winning record. >>> baseball news, in this offseason free agent closer jonathan papelbon decided to leave the red sox and signed a $50 million with the philadelphia phillies. now with 3 1/2 weeks remaining until opening day he's speaking out about his former team and its fans. yester

sims had 15 points. georgetown in control. greg whittington with the block.ast. he had a game high 21 points. his highest scoring game in two months. georgetown beats belmont, 74-59. dan hellie tweeted during the game, after the game, he used a microphone. >> the hoyas aren't coming home early this year because they came out like a team on a mission against belmont. due in part to senior captain jason clark. he scored 8 of the hoyas' first 12 points and finished with a game high 21. >> the shots were falling for me today and that was a relief because i've been kind of off a little lately. >> reporter: how important was it for you to get a hot start because you were in the big east tournament? >> definitely big. it gets your confidence flowing. everybody else follows. i was knocking down shots. we started playing together on the defensive end also. >> reporter: when jason gets off to the kind of start that he got off to, how much does that ignite you guys? >> it ignited us very much. it gives us a spark. if jason is playing hard, it's going to make the rest of

they hit 61% of their shots and got a big hand from their seniors jason clark and henry sims against belmont. today they shot just 41% and the two seniors combined for 14 points. nc state got the job done in the round of 32. over a minute left in the game and hoyas down by seven. hollis thompson was hot, pulls up, drills the three-pointer. he had a game high 23 points. georgetown got as close as one at the end. final seconds the deficit three, nc state misses a free throw. georgetown gets the board of jason clark with a chance to go for overtime, his shot off the mark. they fall to nc state 56-53. >> this year this team in spite of whatever downs we've had and losses like today, it's been a really special group that i think has represented themselves and our institution and represented their families, represented each other very well. >> tough loss for the georgetown hoyas. >> later in sport dave feldman with a full report from columbus including interviews with players and coach jt3. >>> not all georgetown fans could get to columbus, ohio, for the game today. so they gathered around

henry sims, 15 and the results was a 15-point victory. journell is on to the round of 32 to face nc state. dave feldman has a sneak peek at that matchup. >> welcome inside nationwide arena where the georgetown hoyas are practicing right now behind the curtain. that's the way they like it. if you think they are satisfied by winning their first ncaa tournament game in four year, well, think again. >> the journell hoyas played a very solid game on friday, shooting 611% from the field and holding belmont to just 49%. the defense was stifling but the groups are no longer a concern. and the win, while nice, is just part of the goal. >> one game at a time. it felt very good to get that first one down. >> i don't know who we play after this, if we are fortunate enough to win this game but it does not really matter. we have to win this game first to go no the next game. >> next time up, nc state, a game with 20 wins. a lot of respect

sims with 15 points in the game.hoyas possession sims showing the passing ability, finds greg whittington for the dump. georgetown up 12 and they would not let the lead slip away. get that out of here. jason clark gets it. goes coast to coast. he had a game high 21 points. his highest scoring game in two months georgetown beats belmont 74-59. so georgetown is moving on. the hoyas will play nc state on sunday with hopes of earning a spot in the sweet 16 for the first time since 2007. now my high school history professor would say, let's not put the cart before the horse. >> right. >> let's not get ahead of ourselves. let's take this win and move on and then we'll tackle the next one. right? >> he was a man who had a way with words. >> my history teacher was great in high school. great. for now, belmont going back to nashville after georgetown snapped the bruins' 14-game winning streak. reaction from both sides. we start with well mont coach rick byrd. >> i felt georgetown was simply the better team. pretty much from s

barry sims has the latest. >> the american civil liberties union is seeking more records kept by anne arundel county police on citizens who may have been political opponents or politically threatening to county executive john leopold. the aclu says records the group has already received show a clear pattern. >> the county executive was using the county police as his political opposition research team. >> aclu attorney david rocca says those records show evidence of a crime. he said the county police department admitted they illegally entered the data list. >> that is a crime. it is very serious. >> the list of people on which the police department kept dociers includes the school superintendent, council member jamie penoit and women that filed sexual harassment suits against leopold. >> it would be improper if it happened. no doubt about that. everything that has come to light so far is also improper. >> the aclu says the police chief and leopold have an obligation to give a full accounting, why, who directed it, and what steps are being taken to make sure it doesn't happen again. >>

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barry sims for wbal-tv 11 news. >> the officer involved in a deadly shooting has been identified. officer michael gordon is on routine administrative leave after a shooting on tuesday morning that left one man dead. police said they were forced to shoot jackson after he emerged from his home waving a knife. officer gordon joined the north district control unit in 2005. >> new developments tonight in the investigation into pending criminal charges against john leopold. deputy chief davis will appear monday night to answer questions as part of the inquiry into the alleged misuse of security detail for personal and political purposes. his appearance will come one week after the police chief testified under oath in response to a subpoena. he refused to answer most questions citing a vice from his attorney. >> many areas have stayed under clouds all day long. that has kept the temperature down. in some spots, the son has broken through the clouds. temperatures near the border are milder in the mid 50's. it is a little cooler under the cloud cover. showers have broken out around baltimo

henry sims makes a nice pass for the slam. one minute to go and what in juneau, he was on fire. georgetown down to and kicks it out -- short but he commits the foul and there you go, out of the game. jason clark races down the court. no good at -- the season is over and georgetown noises. >> we pushed the ball up to court and i felt like it had a chance but it didn't. >> we have not always had success with a group that fought for each other and cared about each other. everybody doubted us but as a group, we believed in each other and we proved a lot of people wrong and we played our hearts out this whole year. >> the second half -- a shot inside. she led the way with 17 points. the redskins announced yesterday that they signed rex engrossment to a one-year deal. the scans are still drafting the quarterback. he says he feels a loyalty to the team and wants to help in any way he can. there he is -- another talked about name, the phenom will not be on the opening day roster. the club has trimmed the roster down. striking out in his first four at bats with a double. also another tal

harry sims had 22 points and 15 rebounds for the hoyas. >>> the terps taking on wake for wake forest in the acc tournament. they next face the number one seed north carolina. >> we have more ahead. weather, traffic and all of your top stories. >> fox 5 morning news continues right now. >>> good morning. it is friday, march 9th. a live look outside. the national cathedral still bark did you that sun will rise any moment. >> good morning. i'm sarah simmons i'm will thomas. welcome to fox 5 morning news. i'm thinking along with that sun there will be a little wind and possibly a little bit of rain, tucker barnes, depending on where you're at, right? >> will, you called it. >> but it's friday. would cares? >> i care. >> i know but we're glad it's friday. >> i get what you're saying. when all is said and done, we'll be looking at sunshine and cooler temperatures today. radar, and you can see the activity here south and east of the city. we are generally done with the rain. we've got wind that will pick up here out of the north and west and the cooler temperatures will settle in. still som

diamond mining in sim bab wa has fallen short.ess the industry delivers, a lack of revenue could shut down the government. zimbabwe is thought to be home to some of the biggest diamond deposits in the world. but this year they have generated less than a third of the income officials have been hoping for. the mines have been steeped since the state took control of them four years ago with allegations of corruption and human rights abuses. robin kernow got exclusive access. >> reporter: this is the entrance to the marange diamond fields, clearance approved by the government. >> thank you. >> we're about to get access to these very controversial diamond fields, some of the diamonds are mined here in the world. controversial because human rights groups are concerned the revenue from the mines secretly support security forces, allegations the government denies. which is one reason for the unprecedented show and tell. this man works at the state-owned marange resources one of four companies operating here. he gives us a tour as we are t

they were wrapped around its tail t sim possible to tell how long it had been tangled up in the gear: relying on laidy luck and scoring big. we'll talk to a 7-time winner in a bit. >>> giving you tips on what you need to know to increase your odds. >>> good morning, mare land. >>> the retrial continues for twin brothers accused of burning a pit bull. and. that dog was nicknamed phoenix and taken to the hospital and put down. evidence and. a police have released a video of officers pulling over batman. that's right. they all because of an improperly placed license plate. >>> and when they stepped out and the man dressed at batman. >> you like him, right. >> he had been coming and visiting patients. and they found a problem. they let them go. >> and a check. she is getting ready for the hype. >> someone took it. >> they're not free yet. >>> two more people come forward with information in the shooting death of a teen. >> coming up. >> where you may run areas of congestion. >>> and 6:44. and time now for the news to go. a busy friday morning for you. we have new developments in the shoot

nathaniel sims admitted to opening fire on a group of people in march of 2010. he also testified the five defendants were behind the shooting spree that killed five people. he testified he knew what he did was wrong. >> even though he turned state evidence, he is still evil. >> he proceeded -- pleaded guilty to murder and other charges. he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >> the prince george's county councilwoman of it all -- allegedly caught driving one of five miles per hour on the beltway. yesterday, she apologized. >> i offer my utmost and sincere apologies to my constituents, calis, and county residents. >> she received a warning for speeding and was cited for an unsafe lane change. this week, authorities upgraded the citation to a reckless driving charge and it is possible our license could be suspended. >> major airlines have cut their eyes on reagan national. >> apple suffering a marketing snafu. with business, here is a one the bell. >> good morning. let's begin with the new ipad. the problem is they are calling it just that. the ipad. some

. >> the key witness in the south capitol street murders nathaniel sims, will take the stand. he admitted to firing into a crowd of people. the mass shootings killed five people. still ahead, a family mystery. why relatives have a desperate plea for a missing couple and their young son. >> and apple fever, the countdown until we finally know the secret behind apple posted big announcement less than an hour away. >> the governor of hawaii declaring an emergency. >> and are temperatures are climbing. goodbye to winter for captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> 7 is on your side with as we count on the minutes until we learn the subject of apple posted big announcement. industry analysts believe apple will unveil a new ipad model during a press conference scheduled just about an hour from now. instead of the ipad 3 some believe apple will call this the ipads hd because it will feature a sharper screen. it could also include the voice activated assistant found on the i phone 42. we will lav details as soon as the announcement happens on wjla.com. >> t

they have their day at the sim finance ni. >>> tommy clack was in court today. joce sterman has been following him for a career and joins us with the latest. >> reporter: tommy clack entered guilty pleas. we won't know his sentence for several more weeks. clack was in annapolis circuit court. it involves two specific cases in anne arundel county where homeowners said clack paveed their driveway and charged them thousands of dollars. as part of the deal other pending cases against clack will be dropped. tommy clack was not sen tensessed-- sentenced. however, victims will be able to tell the judge how they feel about them. clack's victims may get some of their money back. as part of the plea deal, prosecutors said they could get pieces of $70,000 in restitution. joce sterman. >> the odds are one out of 175 million but that's all it took to make a rhode island senior a multimillionaire. the lives of the woman and her family are changed forever. >> reporter: the country's smallest state now boasts one big winner. >> i'm very happy and i'm very proud and this will ma

sims beats the buzzer. that will force a second overtime.s scored 22 points but it wasn't enough. this will put the bear cats up in the second o.t. and they knock out georgetown, 72-70. cincinnati plays top seed syracuse next. >>> march madness under way. you can see the pairings unveiled here on wjz. coverage coming your way sunday, at 6:00. >>> spring training baseball in florida. another win for the orioles. another strong pitching performance. newly acquired starter jason hamill and their o's debut. he threw two scoreless innings. o's pitchers have allowed just one run in two innings. i was in sarasota to talk to the team. chris tillman is one of the pitchers fighting for a job. i asked him about the dire need for the pitching staff to improve, for the birds to have a chance to be better. >> our office did a great job last year. i definitely speak for myself. we definitely pitched poorly. and i think it's our time to step up to the plate and show what we got. you know, get deeper in ball games, pitch longer this season. and i think that

christopher sims is just one of those nobel prize-winning signatories putting his name to this kind ofetter. he says that the eu's unilateral move starts to get the ball rolling for more international participation in carbon emissions reduction. >> well, there have been attempts for years to make an international agreement on pricing carbon for aviation, which have not borne fruit. and the european union has said that they would be happy to adjust their proposal if there could be an international agreement. and i think that this may be a good way to put some pressure on the international organization to begin thinking seriously about moving forward. >> christopher sims there. well, opposition to the ets scheme has been particularly strong, as i was saying before, amongst some of the world's biggest airlines. the ceo of singapore airlines says that what it does is gives an unfair advantage to the carrier's european rivals. at least that's what go chunpong told richard quest in a recent interview. >> if we look at the industry at the moment, particularly let's start with the question of

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sidney crosby back on the ice for the first sim since december 5th. taking on the rangers. pittsburgh has remained one of the nhl's hottest teams thank to evgeni malkin. 2-1, penguins. crosby, 16 minutes of ice time. working his magic behind the net. plus three for the pens. when he was on the ice. well done for the 24-year-old. when healthy, the best play nor the world. later in the third, kris letang. also coming back from an injury. on the ice for all five pittsburgh goals. including that one from pascal dupuis. they have won ten in a row, the penguins. >>> thunder and the nuggets in the nba. the mile-high city. kevin durant. the steal. the score. he had 20 points. counts, and the foul. the nuggets trying to fight back. danilo gallinari, missed quite a bit of time this year with the injury. denver, 6-2 since the all-star break, down three. too much from k.d. wow, one more look. that's why he's the nba's back-to-back scoring champion. thunder now up nine. durant. more work. russell westbrook. part of the dynamic duo in oklahoma city. he had 23. thunder roll to an easy win

now, supporters of the law are trying to sound optimistic, noting that the other justices were more sim a thit ecto the 40 million americans who don't have health insurance. back live now in front of the u.s. supreme court, there's still quite a few demonstrators hours after these arguments wrapped up today. tomorrow the justices are going to tackle the issue of whether the health law reform could stand if this mandatory insurance requirement is struck down. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu news. >>> in our political watch, mitt romney continues his swing through california with a breakfast fund-raiser in stockton. protesters held signs and rallied outside this morning's fund-raiser. supporters said $1,000 a plate to attend the 500-seat breakfast. rival rick santorum is scheduled to bring his campaign to northern california with fund-raising events in both alamo and fairfield on thursday. >>> the parents of trayvon martin are expected at a racial profile hearing on capitol hill today. they are not expected to testify. about their -- but their attorney is among th

sha kiana strickland and ivy sims get tangled up. a few unpleasantries will be exchanged.griner comes off the bench. griner and two others were ejected for leaving the bench. no ejections were handed out. players do not engage in fisticuffs. pat summitt, possibly her final game leaving the court. the embodiment of class. baylor wins 77-58. >>> former secretary of state, condoleezza rice, watching her alma mater, stanford, taking on duke. scoring on the putback. later on in the first, cardinal out in front. a nine-point game. stanford, rolling by 11. second half now. the other half of the sisters, hitting the "j." stanford up ten. and later on, one more time. this time, she misses, but her sister, pulling up the dirty work. stanford wins 81-69. they're moving on to the final four. >>> and here's how things look in the brackets. get them out. des moines region, raleigh region, kingston region. the final four is whittled down. kentucky and connecticut, they square off at 7:00 eastern tonight. and notre dame and maryland, a 9:00 eastern tip time. >>> the newest new york jet is

mary ruth sims routinely checks on the shu inmates. >> i've been here for 7 1/2 years. what i do is different every single day. some days i do groups. some days i do individuals. some days it's crisis all day. hey, did you want me to pick up a letter? was that meant for me? >> yeah. >> how are you doing? >> so i see people when they need to be seen, when they asked to be seen, when somebody else thinks they need to be seen. i will see what's wrong, see what can be done in the institution to help them cope. >> the only way i can get out of this mood, i mean, i don't care, you can give me drugs, alcohol. the only way i can get out of moods is through self-injury. >> okay. >> group therapy in the shoe is conducted with each inmate locked in a separate holding cell. dr. sims moderates this small group of self-mutilators. >> once i see my blood, i'm in another world. i'm a different -- i'm someone totally different from myself. i mean, that's the only time i actually, you know, can actually feel real, feel alive, and feel like everything's going to be okay. >> for me, it's b