what made 2008 so difficult to solve and that's why the tarp was so necessary. tarp was the only legal authority in the entire ederal government to put in capital on an unsecured basis to put in equity as that fire wall the dominos from falling and ultimately if you remember in the fall of 2008, 2008, we ended up investing equity in nine banks dayhe same time on the same as a way of once and for all from izing those dominos falling by recapitalizing them all at the same time. bankruptcy right work. the risk of a domino knocking them over is reduced and then to put the onele bank through bankruptcy without ear of spillovers to other banks. >> so you provided some fairly ye popping numbers about the cost of the financial crisis and the probabilities over 100 year are a few here questions related to that. i know you were using lot of that or a odeling but could you talk a little bit more about the cost benefit recognizing that very in in the discount rate for example could significantly change the map? >> that's true. and i don't have the citations off the top of m

one is that like tarp, there could be a second vote sharply after that goes the president's way. you would have sold for nothing. >> sell, sell, sell. >> distinct possibility because of what i mentioned earlier. remember, obamacare exchanges are indeed unraveling over time. big insurers don't want to write the policies. ultimately doing nothing is too politically risky for the gop both because of these real issues and because they all campaigned on repealing obamacare. in that case you'd feel like a real dope for selling when the first vote fails. two, if the bill does fail, i doubt that marks the end of trump's ascendancy. more likely he'll have congress move on to the rest of the aj agen agenda. three, even if the bill fails and the rest of trump's legislative agenda turns out to the still borne, there will be many companies with stocks that have been hammered beyond recognition where you can buy them at a nice discount. there will be plenty of people who believe that if we get the worst case and stocks and interest rates go down, we'll be headed for a big slow down. you'll pro

down 777 points in synchronicity with the vote on tarp. the troubled assets relief program. what i want to leave you with real quick, i talked to one senior aide this afternoon. they said nothing fatal happened today. nothing fatal happened today. they don't have the votes yet but this isn't something that they contestant get everybody to yes. >> neil: history suggests, j.f.k., ronald reagan survived. thanks very much. again, those guys started out with bumpy rides and more than survived. the house minority whip on what he thinks is happening next. success has always been measured in zeros. but shouldn't it be about firsts? and seconds... how about adding a third? we think there's a bajillion ways to measure success. and whether you have hundreds or millions... we think you deserve the financial freedom to sleep like this at night. this is the new success story. and at t-i-a-a, we're with you. start today at t-i-a-a dot org. >> neil: all right. so many podiums so many stakeouts. so little time, this is on capitol hill where we're waiting t

we passed the infamous tarp which i think is really why we lost the 2010 election. we passed bills that barney franks said were the most -- barney frank said were the best bills for working people. it's not a question who have what people have seen me do with donnell trump but what we did as a matter of record over a long period of time even though we had a disagreement over the war in iraq. but we also stand open. >> we break away from the news conference take you to some tape from the white house and comments by the president. mr. trump: thank you very much. we were very close. we had no democrat support. we had no votes from the democrats. they weren't going to give us a single vote, it's a difficult thing to do. i've been saying for the last year and a half that the best thing we can do politically speaking is let obamacare explode, it is exploding right now. it's -- many states have big problems, almost all states have big problems. i was in tennessee the other day and they've lost half of their state in terms of an insurer. have no insurer. it was mostly becau

the latest is that black tarp that was installed by caltrans over the embarcadero road overcrossing.ight now, one southbound lane remains blocked. all the lanes were supposed to be open by 3 p.m. today to ease the evening commute. but that didn't happen. now, over the last couple of hours, caltrans cleared away all the loose debris from the cracked section and then installed that plastic tarp just to be sure that if anything may become loose it doesn't fall on the cars below. caltrans engineer has been inspecting the bridge but it took hours for that engineer to arrive from sacramento adding to the delays. for 101 drivers, it's been a day of long traffic jams. >> earlier today we had to shut down two lanes. as it progressed, when we got an engineer out here, we were able to open up one more lane. and as of right now, it's looking like we'll have one lane closed until we get further notification from caltrans. >> reporter: all this got started about 11:00 last night. that's when a dump truck from a nearby construction site drove down the freeway with a dumping bed still in the upright

aboutk the election was more things, like tarp. this will be worth it. i don't think that anybody thinks this is more important than the health of the american people. >> they did such a good job for you. read the estimates on c-span.org by clicking on the homepage.

wall street, tarp, all that. if in fact this was the case, it would be well worth it. i do not think anybody's political survival is more important than the good health of the american people. senator schumer: thank you very much. now, tom price and budget director mick mulvaney weigh in on the score of the health care legislation. they spoke to reporters outside of the white house. >> the president just wrapped up his cabinet meeting. the initial reports from the congressional budget office will be available right afterwards. secretary praise and director mulvaney wanted to give you more. give you a timeline going forward. with that, let me turn it over to tom price. dr. price: it was a good cabinet meeting and the cbo report came out. i think it is important that we asked the question, "compared to what?" the fact of the matter is that we have people who have coverage but no care and it is important to remember that the care coverage numbers are going down. the fact that the matter is that right now, there are people who have health coverage but not health care. cove

project they have ignored and continued to build by they attempted to cover the illegal work with tarp structures they claimed it was weather proofing they installed it last year in a drought year. you can refer to our brief they knew if they presented all work in sing application it would violate 188 of the code require roof decks to lie flat. under one permit they rise raised the roof three inches by their own acknowledgment without permits they raised tote lal of seven inches above the level you can see in the photos i presented this evening they miss represented in their plans inaccurately stated it complied with the code when it was two feet over and their plans did not show the entirety of the scope of their work the project sponsor played fast and loose with this dr even though they were required to provide us with a copy of the response brief at the same time it came to you they withheld it it wasn't until i asked a copy of it this week they provided it. was was rife with inaccurate seas i can go through them. we tried to avoid the necessities of this dr they refused to discuss

we passed the infamous tarp which i think is really why we lost the 2010 election. we passed bills that barney franks said were the most -- barney frank said were the best bills for working people. it's not a question who have what people have seen me do with donnell trump but what we did as a matter of record over a long period of time even though we had a disagreement over the war in iraq. but we also stand open. ms. pelosi: one of the most interesting speeches on the floor was when one of our colleagues wsi methmiayoudesh on this bill. and we will continue to take this fight to the american people and i thank the constituents across america, today is their victory and we will earn their trust all the ay through november of 2018. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] they failed to bring up a vote on the health care repeal. and taking your phone calls and let us know what you think about this second day of the failure on the part of house republicans to repeal and replace obamacare. for democrats, the phone number to call is -- richard has been

pastor scott wagers is calling for some of the $6 dollars relief fund to people who lost their tents, tarps and other belongings in the flood. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in san francisco it was opening night for hamilton an american musical at the orpheum theater where it was the first time 44 lucky lottery winners were able to get inside for about 10 dollars versus the hundreds if not thousands that it costs to be able to enjoy that broadway hit. there's still a chance to win all season long until august fifth.people can enter for each performance there are 6 every week.so many opportunities to win you can log onto kron4 dot com to learn how to enter. in sf ella kron 4 news. (catherine) the weekend is finally here... you might want to enjoy the sunshine while it lasts...(steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp has the full forecast in just two minutes. a ridge of high pressure will continue to build across our region over the next several days while mild temperatures will see a few additional degree) highs will be generally in the 60s at the coast with 70s to lower 80s inland.

we passed the infamous tarp which i think is really why we lost the 2010 election. we passed bills that barney franks said were the most -- barney frank said were the best bills for working people. it's not a question whve

i think it was about tarp and wall street and the rest of that. but the fact -- if in fact it were the case it would be well worth it. i don't think that anybody's political survival is more important than the good health the of ththe oof the american p. thank you. >>> the president just wrapped up his first meeting. the initial reports from the cbo are available right afterwards. secretary price and director

they were on a roof, the roof with tarps. >> we have people come from florida, alabama,>> without askingtrangers boarded up broken windows. >> they came up and started chopping all of these woods. >> we had people driving through. >> it was faith daysed fema that brought relief. >> people i don't know walked up and gave us money. it was taken care of. >> it is what happens every day in communities where there is an event or tragedy. >> neighbors helping neighbors. we need the barn raised who will show up and make it happen. >> spontaneous. it is way better. >> no one organizes it? >> communities come together to help meet the needs of their neighbors. it is called being american. i don't think there is any kind of disaster that will take place that the nonprofit faith based groups cannot take care of. >> a man who said no plans no problem. he built what the planners didn't. >> people have an idea and actually follow it >> i can wear the government planners now. don't plan. spontaneous order? maybe thereat's okay for ice skating but when it comes to important projects like building roads

capassed an energy bill, far, the infamous tarp, which i think is why we lost the 2010 election. passed the most progressive bills on tax refund ability. the list goes on and on. it is not a question of what we can do with donald trump, it is what we have done as a matter of record over a long time, even though we have had our disagreements in the war on iraq and worse than that. we have a responsibility to find common ground. it depends on the motivation. if the motivation is spite, that they were going to pass this bill because it was the seventh anniversary of the affordable care act, instead of taking the time to develop legislation to perhaps hear from experts by having hearings, here from families by having hearings, and develop something within the caucus and perhaps in a bipartisan way, hopefully they would have had a bill that would be successful. said before this room, pick a day, and decide they would have the votes on the floor. the speaker said it came close. we will never know. [laughter] no'sd a big long list of we were seeing. let's not lose any more face for them

wall street, tarp, all that. if in fact this was the case, it would be well worth it. i do not think anybody's political survival is more important than the good health of the american people. senator schumer: thank you very much. now, tom price and budget director mick

it was about tarp and wall street and the rest of that. if in fact it were the case, it would be well worth it. i do not think that anybody's political survival is more important than the good health of the american people. >> thank you. announcer: the congressional budget office released its assessment of the house republican health care will. the ecb of uninsured people would grow by 14 million in 2018. the ecb also predicts the legislation would decrease the aderholt deficit by $337 billion over the next 10 years. you can read the report at our website. though to c-span.org. >> a senate panel will ofestigate how to do photos female service members were posted online and viewed by marines.d active duty a commandant will testify tomorrow before the armed services to many. that is live at 10:00 a.m. care on c-span. on cspan2, president

in the city, big huge tarps to try to mask what is going on.re raising taxes and cutting salaries and working with them. at the same time, people are fleeing, and if you look at the map with the kurds and the syrian army and the russians and the turks, there is nowhere for them to go. they're completely surrounded. bottled up. they're not getting any more reinforcements and their oil has been cut off, their supply roads have been cut off. the situation is very dire. as you know a cornered animal is very dangerous and this will be a fight to the finish. it will be very, very difficult, we'll see the same type of fighting in raqqah that we see in mosul right now. >> okay, colonel, thank you for being with us, insights on what is happening in northern syria. thank you, sir. >>> still ahead, women urged to take off work and join a one-day strike but not everyone believes it's a good idea. announcer: get on your feet for the nastiest bull in the state of texas. ♪ ♪ nobody does unlimited like t-mobile. while the other guys gouge for unlimited data...

big government will not tell a bank how to tarp themselves up. if it benefits from huge scale, they can choose to maintain that scale in highly capitalized business lines. let the banks choose how to respond to capital requirements. shadow bankn the tax equalizes funding across various sectors. what is the feedback? i expect people to poke holes in this. agreement, the trade-offs between safety and cost. some people think we overestimate the cost. some pound the table and say there is no cost to higher capital. i personally don't buy it. nobody has said we're underestimating the cost of this. we're on the side of being more conservative in terms of cost. some people say we are underestimating the arbitrage movement overseas. fair point. there's not much we can do about that. they are national champions. if they have to bail it out in 20 or 30 years, so be it. what i would suggest is that we implement reforms and regulations that are sensible. we show the world that we can have a robust economy without too big to fail risk and encourage other coun

we passed the infamous tarp, which was huge. the list goes on and on. we passed bills in terms of tax refund ability. it is what we did as a matter of record over long. of time even though we had our disagreements. we have a responsibility to find common ground. it depends on the motivation. if the motivation is despite, that they will pass this bill yesterday because it was the seventh anniversary of the affordable care act instead of taking the time to develop legislation to perhaps hear from experts and develop something within their caucus and in a bipartisan way, they might have had a bill that would be successful. instead, as i said before, they , the speaker a day said he came close. we will never know. we had a big long list of of no's we were seeing. let's not lose any more face for them today. the fact is we have a responsibility to always work together. quite frankly, the reason they lost is because of actions they took or did not take but also because the american people weighed in. dr phone lines were all eluged. i want to thank people who

tarps and sandbags are brought in as part of an emergency fix. once the storm hit, the force overpowered the support wall. >> what are you preparing yourself for? >> worst case, it comes here and takes the pool all the way to the house i guess. best case, the forecast would be a little drier. >> reporter: for now, it is one painically long day at a time. >> there is an end, but you don't know where it is. that is also one of the things that is the unknown. >> reporter: you can see some of the work done today to keep this creek away from these homes. the zone 7 water district says the permanent fix will happen when it stops raining altogether. until then, all eyes are on this creek, the cliff, and the weather. juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> that rain is not stopping any time soon. right paul? >> pleasanton will get more rainfall tonight and more rainfall coming up friday. the weather pattern will calm down beginning this weekend and likely a little if any rainfall next week. radar getting more active. showers over san francisco, san mateo county. o

this is our patio and take a look at what the weight of the snow has done to our tarp.llapsed the tarp with the weight of all of that heavy snow, and also the sleet. so, varying conditions across the area. but that is what is happening now in old city and behind our studio. back to you guys inside, alex and thomas. >> thank you so much. yes, crazy seeing that go down. >> it doesn't look like a lot but it weighs down. especially on the power lines. the crews are trying to get one step ahead. >> and mixture with the ice doing it. >> let's check in with steve. he's getting snow in bethlehem. it's still piling up? >> what's scott talked about happening philly had hours earlier happened here. i showed you big snowflakes before a couple breaks ago. suddenly we have an ice storm here. i took off my blue jacket to show new the black i have ice bouncing off me everywhere. i'm in the truck and like what is hitting the truck? it's ice storm now. this the makes it more treacherous if you drive or if you worried about keeping power on. if this stuff starts coating trees and those tr

.....why not give them a piece of this money....they don't need much....enough for a few tents and tarps, the city saysthey want to get them into housing, when, three years from now when they're ready to die...?">thursday's public hearing on the flood heard from still others, property owners and renterswho were hurt by the flood and are also in need of help. but with no address with which to apply for relief, amanda fukamoto is not expecting much and has already returned to the creekside, the only home she claims to have have known for the past five years.amanda fukamoto/homeless< '....well, we have to keep in mind that we're not supposed to be here in the first place, we're here illegally and that'sjust the way society is going to look at it, you know, like if we just weren't here in the first place..."> (vicki) some residents in san francisco's sunset district say they are feeling unsafe in their own homes after an increase of break in's in what is usually considered a quiet neighborhood. kron4's maureen kelly reports that one man's safe full of guns was stolen during a brazen daylight

the update right now is that caltrans crews are putting up a large black tarp that will catch any pieces of concrete that may break off and fall down towards traffic. right now three of four lanes are open. the far left lane and shoulder are closed. however, they hope to open all four lanes by 7:00 tonight. that's beyond the teeth of the rush hour but still may provide some relief for people leaving work late. the problem is worse than first thought. a support girder has been damaged and will need to be replaced complicating the repair job. take a look at video. for the most part this morning and early afternoon crews used hammers to chip away and knock down damaged portions of concrete that surround exposed rebar. the fear was that one of those pieces would fall as part of a 27-foot-long crack. and the fall could strike a passion vehicle traveling at 60 miles per hour. >> it could obviously dent a car or could penetrate through the window and strike the people in the car. >> reporter: just before 11:00 last night a caltrans subcontractor driving a dump truck dropped off a load of asphal

maybe just pull all of the tarps off, and put them in the truck until after this wind dice down. we have leftovers from last night at philadelphia international airport. a lot of delays, closures, and concellations, i should say because of the weather, also the winds could play factor in arrivals and departures today in hammonton, new jersey, trenton road, at aston road. and downed tree with some local detours, i wouldn't be surprised between your driveway and the first track light, you hit, you may see some debris. maybe not so much maybe down tree but maybe downed branch, if it was trash collection day, trash cans recycling all over, tree blocking the right lane at 206. accident on the northeast extension, right near the lehigh valley interchange, so far so good. on mass transit. so that's one part of the good news this morning, karen, back over to you. >> we will take the good news we can get, thank you so much. because we have many stories like this one, senior citizens living in west philadelphia are really worried because there were some women who were attack in separate in

and they've been trying to paint the bridge, the paint tarps are blowing all over the place, along the burlington bristol bridge. just be careful coming across that span. couple every situations here, new jersey, south on 295, downed tree, near route 206. and i just got this tweet from jenny the bus driver. she said make sure the parent know that some of the buses could be late as they have to divert around any of the closed roadways in the neighborhoods from the downed trees or the downed wires. septa says, ten minute delays this morning, on the market frankford line because of switch problems at 69th street. route 100, downed tree, right near moyer road. i think we were just here with our news van, deliver ton heights, at milan sick more, where a tree pulled down a string of wires. so, we're without power, a lot of folks without power here this morning, one tree, can do a lot of damage to a big development in our neighborhood. in lower merion, electrical fire, sick moran linden, all oversized trucks are banned from the turnpike, from reading all the way over to philly bensalem. alex

. >> and you notice the people at the bottom, just friendly neighbors, they have a sheet or tarp or somethingse the cat comes down. they want to be able to catch it. >> this is always the first step, that's the hardest for people to take. >> oh, bro. dude. >> that's why it took him so long. >> but he didn't fall. >>> to my parents out there, and a new invention that they may be interested in, especially for the young ones. >> hi, everyone. it's mike. i'm the ceo of the useless stuck company. >> he's had other inventions before. >> back in 2014 i created the wireless baby crib. >> he decided to expand the product line a bit, for the annoying nights without a lot of sleep. >> i learned that babies make noise every few hours because they are hungry and want to be fed. to solve this problem and help the parents, i created a cell phone app. when you tap on the bottle, it activates a robot to feed the baby. >> what? oh, my gosh, you have parents listening all over the world now. >> right? here's his first prototype. >> i have the app open to start the robot. i just have to tap on the bottle. >> the

the fifth generation farmer pulled become these protective tarps and winced, one-third of his strawberry crop is dead. >> bad or worse than expected. >> the strawberries are a whole lot worse than i expected. >> reporter: his 140 acres of peach trees got it worse. all that pij blooming are vulnerable peach buds which open three weeks early because of the unusually warm temperature this winter. the deep freeze killed half of echols peach crop. across the region, farmers are counting their losses. gary black is georgia-- georgia's agriculture commissioner. >> it would be easy to say that we're in hundreds of millions of dollars. >> reporter: north carolina peach farms looked like a winter wonderland. overhead irrigation tried to insulate the crop from freezing temperatures and winds. in south carolina, farmers hoped protective covering would save the state's strawberry crop but in south georgia, blue berry fields fell into a deep damaging freeze. >> is the worst of it over? >> i hope, that's what-- that's the question of the hour. that's the question of the hour. if it's not, i might as we

we passed issues, the infamous tarp. we passed measures in terms of tax refund ability to help out working people. so it is not on, a question of what they will see we do with donald trump, it is what we get is a matter of record over a long stretch of time, even though we had disagreements. iraq, what would be worse than that? but we have a responsibility to find common ground. but it depends on the motivation. if the motivation is spite, they they were going to have passed this bill yesterday because it was the seventh anniversary of the portable care act -- affordable care act. instead of taking time to develop legislation, hear from experts by having hearings, and develop something within their caucus and perhaps in a bipartisan way hopefully, they might have had a bill that would be successful. instead, as a set of four in this room, they decided to pick a day incident to tithing -- instead of deciding when they had the votes to bring it to the floor. the speaker said we will never know. we had a big session about t

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i mentioned tarp. that was a bill that had to fail before it could pass.ually puts pressure where they can get to yes down the road. again, it's a four-year term. but it makes one wonder about the members of congress. they got on board because it appeared he would be the nominee. paul ryan denounced him in wisconsin about a month before the election. and then ever writ thing is honky dorie. that's where you have recriminations and second guesses. >> bret baier, what happens in the halls of power behind the scenes when the first major legislative initiative goes down in this way after the president had so thoroughly embraced it? what the is happening behind the scenes now? >> they're freaking out. they're literally freaking out. all of the desperate groups and partying and the moderates have come to a point where they were thinking that some of them could vote for it. i have congressman mcarthur on the set last night. he said they had gotten to a point they had said yes. some freedom caucus members came over. others stood their ground. now what? where do th

he says he put up long tarps to protect his land from anymore water damage. >> i am doing anything i can to protect the property. as a homeowner i have to figure out anything that could help. >> reporter: they are happy the state is giving them the help they need

. >> reporter: he set up a system of water pumps and tarps to protect his backyard. they have literally lost chufrpgs of the property in that neighborhood. it is now a steep cliff. after recent storms hit the bay area. >> we have this large s turn be created and that has created a high velocity water ramming right into our property where we don't have anything left to protect it. >> reporter: homeowners tell me the backyard behind me used to extend 50 feet out but last month one storm knocked all of that land out in just a matter of two days. even some of these sprinkler pipes are exposed. >> not a matter of losing a couple of feet a year in the past, now one storm took 40 feet. >> reporter: they have been fighting the zone 7 water district to get more protection and last week they won. the district approved an emergency fix to keep water from eroding neighbors' backyards. >> flood insurance doesn't cover this, homeowners doesn't cover it, if you goes through your house you lose everything. >> reporter: it will take two to four months to complete but david has his ow

during the first storm over the weekend tarps and sandbags were brought in as a temporary fix, but the force of the water overpowered the protective wall. then again yesterday zone 7 water district crews were out there trying to shore up the bank, but again last night's storm overpowered the protective wall. another temporary fix is expected to go in tomorrow before friday's big storm. in pleasanton juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> tonight some advertisers are boycotting google and youtube pulling hundreds of millions of dollars worth of their ads. it comes after some major brands learned their ads sometimes appeared at the same time as extremist content. british government. now the entities pulling the ads include at&t, verizon, mcdonald's and the british government. they are mainly upset about con tent on youtube such as from religious extremists and a ku klux klan leader. google's top executive in britain says, "i would like to apologize to our partners and advertisers who might have been affected by their ads appearing on controversial content." google has promised to keep that conten

and when they come through town here, empty, they don't have the tarps on, the ash just blows. if you see some of the houses, the sidings on the houses with the thick aaccumulation n of soot and ash. a year and half ago, we came through there, and it was a really windy day, it was l likea smog going through itit. none of the ash w was covered a and it's just--it was actually like driving through a fog. and it's just a--it's a crime. there's the one that we just followed down the road. he's dumping and you can see the ash there. this pit was approximately 300 feet deep. it's all filled with ashes. they run probably two dozen trucks continuous all day long, 6 days a week. >> tons of coal ash are dumped legally in unlined pits every year, even though the u.s. environmental protection agency acknowledges coal ash can cause serious health effects. coal ash is also being used in creating products like roofing material, bricks, and concrete. the epa calls this "beneficial use," and members of the coal industry claim reusing coal ash provides an environmental benefit. >> there are a wi

still, plenty of salt, we really have had pretty mild winter, not a whole lot of snowfall thus tarp, meanwhile people across our region are preparing for snow day as well. now over the weekend the shopping frenzy kicked offer at the acme in bala cynwyd. lot of people buying up milk, bread and eggs as expected, many stores like acme actually had to restock those winter items like salt, shovels, since they were packed away for next winter. forecasters predicting as much as a foot of snow overnight monday into all day tuesday, all of those products had to come back out. >> we actually took the rock salt and snow shovels out of the sales force last thursday. so we just walk them back out again, selling milk, eggs, juice, sodas, what they're buying the most right now. >> and for those every you super last minute preparers, the storm managers are saying you really have to get in there today early, they're expecting huge crowds around the dinnertime hour. but jim, rahel, are you guys ready? did you guys get all of your stuff? >> i'll be here tomorrow. >> yep. who wants to eat salad during a

. >> you can get the tarps for cheap. >> the storm could be described easily as march madness, but enough about the snow. we have the first game of the tournament tonight. what's up with maryland and mount st. mary? what's up with this? have the terps given up basketball in favo >>> the mountaineers of mount st. mary's university represent the ncaa tournament underway tonight with the playin games, and they are taking on new orleans. the winner of this one, yikes! taking on number one seed villanova. one battle at a time it rain it was for real. 10 3-pointers, including this one. going off 23 points, and new orleans kept it close, and they were frustrated two of their own guys going at it during a timeout, and that was not any good. plays like this, elijah long just slicing through the defenders. mount st. marys wins it by 1. they will face buffalo on thursday. >>> if you're a sixth seed like the terps what else do you do in orlando? fish. they had down time leaving a day early because of the snow, and they hit the driving range to mix in the cross training. golf will get you strong said