the terps' final four run is cut short. a tough ending to a great season. coach: i thought we did a tremendous job in the first half trying to put things together, especially in the adversity and some of the calls that were made. we kept fighting and battling. i thought the runs in the second half hurt us and were really tough. robert: pretty big ratings night

the terps. but it has come to an end. the uconn huskies, they outrebounded and outshot the terps in the final four. maryland had won 28 straight but could not make it 29. kept it close early. lexi brown, two of 12. maryland trailed by 11 at halftime. second half. uconn really just too much. second half up 15. player of the year brianna stewart, knocking down the three. she had 25 tonight. uconn beats maryland 81-58. terps falling one step short of that championship game. lots more coming up on this game. we have our jason pugh in tampa with the maryland women. we'll have that coming up in about ten minutes. back to you. >> all right. thanks. >>> obviously the maryland women are down in tampa, but tonight the university of maryland is warning people on campus to be careful after one student was nearly robbed. it happened earlier today inside campus housing on route 1. the student was walking in a hallway when six to eight people came up to him. one grabbed the student around the waist and demande

the terps' final four run is cut short. a tough ending to a great season.ch: i thought we did a tremendous job in the first half trying to put things together, especially in the adversity and some of the calls that were made. we kept fighting and battling. i thought the runs in the second half hurt us and were really tough. robert: pretty big ratings night tonight for the tbs, country watch the badgers and kentucky's bid for a perfect season. frank kaminsky finished with 20 points, sam dekker had 16. the wildcats had their chance but when the badgers had them on the ropes, they made it happen. they will play duke tomorrow night for the championship. >> we see it as another good matchup. >> the basketball fans that i know would never think that duke has a great team. a lot of people thought they had a pretty good team because they came in and spanked us in our place. robert: the nets are itching, opening day tomorrow, first pitch at 4 p.m. all eyes will be on mac sure sir. he will start opening day, the first time in his career. -- all eyes are on max scherz

as for the terps, a lot to look forward to next year. just one senior on this year's squad. >> my heart's a little heavy right now. hasn't really hit me that you know i won't be putting on this jersey ever again. but i'm just really proud of how high teammates competed throughout the season. and tonight. and i have no doubt in my mind that they will be back in a final four. >> i think the greatest gift this team showed any coach in any program is to not allow them to be defined. i thought they separated themselves every single day in terms of taking this program to even another level. >> reporter: 33 wins tied for the most in program history for the terps and two of their there's losses came against the two teams playing for the national championship on tuesday night. in tampa, i'm jason pugh news 4 sports. >>> and we're working for you in rockville this morning. the city's leaf collection starts today. you can put those leaves in a large paper bag or simply rake them to the curb. city crews can then vacuum your leaves. you can check out

she's also a terps fan. >> there you go. >> i just said are the terps about go going to be good this year? they're going to be great. they say. ever since they lost to west virginia, everything else for the terps has been a win the this past week one of the best recruits diamond stone committed to maryland. and today mellow trimble has officially i'd zooided to return to college park. this was the message on the terps' facebook page. trimble says he's excited about spending another year with his teammates and building on what they accomplished this year. trimble led the term terps in scoring this year with 16 points per game. >>> in fairfax, dave poulsen introduced as the new men's basketball coach at george mason university. he's got some experience. i caught up with the new man in charge, and the first thing i had to ask him, why george mason? >> i think the immediate draw was 2016. the immediate draw is, wow this is what can be accomplished. that's very much on my mind. >> reporter: since then there's sort of been a little frustration because fans got a little taste of what george

the terps can beat anybody. tonight it's time to make it happen. >> a lot of teams get caught up in their respect for yukon. yukon is a great team and when you go into a game you have to going confident and fearless, i like to say. we are going to go in there fearless and give them everything we have. reporter: speaking of wisconsin and kentucky, it was a highest-rated semi final game in 22 years. the country watch the badgers and kentucky's bid for a perfect season with the final four of 71-64. they say the game's won in the last five minutes. wisconsin was clearly the better team. >> the thing that was tough is that we are a finishing team. that's what we have been. we did not. they did and we didn't. that's why they're still playing and where not. >> it was the end, the last five minutes. these guys just gutted it out. i told him i will hang out on the sideline for 40 minutes, so here we are. reporter: the nets will host the all-star game in 2018, according to reports. opening day is tomorrow. max scherz or w

the terps learned a lot from how seventh-seeded dayton played against the huskies. the biggest lesson was playing with no fear. >> confidence is key. you take a look at dayton and how fearless they play. i mean they were open taking down open shots. and i think that's the most we got from their game is just how confident they were and taking it into our game just learning from other people. and i think everybody coming in and not just playing the name on their chest but just playing maryland basketball ignore our identity. >> when uconn goes on their runs which they are going to do, you can't put your head down. i think it's all about confidence. if they score, get the ball out and go right back at them. >> no one even expects us to be where we're at right now, so i mean it takes a lot of weight off our shoulders to be able to go out and fight and give it our all. >>> more terps action. ten pen state visiting college park for some afternoon lacrosse. maryland leaving no doubt in the first quarter. already up 3-1. isaiah davis-allen charges and fires. go ahead, make

second year in a row for the terps in the final four. they will have a chip on their shoulder because there are 23-point underdogs. head coach brenda frese says they are good, but we are good, too. coach: we are not going to concede anything. we are competitors too, and when you talk about playing connecticut, they are hard to face, but at the same time for us, it's the best way to be up to close the gap. >> i think a lot of teams get caught up in the respect of uconn. obviously they are a great team, and when you go into a game you have to go in confident and fearless, so we will go when they're fearless and give them everything we have. robert: patrick read at the houston open. this looks good from where i'm sitting. you have the hole in one, but that's not the crazy part. after the ball goes in, he celebrates a little bit. then the full sprint to the hole. what is the rush? just let it sink in. and the caps could clinch a playoff berth with a victory in regulation tonight. they will have to win on the road against ottawa. kimberly: i'

the terps have seen the final four before, their second appearance in a row. they are 23-point underdogs, but at the same time they have won 28 straight games. head coach brenda frese says they will refuse to rollover. coach: we will not concede anything. we are competitors, two, and when you talk about playing connecticut, they are a hard team to face, but at the same time, for us, it's the best way to close the gap. >> i think teams get caught up in the respect of uconn. they are a great team and when you go into the game you have to go on confidence and that's confident fearless. we will go in there fearless and give them everything we have. robert: on the pga tour, justin street is the leader of the third round of the houston open, with a one-shot lead over three golfers. phil mickelson had a disappointing day and is six shots back. kimberly: duke-wisconsin, so the brackets are busted for about 99%. robert: i would see a big percentage, not 99%. kimberly: i had duke, but i also had kentucky. robert: aw. kimberly: a robotics competition today. ♪ deidre & th

janice and sarah, both of atlanta, are terps in wait. >> we are both committed to go to maryland in a years. it is so cool to this think could be us in a couple of year. >> reporter: the teams had practice in front of the fans today and they were fired up. we found people supporting the program and those related to it like lexi brown's aunt. >> any prediction for tomorrow night? >> of course, we are coming out on top. >> a big upset. >> this is the maryland turtle. and this is some stray puppy. very cute. it's a husky this weekend. so sorry husky. you are going to go home early. >> reporter: what are you looking forward to the most between today and tomorrow? >> just having a good time. with other fans. and with this team. and getting ready for tomorrow. >> reporter: they are get ready for tomorrow night of course. those ladies are a group of maryland boosters called the rebounders. they love maryland women's basketball and they come to all the final fours. guys, back to you. >> thank you very much diane. looking forward to it. see you in sports. >>> you could call it a concert about

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hoping to make history, the terps are going to the final four in tampa. there is the crowd gave the team a warm sendoff. we will hear from him and pam brandt on what they will be facing when they arrive to play uconn later in sports. leon: the weather department give them a warm sendoff as well. doug: it's breezy. kind of windy at times. and tomorrow, we will change the pattern with rain and thunderstorms. let's get started right now. starting with the stormscan on the far right-hand side of the screen, the washington area. the further west you travel, that bright line is the thunderstorms developing a crossed west central kentucky. this is the line that will continue to move eastward. if we get a line of storms remains to be seen but i kind of doubt it. the cold front is heading in our direction.

. >> reporter: the terps had their first day of practice today. they have to be laser focused and on point to beat uconn. the terps and huskies play right there on that sort court -- court sunday night. they're 0-3 against connecticut. >> these ladies are so focused on their job at hand they've given up their cell phones for the entire tournament. go terps go! >>> the car almost got impounded with two kids still sitting in the back seat. this is not our first run-in with the towing company either, their explanation for how this happened next. >>> pete, love him or hate him -- you mostly late him -- but we bet you don't know these six facts about those ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> in december we told you about an arlington towing company that hauled away a woman's car with her dog still in there. that company is called advance towing and this time they're at it again, but this time it was two kid. >> in this case luckily the -- kids. >> in this case luckily the car didn't go anywhere. >> reporter: a 7-year-old son and 17-month-old daughter were in the back when their

bill belichick chatting with terps head coach randy edsall. interview with belichick and he looked at me like no shot. stefan diggs leaving after his junior year to enter the draft. he's projected as a day three pick. but many outlets say he could be a steal in the third or fourth round. another receiver getting some attention, deon long right there projected as a late-round pick. they're both local guys. long went to dunbar high school. >> vance, your dreams. >> so of course the questions today, what would it be like to get drafted by the redskins or even the ravens? >> goodness gracious. >> everybody know i to stay home would to play for a hometown team. doesn't matter where i go. i'll g gete there and work as hard as i can and be an asset any way i can. >> always beautiful to stay home or close to home and play for that home team. i'm just looking to go to a team that wants me that can implement me into that offense, that's going to give he me that opportunity to show them how good i've become. >> they're both tremendous athletes. both guys

some fans got up close and personal with the players today when the terps gave them t- shirts and signed autographs court side. these folks are from par olympic sports tampa. easter and we're midway through passover. we talked to coach frese and her players about their plans for the holy day. >> searching for eggs is a big part of easter so are church services services and family meals. what happens when the holiday falls on game day. >> we have kind of the routine obviously with that, but, you know, two small children, you know, the easter bunny needs to come to tampa. we'll be celebrating that at some point throughout that day. >> head coach brenda frese and her twin boys will be surrounded by round balls, not eggs sunday. as for the players some will be surrounded by family here in tampa. >> i celebrate easter. my mom's here. we'll see what she has in store. not an easter egg hunt i think i'm a little old for that. >> being with family is what it's all about. >> my grandma always had a ritual of making easter baskets and having little bunnies and stuff like that. >> we learned several

they went in with a simple mantra, the lady terps. they say we don't fear nobody, and that comes from coach brenda frese who can motivate any team, but could she will the troops to a monumental upset some by now you know the answer is no but you have to tip the cap to brenda's ballers. a great effort tonight. to tampa we go. started well. check out this move here by lauren. i call this the spinorama supreme, and then the dish to briana jones. she had 12 points early for maryland, but uconn really just taking over. right now, they are speaking to the media. this is lauren at the podium. >> i can't wait to see what is ahead for them. >> question on the side. >> "new york times." >> can you give him the other mic? >> john, "new york times." coach was talking about lauren's legacy. to you, what is that legacy? what does that mean? >> i see her as a player who is extremely resilient. she had a lot of adversity during her career here. a lot of people could have rolled over and been like, you know what, my knees, i'm not going to be the play

go terps! >> feels great. the weather's great. to have all the people out here supporting us is just amazing, really grateful to be here. >> reporter: anything you have to do to keep your mind focused with all the palm trees and water and sand? >> probably stay inside. i know we want to hit the pool or something, try to maybe go see the beach. we know what we're here to do. >> reporter: the buses left the airport for their new home away from home and with the late start everybody couldn't wait to get their grub on and they're starving for a within over uconn. >> we know what we're playing for, obviously thrilled to be here, but when it's time to practice and lock in, we will. >> reporter: after a good meal and good night's rest the terps will start fresh friday. they'll have study hall and practice two days before game day. >>> before we leave, some breaking news, shaka smart leaving vcu. he was making just under 2 million. >> he's been in the rumor mill to go somewhere else ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ know you can keep your financial big picture u

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cory: and you don't think the other technology offer any realistic competition in terps of broadband? the argument the way the numbers are counted, comcast looks like it's bigger than it is but there are other competing technologies that get high-speed to the home. >> well, i think the s.e.c. widely realized they needed to reclassify broadband as being 25 megabits and higher. below that, especially if you think about how streaming is develop ling multiple tv's in the house. 4k coming which requires even single stream 15 mega bets or higher you need more bandwidth. and today's broadband minimum is 25. by the way, five years from now it will be much hilinger than that people will need. the definition of 25 mega bits, they're dominant. and that's the thing that concerns many of us in the industry. cory: that was sling tv's c.e.o. roger lynch. bmw's crash-proof car, that's what they say. we're going to talk about the challenges of designing such a thing when "bloomberg west" continues. cory: this is "bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson. will self-driven cars make our roads 100% accident fre

trades under terp. that is another stock that hit its all-time high today. terp is designed to own the solar power projects sun edison builds and use the cash to generate the investors. why was this positive? building solar power assets and operating them are two very different things. once you've got your solar plant up and running, it can generate vast amounts of cash for many years and doesn't cost that much. it's the sun. last i looked it comes up no matter what. comes up in the morning, sets in the whatever. building these solar plants is expensive. the creation of terraform gave a new way to raise large amounts of capital in order to fund this development pipeline. giving investors a low risk way to invest in a steady income-producing stocks. in the old days it would sell off allowing buyers to capture the long-term gains. by getting more capital and getting the capital cheaply and then keeping the solar projects in their own subsidiary terra form, sun edison only makes more than twice as much money off each project. it's so smart. when sun edison took

terps were coming off of 28 straight wins but they lost by more than 20 points. uconn and know take game face off in the dhamp ronchampionship game tomorrow night. >>> a developing story involving alleged sexual assault at uva. a new report criticizing the rourke of work of "rolling stone". we'll take you live to charlottesville for reaction. plus what the author of the controversial article is now saying. >>> might want to leave the jacket in the closet as we step outside to some mild springlike weather. tom is breaking down the conditions for the day by the hour. >>> and we're watching breaking news in beltsville. chopper 4 is over the scene of the accident. take a live look at these pictures. one person is dead three others seriously hurt. melissa mollet will bring you any new developments. >>> breaking news? n. in belts sbeltsville. a fatal crash at edmonston road. take route 1. marc 874 not running today. 270 south, no major problems. outer loop top of the beltway just a couple of minutes behind. 66 inbound, about right at 17 minutes from fairfax county park

vasquez, the former maryland terp ties the game at 82 with that three-point. in o.t.s all wizards, beal to pierce. another three-pointer. 4 of 7 from behind the arc. wizards take game one from the raptors 93-86, pierce not exactly a fan favorite in toronto. >> i don't mind playing the role of underdog, vigllain. i'm out here trying to get my team to win. >> he's the truth for a reason. he has that name for a reason. any time in those game situations that's how he is. when he talks trash, he gets you going. >> all right. game two for the wizards tuesday night in front to the capitals can take control of their series against the islanders with a victory tomorrow. their goaltender was back on the ice after missing game two with illness. >> he looked fine. felt good all that. he hopefully is ready to go. >> strong as ever on the ice today? >> yeah. felt fine. obviously a little odd not practicing for two days. not doing much. just wanted to get out there and get the blood flowing, get my eyesight back. >> we have you cover ford game three tomorrow. you don't want to miss

the terps left yesterday. everyone is happy to be headed out to the team's second time four appearance in as many years. they play sunday at 8:30 p.m. against uconn. go terps. you've probably seen the video by now the story behind this $22,000 mistake. and the priceless response to all of it. >>> and a live look in southwest waterfront this morning. a lot going on for the cherry bros only blossom festival. tom will let you know if today is a good day on check out the activities. >>> and new tore just released about the terror attack in kenya. what investigators say the gunmen did. >>> welcome back. star gazers, tomorrow morning you can catch the blood monday. best time for us to see the eclipse is between 6:15 in the morning and 8:00 in the morning. if you miss tomorrow's blood moon you'll only have one more shot for 2015, final lunar eclipse of the year will be on september 28. always gorgeous to see. we're used to getting up. we wantptnt to sleep in. >>> this next story proves everyone makes mistakes about.

terps head coach are getting closer to the rivalry. maryland and hopkins.r two maryland would be the regular season champ with a win and top seed in the conference tournament and they would have bragging rights. game time 8:00 p.m. georgetown was down 3-1. scored six straight. capped off by this from stafford to take a 7-3 lead. four goals for the senior. 30 on the season. georgetown wins 13-10. honestly how much more playoffs can there be going on? >> it is exciting. >> it is really impressive. >> monday night for caps we don't have a game time yet. >> tonight we have rain. if you are going to be in turns on at 7:00. we have our severe weather special coming up. >> i'll be there. >> looks better tomorrow afternoon. then a lot better here by the second half of next week. >> thank you for watching. see you back here at 11:00. >> axelrod: the death toll climbs after an earthquake rattles nepal and rocked mount everest. the damage is catastrophic, and tremors kill dozens more in neighboring countries. protesters in baltimore staged the biggest march yet since

we also got to see some future terps on the women's side. she's got some range, too.her knocking down some threes. she's from connecticut. she's ranked 27th best in the nation. also brianna frazier. check out the boards here. rebound, put back. she can knock down a three-pointer as well. >> that was long. >> very long. >> she's from brooklyn and ranked 15th in the nation. to fairfax, george mason as the new men's basketball coach today, paulson spent the last seven seasons at bucknell university. here's how he plans to get mason fans excited about their team again. >> the first thing is, you build a team that they can rally around. now, we'd like to but you want every single fan who comes in the center and says that team plays hard they play together they were smart and fundamentally smart. >> that's doug getting beat. >> oh, come on. >> look on the left. this is the clippers game and it looks very similar. broke his ankles and look on the right again, doug oh! but the point of showing that is my thought was, we were really hard on you about that and, you know it happ

. >>> it's been a college park staple for decades and as a former terp i spent many many nights at this place but sadly ratsy's serving up the last slice of pizza tonight and closing for good at 3:00 in the morning. the owner says he's ready to retire. they've been serving students since 1990. people are reminiscing about the time they have spent there. >>> workers say they're not getting a fair shake from their employers and tonight fighting back. >>> a message of hate rocks another college campus. what a student allegedly wrote and how the school is responding to the controversy. >>> a woman holding on for dear a new form of innovation is taking shape, bringing media and technology together for more people. together is more wi-fi access in more places. it's a home you control with the touch of a finger. it's reimaging tv to give more people more choices. it's bringing technology and people together in ways you never thought possible. comcast and time warner cable. together is better for more people. >>> new at 11:00, check this out. a woman tried to stop a carjacking by jumping on to

the terps should be fun to watch.baseball fans, the nats played their final exhibition game in florida today. jordan zimmermann gave up seven runs in the first two innings and didn't seem to have much. giancarlo stanton hit a two-run homer. mike morse ripped a three run shot. temperature and told me this morning that zimmerman is about to get paid big time. >> the nationals would be willing to pay him $100 million to stay, but effect year they've got $210 million and jordan zimmermann has a great year, he's going to get a lot more than $100 million. i don't think the nationals are going to be in on that. i think he wants to go back to wisconsin or chicago, not because he doesn't like it here. tim: this probably be jordan zimmermann's final year in washington. said news. eddie lebaron -- they called him live in general. they -- he quarterback the redskins in the 1950's and 1960's, stood just 5'9", but boy he could play. leon: i haven't heard that name and so long. tim: the little general. loved him. leon: thoughts are

by -- tells stuck. 87 -- terps stuck. once the low clouds burn off, the breeze will pick up. system will be with us today. tomorrow. give us a cooldown and then a rapid warmup back to near 90 by thursday. but today temperatures fall off the table. the fog has returned. cooler, breezy, downright windy for some. cooler for, though. 80s for some. but 70s for many. that were near 90 yesterday. not today. 60s by the water even some upper 50s. down about 7 to 15, 16 degrees for many of these temps. oakland 67. not near 90 like yesterday. gilroy was 90 yesterday. today 82. 59 half moon bay. 70 redwood city, menlo park 71. cooler today into tomorrow. and then look at the warmup. we could get right back to 90 on thursday. >> i got in my car after leaving the gym and it said 102. >> sitting in the house i said man, it's warm. i looked and it was 7 a. [laughter] >> wow. >> thank you. >>> drinking treated sewage water. coming up in 20 minutes, the case san jose's mayor is making to help the water supply during our continuing drought. >> just when it seemed like things were back to normal

have you looked at in terp terms of the cost savings when non-profits do this work versus not contracting out this type of work? >> i haven't explicitly in a number -- i don't think our office has in a number of years but generally speaking a non-profit organization is going to operate at a lower cost than the city itself would provide such services. >> yeah, i wanted to point that out because as we move forward with our thinking we need to look at things from that lens that what do you mean we're spending more money? we're spending more money but we're saving money. >> to elaborate further on the point and the cost difference between a city program and a non-profit organization some of it is improved flexibility and being more arm's length from the city and a lot is going to be felt in terms of just different wage and benefit scales between city employees and non-profit employees. that's just true. so a couple of questions to consider as we move forward on this. one, how do you and the mayor balance the tension between funding organizational infrastructure and inflationary costs and dema

. >>> and the terps don't need any luck, but if they did, this is the couple that wont lottery twice. how much they have raked in next on wusa9 and your only local news >>> you win -- you win big money in the lottery that's good luck. if you do it a second time, they think that you have lady luck. >> they don't have a basement, just this modest mobile home in england and they do not plan to move out. they did it a second time this week. one thing they will keep doing is playing the lottery. >> you play until you lose. >> and if you keep your old ticket, you can text. >> there you go. >> we are done for now. we'll see you at 11:00. >> i had >>> we are in the middle of the furious seven fever as the stars shut down hollywood for their big premiere. >> how they're remembering paul walker in his final film. >> honoring him. >> it's really hard. >> we have vin diesel's emotional message to fans. >> cody wants to act now. >> wow. >> then after his car crash, is bruce jenner now facing a big money lawsuit? new claims about the family of the woman who died. >> plus, see how reality tv's realn

but in terps of getting on top of fit their point of view, wayis clear is they are not prepared to do is turn this crisis into an opportunity for much bigger eare settlement perhaps even the idea for united nations that rich countries could resettle hundreds of thousands of people is absolutely out of bounds and indeed, the former belgium prime minister and journalists earlier on saying the only two countries in the peteing today that have been at all interesting in much bigger immigration has been germany and sweden and so any sort of motional ideas of redrawing immigration policies are for another day. but the immediate concern for them is to try to argue that saving lives is the priority, and to do that stops people getting on the boats in the first place. now, in their terms they would say that's the immediate priority but you just ask yourself supposing you are asking these things un -- from africa and you think well, really is -- is blowing boats up the best response that europe can do? it doesn't look like a very warm welcome. >> another 200 highn't grays arrived this morning t

makes the terps a national contender. and it's coming up next in sports. tim: let's start with the wizards because they are home tonight against the philadelphia 76ers and here's the deal. the wizards backed into the playoffs, as you know. on their day off when hornets lost. right now, washington holds the fifth spot in the eastern conference. if the wizards want to improve their playoff position over the last eight games, they'll have to do their part. right now the wizards sit three tore -- toronto and four games behind the bulls. there's a chance that they could move up to the third spot. listen to the head coach randy wittman. >> we can beat anybody, we can beat anybody. i want them thinking that way let's get back to playing the way that we're capable of playing. tim: take a look at the play of the night. stef curry of the warriors with the behind-the-back crossover on chris paul. yo-yo move. that'sfilthy! snaps paul's ankles. that is so bad in so many ways. chris paul terrific defender for one. he did step on curry's shoes. behind-the-back crossover

ships may be out in the water we don't know quite yet so that's not brilliant, even if it is in the terpstting themes which is to stop people. from the getting on the boats in the first place if you go on from there what about these five or 10,000 that you may want to resettle the answer is the swedes and germans are very keep on a bigger resettlement program and smaller european countries doing tower own bit as well. but then you get bulgaria, soying there's too many muslims coming in the. so the idea that there's speaking with one voice on this which had after all been the aspiration of the meeting seem as long way from that, and obviously all sort of refugee groups and migrant groups are saying this is becoming a massive missed opportunity by the european union properly to embrace what has gone wrong and to try to resettle people who are fleeing war. now this news conference happens they will say this is the most we can do at the moment the rest is up for discussion later on, i dare say if you look at this from parts of africa, why it is the union to offer to blow up boats belonged to

the warship can be in the mediterranean within a week from now what you are being presented with in terps is a promise to try to stop as many people dying at sea and in short order but it should be remembered that the primary motivation of this is actually to make sure that once people are rescued they can be sent back home. the suggestion that some can be resettled inside the union spread out across the e.u. block. but there's much less appetite for that, we are told that sweden and germany are much more keep for this to happen, other countries much less so and part of that, potentially the most controversial thing of all the idea that they might attack some of the poets on the coasts. we asked what kind of mandate and they said probably through the united nations, and that is much further down the line, so they have offered the illusion of doing something very concrete in the short term to try to save lives but it falls very very far short of what a refugee agencies and the united nations have be can uhl thing which are is a complete reorganization of the unions immigration strategy, of

terps grab a share of the big 10 title with the 10-9 victory. >> well done. >> not bad. >>> beautiful, tomorrow turns cooler, wet late. >>> thanks for watching. see you back here at 11:00. bye. ( applause ). >> axelrod: 296 days before the first primary in campaign 2016 republicans eyeing the white house size up the competition in new hampshire. our political director john dickerson is there. >> oh, my god. >> axelrod: cabin pressure redefined when a plane gets stuck on the tarmac for more than six hours. >> do you feel good about your job? >> axelrod: the backlash against espn reporter britt mchenry. what does it tell us about online shaming? and thinking caps on. say team of quiz wizzards goes for the gold at the u.s. academic decathlon. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."

last time terps and hoyas met in the regular season, 1993.k turgeon gave his take on the big news. >> everybody is going to be truly excited. it will be the toughest ticket in town. it just should be a fun night and a great environment and leading up to it should be a lot of fun for the fans. >> this year xfinity center, next year verizon, back and forth. people are saying it's about time to see those two teams play each other. >> you can tell it's been a long time with those standard definition video. >> come a long way since then. the cbs evening news is next. >> i'll be we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. that's a hard question. (laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake,

the terps are 23-point underdogs to uconn, talking about it all week.y practiced here at the arena as we ran in to a familiar face in the crowd. the brother of the men's head coach. and the head coach in his own right of the community college women's team. i asked him what he thought that they needed to do to beat uconn. >> you guys need to try to spread them out if they can as you would definitely hit some shots and it's hard to do because they are so long. you need a little bit of luck. i mean that you need to be good to have luck and that you would shred them out and you need to hit some threes to try to get them out to guard and hopefully they won't get many to foul trouble. >> reporter: he said that he likes brenda's teams. the one thing heinous about them, he says they always have a lot of heart and fight and that it could go a long way to win. would it carry them through tonight's game? we'll let you know. tonight they would play game one and two underway the arena, dave back to you. >> thanks a lot, diane. they are gone and they will need it ton

but, the blue jays out for the terps, 6-2 in the fourth period. john hopkins beats maryland 15- 12. now please, watch this. you're looking at spring football from a whole new perspective. this little pumpkin is leah still. look at her. the four-year-old daughter of the bengals, he announced her to be cancer free last month. you might remember. today she scored the first touchdown in temple's spring game. she was their guest of honor. she had coin toss duties. >> i could watch that 72 times. >> are you trying to make me cry? >> i'm trying to keep myself from crying. >> okay. >> really crying. really precious. >> are you going to cry? >> i'm going to get some >>> okay, howard, what do we have for tomorrow? >> a couple early showers south of town. the sun comes out later in the morning. as opposed to the low 50s today, then monday, isolated shower, but still finally by tuesday, a whole lot better. >> thanks for watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> updates any time on our app. ha, you better have a jet pack under there turtle. tortoise, actually. on your marks, get set...go! l

the terps had a different mind-set this year. >> we have a different mentality this season.w last season we were kind of going under the radar through the tournament just happy to get into the final four. this season our goal is to win. we have the talent and the capability to actually do that. we're extremely excited to play uconn. >> i feel like they're the targets. they're the big dog. we're going to come out and play as hard as we can. this could be possibly my last game playing and i want to give it everything i have. >> sunday night 8:30 against uconn. >>> spring training not just for the players, the fans need it. down the line. this guy a little overzealous. >> that's going to hurt. >> and slow. misses the ball by several feet. makes a hard landing despite a pretty good effort there. spills all his beer too. you can't do that. the worst part about that when you see fans do that is when they have to go back to their seat and the camera stays on them. you know their face is red and the people next to them when they have girlfriends, they don't want to be associated wit

. >>> well last week we told you the terps got a big commitment from diamond stone. recruit. but as he told the guys on 106.7 the fan this morning, he texted trimble to find out his decision and probably wouldn't be here if trimble didn't stay. stone will play in tonight's mcdonald's all-american game. we'll have the highlights for you at 11:00. >>> george mason university introduced their new hire today. dave pallson is the new patriots' -- paulson is the new head basketball coach for the patriots. and one thing we've already learned is the new ball coach has a little bit of a sense of humor. >> when i came on campus here and i came under an assumed name, now that was barls clarkley when i checked into the hotel. when i came in on friday and had a chance to meet with the president and get to know brad moore, i was just so impressed with their vision. for george mason. >> he he could be some fun coming up. >>> all right time to announce the high school game of the week winner. over 7,000 of you voted for a baseball game. flowers taking on rise. highlights of course b

. >>> and listen up terps. why you could soon buy beer at bird stadium. we're just getting started. >>> four yirs 4 traffic. 94 south right lane shu >>> d.c. police are considering using drones to preserve crime scenes before they're contaminated. law enforcement officials from across the country visited d.c.'s forensic science office in southwest today. the group watched a drone that can create 3-d, 360-degree images. this device costs about $65,000. the drone could also be used by security officers to map out routes like inaugural parades and public gatherings looking for security weak spots. >>> a former teacher's aide from virginia is in trouble tonight, accused of hitting special needs students on the school bus. peggy jordan is charged now with two counts of assault and battery. she worked for colonial heights public schools, which is near petersburg. one mother who didn't want her face on camera said the teachers aide struck her 7-year-old son who is severely autistic. >> to strike a child who does not have the ability to communicate should never b

. >> reporter: in all, three passenger terps passed out. all in the middle of the plane. rows 11 and 12. >> inbound flight, unknown medical problem. >> reporter: an emergency landing in buffalo. >> they did request a second ambulance. >> reporter: ems workers checked a total of 15 passengers all released. >> you just become lightheaded and see, like dolts. >> reporter: sky west says there was no indication of depressurization which would have effected the entire plane. so, what was it? sky west which declined our request for an oncamera interview, says there is nothing wrong with the plane and there were no reports of an odor. so tonight, david, this is still a mystery. >> all right, david kerley who covers aviation for us. david, thank you. >>> severe weather hitting tonight. millions bracing for storms. we've seen damage from texas all the way up to the northeast. the ohm nous storm clouds moving in over abilene, texas. this few from a former in lorraine texas. that's a land spout there. . and tonight, in the northeast, the landslide. ginger is standing by with the new

the terps were coming off a 28-straight win season. lost by more than 28 points last night. >>> and gas prices aren't changing much and aaa says they could go down again in the next few months. sounds good to me. we're working for you checking prices will you live. as of this morning in d.c., average $2.54 for gallon of gas. maryland $2.36. virginia lowest prices in the area. gallon average of $2.19 across the commonwealth. west virginia it's $2.41 for a gallon of gas. >> melissa, we are working for you in rockville. the city's leaf collection starts today. you probably knew that. you can put those pesky leaves in large paper bags so simply rake them up and get them to the curb if you can. city crews can vacuum the leaves if you don't pick them up. check the noop see when your leaves are collected on the city's website. >>> the weather feels pretty springlike again. we are on bloom watch along at the tidal basin. find out w >>> the cherry blossom festival in full swing in the district. right now on bloom watch. predicting most cherry t

great news for terps fans. the school just announced star point guard melo trimble returns for his sofnor season. thanks goodness. one of the top freshman in the nation this year and a lot of talk he might enter the nba draft. trimble saying being a member of the maryland basketball program has were an unbelievable experience and i can't wait to be back in front of the best fans in college basketball next season. >>> on this april fools' day, the virginia state fair getting into the fun. fair sent out a tweet saying you spoke, we listened. making food fair healthier. no more fried oreos or funnel cakes. and posted this broccoli on facebook. not the prettiest. how about baked corn dogs apple slices on a fair is september 25th through october 4th at the meadows event park in caroline county. >>> cruise ship germs. >>> right now teams have finished collecting human remains from a deadly plane crash in the french alps. one police official says there be only belongings and pieces of metal on the ground now. top exec

it will be held at the fremont hindu terp l on delaware drive from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. >>> the world's is donating her earnings this week. 18-year-old lydia ko is playing in the tour's north texas shootout. he's fresh off a win here in the bay area over the weekend where she earned the title at the swinging skirts classic. now she's vying for $195,000 grand prize if she wins in texas. and even if she doesn't finish first, she says she'll donate every dime of what she makes in the tournament. >>> if you want to support relief and recovery efforts in nepal through the red cross, text the word nepal to 90999 to donate $10 or you can call them at 1-800-red cross. >> it's 6:36. placing blame for a deadly blaze in the mission in san francisco. what we've just learned could be the cause for what left this building destroyed and dozens homeless. >>> more fallout for ford. the brand-new recall pulling vehicles off a road to keep your family out of danger. >>> and as we go to break check this out. abc 7 news now looking a the the bay bridge toll plaza. you can make out there are a lot of cars th