terrell? >> duarte geraldino, thank you. >>> as reported, the soldier was based at joint base lewis-mcchord in washington. home to 100,000 military and civilian personnel. it's had a share of controversies. in 2010, the newspaper stars and stripes called it the most troubled base in the military. four lewis mcchord soldiers were convicted of killing three afghan civilians in 2010. one, calvin gibbs, received a life sentence. another soldier based there, benjamin colton barnes killed a park ranger at mount rainier national park. he possibly suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder. in the past five years, about 300 patients at the base had their ptsd diagnosis reversed by a forensic psychiatry team. the seattle times reported that this month. the army is reviewing whether those doctors were influenced by how much a ptsd diagnosis can cost in terms of pension and other benefits. >>> republican presidential candidate newt gingrich said on face the nation yesterday it's time for the u.s. to le

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i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." our economy. i'm terrell brown. is the "cbs morning news." okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! >>> the economy may show signs of improvement, but many cities still face huge debt in the form of pension obligations. california budget shortfalls total up to $600 billion. ben tracy reports from san jose. officials there are making a move to slash the pensions of union workers. >> san jose mayor chuck reed showed us his city's newest library. it cost nearly $8 million. there are three others like it in the city. they are all empty. >> we don't have enough operating dollars t

i'm terrell brown. it is the morning after super tuesday and the one thing we know for sure, the slug-fest for the republican presidential nomination won't be over any time soon. they were toe to toe battles. no knockout punch. but mitt romney was the winner in six states. romney pulled out a come from behind victory in the hotly contested state of ohio. romney also won in massachusetts where he was elected governor in 2002 and he won in the neighboring state of vermont. romney took the vote in virginia where his only competition on the ballot was ron paul. he scored victories in caucuses in idaho and in alaska, adding to his lead in delegates. rick santorum won for the first time in a month in republican strongholds of oklahoma and tennessee. santorum was also the winner of north dakota's caucuses. and newt gingrich won in his home state of georgia. tyler suiters is in washington with more. tyler, good morning to you. >> good morning to you. yes mitt romney won the most states and the most delegates on

good morning, terrell. >> betty, good morning to you. it was the unseasonably warm air that triggered these deadly storms causing damage that you see here like this. would you believe three days later, snow is falling across the same region and their timing couldn't be any worse as thousands here don't have power. people in henryville, indiana, are working together distributing water and sifting through donated supplies, food and clothing as they start to rebuild their lives. >> we're a tight knit place and we pull together when tragedy. >> two tornadoes hit henryville friday. one of them packed winds in excess of 165 miles per hour. the cleanup is under way, but it's going to take time and henryville school officials are trying to figure out how they'll finish the rest of the year. the elementary, middle and high school complex was destroyed. and it's the weather that could complicate cleanup efforts. winter weather watches, advisories and warnings are up against indiana and kentucky, up to four inches of snow could fall here in henryvi

i'm terrell brown. in the latest round of campaign 2012, rick santorum won today's caucuses in kansas, where 40 delegates were at stake, mitt romney still energize wide lead on delegates over all. ball amia and mississippi hold primaries tuesday. the economy remains voters' number one issue. nancy cordes is in robertsdale, alabama, tonight. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, terrell. the republican candidates have been hammering the president on the economy from the beginning, but recent and encouraging jobs figures have forced them to recalbright their message and their central rationale for change. until recently, the phrase "where are the jobs?" was a constant refrain on the campaign trail. >> our current president doesn't include how you create jobs and most of his policies are destructive at creating jobs. >> this president is not interested, in my opinion, in providing jobs. >> reporter: even before yesterday's positive jobs reports, 227,000 jobs created in february, the unemployment level h

we have more. >> good morning, terrell. at this stage of the game, th they're clawing for any possible advantage. right now the man with the most approved is newt gingrich. during his final push for votes, he's in the race for the long haul. >> i dot no believe the other two candidates can beat obama and i believe it's the most important race of our lifetime and i will not leave the field. >> reporter: his focus has been on the southern states. the latest poll shows he's in a fight for first and second in both blame and mississippi going into primary day. rick santorum supporters have called for gingrich to drop sought so the conservative base can rally behind the former pennsylvania senator. santorum says it's time for this to be a two-man race. >> whether he pulls it out or not, where does he go from here. we go next to illinois and he's sitting at 10%. we're at 31%. >> a new cbs new york times poll shows rick santorum has a four f h point lead over mitt romney but the survey also reveals 73% of those thing it's romney wh

good morning, terrell. >> reporter: and good morning to you. typically on the day after the tornado, that's when residents come back, some of them see the damage for the first time and then the cleanup begins. that's exactly what's happening right now in new market, alabama. part of the cleanup happening at this home, and not just here, but even across the street as well. this tornado came up from behind, crossed the street. there's a home over there that doesn't even exist anymore. this is the kind of damage that's seen widespread throughout the middle section of this country and down south. as cleanup efforts continue, search and rescue operations under way as the death toll rises. the powerful storm picked up a schoolbus and slammed it into this henryville, indiana house. homes and businesses across the small town are gone, blown apart by the storm. kids were evacuated from the high school just 20 minutes before the roof was ripped off. >> i'm just thankful that everybody's safe. >> reporter: in nearby marysville, this entire neighborhood wa

. >> it is march madness of course and terrell suggs is talking basketball for a change. coming up on coffee with, his >>> this is wjz tv, wjz hd, and wjz.com, baltimore. >> good morning, maryland. now don scott, marty bass, and the latest breaking news from wjz's news team, your first warning weather, and wjz traffic control with sharon gibala. it's wjz, maryland's news station. >> it is the bottom of the hour and it continues to be very foggy outside. you will see lots of school delays on the bottom of your screen. expect to go slower if you are driving this morning as well. sharon has got the latest on some tunnel trouble. also meteorologist tim williams is in for the vacationing marty bass and over at first warning weather. >> well, good morning, everyone. definitely a slow start to the day, low beams are going to be the order of the morning as we have a dense fog advisor in effect until 10:00 for all areas except for washington, allegheny and garrett counties. our temperature and dew . are right together at 57 degrees so with that we have moisture out there, the air

i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." okay, team!r age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! . >>> good morning. welcome to 9news now. today is thursday, march 8. i'm andrea roane. >>> you're not going to need a jacket today. ismi'm mike hydeck. spring feels like it's here. good morning. monika santami. howard bernstein, all yours. >>> it's going to be warm. the solar storm, we had a guy from space weather came over based out of boulder, colorado. they were talking about how this could interrupt not just the gps but communications. >> your cell phone and things like that? >> communications for the airplanes so t

terrell brown, wjz eyewitness news. >>> and earlier this week 13 people were killed by another round tornadoes in the south and midwest. >>> a broken water main causes a road to collapse from sky chopper 13. you can see the mess, the 12- inch main broke this morning. crews fixed the water main and repaired the main. >>> the student insulted by rush limbaugh is speaking out. limbaugh called her a slut and suggested she make a tape. georgetown was not included in the student plan because of religious reasons. today lindburger saw the a attempt for what it was. >> i saw it as he was trying to silence me. but i'm not going to be silenced and it became clear to me they're not going to be silenced either. >>> families come together to remember a baltimore soldier assassinated in afghanistan. dozens of people held a vigil tonight in honor of robert marchanti. he used to teach there, marclanti was killed over the burning of the holy book. >>> tonight a baltimore city police officer is hospitalized after he was attacked while making an arrest. the information is sketchy but we know the office

terrell brown, cbs news, ridgeway, illinois. >> protecting your cell phone from wet threats. the new technology that claims to waterproof your lifeline. >>> and google is self-driving. on the road to becoming lee git. i'm kit with a live report coming up. >>> an opportunity that is out of this world. how you can get a job looking for aliens. >>> sneak peek into the future tonight. californians could some day own a driverless automobile. that might happen sooner rather than later. kit on how the cars work and the plan to establish some safety rules. >> state senator, alex padilla rolled up in one of google's cars today, underscoring point that for years the company has been driving within the gray area of the law. >> vehicles are not prohibited in state law currently, but they are not permitted either. i mean, we were drafting vehicle code 50 years, who would have thought? >> the fact is, google engineers have been working on the self-driving cars for the last decade, driving them all over the bay area. senator padilla introduced a bill that instructed them to come up with gui

terrell brown joins us from one of the hardest hit towns, henryville, indiana. terrell? >> grace, good morning. it is the unseasonably warm air, the warm wether that triggered those deadly tornadoes that caused damage and destruction just like this across southern indiana. would you believe three days later, there is snow on the ground here. couldn't be any worse for tornado victims. certainly bad timing. as thousands here still don't have power. people in henryville, indiana, are working together, distributing water. and sifting through donated supplies. food and clothing. as they start to rebuild their lives. >> we're a tight-knit place and we pull together when there is tragedy. >> two tornadoes hit henryville, friday. one of them packed winds in excess of 165 miles per hour. the cleanup is under way. but it is going to take time. and henryville, school officials are are trying to figure out how they will finish the rest of the year. the elementary, the middle and high school complex, was destroyed. >> and it is the weather that could complicate cleanup efforts. winte

as terrell brown reports for wjz people in six states used the brack in the storms to clean up beforeew system moves in. >> reporter: the clean up following more than two dozen deadly tornadoes stretches across 6 states but there may be more destruction to come. forecasters predict stronger storms could hit the midwest and south on friday. >> i don't know if we get hit again it is going to be bad, worse, it is rough but the people keep on going, they keep on fighting. >> an ef3 tornado tore about st. joseph's church in illinois, the 120-year-old brick church used to look like this. >> think about how long this church has been here, a lot of people here have been parishioners for 70, 80 years or month, been baptized here, married here, buried their parents here. >> crews are covering the all marble alter to protect it from storms that are on the way. those picking up the pieces after wednesday's storms can't imagine even more devastation hitting the region. >> that is my mom and dad. >> sheila skaggs recovered pictures from the wreckage in tennessee where her parents tried to take cove

terrell, that scene behind you is amazing. >> reporter: unbeliefable damage. we know now, it was an ef-4 tornado that came through here. 0 being the weakest, 5 the strongest, it was a 4 that moved through this area, causing this school bus, the taxi and frame of the bus ripped apart and thrown into this cafe. search and rescue operations, meanwhile, continue here. new videos show that immense tornadoes plowed through the town of henryville in indiana friday. two tornadoes hit the town, one rated a ef-4, packing winds of 175 miles per hour. >> it is on the ground now. >> i was very, very scared. >> reporter: this girl was with her father, a bus driver for the town's school district. he left this school friday afternoon with a bus full of kids, trying to get them all home before the storm hits, but he ran out of time with a couple kids still on board and ma made the decision to seek smelt inner a church basement, possibly safelying their lives. >> two or three minutes later it hit. it went right over the top of the church and hit. >> reporter: the tornado measur

terrell brown, cbs news, ridgway, illinois. >> man, that is some rough, rough weather. >> we actually have a moderate risk of severe weather tomorrow through kentucky and tennessee again. when they put a moderate risk out two days in advance, that's pretty great. >> didn't they have 154 tornadoes in this last month or something and isn't the average 40? >> the average is 40 or 50. remember they have to be -- sometimes you see a tornado and it's the same tornado. they're going to have to be cut town a little, but still it's probably -- down a little, but still it's probably at least double or triple. >> very active season. >> now we had rain and thunderstorms here yesterday, but check out what the storm did in massachusetts north of boston, wooster. look at that snow, pretty good snow actually. they had 3 to 6 inches and reduced visibility, kind of a heavy wet snow. it snowed into new england in. boston it kind of mixed with rain and snow and back and forth, but north and west of town it was an old-fashioned snow. it came in like a lion there. it came in like a lamb here. all right. te

terrell brown has the latest for eyewitness news. >> reporter: the powerful storm picked up a school bus and slammed it into this house. homes and businesses across the small town are gone. blown apart by the storm. kids were evacuated from the high school 20 minutes after the roof is off. >> i'm thankful everyone in safe. >> and this neighborhood was flattened. leaving homes in pieces. >> just amazing. >> reporter: a strong of tornadoes ripped through the midwest and the south, leaving damage in nine states. two dozen people are dead and the number is expected to rise. crews are looking for survivors. after it hit moscow, ohio. >> the sounded like a train. >> reporter: terry went down the street to his sister's house. he watched as authorities served the house, but he didn't survive. in alabama 40 homes were destroyed and 100 suffered heavy damage. when the storm moved through alabama, it came up behind the house, the roof was blown off, it is not found. what was inside of the house is across the front yard. cars are up side down in kentucky. bills are leveled and the police station

terrell brown, wjz 13 wjz.com. >> cell phone signals are out across the communities. lack of communication is adding an extra clalg for tammlys trying -- challenge for families trying to rebuild. >>> the parents of two students killed in the april 2007 massacre at virginia tech filed a wrongful death lawsuit against university officials. the statute will ask top university officials to explain actions the day 33 people were killed on campus, including the gunman. the parents are seeking $100,000 for the wrongful death of their daughters. >>> a sex scandal involving arundel county executive leaves lawmakers in a tough spot. derek valcourt has more on the fallout and what residents are saying about the allegations. >> reporter: embattled executive leopold faces criticism after a criminal indictment alleges he used the officers assign tods protect him for personal -- assigned to protect him for personal gain. >> i'm confident when the relevant facts are known, we will prevail. >> reporter: the latest troubles come amid other problems, one council member was removed from

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terrell brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> now, a few showers here in maryland. tonight, first warning weather coverage continues with bob turk, who is tracking live doppler radar. bob is. >> by the way, that tornado, was the first-ever f-3 tornado in michigan in march. very, very rare occurrence. take a look around our region. a few showers around the baltimore area. light stuff moving through portions of the lower eastern shore. one little cell moved through hancock and berkeley springs. very light shower. nothing in the baltimore region. heavier showers. just a ban there. literally up towards salisbury. around the baltimore region, partly cloudy skies. looks like we probably will stay dry. looks like actually a very pleasant spring weekend. here is last weekend of winter. the winter that wasn't. vic? >> okay, bob. thank you. >>> a guilty verdict in the case that made national headlines sparked discussions about injuries and privacy. a jury convicted dharun ravi for all charges for using a web cam to spy on his roommate, who later committed suicide. randall pin

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terrell brown, cbs news, henryville, indiana. >>> vladimir putin remains russia's president. he will be at the kremlin for six more years. it was an outcome widely expected with him winning 65% of the vote. he told a crowd of supporters they triumphed over opponents intent on destroying russia's statehood upsurfing power. this election was not without allegations of voter fraud saying some of the people voted at multiple locations and others in certain jobs were forced to vote for putin. opposition leaders are calling for demonstrations today. the leader of the left front said this is not an election. it's a shame. >>> campaign 2012 now. here in the united states as we head into super tuesday, it's once again a battle between mitt romney and rick santorum. romney leads the delegate count. he spent yesterday in georgia where he served some pancakes instead of going after his republican rivals, mitt romney attacked the president's record instead. >> he's been in office for three years. i'm still waiting to hear what his jobs plan is, how he's going to make america more competit

terrell brown reports. many are also counting their blessings. >> the thick brick walls for st. joseph's church. >> history and god's plans have taken care of it all of these years. and i guess it was time for it to go. >> reporter: martha sparse's father and grandfather helped build the church. it's weathered many storms. today, they presented with one of the building's bricks. >> i have a brick from st. joe's church, which i'm going to cherish the rest of my life. >> reporter: and the marble altar, wednesday's tornado left both of them untouched. >> reporter: cold, rocky mountain air, colliding with warm, wet, midwestern weather, spawned at least 27 tornadoes wednesday. >> they stretch from kansas to tennessee and in a period of over 24 hours, killed people and injured hundreds. the largest of ef4 leveled this. it wrecked parts of the town. but there were no fatalities. residents credit the 35-minute warning from a new radar technology, called dual polarization. it sends out both vertical and horizontal pulses. >> with dual polarization, we're going to know that that's the deb

terrell brown reports with the latest on the devastation. >> reporter: meteorologists believe a tornado with 135-mile- an-hour winds caused this destruction. >> devastating. it's heartbreaking. i don't know what to tell you about it. >> reporter: it snapped signs and flipped trailers in the tennessee valley. tornado reports are also coming from chattanooga in southern indiana, where officials there are gone. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: rain cells and damaging winds pulled down trees and power lines. tens of thousands of people are without electricity. forecasters warn conditions are likely to get worse, especially after sunset. >> this is just going to be an unfolding event, unfortunately, for the rest of the day. i would say if you have to run an errand, go ahead and do it now. and make sure you're back within the next couple of hours. >> reporter: warm air from the gulf of mexico, colliding with low pressure from the northwest, is setting off the storms. the severe weather comes two days after a massive system in the same region unleashed more than two dozen tornadoes, killing at lea

terrell brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> the grand jury will convene april 10th. coming up, tonight at 6:00, local civil rights at vists call for justice in this case. >>> if you're waiting for someone to get home from work, let's check in on our roads at wjz. >> hi, mary. hi, everyone. well, the rush hour is definitely in full swing. northbound on the jones falls expressway. delays there from the north expressway. that has just made one long delay. it's around from stevenson road, it does break free and slows down again, approaching harford road. on the west side inner loop, heavy from baltimore national pike, over to security boulevard. delays 70 westbound from 29 to marriottsville road. and northbound 95, definitely congestion in that region. from eastern avenue to whitemarsh boulevard. as far as accidents go, in the whitemarsh area, rossville boulevard. and in parkton, middletown road, at rayville. let's take a live look. you can see things are a bit slow there. that's 30 at 92. this report is brought to you by bill's carpet, hardwood and laminate, too. call t

terrell brown, wjz eyewitness news. >> the grand jury will meet april 10th. a former baltimore mayor is considering getting involved in this case. that story coming up all new at 6:00, right here on wjz. >>> we have breaking news. a short time ago, a strong quake rocks central southern mexico. it was originally measured as a 7.6 magnitude quake. it has just been downgraded slightly to 7.4. it swayed buildings in mexico city, sending frightening workers and residents in the streets. there have been several smaller aftershocks. the u.s. joe lodge -- geological survey says it is underground in the mexican state of guerrero. the water system and other strategic systems are all working. this is some of the first video of the damage in mexico city. you can see people breaking through the concrete and trying to get to a driver, trapped under a bridge. the white house says barack obama's oldest daughter, malia is on a school trip in mexico. she is safe and never in danger. oaxaca is east. >>> jessica kartalija is live in the newsroom with an emotional burial. >> 48-y

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for maryland, terrell led the way. maryland's record is 17-15. no ncaa bid coming their way.bout the n.i.t.? >> for these kids to do what they did, i'm proud of it. i'm not sure if we deserve it. there are a lot of teams who do. we'll see. >> sean mossly with points in the defeat. the ncaa comes out sunday evening. loyola university. see the live broadcast unveiling here on wjz. coverage comes your way sunday at 6:00. high school march with the boys from dunbar. they beat cokemoe 86-68 was the final. they now play newhound for the championship. also, the dunbar girls play for a state championship after they won today. and finally, in football, tracking the quarterback free agent, peyton manning. here they are with broncos quarterback john elway in denver. manning is shopping for a new team. broncos is one of ten teams interested. you can scratch the redskins from the list. they reportedly traded against a number two draft pick from st. louis. they want to draft robert given the third, he was the heisman trophy winner and the quarterback carousel spins. >> thank you, mark. >>>

terrell brown is in new market, alabama for the very latest. >> reporter: meteorologists believe it was a tornado that shredded these homes outside huntsville, alabama. >> devastating. it's heartbreaking. don't really know what to think, to tell you the truth about it. >> reporter: the first round of friday's wicked weather tore off roofs. meteorologists believe it was the work of at least two tornadoes. each with winds of around 130 miles per hour. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: from louisiana to ohio, from missouri to south carolina, golf ball-sized hail fell. and damaging winds pulled down trees and power lines. tens of thousands of people are without electricity. >> forecasters warn conditions are likely to get worse, especially after sunset. >> this is just going to be an unfolding event for the rest of the day. i would say if you have to run an errand, go ahead and do it now. and make sure you're back within the next couple of hours. >> reporter: warm air from the gulf of mexico, colliding with low pressure from the northwest, is setting off the storms. >> reporter: the severe weath

terrell brown, cbs news. >> utility crews are busy working to restore power to thousands who lost their electricity all as a result of those tornadoes. >> top, rough weather. >> we actually had some breaks in the clouds off to the west. we'll show you live doppler. there's still a little light rain and drizzle but moving south of town. look for wet roads if you're driving home into southern maryland down 95. we'll come back. we got some tweaking to do on the forecast for the weekend. we'll explain. >>> up next caught on tape, an armed robber forces a little girl out of way to get to the register. >> don't forget we are always on at www.wusa9.com. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> caught on tape jaw dropping video of two little girls caught in the middle of an armed robbery. surveillance video shows the girls waiting while their mom gets cash at a st. paul, minnesota convenience store. that's when that armed robber burst into the store and in his haste to get to the register knocks one of the girls out of the way. after the shock of being so close to a man with a gun wore off, the g

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marshall finds eggis bbullock on the alley oop...16-- tar heels... ...but the terps were trying to hang..terrellp the lane and it ...but that was ppetty much that...the alley oop to jo0hn henson...2 oo his 19 s carolina pound the terps 88- 64...maryland falls to 16-13 &pand 6-9 in the acc... in the ravens 16 year existance, there hhve been many villians on opposing teams...joey porter comes to mind...so does james harrison...r eddie george...but nooone surpasses hines ward... ward... and ravens fans aren't going the steelers announced late today hat ward, who turns 36 this week, is being released.. ward is their alltime leader in catches, reciiving yards and ouchdown receptions, and he was also known as something of a cheap shot aarist...but he also madeeplays..his numbers are staggering..agains t the ravens alone he caught 108 passes for 1320 yards and 6 touchdowns.he's coming off his least productive seaaon since his rookie year of 1198. &precords in sports are fun for the individual.but it's all about the totaalin the win column.in horse racing, it's nice when you can put the two togethee.one

watch terrell. 25, he had for the heeding score, but the cavaliers, seven on the career high, 35.ra period. despite 17 points for senior baltimore -- athletic conference. springfield, massachusetts. northeast baltimore's only loyola of maryland. came out stroking in the second half, all team conference player -- extra win, loyola wins it, 70-60 for the mack conference championship tomorrow night on national tv. finally, baseball. oriole spring training report from sarasota. top pitching prospect, bill lan bundy. fourth pick overall. he struck out adam and then mark reynolds and got matt weeder to pop up. pretty impressive who was on his way to becoming a national player of the year in oklahoma. . >>> >> it was really fun. high school ball, instructally. really fun, i got to learn some things from it. really, i want to throw strikes yesterday, fast ball commands in and away and then the curve ball as well and i felt like i did that very well. > >> we had 71 innings and 158 strikeouts, era of 0.25. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who cal

terrell carswell says he was well liked around the jail. >> moon was like a father to me.lped inmates. he could deal with anybody. >> they respected this guy, and it's human nature to protect someone you respect and care about. if it weren't for the fact that dieguez got there when he did and took the action that he did, this might have had a bad ending for us. >> instead, he says, he has seen a positive change in the inmates around pod 7. >> you can see that they're holding their chests a little higher, they're walking a little taller. >>> coming up, desperation at a mcdonald's drive-through window. >>> a granny fights back. >>> and tossing a cat in the trash? who would do such a thing? when "caught on camera: bold, brazen and bizarre" continues. a legal golf bag can hold. and while that leaves a little room for balls and tees, it doesn't leave room for much else. there's no room left for deadlines or conference calls. not a single pocket to hold the stress of the day, or the to-do list of tomorrow. only 14 clubs pick up the right one and drive it right down the middle of

how could terrell not be first team all acc? i agree.points per game far away the best in the league and left off in duke's austin rivers? i don't agree with that at all. mark probably believes he should be first half. guard him with oven mitts, please. he be on fire. all right, he had half of maryland points. second half, carolina trying to pull away. but 11 of 21 from the field. carolina too big, pulling away. kendall marshall with the 3. virginia probably not on the bubble. nc state is on the bubble. keep an eye on him. second half, cj williams apparently grand theft allowed in atlanta. makes the steal. the bench loving it. virginia rallied. chance to tie late. tony bennett now has to wait and sit it out to see if sunday is good for him. his cabs lose 67-64. all right, nfl coaches, gm's, players, fans all that have their watches set. it's certainly a tastier time than normal with the release of peyton manning by the colts. lining up to give their best sales pitch. so cue the music. here we go. i love this. the airplane is coming. chec

terrell brown, cbs news, new market, alabama. >> as we do start to see some thunderstorms tonight, let us know about any damage in your neighborhood. you can file your storm report complete with pictures or video at www.wusa9.com. >>> essentially says that she must be paid to have sex, what does that make her? it makes her a slut, right? makes her a prostitute. >> a whole lot of reaction today about those words from rush limbaugh directed at a georgetown university student and today even the president himself decided to weigh in on it. joining me here in the newsroom to talk about that is our own bruce leshan. what did mr. obama have to say? >> he had a whole lot to say, but we're kind of getting that secondhand. what rush limbaugh had to say was really almost embarrassing to even talk about. he called sandra fluke a slut and a prostitute on the air because she wanted access to contraception at georgetown university. today president obama called the third year law student and even the president of this catholic university said that rush limbaugh was way out of bounds. it started last m

terrell, the league's leading scorer had 25 points today. game high.reshman nick fast, the one- handed jam. maryland rolls wake forest. the coach explains that they played a great game today. >>> the nationals are down in vieira but not on tv today. edwin jackson getting the start. nats win 1-0. jayson werth did go over three today. rough spring for jayson werth. senate's still spring. >> still got time to turn it around. >> that's it for us. the cbs evening news is next. derek is going to see you at 7:00 for our area's only local newscast, and after great night. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band.

confirms that guards, terrell, will return his junior year.homore guard led the acc in scoring this season. so, great news for the terps. they need to have him back. he was amazing. >> and following march madness. >> march madness starts up again tomorrow. that's all for 9news now at 6:00, stay with wusa9 for the cbs evening news and derek is back at 7:00. topper, you're there, too. >> i'll be here. >> see you later.