this is the team from manila. it's trying to catch a man suspected of pimping young girls. >> the subject is a subject called sonny kuba. we don't know approximately -- he's 30 to 35 years old. he's a possible user for drugs. >> the team is led by an investigative officer. the other members are from the manila police and an ngo fighting against trafficking. >> at 8:00 that evening the team heads toward the stakeout. tondo is one of the poorest districts of manila. the journey takes 40 minutes. first, two members of the surveillance team move into position. they wait for just over an hour. at 10:30 the suspect arrives. the target is the man tapping a cigarette. the order is given. the team moves in. staff from the ngo lead the young women to safety. the team has been watching this man for two weeks. he's taken away by police. two days later, he's prosecuted on charges of pimping the girls. the four rescued girls are aged between 13 and 16. they say the man threatened them and they had no choice but to do what he tol

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we're expecting the team within the half-hour. we talked to dedicated alum and fans and their huge win. >>> we're here to say thank you and welcome home to a great group of kids. >>> i was excited for them. >>> i was here 31 years ago, i was a senior and i just felt i had to be here and the family decided at the last minute, we said let's just go. >>> we're hoping the basketball shows up here outside the davis center any minute. we are excited to see nova head to houston in the final four game against oklahoma. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >>> thank you so much for the update. >>> march madness bracket is in shreds, you have high-level company. president obama chose kansas to beat villanova in the elite 8 that didn't happen. >>> christians celebrate the holiest day on the christian calendar dozens of people braved the morning chill to attend the sunrise service in rittenhouse square. the annual service was held by the 10th presbyterian church. people packed the music pier in ocean city, new jersey, part of a non-denomina

the team's coach told him that i know player was joining the team in the middle of the season, fresh out of europe. he warned that some players would lose their plane time as a result. as you might imagine, the team wasn't thrilled, and told bryant tooko batting practice and launched homer after homer. after a few players got suspicious, the coach introduced bryant. the team had a good laugh about autographs. >> hi everybody, the kaz clinched a playoff spot tonight and beating the magic 109-103 and the shadow of the mouse in orlando . they took a ten-point lead 65-55 and second-half thanks to lebron's bucket right there. 6 it is 79-73 orlando. however, kiely erving led the cloud layers with 26 points. the cavaliers regained the lead 96-92.ca then tristan thompson was a monster. chai remixes don't forget channing frye -- it's a 109103 victory for them suffered his second concussion and three weeks. he wound up missing the final eight games, unable to pass concussion protocol. no reason given as to why haden waited so long to have the surgery. the browns attended jerrod goff's pro- day

not the police, not the a-team. iminal justice system. mack and kamp both came to the bond hearing. and it's done by video. at the bond hearing, mack shows up with his family. >> yeah. >> who were all there to support him. and not only a public defender but the chief public defender. >> wow. >> kamp has no one. she has no family. no friends, she has no support to speak on her behalf. i immediately said, james and gene, go see her. treat her with kindness. treat her with caring. >> and within minutes, the same men who'd so upset heather with their bag of money were face to face with her. what was the look on her face? when she came out? >> stunned. she was stunned, very surprised. and i said, "heather, we need help here. we just -- all we want is the body." she said, "well, they didn't find it, did they?" she said, "i put them to the test. they told me they were going to help me. they wouldn't arrest me. and the minute i told this area in which she was, the general area where she was, they got all abusive with me, you

the team's already on its way. now the challenge for what students to get there, too. >> reporter: yeah, a lot of them planning to go friday. many of them will travel by plane. certainly got them revved up for the big game saturday. >> reporter: the thrill of a final four swept over the crowd as they sent off their wildcats with cheers of joy and hope. fans couldn't help but roar when the seniors especially daniel and ryan made their way to the bus. >> parents here, this is it, now or never. >> reporter: leave it on the court. >> exactly. >> reporter: alumni took the opportunity to wish the team well on their way to houston. they're a devoted bunch, superstition and all. >> got villanova, you know, attire. >> reporter: seemed like a good luck charm? >> definitely. >> the villanova spirit and the traditions and education that we received here and young people are receiving today is just second to none. >> reporter: the university will be in the national spotlight this weekend and the school community is beaming with

when peyton manning became the team's quarterback. >> away we go. with the manning era. in denver. >> during manning's record- setting time in denver, no team achieved more wins than the broncos. who earned four consecutive afc west divisional titles, two afc championships, and a win in super bowl-50. on the field, and in the community, peyton manning set an immeasurable impact on the broncos, through his leadership, integrity and high standards in all that he did. with incredible determination -- >> i said wait until the third series. let's go. >> manning made a remarkable return from injury in 2012, as the nfl comeback player of the year, and runner-up for league mvp in his first season as a bronco. a year later, manning threw for the most touchdowns and yards of any player in nfl history. >> peyton manning's 51st touchdown pass of the year. and a beauty to julius thomas. >> can you believe it? peyton manning, runs it in for the touchdown. >> with his mvp performance, manning directed the highest scoring offense in nfl history. >> and for manning, seven touchdown passes

the team. they've worked hard. we're pulling hard for them than would be great if they could bring a second championship home to villanova. >> reporter: he'll be in houston. cheering very loudly from the stands as they march to victory. on villanova's campus, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> philadelphia showing support for villanova in its march to victory. >> several landmarks lighting up in blue and white this saturday night. talk about the ben franklin bridge. one and two liberty place, wells fargo center and pico building bright blue and white with the villanova "v." nbc 10 headed to houston fright. march to victory, live at the final four to bring you excitement 7:00 fry on nbc 10. >>> talk about the weather. so nice outside. these kids are literally doing back flips. at a skate park in new castle county, we saw nothing but clear, sunny skies. sheena parveen for what's ahead for us. >> short sleeves there, too, tomorrow, going to be even warmer. yeah, if you did like today, you're going to

we talk about the team. he canine, itself, it's very important when we start the canine training with the canine that we determine what capacity that dog is going to be working in in the field. and that's based on our initial prior selection test. >> are those dogs pretrained already and you specifically train them for something or doing the entire training yourself? >> we do the entire training ourselves. what we want to do is identify the canine based on its innate drives and capabilities because all of our operational environments are very different. so depending on the operational environments are very different. we want to be able to pair that dog in a training center to the operational request. so, for example, if you have a small border in arizona or a large border environment in california, we want to pair the dog to have a successful working life and that comes with the training that we develop at the training centers, the pairing with that handler coming from that environment and essentially setting

>> it was after that when the a-team's gene frazier got a tip. lived. he didn't live where he allrch. he really lived in one of two apartments five miles away which you presented to the police. >> yes. >> and?dn't search the house. they never got a search warrant. they never asked for permission to search the house. ou misled us two months ago." >> but as the a-team discovered, ion something else, too. he had a girlfriend in this little place, a woman named ngelica kamp. and when janice waring heard that, her mind went straight to an afternoon at home three months earlier.ces upstairs. and so i went up, and katie had this strange girl in -- that i'd never met before in the room with her. >> and that was her name, heather kamp.ained she met and rapidly became fast friends with heather on the train to palmetto during her trip down from washington. typical kate, janice thought help, who had told her a hard luck story. >> she said when she got on the train, her pocketbook was stolen. she's here in charleston, and she doesn't have any money. and i'm helping h

disbelief saying he he had no knowledge of any of this and he worries about the team's legacy. >> the traditions of this team are just now obliterated. i guess anything that anybody ever wanted to say about conestoga football has a great team is now kind of blown away by this. >> reporter: and indeed it is likely to be a difficult road ahead as the ongoing school investigation unfolds and the fate of those charged becomes clear. we're live here at conestoga high in berwyn. i'm dann cuellar channel6 "action news. >> chang you, dann. >>> philadelphia police are looking for this man. they say he goes by the name of noelle. and he's a person of interest in the murder of a cook at a south philadelphia restaurant. police say he was working with the victim, 54-year-old on that nguyen. she was found with her throat slashed in the basement kitchen of lee's cafe and bistro on washington avenue at 9 o'clock last night. investigators say there are signs this was a violent struggle clearly. a philadelphia doctor is under arrest following an undercover investigation. pennsylvania state police say d

we knew the strengths of our team. i think we improved special teams-wise. we were inconsistent throughout the year. we had a lot going on. it always starts up front offensively. that would be the biggest point. we have to play better. this year we have to protect the ball better and hang on to the great things that were happening on the other side of the ball. mathias talked about all of the large personalities in the locker room. first of all, would you agree with that? was there ever a time when it was difficult as coach managing all of the big permits. >> there are personalities all we had our share. yeah, we did. we had guys who enjoyed having a good time and stuff. i tell you what, it's all about your work habits and our team worked extremely hard. go to work. they knew when it was time to put this aside and focus on the football part. i think they did a tremendous job. >> you figured out how to repeat before when you were with the denver broncos, when you were offensive coordinator. only one team since then, the new england patriots in 2003 and 2004. i

the school recognized the team they want division for championship in columbus beating the top ranked team in the title game by 18 points . cornerstone is a small school most of the the hoops team .h is a sophomore and an extended run could be in the cards for them.en >> it was our goal this season we knew that if we work hard we could accomplish .. >> congratulations and also to baldwin wallace women's indoor track and field team got home with a national championship and , charles conwell has to worry about going to things like the proml and also representing united states and the 2016 local woman accused of s operating sophisticated prescription drug ring that they investigate is a this essay will spend the next 11 years in prison and.. >> karen is there courtroom for the sentencing as peggy gallek joins us with more on what happened in.it but the judge says it is too late. >> 41-year-old heather matt schaub stood in front of a judge monday for sentencing on charges including engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity and traffickingeup to obtain a dangerous drug . said it was her ad

the team held the lead for much of the 1st half, but they couldn't hang with the top- ranked kansas team down the stretch. >>> now to howard. >>> temperature in the 60s and 70s, and the showers to the west, they could be around a little bit tomorrow morning, and a cooldown for the coming weekend. we will tell you all about the easter forecast in a few minutes. >> say cheese! >> yep, and it's the season for the selfie stick. >> they are bursting out all >>> battery-powered boards may be harder to find if regulators have their way. >> they and tonight wusa 9 anchor lesli foster looks at what is fueling the problem and the potential fix. >> reporter: they are burned down homes and flared up in a shopping mall, and several brands of the scooters most commonly called hover boards have left their calling card everywhere, even our own backyard. >> it's flames! >> reporter: service a birthday gift this 11-year-old boy gaithersburg boy just had to have. he only enjoyed the ride for a couple of weeks. last november his board had been charging for about 45 minutes when it overheated, and it was one

the is very important to have a professional team on the bay area. we have a top baseball team and football team and we need soccer. we need a professional soccer [inaudible] please, you know, give us the opportunity to have the quality of soccer in san francisco and the opportunity for all of us. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> is there anyone else who would like to plake public comment on this item? being none, public comment is closed. >> thank you very much. in the hands of the commission. any observations or comments? >> i'll offer a couple different thoughts. this became before us at the operations committee commissioner burny and buell sunched with me and heard many same arguments on both sides and didn't have queeus robust turnout in public comnlt but that added a lot to what our position was that day. and that is that our job as a recreation department is provide recreational opportunities. you have seen the public comment this morning about the demand on our fields and obviously the demand is great, but one the charges is bring people

the giants so help me give him the team. i already bought him the gear, he is going rio with it. i will say one other thing being a father watching the son play soccer. the baseball isn't exercise for a 7 year old kid. he spend half the time throwing the mitt and the other half waiting to bat. i love taking him to soccer practice but he needs a team to go to because the inspiration and community of going to the games puts him outside and want to play. for kezar wife and kids are particular with it. my wife is a circus acrobot. many saturdays we spend taking plass and walk through kezar [inaudible] think of no better way to continue the day and see a soccer game. 30 seconds. the concerns of everybody they addressed valid whether it is alcohol or traffic, and seem manageable. last thing about brian who i have known for 13 years, he is one of the team leaders and know him from graduate school at stanford. he spends his personal time helping those [inaudible] helping those find foster care who don't have parents and there are peo

they were the team that knocked monmouth out of the dance. in fact, they beat monmouth twice this year. during the announcement, this is jordan washington yelling "we want smoke." what does that mean? >> we want smoke means we ready to play anybody and we're going to fight hard. that's it. >> reporter: ready to shock the world. >> yes, sir, absolutely. ready to play hard. going to try to win. >> that means we want to play them bad. like, we're not going to be scared. we're not going to be intimidated. we'll work hard. >> reporter: so iona gaels is making the tournament for the and we're joined now by the man who's led that team for that stretch. head coach of the iona gaels, tim cluess, joining us. coach, good to have you in here. congratulation on getting in. here you are 13th seed against 4th seeded iowa state. home matchup? >> we're really excited. they're a really good program and a good team. and we're excited to play them and give their our best shot. we're looking forward to it. >> reporter: you came in with 8 straight. we talked about

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the two teams play saturday, but it's all about the sendoff today. and that starts at 3:15 on campus. and we have our own team heading to the final four, keith jones the nova grad and alum, matt delucia and john clark, clark is arriving this afternoon ahead of the team. watch for his reports starting tonight on nbc 10 news at 6:00. >>> our chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz here with a quick look of weather for this afternoon. >> it's a beautiful looking afternoon. it's not nearly as windy as it has been. beautiful sky behind us. and the temperature getting up around 60, but we really jump up the next two days in the 70s. and then the thunderstorms come on friday. and then things start to cool down especially by sunday. next week's going to be a lot colder than this week. >> yeah, tuesday, are those like snow showers maybe? >> maybe a few snowflakes or snow flurries or whatever. we'll update that this afternoon with the new data. >> good. thanks for watching nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm vai sikahema, for glenn "hurricane" schwartz and all of

the executive team. i think they can right the ship. but it's going to take a lot of effort and it's going to -- take a lot of effort to build up that goodwill again. >> reporter: also weighing in the melia family which founded wounded warrior project in 2003. in a statement they accused nardizzi going so far as to remove any mention of the melia family from the wwp website and said donors have every right to be angry about the lack of stewardship shown by the immediate past leadership. the charity's board of directors conceded in a statement that some policies procedures and controls at wwp have not kept pace with the organization's rapid growth in recent years. and are in need of strengthening. but the board also insisted that a substantial portion of the donations given to wwp go to programs and services for wounded warriors. while it searches for a permanent ceo. the board chairman will temporarily lead a team of yeah, that's right. deal diva coming through. you see all my bogos, my weekly ad. just wait till you see my savings. and

later on will be the actual competition between teams from around the country. ams from mexico and canada so it's international competition. this is the actual arena you can see the stands over here. there are tons of people out watching it's open to the public and if you come out you can meet the teams and see the robots up close. they provide safety glasses. and closed to choose. but you can come out and hang with the robots and talk with the teams and the cool thing is these are all teenagers high school students from across the country working at a great challenge. and something fun >> on the robust look at the one you showed us? or do they have different content with different types of robots doing different tasks? >> from what i understand this year they will be doing the during the debris challenge. robots will all look different depending on what design the team cannot with. making for the robots together however they choose but form follows function. given what the task is we will see similar robots. we small compact with some kind of device used for sco

that's the team that would be the top contender for osweiler's services like the broncos. they were a playoff team last year and they need a quarterback. if they go to that sam brad ford range, 18 million a year, i'm not sure the broncos go there. elway calls his buddy, trent balky, the general manager of the san francisco 49ers and see if colin might be available. >> manning will have lots of options now. television, coaching, team executive, laying on a beach and doing nothing. rod mackeyy looks into the future. >> reporter: now that peyton manning is moving on, what's next? everyone wants to know. but just like his decision about retiring, peyton's going to take his time. >> i don't know. i haven't ruled anything out. i have made no decisions. i'm going to go on vacation again after this and go play a little golf pretty soon with my two brothers. and we'll kind of enjoy this. >> i told him he's fortunate. a lot of people quit football and sometimes the longer you opportunities. it's hard to figure out what i especially what i want to do -- everyone in their profession, d

but he talked about the team being able to focus. and laroche, by his decision, the decision is leaving $13 million on the table that is his salary this year. >> all for his son. >> yes. >> it is not an easy story to make an opinion on because there are a lot of questions to ask, and the team president has a point about players focusing and what not. but the kid has been around whatever team his father has been on. >> he grew up. >> his dad did the same thing. he grew up with his dad at the ballpark. >> and trying not to form an opinion. >> i already formed one. >> yes. okay. >> dave, baseball, the rays heading to cuba, and so is 10 news this morning anchor! >> new reports from the rays' history making debut in havana! >> and drinks! >> is that what you're thinking about? >> yes. always good. starting sunday night. what does fresh epcot mean? maybe it's sampling seasonal dishes... ...enjoying hand-picked music or seeing locally grown topiaries. whatever you pick here, the epcot international flower and ...is certified fresh epcot. exp

the team danced into the national spotlight. but that light is now shining hard on the team's ex-captain, jack montague, who was apparently expelled a few weeks ago amid rumors of sexual misconduct accusations. james jones is the head coach. >> we just circle the wagons. you know, in a situation like this you got to come in close together, believe in each other, and fight harder. >> reporter: what are you telling your team as you all prepare for the ncaa tournament? >> i'm just telling them to go out and have some fun here. >> reporter: getting this far should have been especially rewarding, because the bulldogs just missed the tournament last year, losing to harvard, by two points. back then, they were missing 6'6" forward brandon sherrod, who took last season off to travel with yale's a cappella group "the whiffenpoofs." this year he's back. >> all that he learned through his interaction he had around the world has come back to help our basketball team. >> reporter: but now they've lost their captain, and because the team supp

the team was thrilled to get the win. they blew a 21 point lead, but timely plays brought them back. andrew rodriguez has been the little big man. he had 28 points against wichita state. coming up thursday, the canes want even more. >> we are excited to be in the sweet 16, but we are ready to move on. >> we have another chip on our shoulder and today starts the preparation for another good >> u of m's playing was impressive. they don't figure to scare very easily. i have said it before, i will say it again, when they are on their game, you can hang with anybody. >> the nice thing is when you have the momentum, you can do it. all of the teams have the momentum. >> your bracket not looking good anymore? >> it's coming back. [ laughter ] >> mine is done. >> it ain't over until it's over. [ laughter ] >>> still to come, serena williams reacting off the court. >> you will hear more after the break. >>> a consumer alert, imagine putting your car into park and it starts moving on its own. later at 5:30, the action the obama's hi

here's how the team reacted. trt :20outcue:...of the backboard goes((mick cronin: as soon as they said we're in, i said "when?" friday is great. gary is smiling, really a lot of guys in there are smiling.octavius ellis:after all the losses we know exactly what it takes to win. we can't stop until the redlight on the top of the backboard goes. )) ))and if they beat st. joe's, it will lead to a round of 32 match up against oregon, the top seeed in the west. here's the rest of the bracket the bearcats will operate in. oklahoma and duke are also in that side of the bracket. here are match ups and game times for all of our local lead it off on thursday night in des moines. iu has the early game. late game times are approximates. if those two teams win, they'll meet in the the round of 32friday, xavier and uc both playy night games and both will be the late tip offs at their venues. the only local team that has an early tip in the opening round is dayton. the flyers' have the first game on friday, at 12-15. on your side

families without the resources it hire an a-team? >> unfortunately, missing people are low on the priority list nationwide. >> i feel like that a missing person or missing child should be just as important as a bank robbery because lots of people never find out what happened to their child. >> it was late, after midnight, story. ushered there by two people she believed to be good friends of hers. and nobody, not the warings, not the a-team, not the police, has heard the story you are about to hear. the competing stories of the last hours and minutes of kate waring's life. question is, whose story will you believe? her long-time friend, the uncle of her godson? or the charming grifter, the woman who played with fate on the train? ha coscnce. death ddenrehing problems. eo opeairws hel ove brg fo hours. brontatypedicithatases the r dea frsthmoblems and maincrsehe rkof hlizan chdren anddoscen is nor peop whose asma i conled on ngerm con medine, n inhaled cortosroidonceasths wellntroll, uroctowi dec you n stop band pribe a erent conmedi n

some even quit the team. yes, the coaching staff said they were una aware. >> lack of the supervision here was all of this happened under the noses of the coaching staff because they were not there to supervise. >> reporter: but like initial disbelief one claims to when getting terrible news it was hard for some students to accept that any of this could have happened, particularly among those who know 39 players charged. >> i don't know what went on in the locker room but these are some of my best friend. they love each other. i can't imagine them doing things like that to each other. >> reporter: even a member of the team who rarely admits, he was in the the there on the day of the assault was in disbelief and worries about the team's legacy. >> that the digses of the team are obliterated. anything that anybody wanted to say about conestoga football who has a great team is blown away by this. >> reporter: three students have been charged with assault, conspiracy and related offenses. meanwhile the superintend

he is 36, the players love the kid and the team president said that that the kid is at every practiceh said maybe, just scale it back but laroche said, not centrally . laroche has filed official retirement papers,s, the white sox have not officially accepted it and hoping how could that possibly he would change his mind.d work as is. >> my kids are at school. >> then i made the class of 2,008 they're focusing on that they had a lot of acquisitions in the team president is trying to focus on baseball . >> it does not look good for him to be coming backck, maybe they tried ? do you like mind puzzles ? take a look at this picture, and how many girls to use the ? are there 16, two sets of twins ?, dc two, four, or nine ?? >> i'm going to say to. >> where do you think the mayor might be, . the correct answer this picture is bouncing around online . join the conversation, going green for st. patrick's day coming skyfox video this morning as the terminal tower in the inner-belt bridge going green doesn't doesn't come back yells at you all proud to be cleveland's only all irish and. >> with mo

rays got the better part of the home team. >> . final look at the forecast. what will it be light mild too. we'll have an over night low. near 50. tomorrow up to 58 but a strong chance of showers. thunder storms. by thursday. >> appreciate your time here.

the events on monday were s wrestling team. lisa: the suspected shooter was a wrestler and he shot one of his teammates. now the team is trying to focus on the biggest matches of the season. mark: wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live at the school as the team heads to columbus for the state tournament. dan, good morning. dan: good morning, the team supporting each other. the senior varsity team heading to columbia' two wrestlers are putting their athletic skills to the test. the athletic director says it is something uplifting for the team and the school. they said senior wrestler austin hancock fired shots in the cafeteria this week hitting one student. the shooting raises awareness about the support others may need. >> this is a wake-up call. it shows us there is still some kids who could be in trouble, or going through things, and i think it will pull the whole school together. dan: the athletic director telling us that team is set to leave this morning. meanwhile, the school is going to have an increased police presence and ta

he met with the cubs players over the weekend to discuss the team dress code. you know joe has never been one for rules. he let the players decide how to dress on road trips. joe explain what his philosophy is. he said if you think you look hot than you where it. joe, what i was thinking. >> special meeting today at check it out. giuliana linton got an up close meeting with the dolphins winter giuliani is a competitive cheerleader in texas and was born without part of her left arm. >> we have never treated differently and she is rambunctious and loves to do tumbling and cheers and anything else the other kids do. it has never been anything bad. it's never a problem. >> today's meeting was made possible by limitless solution, a nonprofit group in central florida. they supply giuliana with a 3-d printer don. >> what a doll. she deserves it. >> taking you out tonight on a the sun is shining brightly. temperatures definitely dropping off tonight. check the forecast, wtsp.com. >>> that is it great the news. we will see you back at 11. >>> is another suspect in the te

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a rain the team is driven to locate jesse to administer a shot. after two decades of living on the streets, he used to run away from the team. warnings you find him. >> adrian a psychiatric nurse. >> he was walking and he was scared of us. >> now he comes to them. >> he's doing good. he's very calm. he doesn't want to go in the shelter. he manages to stay out of the hospital and manages to stay out of jail. what's the cost of this project, the truth is what's the cost of not doing the project. >> the lazarus project committing to to be it. one round, one visit. one pair of old sneakers, one empty cardboard box at a time. >> the lazarus project was named to 2 men, the supervisor who had the light bulb moment, let's bring the medicine to the streets. the biblical figure lazarus who join us tomorrow at 6:00 for part two of our series. interesting. you've been following it. it's a complex story. >> interesting. how do they make sure they take the medications. >> they spend months building trusts. smile, socks, laughs and eventually that person, you can

he's earned it and i know he likes the team and we're a good team going forward. frustrating but we had to do what's necessary to keep the organization and the team going forward here. . >>> to the hardwood, redhot lately against the 76ers. the wiz took a 12-point lead into half time but philly dominated the 3rd quarter to close the gap. frustration there. finally, they kick it into high gear. wall with 37 points and a sweet little dunk. career-high 20 rebounds. it wasn't pretty but the wizards beat the sixers to win six street at home. > away from knowing whether or not kirk cousins will remain in the dmv. washington does have a few options if that's the route they choose. most people think the team will place the franchise tag on cousins. makes sense. that means no other team can get him and the teams have until july 15th to work out a long-term deal. they could gamble and use the transition tag. it's $2 million less but another team could come after him. we will keep you updated and see what happens tomorrow. >>> it was the biggest day of his career, the nfl com

because we have a great super bowl host what do you think of this for the entire team? is a gold football (clapping.) for for the mission high school bears as i way of recognizing each of you, you deserve this is yours forever super bowl 50 it is meant for you to be complains for two years in a row we want to recognize you at city hall congratulations mission high school bears. >> thank you. >> want to say a few words. >> on behalf of the principle eric and our athletic director arrest in addition, and the entire mission communities high school community we would like to thank mayor ed lee for honoring us and in addition thank hydra mendosa and her staff for organizing that i'd like to congratulate coach collins and his coaches and players under tremendous assault weapon this year acceespecially formal anton 0 porter clean sf. >> my one question to coach did you get a moment to wait you didn't wait at mission high scho school. (laughter) it has been 85 years since mission high school won back to back city championships i look forward to up and running we'll be the first

. >>> the men's basketball team at yale qualified for ncaa tournament for the first time in 54 years. should be a time of celebration scandal. >> your ivy league champions for 2015-16. >> reporter: when the yale bulldogs advanced to the tournament this year for the first time since 1962, the team danced into the ntional but that light is now shining hard on the team's ex-captain, jack monague who apparently was expelled a few weeks ago amid rumors of sexual misconduct accusations. james jones is the head coach. >> we just circled the wagons. in situations you got to come in closer together. believe in each other and fight harder. >> reporter: what are you telling your team as you all prepare for the ncaa tournament? >> just saying go out and have some fun here. >> getting this far should have been especially rewarding. because the bulldogs just missed the tournament last year. losing to harvard by two points. forward brandon sherrard who took last season off to travel with yale's acapella group, the whiffen poofs. >> this year he is back. >> all that he learned from interaction all ov

in the satellite center, 7 news night team. terrorist hot to have made it out of the airport and shell ton continues our night team coverage with more on this massive man hunt for him. sheldon. >> belgian police hot on the trillion of terrorists. they can tell you about the neighborhood from where the killers came.. wh the cab driver did and what they left behind but what deposits are yet to tell the world is where the killers are. it's an hour long mission in the bell japnight to find those responsible for europe latestihad inspired mass murder. in the scar bake suburb of brussels there was nail bomb. chemicals and islamic state nag after being tipped off possibly by a cab driver who said he drove the suspects to the airport from an apartment. >> if you tilt up you can see the apartment that the forensisi workers are in right now. >>reporter: once at the brussels airport the men@ were said to be adamant to the cab driver they wanted their bag left alone. to the airport they appartly told him that they did not want him to touch

he comes from a long line of nova fans. >> they see the team all the time.

he took the team to the super bowl and then lost to the seahawks. the following year he set the record for the number of touchdown passes. however, manning couldn't get past his former team the colts in the playoffs. it was his last season that was the wildest ride of all. over a two month period manning broke the record for passing yards. he missed six games with a foot injury. he denied allegations that he used human growth hormone and returned to play in the post season. that ended with a win that left super bowl 50. everyone witnessed the end of the season and the super bowl title. what we didn't see was the drive and determination of peyton manning to return from his injury. head coach gary kubiak gave a bit of insight when he talked about a workout that had been recorded in the days leading up game. it was a summer gesture with a fung that -- simple gesture with a finger that may have been a spark to a super bowl title. >> in a workout he sent me a signal to the film. hey, we're no. 1. you can take it that way. i took it as i'm ready to play,

no south carolina players were named to the second team or the all-freshman team. wilson is among five players on the all- defensive team. the awards are chosen by the league's 14 coaches. the gamecocks are also sitting pretty for the ncaa tournament as ncaa revealed its final women's basketball top 10 list two weeks before selection monday. uconn, south carolina, notre dame and baylor are still the four no. 1 seeds according to the committee. the top 16 teams host the opening two rounds of the the ncaa announces the entire 64 team field on march 14, after conference tournaments are complete. for the first time this season -- the south carolina baseball team hits the road. the gamecocks are undefeated this season, grabbing their 8th win sunday in a series sweep of penn state. today -- usc will head to charleston to take first pitch is at 7 o'clock. the warm weather is perfect as football teams kick off spring practices. less than two months after playing in the national championship, the clemson tigers are already back to work. monday, the team held it's first of 15

sunday night, you see the team in white inbounding the ball when the team in dark steals the ball. the player thinks they won and throws the ball in the air. but watch as a player in white grabs the ball and calls a time out. celebrates thinking they won. but you see the refs at the bottom talking it out because the time out left one second on the clock. so the team in white chariho gets one last play, sends a long toss to the basket with a quick tip-in for the game winner, 60 to 59. allyson: that they have to make that play. geoff: that is what is remarkable. they make the play, get the second and you score. dale: poor guy. he probably blew up after the game. geoff: it is one of those hard lessons. you get a lot of those when you play sports. everybody will deal with something like that. incredible play. to this morning's headlines. allyson: a wyff 4 new update after a fire destroyed a family's home. geoff: plus, the toxicology results now released after a for college athletes. allyson: first, new information this morning. a small earthquake hit north carolina overnight. the u.s.

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