they do have two time-outs in their pocket. so they are in a good position that way. >> tim: unlike pitt and syracuse yesterday ove pitt today, the two teams are in the ncaa. they will get at-large bids. they are not playing for a spot in the big dance. but notre dame is the defending champ in the tournament. guy taking the ball inbounds. >> tim: won't let it go easily. grayson allen, going to be the last possession will belong to notre dame. shot clock is off. >> mike: mike brey not calling a time-out you want the last shot of the half at this point. >> tim: he told demetrius jackson let's get in the offense. here they go. going to belong to duke with >> mike: interesting, mike brey gives mike krzyzewski a time-out. he will call a time-out. >> tim: four seconds, where do you go? >> mike: plenty of time, floor. shot. >> tim: the last sequence by >> mike: a tough floater. i would have preferred to get jackson something from the front going down the lane. you bet a get a better chance. >> tim: bonzie colson the last one to touch

i'm timing out the second round of storms for later in the day ahead. the eyes and hearts of the world are with brussels this morning. morning.the city remain on lockdown...and an international manhunt is underway for this man.the suspected bomber that got away. 34 people were killed nearly 200 more injured in the series of bombs that rocked to belgian capitol early yesterday morning.this is video shot just moments after the explosion in brussels main airport.police there believe it was a three man job. (frederic van leeuw/belgian federal prosecutor ) "at the airport we have a photo of three suspects. we can assume that two of those three men have committed suicide - suicide attacks. the third and a hat is being searched at this moment." moment."the islamic state is taking responsibility for the attacks at the airport and a subway station. since june of 20-14... 75 attacks by isis have killed nearly 13-hundred people. around 2-dozen university of cincinnati students are in belgium this morning. thankfully, all of them safe... but still rattled by these

i'm timing out the second round of storms for later in the day ahead. the results are trickling in after a day at the polls for republicans and democrats. democrats.the word from western states ...and problems that delayed the results. we'll have a look at the big winners and losers... and why both candidates in the democratic race are claiming democracy 2016... and last night's primaries in western states may have made it even closer between donald trump and ted cruz.both come away as winners... setting the stage for the possibility of a contested convention. convention.here's a look at the delegate count...trump won arizona...but ted cruz came out ahead in utah... and won *all* of the state's delegates. trump found support in the grand canyon state with his tough talk on immigration and a border wall.it's topics that arizona voters have supported in the past.utah voters favored cruz... after key endorsements from governor gary herbert and mitt romney. trump's comments on romney's mormon religion may have also come back to bite him. on the democratic s

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i'm timing out the second round of storms for later in the day ahead. in the live alert... and breaking overnight... we've learned the names of two of the brussels airport attackers. this... as authorities continue their manhunt right now for the third suspect... who escaped. escaped.this video shows brothers khalid and brahim el black.the third man... dressed in white... is still at large. here's the latest...the death toll officially stands at 31 people... following the bombings at brussels' airport and a metro station.another 250 were injured.anti-terror raids were conducted in belgium overnight... and investigators say they found more explosives and an *isis* flag at the suspect's apartment.brussels remains under a virtual lockdown.the city's airport remains closed this morning... but the metro system will be partially available. major u-s cities are on a heightened level of security... preparing for the worse.security has been beefed up at major transportation hubs across america... including new york... a top target.the sta

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. >> mike: without any time-outs, this is a free time-out and i think they may be judging, it was kicked off of augte. this is a reviewable play a the end. not a clock issue. >>>>tim: a good call now duke has two seconds to work with. that is a catch and shoot opportunity without -- >> mike: you c do that without worrying about the clock on your back. >> tim: absolutely. people think two seconds they don't realize how much time that is in basketball. duke comes back, they have the py, defensively let's see what the irish do. tied at 70-70,efending champions, irish of notre dam come back to defend their title and now all do to grayson allen takg the ball in. 2.5. >> tim: allen bringing it in. mi brey -- time-out. two of the masters right here. mike krzyzewski and mike brey. >> mike: officials are looking athemselves and talking things over. >> tim: they don't want to miss a thing in the final 2:5 seconds. >> mike: if you're mike krzyzewki having shown that formation, do you change it up? do you go to a plain plan b? >> tim: he's telling the where to go. looked like he changed the pl. hall

i'm timing out our rain and snow chances for saturday coming up. michigan was a hot spot for politics last night.we have the hot topics from the debate the kenton county school system has sent home information with their students so that the parents it.but it has nothing to do with classes.what the parents are asked to attend this weekend...and you too. tragedy on a local highway.a mother and daughter... killed in a head-on crash.what we're learning about this accident... and the clues investigators are looking into. it's friday and it's going to be a warmer weekend in the tri-state. tri-state.it will be mixed in with a little bit of rain, but we'll definitely see some lets get the full forecast from jennifer. light snow gets replaced with freezing drizzle for the morning drive. watch out for slick spots on your way to work, especially on bridges and overpasses. skies will stay mostly cloudy for much of the day with highs in the low 40s. i'm timing out our rain no traffic issues, minute-by-minute updates on wcpo.com and at the bottom of the screen

i thought about five seconds ago that he was looking to get a time-out. and that rule has changed now where the coach from last year could have called a time-out. i think john wanted to call a time-out and not get this to be a three-point shot. and i think he wanted to go a whole lot earlier in the sequence than wait for that. bench reacting down, 49-29 at the half. bonzie colson at the line where he is 2-2 tonight. jim: 76% on the season. verne: nice. one more. perfect. 10 seconds to go. walton. tip. wagner. jumper. no. [whistle] pflueger is fouled. jim: it's not going to matter. verne: nope. i guess the answer is yes when we asked if notre dame could i thought mike brey made very, very good adjustments. and obviously the gloomy side of things at the michigan end of the floor, and the adjustments were trying to attack michigan a little bit more off the dribble. and it was the first 3-4 in the second half where they made that strategy adjustment and that's the difference as the half wore on. they that outscored them 40-22 so far. that's why they outscored

light snow falls today, i'm timing out when it changes over to snow coming up. developing now... classes will resume in just a few hours for students at madison high school.that... just two days after the shooting that left four students injured. injured.nine on your side's ashley zilka with what the students back... and ease the difficult return to school. one by onecars full of families made their way back to madison high school.51:19 when i first walked in, i was really emotional. i was kind of scared. 22students and parents walked through the halls for the the first time since monday's chaotic shooting in the cafeteria. 05:19 the kids are going to have to do this tomorrow on their own so they get to walk through again with their parents in a safe and secure environment and then tomorrow hopefully it will be a little easier on them. 31teachers and administration all there to show their support.05:11 tears just come to your eyes when you just want to thank them for the job they did. 1552:35 they were kind. they were hugging all of us even if they didn't know u

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everything will pass between now and tomorrow, which means i'm gonna time out a few more showers for your sunday, just ahead. >>> a developing story in apopka where investigators got calls that somebody was shot. mike manzoni is live outside that house where it all happened. and investigators have escorted several people out of this house in the past couple of hours. >> reporter: right. and investigators came out here just before 1:00 this afternoon. right now, all they'll say is that the joint homicide investigations unit is working this case. if anyone is in fact dead. we were there when they brought out several adults and children around 4:00. some were wearing pajamas, but police didn't have they off. investigators have part of this roadblocked off. i've also asked when we might know more. we just got a briefing from one of the investigators. he this point. something or should have something more on this case, more details by tonight at 10:00 10:00. >> we will continue to follow 11:00. and you can get the latest updates by downloading our free news app. killing another teen faced

i'm timing out our rain and snow chances for saturday coming up. starting today...a push for clean water.the efforts happening now in flint...and who's not waiting for the [content sigh] ah, excuse me? mr. jones? hi. already? you booked an appointment. i just started cookin. we at time warner cable need to apologize to you. yet. we no longer give you an excuse tan. starting to even it out. we're making a bunch of changes at time warner cable. including one-hour arrival windows. we'll also tell you how long gmts anim"you're watching good morning tri-state at 5 on 9 on your side!" an update this morning on the water crisis in flint.the city's effort to replace all of its lead pipes starts this morning... but some aren't waiting for government help. several homes already have new water pipes... thanks to private donations organized by the flint coalition and flint islamic center.there's still no plan yet on how to replace the thousands of lead service lines underneath the city. an oil spill more than 300 miles away on the mississippi traffic here in c

i thought about five seconds ago that he was looking to get a time-out. and that rule has changed now where the coach from last year could have called a time-out. i think john wanted to call a time-out and not get this to be a three-point shot. and i think he wanted to go a whole lot earlier in the sequence than wait for that. bench reacting down, 49-29 at the half. bonzie colson at the line where he is 2-2 tonight. jim: 76% on the season. verne: nice. one more. perfect. 10 seconds to go. walton. tip. wagner. jumper. no. [whistle] pflueger is fouled. jim: it's not going to matter. verne: nope. i guess the answer is yes when we asked if notre dame could come back. i thought mike brey made very, very good adjustments. and obviously the gloomy side of things at the michigan end of the floor, and the adjustments were trying to attack michigan a little bit more off the dribble. and it was the first 3-4 in the second half where they made that strategy adjustment and that's the difference as the half wore on. they that outscored them 40-22 so far. that's why the

mike: good answer coming out of the time-out. hield. spinning, pirouetting, mike: having them shoot twos and threes at this point -- lost it out of bounds. o.u. ball. mike: an unforced error that time but at least it's turnover and you have a chance to set your defense. carter: lon kruger said winning an ncaa tournament, it'shat makes it great. mike: i sense that these guys >> -- were relieved becausen norman. that crowd on friday really helped relax them. carter: burgess gets the steal. mike: anoth there are a lot of players standing around and only him dribbling. about another turnover. carter: then lewis kicks it back-to-back turnovers by jequan mike: since the score tied at 57 16 of o.u.'s 20 points. burgess is trying all that he can to influence where going off that screen. carter: whoa dard off the shot fake. back to buddy hield! mike: you can't -- you him at this point. you know -- v.c.u. somehow got crossed up on the switch. answers! v.c.u. needed it. five-point game with 2:01. time-out v.c.u.ar is showing up in the closing minu

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time-out v.c.u. the star is showing up in the closing minutes, buddy hield for o.u. carter: tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" and success st. benedict's, a school that's changing lives. followed by "madam secretary" only on cbs. that last bucket from st. benedict's alumn, melvin johnson. mike: hield, seven points in the first half. 27 in the second half. carter: buddy hield has scored the last nine for oklahoma. 19 of the sooner's last 23. mike: if you're oklahoma right clock to try to go about the 10-second mark. you might see a little more full court trapping by v.c.u. in the last couple of minutes. carter: run two defenders, hield. spangler lost it. and then gilmore stepped out of bounds giving it right back to o.u. mike: nobody more relieved in the building than spangler right now. gilmore just couldn't get a handle on it. carter: checking something at the scorer's table. mike: it's under two minutes that's a reviewable play just to make sure it went off of him. carter: that's two minutes of regulation in overtime. they can go of the monitor. it may be a sh

i thought about five seconds ago that he was looking to get a time-out. and that rule has changed now where the coach from last year could have called a time-out. i think john wanted to call a time-out and not get this to be a three-point shot. and i think he wanted to go a whole lot earlier in the sequence than wait for that. verne: you see the notre dame bench reacting down, 49-29 at the half. bonzie colson at the line where he is 2-2 tonight. jim: 76% on the season. verne: nice. one more. 10 seconds to go. walton. tip. wagner. jumper. no. [whistle] pflueger is fouled. jim: it's not going to matter. verne: nope. i guess the answer is yes when we asked if notre dame could come back. jim: uh-huh. i thought mike brey made very, very good adjustments. and obviously the gloomy side of things at the michigan end of the floor, and the adjustments were trying to attack michigan a little bit more off the dribble. and it was the first 3-4 in the second half where they made that strategy adjustment and that's the difference as the half wore on. so far. that's why

i thought about five seconds ago that he was looking to get a time-out. and that rule has changed now where the coach from last year i think john wanted to call a time-out and not get this to be a three-point shot. and i think he wanted to go a whole lot earlier in the sequence than wait for that. verne: you see the notre dame bench reacting down, 49-29 at the half. bonzie colson at the line where he is 2-2 tonight. jim: 76% on the season. verne: nice. one more. perfect. 10 seconds to go. walton. tip. wagner. jumper. no. [whistle] jim: it's not going to matter. verne: nope. i guess the answer is yes when we asked if notre dame could come back. jim: uh-huh. i thought mike brey made very, very good adjustments. and obviously the gloomy side of things at the michigan end of the floor, and the adjustments were trying to attack michigan a little bit more off the dribble. and it was the first 3-4 in the second half where they made that strategy adjustment and that's the difference as the half wore on. they that outscored them 40-22 so far. that's why they outsc

anunoby. 20 seconds left. >> bill: they're going to call a time out and keep playing. just to keep playing. yeah. just to get the seniors in. >> ian: senior day. yogi ferrell. >> ian: indelible impact that he's had on this program. little bit. notre dame game seems, tom, to have turned the season around for them -- buckley with the hug -- why not? he is hugable. i've seen him play a lot of good games. this kid tees it up. >> ian: jackson tharp is in. >> bill: don't rub it in. >> ian: he wants to get one more player in. tim priller. >> bill: something to talk about the rest of your life. >> ian: indiana riding the waves. they will enter the conference tournament as the number one seed. a convincing 80-62 win over maryland. the number 12 hoosier defeat the number 14 terrapins. for bill raftery, tracy wolfson and the rest of our crew, this is ian eagle saying so long from bloomington. tonight on cbs begins with 60 minutes followed by new episodes of emv madam secretary, the good wife and "c.s.i." cyber. closed captioning provided tired of working for peanuts? well what if

i thought about five seconds ago that he was looking to get a time-out. and that rule has changed now where the coach from last year could have called a time-out. i think john wanted to call a time-out and not get this to be a three-point shot. and i think he wanted to go a sequence than wait for that. verne: you see the notre dame bench reacting down, 49-29 at the half. bonzie colson at the line where he is 2-2 tonight. jim: 76% on the season. verne: nice. one more. perfect. 10 seconds to go. walton. tip. wagner. jumper. [whistle] pflueger is fouled. jim: it's not going to matter. verne: nope. we asked if notre dame could come back. jim: uh-huh. i thought mike brey made very, very good adjustments. and obviously the gloomy side of things at the michigan end of the floor, and the adjustments were trying to attack michigan a little bit more off the dribble. and it was the first 3-4 in the second half where they made that strategy adjustment and that's the difference as the half wore on. they that outscored them 40-22 so far. that's why they outscored them

i thought about five seconds ago that he was looking to get a time-out. and that rule has changed now where the coach from last year could have called a time-out. i think john wanted to call a time-out and not get this to be a three-point shot. and i think he wanted to go a whole lot earlier in the sequence than wait for that. verne: you see the notre dame bench reacting down, 49-29 at the half. bonzie colson at the line where he is 2-2 tonight. jim: 76% on the season. verne: nice. one more. perfect. 10 seconds to go. walton. tip. wagner. jumper. no. [whistle] pflueger is fouled. jim: it's not going to matter. verne: nope. i guess the answer is yes when we asked if notre dame could come back. jim: uh-huh. i thought mike brey made very, very good adjustments. and obviously the gloomy side of things at the michigan end of the floor, and the adjustments were trying to attack michigan a little bit more off the dribble. and it was the first 3-4 in the second half where they made that strategy adjustment and that's the difference as the half wore on. they that

i thought about five seconds ago that he was looking to get a time-out. and that rule has changed now where the coach from last year could have called a time-out. i think john wanted to call a time-out and not get this to be a three-point shot. and i think he wanted to go a sequence than wait for that. verne: you see the notre dame bench reacting down, 49-29 at the half. bonzie colson at the line where he is 2-2 tonight. jim: 76% on the season. verne: nice. one more. perfect. 10 seconds to go. walton. tip. wagner. jumper. no. [whistle] pflueger is fouled. jim: it's not going to matter. verne: nope. i guess the answer is yes when we asked if notre dame could come back. jim: uh-huh. i thought mike brey made very, very good adjustments. and obviously the gloomy side of things at the michigan end of the floor, and the adjustments were trying to attack michigan a little bit more off the dribble. and it was the first 3-4 in the second half where they made that strategy adjustment and that's the difference as the half wore on. they that outscored them 40-22 so f

and that rule has changed now could have called a time-out. i think john wanted to call a time-out and not get this to be a three-point shot. and i think he wanted to go a whole lot earlier in the sequence than wait for that. verne: you see the notre dame bench reacting down, 49-29 at the half. bonzie colson at the line where he is 2-2 tonight. jim: 76% on the season. verne: nice. one more. perfect. 10 seconds to go. walton. tip. wagner. jumper. no. [whistle] jim: it's not going to matter. verne: nope. i guess the answer is yes when we asked if notre dame could come back. jim: uh-huh. i thought mike brey made very, very good adjustments. and obviously the gloomy side of things at the michigan end of the floor, and the adjustments were trying to attack michigan a little bit more off the dribble. and it was the first 3-4 in the second half where they made that strategy adjustment and that's the difference as the half wore on. they that outscored them 40-22 so far. that's why they outscored them 40-22 so far. the lumberjacks on sunday. they come

i think john wanted to call a time-out and not get this to be a three-point shot. and i think he wanted to go a whole lot earlier in the sequence than wait for that. verne: you see the notre dame bench reacting down, 49-29 at the half. bonzie colson at the line where he is 2-2 tonight. jim: 76% on the season. verne: nice. one more. perfect. 10 seconds to go. walton. tip. wagner. no. [whistle] pflueger is fouled. jim: it's not going to matter. verne: nope. i guess the answer is yes when we asked if notre dame could come back. jim: uh-huh. i thought mike brey made very, very good adjustments. and obviously the gloomy side of things at the michigan end of the floor, and the adjustments were trying to attack michigan a little bit more off the dribble. and it was the first 3-4 in the second half where they made that strategy adjustment and that's the difference as the half wore on. they that outscored them 40-22 so far. 40-22 so far. verne: fighting irish against the lumberjacks on sunday. they come from 41-29 down and win it by seven. so notre dame and stephen f. austi

i think john wanted to call a time-out and not get this to be a three-point shot. and i think he wanted to go a whole lot earlier in the sequence than wait for that. verne: you see the notre dame bench reacting down, 49-29 at the half. bonzie colson at the line where he is 2-2 tonight. jim: 76% on the season. verne: nice. one more. perfect. 10 seconds to go. walton. tip. wagner. jumper. pflueger is fouled. jim: it's not going to matter. verne: nope. i guess the answer is yes when we asked if notre dame could come back. jim: uh-huh. i thought mike brey made very, very good adjustments. and obviously the gloomy side of things at the michigan end of the floor, and the adjustments were trying to attack michigan a little bit more off the dribble. and it was the first 3-4 in the second half where they made that strategy adjustment and that's the difference as the half wore on. they that outscored them 40-22 so far. that's why they outscored them verne: fighting irish against the lumberjacks on sunday. they come from 41-29 down and win it by seven. so notre dame and steph

anunoby. 20 seconds left. >> bill: they're going to call a time out and keep playing. just to keep playing. yeah. just to get the seniors in. >> ian: senior day. yogi ferrell. >> ian: indelible impact that he's had on this program. >> bill: a keeper. early in the year, struggled a little bit. notre dame game seems, tom, to have turned the season around for them -- buckley with the hug -- why not? he is hugable. i've seen him play a lot of good games. >> ian: jackson tharp is in. >> bill: don't rub it in. >> ian: he wants to get one more player in. tim priller. >> bill: something to talk about the rest of your life. >> ian: indiana riding the waves. big ten champions. they will enter the conference tournament as the number one seed. a convincing 80-62 win over maryland. the number 12 hoosier defeat the number 14 terrapins. for bill raftery, tracy wolfson and the rest of our crew, this is ian eagle saying so long from bloomington. tonight on cbs begins with 60 minutes followed by new episodes wife and "c.s.i." cyber. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division well

time outs are a great the way.s strong enough to do that more often, then getting so frustrated. >> torey, it is young for time out but what do you think about this for the future. >> time out probably will work, right the now it does not work. i sit noah down, he stand backup and he smiles. he stand backup and he smiles. please, can you stop driving mommy crazy. >> how oldies noah. >> eighteen months. >> number three toddlers feel just as bad as us when they have tantrums they don't energy having one they feel just as a shame, embarrassed, angry and helpless and out of control as you do. it is harder to be the toddler having the tantrum then the parent dealing witt, quincy, i know you have something to say to this one. >> it is wrong. they don't feel bad. who wrote this. listen, my kids, love to get on my nerves. they love to do this. they poke at me. they don't feel bad. it feels opposite of being bad which is good. they feel great. they get on daddy a's nerves and make daddy lose his control all the time. >> pre

have breaking news at this time out of durham to get to . this is just coming in to the cbs newsroom. we have learned a law- enforcement officer has been shot in durham. right now emergency crews are on the scene at west pettigrew street. we do have a newsgroup -- headed to the area. as soon as we get them. as we -- a right now we do know the officer was injured in the shooting. again this took place and 1011. durham. look for live reports -- durham . look for live reports later on. >>the man behind a crime scene in johnson county is in custody. the double murder suspect is due in court this morning. >>the bodies of matt jones and jessica [ indiscernible last name ] were found in home earlier this month. emma wright is outside of the johnson county courthouse with more on the case against paul and a woman accused of helping him after the crime. >> reporter: family say both of

we will talk about the arrival of cold air and i'll time out tonight's rain and snow when we come back. >> "q": and we love our high-tech devices. right? security cameras, wifi, coffee makers, lights and thermostats. they are convenient. but are they secure from hackers? that's the big question. >> "q": here's a live look at columbus at the airport at port columbus and that plane right there belongs to republican trump. you can see hundreds of people with their cell phones going right now hoping to get a glimpse of the donald. he's expected to make a speech very shortly. >> laura: and he's in ohio. >> "q": that's right. we will keep you posted on what happens throughout the show. >>> all right. well a controversy now over anti-gay stickers at a school. a few students at shadow hills high school dedicated -- excuse me -- decided to decorate their i.d. badges with this antigay symbol when an eighth grader and other schools saw the stickers on social media, she wanted to do something about it, so, she started making her own stickers that you are seeing right there with the happy face and

anunoby. 20 seconds left. >> bill: they're going to call a time out and keep playing. just to keep playing. yeah. just to get the seniors in. >> ian: senior day. yogi ferrell. >> ian: indelible impact that he's had on this program. >> bill: a keeper. early in the year, struggled a little bit. notre dame game seems, tom, to have turned the season around for them -- buckley with the hug -- why not? he is hugable. i've seen him play a lot of good games. >> ian: jackson tharp is in. >> bill: don't rub it in. >> ian: he wants to get one more player in. tim priller. >> bill: something to talk about the rest of your life. >> ian: indiana riding the waves. big ten champions. they will enter the conference tournament as the number one seed. a convincing 80-62 win over maryland. the number 12 hoosier defeat the number 14 terrapins. for bill raftery, tracy wolfson is ian eagle saying so long from bloomington. tonight on cbs begins with 60 minutes followed by new episodes of emv madam secretary, the good wife and "c.s.i." cyber. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division ti

anunoby. 20 seconds left. >> bill: they're going to call a time out and keep playing. just to keep playing. yeah. just to get the seniors in. >> ian: senior day. yogi ferrell. >> ian: indelible impact that he's had on this program. >> bill: a keeper. early in the year, struggled a little bit. have turned the season around for them -- buckley with the hug -- why not? he is hugable. i've seen him play a lot of good games. this kid tees it up. >> ian: jackson tharp is in. >> bill: don't rub it in. >> ian: he wants to get one more player in. tim priller. >> bill: something to talk about the rest of your life. >> ian: indiana riding the waves. big ten champions. they will enter the conference seed. maryland. the number 12 hoosier defeat the number 14 terrapins. for bill raftery, tracy wolfson and the rest of our crew, this bloomington. tonight on cbs begins with 60 minutes followed by new episodes of emv madam secretary, the good wife and "c.s.i." cyber. closed captioning provided tired of working for peanuts? well what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? that's ri

. >> bill: they're going to call a time out and keep playing. just to keep playing. yeah. just to get the seniors in. >> ian: senior day. yogi ferrell. >> ian: indelible impact that he's had on this program. >> bill: a keeper. early in the year, struggled a little bit. notre dame game seems, tom, to have turned the season around for them -- buckley with the hug -- why not? he is hugable. i've seen him play a lot of good games. >> ian: jackson tharp is in. >> bill: don't rub it in. >> ian: he wants to get one more player in. tim priller. >> bill: something to talk about the rest of your life. >> ian: indiana riding the waves. big ten champions. they will enter the conference tournament as the number one seed. a convincing 80-62 win over maryland. the number 12 hoosier defeat the number 14 terrapins. for bill raftery, tracy wolfson and the rest of our crew, this is ian eagle saying so long from bloomington. tonight on cbs begins with 60 minutes followed by new episodes of emv madam secretary, the good wife and "c.s.i." cyber. by cbs sports divisio

time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards.

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and eric thomas is timing out when it will get here. >>> and all new at 11. people people drop off their pets at daycare trusting they will be taken care of a family found this shock collar around and the owner of the company tells sarah blake-morgan that it was an awful mistake. >> it is obvious the second you walk in the door, sopia is the apple of their eye. >> the least aggressive dog. >> they started taking their new puppy to puppy planet. >> everything was great. i have been very happy until this last time. >> this changed it and she picked her up. she found appeared to be a shock collar. >> it is like going to pick your child up at daycare. she has a collar on. >> i don't have kids i don't know if someone new was there. >> it was her second day and she innocently made a mistake. >> she owns the daycare and this is all just a mix up made by a new employee. happened. i mean she is a sweetheart there is no reason for it. >> and the collars are used on dogs they are training only with the earn's permission. >> we have different colors,. >> the certified tr

time-out. carter: burgess takes it. lewis. shot fake. the floor. mike: double bonus. so he'll be shooting two. carter: jordan burgess the older brother of bradford. mike: it ate up a lot of clock. and v.c.u. really bailed out with the foul that time. carter: bradford burgess the v.c.u. star. number 20. jordan trying to become the second burgess to go get the sweet 16. huge miss. mike: he shoots his free throws stiff leg and it flattens out his shot. kind of the way tim duncan shoots the free throws. carter: johnson and lewis on the v.c.u. bench for now. burgess misses them both. into the hands of the sooners with 25 seconds. still a two-possession game and but an experienced oklahoma team, they know exactly where to get the ball when it's a foul situation. mike: you talk about buddy hield, he's in the level of elite shooters. you add up the three-point percentage and the free-point percentage, and he's at 186. carter: rare miss. mike: and things change in the last minute of an ncaa game. carter: seven first half points for buddy hield. 27 in the second half. his motto

anunoby. 20 seconds left. >> bill: they're going to call a time out and keep playing. just to keep playing. yeah. just to get the seniors in. >> ian: senior day. yogi ferrell. >> ian: indelible impact that he's had on this program. >> bill: a keeper. early in the year, struggled a little bit. notre dame game seems, tom, to have turned the season around for them -- buckley with the hug -- why not? he is hugable. i've seen him play a lot of good games. this kid tees it up. >> ian: >> bill: don't rub it in. >> ian: he wants to get one more player in. tim priller. >> bill: something to talk about the rest of your life. >> ian: indiana riding the waves. big ten champions. they will enter the conference tournament as the number one seed. a convincing 80-62 win over maryland. the number 12 hoosier defeat the number 14 terrapins. for bill raftery, tracy wolfson and the rest of our crew, this is ian eagle saying so long from bloomington. tonight on cbs begins with 60 minutes followed by new episodes of emv madam secretary, the good wife and "c.s.i." cyber. closed captioning pro

anunoby. 20 seconds left. >> bill: they're going to call a time out and keep playing. just to keep playing. yeah. just to get the seniors in. >> ian: senior day. yogi ferrell. >> ian: indelible impact that he's had on this program. >> bill: a keeper. early in the year, struggled a little bit. notre dame game seems, tom, to have turned the season around for them -- buckley with the hug -- why not? he is hugable. i've seen him play a lot of good games. >> ian: jackson tharp is in. >> bill: don't rub it in. >> ian: he wants to get one more player in. tim priller. >> bill: something to talk about the rest of your life. >> ian: indiana riding the waves. big ten champions. they will enter the conference tournament as the number one seed. a convincing 80-62 win over maryland. the number 12 hoosier defeat the number 14 terrapins. for bill raftery, tracy wolfson is ian eagle saying so long from bloomington. tonight on cbs begins with 60 minutes followed by new episodes of emv madam secretary, the good wife and "c.s.i." cyber. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division ti

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