uconn hosting number 17 georgetown. final seconds on of the game.oyas has a chance to put it away the free throw. they miss. uconn hits the game-tying three right here. boom, we go to overtime tied at 91. first overtime ended up in another tie. now we head to a second overtime. clock winding down. georgetown down by one. porter jr. drives here. uconn gets it back. this time, they can't get the buzzer-beater to go. georgetown survives in the two extra sessions. 79-78. >>> more college hoops now. number four michigan takes it on the road against penn state. we pick it up in the second half. michigan gets the trade here. trey burke gives it up. michigan goes up by 11. they were up by as many as 14 in the second half. but here come your nittany lions. under 5:00 to play. newbill buries the three. locked at 74. over a minute left. penn state up by one. the layup goes. penn state, watch this, very nice. penn state wins it 84-78. michigan becomes the latest top ten team to go down at the hands of an unranked opponent. >>> nba suspensions handed down yester

uconn taking on acc bound number six ranked syracuse. pick it up in the second half.mar calhoun goes up for the alley-oop. four point lead. the husky fans couldn't be happier. syracuse down by two. a nice move in the lane. turn around jumper. game tied at 42. then it gets broken open by uconn. a loose ball. coast to coast for the breakaway dunk. he is listed at 6 foot. uconn wins the last ever big east meeting with syracuse. 66-58. >>> to college hoops injury now that will likely further the debate on the nba's one and done rule. kentucky freshman noel is done for the year after tearing his acl. the injury will cost him millions of dollars. before the nba raised their minimum age from 18 to 19, he o would have been a lock to jump straight to the league for a straight nba pick. now his future is in question. he was projected to be a top three pick. last year the top three pick ended up with $8.3 million. he won't recover from this for six to eight months. now the question is does he return to kentucky or does he still go into the draft and the team takes a risk on him?

a road win at uconn. for a bubble team, that's huge. >> doug: let's start with iowa state.ns but you told me close road losses are just like wins, should have beaten kansas, should have beaten oklahoma state. i think they'll get one if not two of those. st. mary's, second best team in the wcc, st. mary's will get in, and i think nova is more likely to be the team that lost five of seven inside that syracuse-louisville two wins than they are the win over uconn going back to yesterday. give me one team america should watch out for that's not currently on the bubble that will climb into the bubble. >> seth: the red storm of st. john's. their problem once again not doing enough away from home. they've got at providence and at notre dame left to go. can they win one of those? can they beat pittsburgh or marquette at home? if so, i think they get in. they won at cincinnati. for a bubble team that's big. >> doug: watch out are for boise state. road win over creighton. close loss to michigan state. i know that doesn't count as a win. colorado state at home. they have san diego stat

first she pulled uconn's stephanie dolson to the floor during a transition.foul and takes dolson to the floor again. in the second half she scored a free throw for the 3,000th point of her career. she finished with 25 points. baylor wins 76-70. >>> take a look at this free-throw attempt from a division two women's game over the weekend. the player on georgia college's team comes up short of the shot. georgia college lost the game to columbus state. better than i would have done under pressure. >>> when we return, candid camera. why so many cars in russia are equipped with dash cameras like the ones that recorded last week's meteorite. last week's meteorite. hey! hey honey! hey alan. uh, hey.... i'm bob, we talked at the tax store. i did your taxes. i thout you were a tax expert? today, i'm a master plumber. major tax stores advertise for preparers with "no tax experience necessary." at turbotax, you only get answers from cpas, eas or tax attorneys - all real tax experts. ...than h&r block stores and all other major tax stores combined. maybe today you'll run

if uconn sent to it there's no invasion of privacy because uconn sent to it. >> you mean anticipation of reward. >> absolutely. >> that would apply to contests or giveaways. >> or going on the jerry springer show. >> you would consent to match.com with a idea of finding a friendly mate a psychological profile of yourself? >> maybe. the world we're starting to live in now that begs the question, when and where should i put that kind of information out. google by the way --. >> myspace.com it's a favorite of students. >> it is. >> what about google? >> i think consumers are learning through search engines that where i put personal information on to a page of a web site, that information can be found and brought forward in a search. i think that more consumers should understand that because we should take care and protect sensitive personal information about us. that is something we can do and over time we can become more educated. >> we're going to get to this question right now, and -- or in a moment, and that is at government, the role of the government, particularly, is there a zone

. >>> and upsetting college basketball, number 6 syracuse fall towns ranked uconn. in the last regular season meeting in the big east before syracuse leaves for the acc, the connecticut huskies had a strong second half and got the 66-58 victory. >>> and duke made a come back in the second half and pulled out a 73-68 win over north carolina on coach k.'s 66th birthday. >>> and there was internet buzz of a photo on twitter of the duke and mascot's head displayed on the north carolina campus. the mascot head was returned to duke before the game. >>> mitchell marcus, a special needs student who is manager for the basketball team at coronado high school in texas was true sportsmanship. his coach put him in and a member of the other team passing the ball so he could make the shot. >>> swedish golfer daniela holmqvist was bitten at the women's australian open. she used a golf tee to puncture out the venom and then went on to play. >>> and the skier's cup race in switzerland has an amazing run which includes a dangerous avalanche and a risky back flip as the mass of snow wi

a nice win over sera cows and that is their 10th consecutive way and tomorrow night, they visit uconn. georgetown started slowly and rallied behind the jr.. he carried the team and 35 hits -- heights over the orange. a satisfying wind is a trip to the big east. georgetown is number seven in the country the seventh straight year the hoyas made one appearance in the top 10. is it something that john thompson 3 takes pride in? judge absolutely. there is no doubt about that and it shows you we have been consistent, you know, we're been consistent and found a way, different groups to come together and figure out how to win. >> and we know it was not going to be easy and wohere every day going hard at each other and making each other better and it's paying off. >> and to that cooling hardwood, george mason hosting towson and the nats drop one, 1- 5 and fred davis, the tight end, he's cleared to start running and is expected to be 100% by the time the otas come around. back to you. >> and thank you. now for a look at what is coming up at 10 in. >> this is the question. what edge should your

we have an upset in college basketball as number 6 syracuse falls to uconn in the last regular season meeting in the big east before syracuse leaves. kentucky had a strong half to get to 66-58 victory there. and duke made a comeback in the second half to full out a 78-63 win over home-state rival north carolina on coach k's 66 birthday. >>> and there was internet buzz of a photo on twitter of the duke and mascot's head displayed on the north carolina campus. the mascot head was returned to duke before the game. >>> mitchell marcus, a special needs student who is manager for the basketball team at coronado high school in el paso, texas, was the focus of true sportsmanship. his coach put him in for the final minute of the game and a member of the other team passed him the ball so he could make the shot. >>> swedish golfer daniela holmqvist was bitten at the women's australian open. she used a golf tee to puncture her skin and squeeze out the venom and went on to play 14 more holes. we won't show you the video. that's one tough athlete. >>> and a swedish skier at the cup race in switzerl

he takes it all the way for the score and they barely survive against uconn, 79-78. >>> no the nba seth curry of golden state scored 55 points against the knicks, the highest scoring point of the season. but it was not enough with just over a minute to go, new york's j.r. smith hit the following jumper for the game winner. new york over the warriors, 109-105. >>> in the nfl san francisco quarterback alex smith will reportedly be traded to kansas city for draft picks. smith lost his starting job after suffering a concussion and his replacement was accused of leading the 49ers to a spot in the super bowl. >>> before the game between toronto last night, they were somehow able to keep their composure as the raptors' mccayle peachers started an enthusiastic and very funny dance routine. >>> just ahead, all things being equal, could spider-man's web actually stop the subway train. myth busters will answer that train. >>> plus, animal lovers or intimidators. did a gangster use these lions and bears as schools of intimidation or did he just love dangerous animals? details coming up. >>> welcome

big east player to win it in consecutive weeks and the best news, they jumped four spots and visit uconn on wednesday. >>> and six bold teams from last year and a big 9 conference game against west virginia. at mnt bank stadium in baltimore. the terps kick off spring ball this saturday, where the coach will lay the groundwork on improving from four wins a year ago. >> and any time you that can go in and you have people going back that are familiar w you know, what you doing, it gives you a chance to get better and to put some more things in that can you do. >> the redskins are holding off on player contract negotiations and in that every fort to recoup the penalty. the skins are considering an injunction to they the start of free agency, scheduled to begin march 12th and the wizards are north of the border in toronto and taking on the raptors, brian. >> thanks. let's go to shawniancey and a look at what is coming up at 10. >> we're continuing to follow a developing story in prince georges county. a mistrial in the so-called mother-daughter murders. reaction of what happened in court toda

brittney griner and number one baylor taking on number three uconn, at the xcel center. it up second half. griner, getting the ball down low. and just muscling her way through with the bucket. she had just four points in the first half. then, she would turn it up. griner right there. 10 of 21 shooting in the contest. baylor by three. just over a minute to play. griner sinking the free throw. that's her 3,000th career point. she finished with 25 points. baylor wins it, 76-70. >>> number 20, pittsburgh, hosting number 25, notre dame. both teams looking to bounce back after suffering losses. notre dame, couldn't make a basket early. atkins misses there. then, tom knight, nothing. and jack cooley -- no. are you kidding me? now, it's more than nine minutes into the game. notre dame, down 11-1. knight making the bucket, finally. the first field goal of the game. coach mike brey, obviously upset. getting teed up for that. and later, looks like they needed that. cooley gets that bucket to go in. notre dame ended the half on a 16-5 run. later, jerian grant, sinking the three. he

winning streak will come to an end and the red storm will fall to 14-8 and 6-4 in the big east with uconn, syracuse and louisville coming up on the schedule for steve lavin and company. [crowd yelling] >> ian: jabril trawick to the line for georgetown. georgetown, it'll be 6 of 7 for john thompson iii's squad. aaron bowen in. he replaces otto porter jr. another balanced effort for him. georgetown closing out a 3-game homestand. they've got a 68-54 lead on st. john's. 22 seconds left. [crowd yelling] >> ian: stripped of the ball, sampson lost it. out of bounds and st. john's will hold on to it with 15 seconds left. we've got a statistubstitution as stephen domingo, the freshman from san francisco, will check in. >> clark: outstanding job by nate lubick today. a well-deserved partial standing ovation. >> ian: and bradley hayes in. the penetration and the tip-in goes. it'll be sampson getting credit for it. [whistle] >> ian: and with 2.2, we get a tie-up. amir garrett and jabril trawick. john caprio back in for georgetown, the walk-on. and he will replace trawick, a strong effort for him, 12

last night, number six, syracuse, lost to unranked uconn.the top two, highlights, now, from espn. >> welcome to your "sportscenter" update. i'm jorge andres. camden indoor going crazy. duke and unc. we pick it up. the filthy jam. nine points, eight boards for him. later, getting the steal. leggetts it back. draining the three. tar heels up ten. the filthy jam. 18 points, 12 boards for him. second half, doing work beyond the arc. duke with the first lead of the game. later, no-good "j." but again, 11 points in the contest. duke up by eight. a few minutes later, once more. this time, with the right jumper. his 14th double-double in the game. 73-68. >>> how about number one, indiana, taking on nebraska in big ten action. early second half is where we pick it up. finding christian wonford for the filthy jam. hoosiers up. for the filthiest 2 of his 13 on the night. and under eight minutes to go, cody zeller, the big hands doing work. 16 points, 12 boards for him. indiana, they win it, 76-47. >>> that was your espn "sportscenter" update. i'm jorge

uconn trying to reach the 3,000 points after scoring here in overtime.inning it 76-70. >>> and it is never good to get hit in the manzo. that's new jersey's team taking on the courtesy of the senators. a whole new meaning to the high signal. we'll see you at 11:00.

syracuse follows to unranked uconn. regular season meeting in the big east before syracuse leaves for the acc, the connecticut huskies had a strong second half and got the 66-58 victory. >>> and second ranked duke made a comeback in the second half and pulled out a 73-68 win over home state rival north carolina. on coach k's 66th birthday. >>> there was internet buzz over a photo on twitter of the duke blue devils mascot's head displayed on a stick above the student's door on the north carolina campus. but the mascot head was returned to duke before the game. >> marcus, a special needs student who is a manager for the basketball team in el paso, texas, was the focus of true sportsmanship. his coach put him in for the closing minutes of a game and a member of the other team passed him the ball so he could make the final shot. what a nice moment. >>> swedish golfer daniela homequist was bidden on the ankle by a black widow spider. she used a golf stick to squeeze out the ven imand then went on to continue to play. >>> a s

no. 1 baylor wins at no. 3 uconn by six. 4 james madison needs a miracle to beat delaware and they get it. allie-oop with sun second left. no. 3, never good to get hit in the man zone. patrick iliash taking it from eric. no. 2, college ball. that is free throw? really? all right. and no. 1, check this out. >> that's a free throw. >> half court shot hit by university coach gil chung. he won a free tuition for a student. >> oh my gosh. >> pick anybody. he picked the coach. good choice. coach hits the half-point shot. free tuition. that guy is the man. >> that's fantastic. >> that's awesome. >> yeah. >> we'll be right back. our next newscast is tomorrow mo . >>> david letterman is next with david spade. >> sure glad you didn't have to listen toth conversation we just had. see you tomorrow. >> yeah. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway broadcasting across the nation and around the world it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. old

connecticut -- uconn up 9. it changed in the second half. 21 second-half points. baylor wins. they are 25-1. urning of are morn jerry buss. maryland plays at boston college tonight. that women player is 2 feet taller than me. >> you cannot dunk? >> 6:27. here's what is coming up. >> there could be more victims of a doctor who committed suicide yesterday. >> a problem quickly cleared at the harbor tunnel. the harbor tunnel. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 6:00 a.m. >> good morning. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. we'll get to weather and traffic in a moment. >> the person is dead following a triple shootinriver. we're told police discovered the victims in the parking lot of a food market. >> the high school student accused of opening fire on classmates will stand trial as an adult today. robert gladden jr. faces a toattempted murder. >> a spectacular house fire in bowie at this home on peachtree plane lane. we're told the fire is under control.

no. 1 baylor wins at no. 3 uconn by six.delaware and they get it. allie-oop with sun second left. no. 3, never good to get hit in the man zone. patrick iliash taking it from eric. no. 2, college ball. that is free throw? really? all right. and no. 1, check this out. >> that's a free throw. >> half court shot hit by university coach gil chung. he won a free tuition for a student. >> oh my gosh. >> pick anybody. he picked the coach. good choice. coach hits the half-point shot. free tuition. that guy is the Ñáçwçñ

i could be that way with my patriots and my uconn huskies and a lot of us in our newsroom are like this have a husband and wife, one is a ravens fan, another a skins fan. we have a mental health professional here to talk about why we get so invested. how does it go in your house? you obviously have opposing teams to root for. say the ravens lost this season to -- who did they lose to? >> the redskins. >> oh, that must have been a fun time in your house. >> yeah, it was. >> do you take it personally? does it affect your relationship? >> i was grumpy. we went to the redskins-ravens game. my daughter and my husband stopped talking to me. >> they stopped talking to you? >> stopped talking to me at the game. >> do you find it carries over to the next day? you go to work, grrr. full disclosure. our executive producer in your -- producer is in your spin class and you take it out on them. >> i take it out on them, exactly. that day i came in and she was at class. it was one of the hardest classes i taught because i was like ugh. >> what are your feelings like? when the redskins lose, it's one o

last night after his team lost to uconn, the 68-year-old coach took out some frustrations on espn reporter>> what is [ indiscernible ] comments? >> i'll answer anybody's question but yours because you're an idiot and really, a disloyal person. >> ouch. >> idiot? >> i have been on the receiving end of some salvos, you might have heard, but not to that extent. i mean, that was pretty bad. >> really bad. >> no apology. >> no. not from the coach. >> oh. >> speaking his mind. but it's a good soundbyte. we in the other side of the media like that kind of stuff. >> see you at 11:00. [ laughter ] >> good night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com call or click today. announcer: this is joey fatone. it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: good, good. how's everybody doing? thank you all very much. thank you very much, everybody. hey, welcome to "family feud." i'm your man steve harvey. you know what? we got a good one for you today. returning for their second day from loganville, georgia it's the lewis

she's only the eighth player to reach that milestone as number one baylor beat uconn 76-70. >>> a terrificsity's pga golf management program. what teamwork. did we mention this is their classroom. >>> for all your entertaining sports news, go to bleacher report.com. more on the passing of the lakers owner and all of your sports news. right there. we go back to john and zoraida. >> thank you, vince. >> you're welcome. >>> a full-sized seaworthy replica of the "titanic" built in china. what could possibly go wrong, folks? this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. new griddle-melts to yourime usual breakfast sandwich. a lot more flavor. [ anouncer ] ihop's new griddle melts... made fresh and hot! hand crafted just for you. it's like a sexy sandwich. [ anouncer ] compare new griddle melts yourself. just $4.99. it's an epic breakfast san

and general allen, clearly, to be at the likelihood he may not go for the uconn job? >> no, he did not. i think you two and coming back first and foremost was pleased the president expected his recommendations with regards to the afghan drawdown and we talked a great deal about the situation they are in some of the issues that we have to continue to confront. i told them when it came to tremendous confidence in them than i am prepared by capacity as long as i am in this job to do whatever i can producers this country in what capacity he wants to serve this country. you just got to take some time to be able to be with your family and think about what you want to do. on the first issue -- [inaudible] >> it was kind of in full display. i think when you see some of the debate, in the congress, the thing that makes the congress work is that you will always have different phase. there will always be party differences, political differences, that's what the whole purpose of our forefathers fashioning that legislative branch is to debate fully those differences. but there are

out into the community for pediatric sigh coalitions and adolescent psychiatrists, and a state with uconn health center churning out physicians, this is not an area of profession where, frankly, we don't have enough near bodies. the waiting time for even emergency situations is really unacceptable, and i just wanted to see, mr. pompei, if you can sort of confirm that experience as well, the need to refer out which is required sometimes is really very difficult. >> absolutely. school counselors, school nurses, we very much are aware of who's in the community. so part of our job is that middle person, that collaborator with the community. so we are the person the administrator will come to if they find out there's a need because they know the school counselor will have access in their file drawer, right, you know, readily available so that they can make those recommendations. we work very, very closely with the community-based mental health professionals for long-term care, and we collaborate with them so once they're getting that long-term care, we can provide the changes that are needed t

if uconn draft that by some very key competitors, key competitors meaning countries like korea or china, they are actually increasing their r&d in physical sciences as a percent of g.d.p. lastly is skills. our industry works because we have great minds. and there's two issues here. first, our immigration policies do not encourage today the best minds to come to the u.s. and in fact stay in the u.s. and also the best minds have got other choices around the world. in fact, today we educate some of these best mind and then we show them the door to return home. secondarily is our own k through 12 stem systems are faltering and we have to get that turned around. third point i would like to point out is that the stakes in the next round, the next 50 years, are even higher than they were for the last 50 years. leadership in nanoelectronics will impact many aspects of our economy. health care, energy, transportation, safety, security and many more. china and korea understand that the country that leads in nanoelectronics will reap the economic benefits the way the u.s. has dominated the last 50

reflections on hip-hop, debating raise, the hurricane katrina catastrophe, if you turn your t b on uconnalso find dr. dyson on virtually every major media outlets including today's show. and the o'reilly factor. and even wrapped city and he is a contributing editor to time magazine and has a post in an hour-long news program on npr. called the michael eric dyson show. nbc -- nbcsl, join me in welcoming our commentator, dr. michael eric dyson. [applause] >> thank you, president elect armstrong for that very gracious introduction. it is an honor to talk about this very serious matter. and institutional racism and dismantle institutional racism in the twenty-first century and an extraordinarily lineup of panelists, engage in any extended introduction except to say obviously when we're talking about a society. and multifaceted as ours, there is undeniable evidence of the extraordinary evolution of the democratic institutions and populations for the population of the country. the institutional product we have made, the projects we have observed and expansion of democracy we have helped facili

when we give a doctorate out of yale or uconn, which to give them a green card. it just makes sense. we are cutting off our nose to spite our face. we do not have the talent we need to grow our economy, yet we're not doing common-sense things. i had a debate over one year ago with a republican congressman from california. he knows we need to do it. they are afraid to have a conversation. >> speaking of federal issues that certainly impacted states, the issue of same-sex marriage. president said he was supportive of the -- >> did -- and then there, done that. we have moved well beyond that. we took a step toward civil unions as an interim step. i am convinced if we had not done that, the supreme court would not have said that we had to do something about marriage. we were out in front of this thing. i think we -- i think the supreme court needed to understand the world would not come to an end if you took this issue on. the lieutenant governor who i get to work with every day, one of our touch points was years ago that several unions came up to be considered by th

when we give a doctorate out of uconn, which to give them a green card. it just makes sense. we are cutting off our nose to spite our face. we do not have the talent we need to grow our economy, yet we're not doing common-sense things. i had a debate over one year ago with a republican congressman from california. he knows we need to do it. they are afraid to have a conversation. >> speaking of federal issues that certainly impacted states, the issue of same-sex marriage. president said he was supportive of the -- >> did -- and then there, done that. we have moved well beyond that. we took a step toward civil unions as an interim step. i am convinced if we had not done that, the supreme court would not have said that we had to do something about marriage. we were out in front of this thing. i think we -- i think the supreme court needed to understand the world would not come to an end if you took this issue on. the lieutenant governor who i get to work with every day, one of our touch points was years ago that several unions came up to be considered by the judiciary committee