the university sa c, itld take proper action. tennis coach, gordon ernest, is among those indicted. the university says it has policies.e in its policy >>> the university of maryland's women's t but the selection wasn't as . exciti >> the team was ruined because the bracket was leaked on espn hours before its official release. it was announced last night, the terps couldn't help but cheer. they're the three seed in the eastgi . and they get to start their tournament run at home. the first game is against radford college. they will play the winner of ths usc/tee match-up. i think the lady terps are going to go far. >>> tonight, we're going to find out who will be maryland men's first rivals in the tournament. belmont and templeff will face tonight. whoever wins that game will take on theerps on thursday. that's when old dominion goes up against purdue. 'tllow first 4 sports for the updates if you c watch at work. >>> last year, gardner webb zapped usc. >> chances are, someone at your office will be watching. corporate losses were $

sa the director of university of north carolina's prenatal psychiatry program and joins me now to discuss this approved treatment. she was the principal investigator for the trials. for the record, the university did receive a research grant from the company for those trials. but dr. meltzer-brody did not receive or take any money from the company. we wanted to make that clear. dr. meltzer-brody, welcome tow the our. let's start with the significance of this. you told my colleague earlier, it's a huge paradigm shift in how we treat post-partum. why? >> thanks for te opportunity to talk tonight. so this is the first drug ever approved for postpartum deession that has a completely different mechanism of action. so this has the ability to resolve symptoms. moms feel better within a d, and at the 60-hour mark of the infusion, the majority of women that received the drug felt markedly better. that's unlike anye treatment currently have available. and given how devastating this illness can be, affecting 10% to 15% of all women thve birth, it's a huge step forward. >> nawaz: so who is con a good

studying sport in wants to find out he's taking part in a test at the university of basel in switzerland where professor i know schmidt took sas examines him the focus is on biorhythms. gets up at about seven am and goes to bed at about eleven pm which is about average. around sixty percent of germans fall into this category their mental performance is highest between ten am and noon and four pm and six pm but what about muscle function is one of also in this test we're studying and durrance we want to find out whether performance varies over the course of the day we have various tests beginning at seven am and ending at nine pm spread throughout the entire day. fabiani is put through his paces on six different days at a different time each day sometimes in the morning or at noon in the evening or late evening to keep pedaling go go go c'mon push yourself. the researchers record heart rate oxygen saturation and lactate levels in the blood along with a range of other parameters. meanwhile high forward is investigating whether certain muscle groups have more strength at certain times of day sergey is one of his test subjects. i

university. they are investigating a former student that is linked to the die. businessman david sareating fake ids for professional test takers for his two sons. david sadue was arrested earlier this month in san jose. he's pleading not guilty. berkley said it may take disciplinary action and they say their talking to authorities. >>> a homeless camp is told it cannot stay where it. >>> the women's basketball team from berkley is heading to the ncaa basketball tournament. >>> the problem this morning has a lot of people stuck in traffic on the altamonte pass. we'll let you know how long this will be there. >>> how long are our stretch of dry weather is coming to an end. and the clouds are coming in and the rain is on the way, it will not be this morning tonight into tomorrow. we'll talk about how much. >>> a gorgeous tuesday. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm mike mibach. >> are you ready for spring? >> yes. >> how about spring showers, steve? >> how about the full moon tomorrow? >> i don't think we'll see it. but spring starts tomorrow at 2:38:00 p.m. but the spring-like weather yes

university in washington, d.c., friends there mourning his death. >> today at mass we dedouated mass to him. >> reporter: ethiopian tirline sa captain and first officer were experienced pilots, the airline announcing it will ground its max 8 flight as a safety precaution while they investigate the cause of the crash. and investigators from the national transportionafety board will be making their way to the crash site. plane maker boeing also assisting with that investigation. savannah, hoda. >> sarah harman in nairobi, thank you. >> this comes five months after that deadly crash inon iia involving another boeing 737 max 8. nbc's tom costello covers aviation for us. are there any similarities between those two disasters? >> that's exactly right. this is a high priority for investigators and airlines around the world. this isne of thest selling planes in the world. we don't know if the entire fleet has a potentially deadly flaw. we don't know ionesia, ethiop ethiopia, china, and cayman airlines are all grounding the plane. >> reporter: the urgent question facing investigators and airline safety teams, are there similarities between the ethiopian airli