use a great lineman for the washington redskins -- he was a great linesman for the washington redskins in his heyday. he said, to win the super bowl, i would run over my own mother. his teammate said, i would too. i would run over joe's mother. [laughter] booth was a good actor. he was not perfect, but edwin forrest, who everyone agrees was a gigantic actor from this time, said an actor was great if he could play three major leads better than anyone else in the country and booth has no trouble doing that. richard iii had a apparel. -- had no parallel. i particularly like richard the third and the marble hard to get because richard newman will three -- richard iii. sincerity and openness are needed to be open at the other role. the fact that he could be the best in the country to such time ethically-opposed rolls shows his ability as an actor. -- such diametrically opposed roles shows his ability as an actor. it is not true they loved him in the deep south and because of that, that sparked a love of the south in him. he was most popular, believe it or not, in boston. that was the place

speakers include a former nfl football player, the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against the washington redskins, and the native rights advocate. see it starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. host: this weekend on "the communicators,," a discussion on the future of television, the internet, and video. joining us is rocco commisso the founder of mediacom communications corporation. welcome to washington and welcome to "the communicators." what is mediacom? mr. commisso: mediacom is what they used to call cable-television companies. in fact, we started our company back in 1995. little by little our mission at that time was to go out and which is maintained, to deliver to the air in smaller markets in the u.s. same level of services you could find in san francisco, new york city, or washington d.c. up $7.3 billion of investment. we have achieved that. we are in 22 states. we have 1500 communities in 22 states. we have 4600 employees. regenerate -- we generate $1.7 billion in revenue. i am a lucky man i have the people i have. host: reporter:are you a cable company? mr. commisso: we like to say we

he was a great lineman for the washington redskins -- he was a great linesman for the washington redskins in his heyday. he said, to win the super bowl i would run over my own mother. his teammate said, i would, too. i would run over joe's mother. [laughter] booth had that kind of determination. do not let anybody tell you booth was not a good actor. booth was an exceptional actor. he was not perfect, but edwin forrest, who everyone agrees was a gigantic actor from this time, said an actor was great if he could play three major leads better than anyone else in the country and booth has no trouble doing that. his richard iii was without parallel. he played the sculptor raphael. i particularly like richard iii and the marble hart together. sincerity and openness are needed. the fact that he could be the best in the country to such time such diametrically opposed roles shows his ability as an actor. but booth was not really raved about in the south. he was not down in the south very much. there he briefly during the secession crisis and then in richmond. it is not true they loved him in the

chris kullver on the washington redskins payroll. touchdown, grabbed four interceptions last season. his third with the niners. ladies night on say credit heart. athletes, circus shot. the senior scored 18 points. irish tore saint mary's apart. oregon and utah tied at 64-64. time running down. ducks had a moment. >> got it! here he is on right. live from half court. no, and oregon moves on. >> an incredible finish. joe young. the hero. oregon. advances against arizona for the pack 12 championship. 67-64. that was a show. >> we got teams to pick comes in here. >> we got it. >> selection show coming up on sunday. for the men. and then monday for the women. >> all right. >> yeah. it's that time of the year. >> you got it man. i can't wait. >> we'll be right back. >> david letterman is next. >> have a great weekend. great saint patrick's day. >> enjoy the warm weather. >> yep. >> see you. >> captions by:caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the kentucky coal mine

some other news to report today, the washington redskins were busy signing corner back chris culliver to a four year deal. he was among one of the top defensive backs. he signed a four year deal. they also lost linebacker brian orakpo to the tennessee titans. that will do it forus here in chicago. we'll recap it all for you tone at 11:00. i'm kristen berset in chicago -- tonight at 11:00. i'm kristen berset in chicago. >> can we all agree while the maryland flag is great as a piece of your outfit, maybe as your whole outfit -- >> right. >> not a good look as a jacket, a business much. >> a flag is gorgeous, but not clothing, no. >> bow tie, everything. >> rain develops tonight around 10:00, heavy at times until morning and then tapers to showers. make plans on sunday. >> that's our broadcast. we'll be back at 7:00. >> pelley: the white house said today v.a. health care is getting better, so we asked a vet. >> i don't see any difference from when i start aid year and a half ago to today. >> pelley: also tonight reports of their death were exaggerated. how many of you have been declared

. >> lora and her husband, fred, a former owner of the washington redskins and the new york daily newstire 54th floor of the four seasons just to gut it and handpick nearly every painstaking detail. >> we chose the leather floors as a nice contrast to the stone mosaic tiles. and then the carpet is from tai ping in new york. it's all silk. the waterfall bathroom in my husband's office is something we saw in new zealand in a restaurant, so we thought, "oh, we need a waterfall toilet." >> the couple's custom overhaul cost millions, and they spent millions more to literally cruise through the renovations. >> we were on our yacht, going around the world -- 3 1/2-year honeymoon. >> a 3 1/2-year honeymoon -- that is the way to remodel. post-honeymoon, the couple and windsor checked in to their hotel lifestyle. a growing trend among the super rich -- lavish private residences complete with five-star amenities. you just pick up your phone... >> mm-hmm. >> ...at 3:00 in the morning and order a cheeseburger and ice cream sundae? >> you can order room service 24 hours a day. >> lora and fred added

former four-time all pro washington redskins linebacker ken harvey will be one of them. he is here now to explain. ken, a pleasure to you have here. >> a pleasure to be here, thank you. >> i was going to ask you if you have the power but forget if you have the power because you don't have that much power. you know the lawmakers could do something. what are you going to tell them? what's your message to them to help fight obesity? >> it's quite a simple process. i think if you had a pleasurable time and understand the value of physical fitness, remember that because it's something that's going to help you in the future. if you didn't have a pleasurable experience, if it wasn't good for you, think of it in terms of finance. right now because of obesity, in the long run we're paying tons of money to take care of problems we can prevent early on. i would say right now stop thinking short:term and start -- short term and start thinking long term. think about what will happen down the road and the cost. that's kind of the message. >> you also are saying, too, it's harder now w

another 49er player moving on to a different team cornerback chris culliver has signed with the washington redskins. culver had his share of troubles while with the 49ers. he created a stir before super bowl xlvii with some anti-gay comments. and last year, it was legal troubles. culver was arrested for hit-and- run and possession of brass knuckles. >>> other bay area headlines, get a good look at this bullet hole. san jose police hope this photo will help catch the suspect who fired at two chp officers. the officers were doing a stop on highway 101 near story road last week when someone fired shots in their direction. no one was hurt. the suspects could face charges of attempted homicide on an officer. >>> the first phase of some much talked about affordable housing in san francisco is already sold out. the shipyard homes at the former hunters point naval shipyard has 88 so-called affordable units. they sold for between 400 and $900,000 each. the first owners will be moving in next month. the project will eventually have 12,000 homes. >>> bus drivers who shuttle workers to and from silicon valley

. >>> one jab from comedian jeffrey ross on justin bieber saying the washington redskins think you shouldur name it's become so offensive. bieber wrapped up the evening for apologizing for his many antics over the years. he has grown a lot. >> he's got some more to do. >>> did you see the new commercial with charles barkley driving to the final four in indianapolis? >> i haven't, but i'll see it right now. >> wake up, fellows. we're finally here, indianapolis. now we just got to find the stadium. >> did you just say say indianapolis? >> the final four, indianapolis. >> indianapolis. you do know we're in the maryland, right? indianapolis is in the indiana. >> that is funny. i was wondering what this was about at first, but now i get it. it appears the welcome sign is, in fact, the real sign in annapolis, maryland, but the roads are not that wide annapolis, maryland, it's so it likely the roads were somewhere else. >> i like in the annapolis. >>> dairy queen celebrating its 75th anniversary today celebrating its free ice cream cones, nice weather for a sweet treat. >> missed it. >> is it to

the doj agreed to strip the trademark of the washington redskins meaning that the team can still use its logo and name but now so can anyone else. the deal calls the redskins' fight baseless and a, quote, tortured effort. the u.s. patent and trademark office canceled the team's trademark about last year calling it disparaging to native americans. the team appealed that decision. owner dan snyder vowed to never change the name claiming it honors the history of native americans but the doj says it's not the intent but the impact of the name that matters most. and that is essentially the root of this whole case. freedom of speech versus the offense of others. i'll break all of that down in the next half-hour. back you to in the studio. >> all right, delia, thank you. >>> police say they have now made an arrest in the stabbing death of a case in greenbelt. the murder happened last night at a home in the 9100 block of edmonston road. detectives say they found a 38- year-old man lying on the the living room couch suffering from stab wounds to the neck. the man later died. the suspect also 3

you know, one thing i want to say to the washington redskins, you give me $21 million contract, i'll ve you a $21 million effort every day. this is just how i am. i owe every penny to this organization and i'm excited and fired up. >> redskins continuing to look to add more guys to the defensive side of the ball. multiple reports have defensive tackle terrence knighton visiting today his nickname pot roast. 6'3", 331 pounds. he's entering his seventh season in the league, started all 32 games the last two seasons in denver after playing his first four years with the jacksonville jaguars. let's head over to the ice now. huge matchup tonight for the capitals at home hosting the rangers the first of three meetings in the next month between these two. they've met the last three times, the cap tams have made the post season, making this matchup an interesting rivalry. >> a rivalry every night it seems like. this is our rival thshgs is our rival. everyone is our rival. i think the post season adds to it. seems like we play them a lot in the post season no matter what the seeds match up, it

reportedly has taken four years and 32 million for him to say bye-bye san francisco and hello washington redskinst touchdown, grabbed four interceptions last season his third with the 49ers. >>> couple of days before the ncaa tournament selection day for men. is kentucky going to run the table? hasn't been an undefeated champion in 39 years. billy donovan's gators were in the way of the sec tournament and oh, excuse me! i have to steal and score the rock now. gators eli carter the easy layup. gators trail by 4 in the second half. but kentucky, ken, they have a make of looking you like a cyo team. >> lovely. >> yeah. that's karl anthony townes. fa-get about it. cats fans loved. it they loved the final score, too, 64-49. wildcats' record is 32-0. >>> john gianni came to this close of an upset of davidson in white. davidson needed the bucket to win the game. tyler won't be paying for a meal tonight. davidson avoids the upset winning 67-66. >>> giants pitcher eric courtier is a 10-year veteran of pro baseball. this season he would rather be a rookie in the big leagues. >> 12, some 15, something like

. >> the problem is you can be excite in the march washington redskins they win march every year. the problem is you can win march. remember how excited clever cleveland was to get johnny man sell. thousand that work out? >> not so great. >> the nfl year around sport but you're right, the seeks i am that comes the one on the feel usually the end of the season, everybody like throws in the towel after like two weeks of the season beginning of the year, remember the greenbay packers look how great tended up. maybe that's what we node to do here. hey, little different like we like to be on the show, let me say. >> this look at this. let's go back to my youth and show you another trade. notice the nicaragua foles resemblance. one of the favorite people in the world, ron jaworski, favorite good day when we started out being look how he went onto bigger and better. so sometimes, rams quarterbacks, traded to the eagles, work out. roman gabrielle, another rams quarterback came to the philadelphia eagles, not bad either. gave him some respectability, before ron jaworski, so we've seen this

sat in that room were much more likely to believe something they had seen on youtube from a washington redskinserleader than they would have believed something that they would have heard from the centers for disease control and prevention or the american academy of pediatrics. that's a little frightening. >> i think the internet has been fuel on the fire of anti-vaccine fears. there's plenty of websites out there putting out information about people alleging all kinds of complications and problems with vaccines, their own pet theories about what might be dangerous about vaccines, so there are oodles of sources of lousy, dangerous information out there. >> narrator: but advocates like barbara loe fisher see the internet as a democratizing force that has empowered people to challenge medical dogma. >> when i first started this work in the early '80s, i had a selectric typewriter and i had the post office. that's it. today, you have access to the library of medicine on the internet. you can communicate with people all over the world. so it has changed everything. >> narrator: in this new world man

they've lost chris culliver who signed a four-year deal with the washington redskins.by the anti-gay remarks he made two years ago. and another player lost is darren mcfadden is going to a two-year deal to the dallas county by county. christian has fallen out of favor in the minnesota favor. he signed a one-year deal. >>> the oregon ducks are trying to devour everyone in their day. they beat utah 67-64. duck star joe young won the game last night by a long 3- point shot. that was the game winner there with a second left. the ducks will face arizona in the finals. it was 70-64. the game may have met more for ucla which is sitting out there on the bubble right now for an at large birth into a two-way tournament. >> it's interesting. >> try to keep it. >> looking forward to baseball and football season son for the bruins. >>> watch it. in an hour the st. patrick's day festival kicks off at pacific center plaza in san francisco then 11:30 we have this parade. it's going to be winding down the market street. one of the parades is a navy band northwest. they're one of nine b

meanwhile, here in washington the redskins they resigned eded colt mccoy.ur touchdowns and three interceptions last season winning two of the four games he played in including the big win against dallas a mid-december neck injury ended his season though. jay gruden said rg-3 is the starter going into camp but i'm told it will be an open competition come august. >>> baseball plenty of st. paddy's day spirit there. i love those hats. this has to be stephen strasburg's favorite holiday of the year. because he was dominating five strikeouts in a four shutout inning for stras. his coach and former mentor here tony gwynn jr. stras strasburg looked up to him. your mentor's son is now a teammate of yours, a guy you looked up to your whole career now they get to play together. >> sma . >>> dying the chicago river green has been a st. patrick's day tradition for more than 50 years. new video tonight shows us just how they do it. this time lapse footage shows crew members in boats dropping vegetable dye into the river. isn't that cool looking? >> that is cool. >> they

prepared to use brass knuckles on a fellow human being with various he's size to go to the washington redskinsl be on the program. we have a baseball special one week from tonight will have all types of action. and if he cannot the all-time baseball fan and a bill ok for you >>:darya as gonna be here dancing around we gonna have boats g melvin a lot of spring training stuff. bochy.. >> reporter: here is the alecia ready to roll the milwaukee brewers 7 then high five celebrations during spring training to combat an outbreak of pay guy. so there you go keep your hands off people. pink guypink eyey...pink eye... >> reporter: stephen how does the forty-niners can in such a mess. >> gary: they get in a mess because of the ghost sometimes through the day. egos can rule the day. jet on the same they just cannot take any more harbaugh as ego jim harbaugh is a great coach but in the end of everything homes the team. >> reporter: congrats some 30 years to do think he would stay that long eccrine. this is for march >> gary: i'll tell you everybody uncertain times think, maybe i'll go do this and sometime

as a new yorker, i denounce the washington redskins. but. but i we will announce them, whatever.am used to it. we are used to denouncing. it is actually quite cathartic. cathartic. i we will say stuff, and you will announce it. ready? don't like that idea? i feel you. i feel you. you are just not used to it. it. that's all. white people never have to denounce anything. i we will make it easy on you. peggy -- khaki pants and barbershop quartets before we work our way up to the big stuff like crystal meth and the pleading the world's natural resources. it is tough. it is immediately islam. bad. a white person can write a christian manifesto, shoot hundreds of people with a submachine gun, and it is bad parenting. he is mentally unstable. he went off of his meds. why can't i be mentally unstable? i want to be mentally unstable. i would love to be mentally unstable. i get it. i get it. being given an ak-47 and 11 years old and told that god is on your side as part of what it means to be an american. [laughter] all i am saying stop pouring the crazy. and it affects the way that even i

. >>> the washington times, the american civil liberties union is siding with the washington redskins saying voiding the trademark violates the team's freedom of speech. the aclu has filed paperwork in support of reversing a federal court decision to strip the team of the rights to its logo. while the aclu did acknowledge the team name should be changed because it's offensive, the aclu main tapes that issue is separate from its trademark. >>> okay. the "los angeles times" a new parenting study shows that parents who believe their kids are better and more deserving than other children can create young narcissists. >> you know my mom always told me that. >> yes. >> my mother always said that. >> there are so many things i could say right now. >> attack me she would say, just jealous of you, joe. >> young narcissists. mm-hmm. the first signs of narcissistic tendencies begin to show around age 8. >> check. >> parents and their kids were both interviewed and researchers found over the course of the study, the more parents overvalued their kids the more narcissistic the kid's responses came

speakers include a former nfl football player, the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against the washington redskinsthe director of these missoni and institutions national museum of the american indian. here are some of his remarks. >> mrs. a well intentioned teacher somewhere who is teaching her students about angst giving, because thanksgiving is required content in almost every state in the union. teachers are expected to teach about thanks giving in some way. this is what they have been teaching. now, this is innocent play isn't it? use our kids pick -- these are kids, they are pretending, which is what kids do. it seems innocent. first of all, it is unlikely they would pretend to be people of any other race than what they are. that would be understood almost immediately as inappropriate but not when it comes to indians. the other thing is, this, that innocent play turns into this, a group of sorority girls dressing up as indians. frat boys dressing up as indians. or later, hipsters dressing up as indians. these guys, what is that all about? what is this thing with dressing up as indians. it tur

. >> laura, and her husband, fred former owner of the washington redskins and new york daily news, boughtire 54th floor of the four seasons just to gut it and hand pick nearly every painstaking detail. >> we chose the leather floors as a nice contrast to the stone mosaic tiles, and then the carpet is from tai ping in new york. it's all silk. the waterfall bathroom in my husband's office was something we saw in new zealand in a restaurant so, we thought, oh we need a waterfall toilet. >> what's really attracting buysers are the things you don't see. >> the people do ask a lot about security and privacy. they want to make sure that they're not being seen by neighbors, and this home offers that. ♪ >> it's hidden away and tiny. this room is a major selling point. >> the property has 32 cameras. it also has four gates with double high walls. i would have to say it would be very, very difficult for someone to get past those gates and go unseen. >> some breaking news on that l.a. mansion. just sold for $46 million. the miami penthouse is being listed because the dog windsor, prefers the climate

the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against the washington redskins and a native right advocate. here's a brief look at some of the discussion. >> this is a well -- there is a well-intentioned teacher somewhere who was teaching her students about thanksgiving. things giving is required content in almost every state in the union teachers are expected to teach about thanksgiving in some way. this is innocent play, isn't it? these are kids and they are pretending, which is what kids do. it seems innocent enough. first of all, it is rather unlikely they would pretend to be people of any other race than what they are. that would be understood almost immediately as inappropriate. but not when it comes to indians. the other thing is that innocent play turns into this, a group of sorority girls dressing up as indians, or frat boys dressing up as indians, or a little later , hipsters dressing up as indians. i don't know what that is all about. what is this thing with dressing up as indians? it turns into this and becomes commercialized. victoria's secret, every year. and then of course th

the lead plaintiff against the washington redskins, a native rights advocate fighting to eliminate native american mascots and the director of smithsonian institutions national museum of the american indian. here are some of his remarks. >> this is a well intense tonal teacher somewhere who was teaching her kids about thanksgiving. it is required content in almost every state in the union. teachers are expected to teach about things in some way. this is what they have been teaching. now, this is innocent play, isn't it? these are kids and they are pretending, which is what kids do, and it seems innocent enough. but a couple of things. first of all it is rather unlikely they would pretend to be people of any other race and what they are. that would be understood almost immediately as inappropriate. but now it comes to indians. the other thing is that is, that innocent play turns into a group of sorority girls turning into indians or frat boys dressing up as indians, or a little later, hipsters dressing up as indians. these guys, i mean, i do not know what that is all about. [laughter] but,

freedom is oppression, morality and immorality, and the washington redskins is hate speech. in our coins, pray in our schools or keep a crucifix uncovered when the president is speaking in front of it. our beliefs are no longer representative, they're offensive. what is hateful should be criminalized. do not believe i exaggerate. national surveys shows that 51% of democrats now support that. webster defines fascism as a tendency toward or actual exercise in strong autocratic or dictatorial control. culture fascism has arrived in america. let us understand this soberly and unequivocally. ladies and gentlemen, we know this to be true. so it begs the question, what is our response? is it to surrender to the fascists? perhaps only gradually? certainly grudgingly, but ultimately surrender nonetheless? we've been retreating for decades. do we accept a new reality of a transformed society where freedom is an ever more distant memory? is that your gift to your progeny after so many millions of men and women gave of their blood and their very lives to give you the gift of the free so

native rights activist suzanne harjo says the washington redskins won't win another super bowl until hey change their team name. here's more now. >> since the washington football team, once a great and powerful franchise, has not been to a super bowl since we filed suit in 199 22, people in my bank and on capitol hill say, you still have that curse? we said, no, no it's not a curse. it's just karma. it's their own fault. they're doing it to themselves. if they would just throw off the shackles of this name get rid of it have name change contest, everything would be wonderful for them. and they would start winning again. i just don't think they're going to win until they do that. because it's been -- this is in the 23rd year. now that's an amazing coincidence. 23 years and they've never been back to a super bowl. in the meantime, there has been a case that has my name for 17 years, now amanda blackhorse has that privilege and burden of dragging around this lawsuit. we're just going to keep prevailing and prevailing and prevailing and more and more people across the country are seeing t

we know the pressure on the washington redskins.nything but honor. people are looking at it as an insult. your heritage goes back to the sioux tribe and you're not offended how unique are you? >> i think i'm very unique. i sat in the forums yesterday. there were lots of indians who testified for the bill. if we're going to set certain phrases aside from being as used as unity symbols we're suppressing these symbols that could bring us together. we're further alienating one group of people. >> how important is your heritage to you? a lot of people say this is a young lady who doesn't have a sense of what it means to be half american indian or have that in your background. how important is it to you? >> you know, i grew up outside of the pine ridge reservation. i am very close to the native american side of my family. i'm half norwegian and swedish and native american. what it does for me, it allows me to embrace my culture and know i am part of colorado's history as well as part of the nation's history. that's what matters. making su

redskins could see a new face on the defensive line. there are reports a free agent is heading to washington. he has been on the redskins radar for weeks. ian rapoport says he has been telling people watching to and will be his next destination. the defensive tackle had a career season with the bears. nats center fielder denard span will miss four to six weeks undergoing muscle surgery in philadelphia today. manager matt williams said he felt discomfort coming into the spring, but span thought it would work out. he is expected to rejoin the team in florida later this week. the nats and braves facing all. anthony rendon thinks it's never too early to sacrifice your body. diving stop, then the pick off by ryan zimmerman at first. zim looks comfortable at first. the nationals lose their second straight, 2-1. marilyn head coach mark turgeon is having a great year so far, the terrapins finishing off with seven straight wins. tonight he received the media's big ten coach of the year honor. the terps could possibly be a two seed in the tourney. a.u., the women have a shot to win the conference. the e

. >>> the nfl owners meeting in phoenix this week, coaches there, too, redskins head coach jay gruden told a couple washingtonreporters the quarterback job is robert griffin, iii for now, but it's not etched in stone. the redskins defense wasn't anything to write home about. last season they were 30th in points allowed and 24th against the pass. that's the free agents signings of five defensive guys to help bolster the beleaguered d. gruden shares his offseason wish list. >> we need to address our depth. it was a challenge last year with injuries. we got some big guys and two quality players in the secondary that will help us tremendously. >>> our game of the week poll, you have a plethora of choices, lacrosse, baseball, softball. text your pick to 25543. tell your friends to do the same. we'll see you at the winning game friday. are you more excited about the maryland women or the wizards or -- >> i hate to say this, but i was riveted by jay gruden there. >> i tried to work around the redskins. >> you put the redskins in there and i have to be honest and say i did -- >> not etched in stone. >> but he did not

redskins to take him. more quarterback drama in washington, as if we don't have enough. leon: it's been a while. robert: we are duere. leon: a waiter in wichita, kansas, has a reason to smile tonight. alison: traffic is back to normal after the massive backup from the overturned tractor-trailer on 95 in laurel. hillary clinton response to the e-mail controversy. and steve's forecast. all the stories and more at wjla.com. leon: brian is known for his great personality and being a good waiter, but his teeth are a different story. he has had horrible teeth since he was a kid. they have caused him tremendous pain. during his shift at the diner, a customer noticed, stepped up, and paid $25,000. the customer, it turns out, was an attorney who was in town. the attorney said he believed the way to be satisfied in your life is to be as kind as you can to everyone and everyone to be as generous as you can. alison: wow, lots of reaso alison: a springlike day tomorrow? steve: a beautiful day up to 65 degrees. the fog will be gone at about 10:00. 5:00 60 to 65 degrees. alison: wonderful. . steve: 58 degrees

washington. the wizards need to copy an attitude. have the redskinsallen in love with quarterback marcus mariota? >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. tim: the baseball season does not start for 12 days, but the fans are already yelling at "sports illustrated" for putting the nationals on the cover. we are hearing about the jinx, but there are four different covers for the different regions. that does not lessen the jinx or take away the pressure that it adds to the teams involved. nice honor for the cover boys. >> they put that expectation every year. for once, we would love to just play the game and enjoy it. that is what we are waiting for . we want to be happy, man, just enjoying it. at this point it's all about pressure, expectations. let's just put it aside in play. tim: new general manager scott mcluhan says the redskins will draft the best player available with the fifth overall pick, even if it is the quarterback. there is a chance it could be heisman winner marcus mariota. believe me when i say scot

washington, nothing else. tim: you have to have fun, march madness. the redskins signed colt mccoy to a one-year deal. it with the same situation as last year. jay gruden has already said that rg iii will be his starter. really likes the tenacity of colt mccoy, and i think kirk cousins is underappreciated, but that will be the depth chart in 2015. the nationals and tigers in lakeland, florida, stephen strasburg on the hill, looking sharp. made a case for the opening day start in the national league east. the nationals win 6-4, strasburg with his first win of the spring. the ncaa tournament that started tonight. winning the honor to play kentucky in louisville thursday night. head coach a joiner, what are your chances? >> i told you that i have jesus on speed dial. hey, jesus? first of all come you cannot play, psalm not worried about you being hot, fine. hello? hello? i guess he will get back to me. it's a heck of a mountain. tim: good luck coach, 16 seed. a 16 seed has never, ever beaten a number one. leon: it's bad when jesus hangs up on you. tim: don't tell me how high the mountain's, just climb. a

besides from the washington bread school -- redskins, these are schools, and places for educating peoplei would like to see a lot more conversations like that and have people take a look at the conversations going on a month after, new york. -- in lancaster, new york. host: thomas, go ahead. caller: thanks for c-span and "washington journal." benjamin netanyahu cried about anti-semitism and the jewish people, they cried about anti-semitism rising around the world. why do we deny that there is racism in the world? why shouldn't we talk about a? host: you are saying that with efforts like starbucks trying to foster or push this conversation along, what do you think specifically of that? caller: eisai -- i say it's a start. it may not be the best, or the worst. like i said, you hear the cries of anti-semitism all across israel and the jewish world. and we deny it in the united states. host: samuel from california. your next. good morning. caller: good morning. my dad's heritage is jewish. my mom is native american. i think that diverse the is great. i don't think you need coffee to tell you

there's no question the redskins struggled in jay gruden's first season. washingtonew system, but is it too difficult for this team? it's a rhythm passing game. right now rg3 has a hard time throwing the ball in rhythm. respoke to gruden at the owners' meeting today. >> i don't think robert or any of our quarterbacks were like what does this play mean? i think we felt good about them knowing exactly what to do, just having the confidence to believe in what you see is the big thing moving forward. when we give you a concept you see it in coverage you want to get the ball out of your hands and go here or here. that's what we want to see all three quarterbacks make just the divisive nature of where they're going with the football, getting it out of their hands. >> the idea of processing. that's how i translate it he wants robert, kirk and kolt to be able to process, see the defense as fast as they can and get rid of the ball. you see the peyton mannings of the world, aaron rodgers of the world. one other note involving the redskins, the team sending well wishes to j.d.

redskins is stirring up emotions again. but we're not talking about the washington d.c. area. ahead at 4:00, why some parents in new york now are upset with the board's decision regarding the name redskins. kimberly: and "7 on your side" with a consumer alert. how thieves are using sweepstakes to target the elderly and wipe out their life savings. doug: i went to starbucks today and i wrote something on my cup. it's not a name but a phrase they're writing on cups throughout the country. it has to do with race and it' as a small business owner you wouldn't deliver just half of what you have to offer to your customers. so why are you settling for half-fast internet? only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads so files go out in a snap. don't miss your last chance to get $200 back when you upgradede to fios internet and phone for just $99.99 a month with a 2-year agreement and get $200 back. hurry call now it's your last chance. this offer ends march twenty-first alison: a debate is brewing, you could say, over a new movement by starbucks. kimberly: the

redskins have the fifth pick overall. new general manager scott mcclelland said washington will take the best available athlete even if it's a quarterback. he's hoping that the heisman trophy marcus marioti is still available. he fell in love with his strong arm, quick reads and stable feet. they promised the spot to r.g. iii so the question begs, are the redskins serious? >> we think it's worth the risk to hit the reset button if he's that good of a football player if we decide he's that good of a football player, i think we should do that. then we should do that, you know. we'll see. you know that has not been determined yet obviously. we still have some time to determine whether or not we want to go that direction. but he's a heck of an athlete, i'll tell you that and jamieson is a heck of a passer. tim: how many times have the redskins hit the reset button? let's go to women's basketball. maryland terps are the number one seed in the region. and are leaving for spokane, washington, where they'll meet an old rival, the duke blue devils. oh, what a great matchup. duke and maryland. but now it's big 10-acc. that plus the

washington. virginia faces belmont tomorrow at 3:10. >>> the circus is in town. we're not talking the redskins. we're literally talking about the circus. caps on the road in minnesota here. they're going for their third straight win. let's go second period no score here. 4-4, ovechkin with the puck scores on his own rebound shot first of two goals on the night. 1-0 caps he also moved one ahead of sid crosby and john tavares here. caps capitalize on a mistake while a defender can't handle the puck. ninth of the season for him. 2-0 caps. they win it in st. paul for the first time 3-2, winnipeg up next. but tomorrow guys it's really about how this dance continue. uva, what do you think? >> the fun is just beginning. >> you know doug a lot of weather time wasn't enough for him. >> driving to the maryland game tomorrow. going to be a tough drive, i think, especially out 70 tow ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> house of cards has captured the world's attenti

. >> one of harry reid's favorite topics is to get the redskins name changed in washington.ycotting them until they change their name. your take on this? >> everything is politically correct, i think the students think they're having their selma moment by acting against this other team. they can do what they want they can cancel the game. they're bringing in witnesses to say i'm more offended than the other guy. some guy is part indian says i'm not offended. i played for a high school, and we were called the tomma hawks. we played field hockey and softball, basketball. we had wonderful respect for native americans. it wasn't a slight. ulate understand some people are offended. but, to me dragging in the high school teams now into this controversy is being egged on be a lot of the adults who should act more adult in all of this. they want to cancel games. they're hurting the kids who are not playing. that's their decision. >> we have not asked her where she stands on that. >> exactly. i think -- inquiring minds want to know. go tomahawks. >> go chiefs. how offended am i in re

redskins did re-sign cornerback justin rogers. >>> let's talk some basketball now. conference tournaments are in full swing. maryland uva, georgetown and george washingtonn action tonight. another mum in the atlantic 10 taking place this afternoon. rivals vcu and richmond. if you can't laugh at a horseplaying the trumpet, you should probably lighten up just a little bit. kendall anthony. he's got some moves. killer crossover here the step-back bucket. how about thatgame-high 26 points. rich monday um by five. under two minutes to go. traveon graham misses the three-pointer but cox pulls down the big offensive rebound. gets it out to doug brooks in the corner for a three. he nails it. vc sushgs up two. just over minute remaining. now tied at 62-62. brooks drives and dishes to cox. vcu, they go on to win 70-67. they advance to tomorrow's semifinals. vcu taking on the winner of this game davidson and la salle. craziness already. this is how davidson won. they avoid the upset. they're the top seed in this tournament. wildcats winners 67-66. davidson and vcu tomorrow at 1:30. >>> to baseball more injury news for t this spring training. this time it's closer

washington football team, they were the last to integrate. they are great history and tradition, here is the nazi party supporting the owner at the time. their sign says keep the redskinswhite. their level of awareness at the time in 1961. when america -- that same year the nfl leaders wrote a letter in support of this gentleman. they honored him that same year because he was fighting for his rights. all those other teams integrated. the history of the redskins were, they were the last to allow black skinned people in their team. now we have individuals saying what's the big deal from the african-american community. a lot of the guys that are playing now do not want to talk against the leak. there is an individual here, richard sherman, here at the super bowl that has guaranteed money so he doesn't fear to lead. he has said that the nfl is a racist league and they are continuing it with the allowance of the redskins name. he is a current player that has the bravery to do that. he has guaranteed money. he doesn't fear the machine of the nfl. it is quite a machine. i have been under it before. when you have this great history and tradition, dan snyder, with the nazi part

speakers include a former nfl football player, the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against the washington redskins rights advocate. see it starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. host: this weekend on "the communicators,," a discussion on the future of television, the internet, and video. joining us is rocco commisso the founder of mediacom communications corporation. welcome to washington and welcome to "the communicators." what is mediacom? mr. commisso: mediacom is what they used to call cable-television companies. in fact, we started our company back in 1995. little by little our mission at that time was to go out and which is maintained, to deliver to the air in smaller markets in the