williams.t season. speaking of coaching his alma mater. sydney lowe. our officials carl hess, mike wood. maryland in their road red. >> >> dan: terrapins open in their man-to-man defense. it is hayes on gonzalez. getting his ninth start of the season tonight. this wolfpack team in a bit of a shooting slump. taking a three to start the game. maryland will settle for that shot. very conscious of tracy smith on the inside. tracy smith and scott wood doing a lot of late. opens in the man-to-man as well. in match up an interesting one. williams can't hit. here comes the senior. takes it to the bucket. early in the game what we are seeing is vazquez. there he has the pass. vasquez is going to help out against tracy smith. first bucket here. scott wood has just not been able to find the bucket of late. dan, let's get our four keys to the game. >> dan: we already talked about that a little bit. for the maryland terrapins they have to play with intelligence on the inside. that's what they are doing tryi

william, offensive rebound. >> don: rebound by derrick williams. >> barry: right to williams, off thed credit nic wise. >> don: he's been unbelievable to start the second half with penetration and easy dumpoffs. and derrick williams a free pass to the rim. >> barry: almost another steal. and that time, misses a three-pointer, and armstead, tries to get the floater up off the wing. and wise just recovered the loose ball. fogg joins dunigan, and knew that williams would be open to go the basket. >> don: this is a derrick williams dunkathon in the second half. >> barry: recognizes it. >> don: sean miller with good points at halftime. and if they are in the man or if they are not, let's blow by and dump off. they have gotten three or four where it's been an easy drop off. and half, 4 of 4. three dunks and one layup for the arizona wildcats. >> barry: this is horne, wise, baseline, and williams down the lane again. and williams, there's that and one and it has been the derrick williams show. >> don: unselfish of arizona to get it to the big horse on the baseline. pump fake, gets the contac

williams on the way and they are going to call the block. it's going to go against vcu's wallace. >>> i think the thing that's difficult with dawn, being a point guard she has the ball in her hands a big pastor time. it's very difficult to try to limit her touches because she does a great job of getting the ball and running the team. we have to understand where help needs to be. certainly jennifer lane is going to be starting doing a great job of contain her and make her work for everything she gets. get her to take less shots and poor shots and take shots that's not in the flow of the offense and hopefully her shooting percentage goes down. >> john: so far they have done a good job of doing that. but it's a long game. she's a great play hare. she's going to get her points. >> christie: bebe ryan said evans was too much. >> john: a record in the new arena. free-throw line. james madison got a chance to tie or perhaps take the lead. >> christie: that man-to-man at vcu. >> john: not even close. waller up the floor. evans may have changed the s

he made one of the women get into his car and drove her to prince william county. point she was sexually assaulted. >> she was seriously injured and left in prince william county by the suspect. she regained consciousness and made it to a roadway where she contacted pris for help. >> reporter: this is a composite sketch of a suspect that could connected. the man robbed a woman at gun point in arlington on february 10th. police say it could be the same gunman who abducted the women this morning. >> a strong possibility it could be the same suspect. >> reporter: this ce has frightened many. >> horrifying to think that could happen on my street to two girlts that are just walking home. >> reporter: a u.s. marine has been arrested in connection with an abduction and robbery that happened a couple of weeks ago in arlington. he is a suspect in the abduction of the women and sexual assault that ended in prince william county. he is being processed by arlington county police. darcy spencer, news 4. >> darcy, thank you. >>> a small plane went down in an arundel county killi

. >> williams, seeing the first action of the game. the seven footer, out of england, the kentucky transfer. again, only six players had gone in the first 20 minutes. they are really liking with that bunch and what they were doing on the floor. try to stretch it out. saunders there on the side. they move so well that they like it before. hey, you know, if it is not broken, let's not try to fix it. as they went that way, once again, saunders, hopefully okay. turning the ankle, might have gotten hit for them. looks like he was breathing hard. montero, shooting wide for the three. a good rebound on the weak side for cain. and they will try it out there. and shawn carter has the rebound. the bench scoring. we'll see the bottom of your screen as it has not been great for them and their offense on the parts for the first five guys that are great. a nice trip to the line. no basket there. there is a hold on evan. and the foul will mean another position here for umass as you see them try to get up and attempt to get on the bench. we'll see if

and greg williams, remember him?re out a way to stop peyton manning. >>> it's been said for quite some time even before he came here that greg williams was a really clever guy when it came to coming up with defenses. he seems to think he's a pretty clever guy. >> yeah. as a coordinator, he's one of the best. as a head coach, he had a mixed bag of success in buffalo. it's funny how things work out. two years ago this time many thought greg williams would be and should be the new head coach of the redskins and said williams was passed over for jim zorn. but what happened to williams? hi first he went to jacksonville. then he landed in new orleans. and now the saints are in the super bowl. since sean payton wanted williams so badly, he took $250,000 out of his own pocket to lure williams to the big easy. it proved to be worth it. the saints are playing in the super bowl for the first time. now payton might want to put a muzzle on williams who has talked about his defense delivering some remember-me hits peyn manning. >>

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that's fantastic. >> john: williams three- pointer. newman had the rebound. jimenez can't control it. francisco runs it down. now hislop nails the jumper. >> christy: jimenez looked like she was about to the worm. you know about that. >> john: time-out on the floor. 32nd30 second time-out. beth cunningham can't be happy as the lead is out to 14 points. >> john: back on the vcu campus. jammed enjoying a 14 point advantage. john with christy winter-scott. look at that. that's impressive. >> christy: that's impressive, john. james madison outscored 19-11 since evalleft the game. if you're a competitor you can do regardless of the situation and battle with your teammates and get done together. >> john: dawn evans averaging 25.7 a game. she had 5 points and sprained her ankle. the shot off the mark by d'andra moss. it doesn't look like dawn evans will be back. it would be wise to be finished for today. >> john: sarah williams knocked down the three. the lead up to 17 for jmu. >> christy: vcu needs to do a better job of getting to the basket. knocked down a three.

in theout back and tim williams over the first morning weather center. good afternoon. >> good afternoon dawn and good afternoon everyone. as i mentioned the leading edge of the storm system is moving across the region. we are looking at the first radar doppler. the entire state starting to see some form of precipitation in the form of snow. we did expect and see some sleet and even some light rain early but the temperatures are still very cold so what you are seeing across the area is now snow. a satellite radar composite by packs river and dc, there's the pink, that is the sleet and as it moved through the sleet started to give way through the snow and you see rain on the lower eastern snow but we are seeing solid snow and that's the case for the next 30 hours until we start to see improvement. for the totals that we expect to see, we send to it marty. >> thank you, tim. good afternoon, everyone. i have good news for you. no surprises. last weather outlet that you heard hasn't changed. let's take a look. the advisory -- we are under a winter storm warn

william c.jack davis is lincoln's the man, a printer on how lincoln evolves into commander in chief and the impact of his short three-month stint in the militia. he never forgot his military experience. and that this helped him understand soldiers who served during the civil war. this is a great companion read to james mcpherson's tried by war and craig simons lincoln and his admirals, both of which one this year is lincoln prize from the lincoln and soldiers institute at gettysburg college. the illinois historic preservation agency in pursuing its documentation project of lincoln's life, is dispatched a team of researchers to pore over every likely repository in the land. in about 2013, the agency will issue papers covering lincoln's birth to his inauguration. and by about 2020, it will release his presidential papers, not just everything he wrote, but also everything of any importance that was written to him. the project has already casting light on details of lincoln's legacy, such as his pre

williams.s al-faroug aminu. >> sanders on the drive. >> dino guadio a little upset. thought sanders pushed off the arm. >> chas mcfarland had a pretty good first half. he gets off to a good start in the second. >> obviously just low down in there. >> josh southern picks up his first foul. >> chas mcfarland did a really good job. >> chas mcfarland now 11 points. and he has missed his last two free throws. >> roche. i think al skinner no doubt about it giveling roche the green light getting started. and he joins us late. the leading scorer for boston college joe trapani not available. he is at home sick. >> mike, boston college's problem has not been on the offensive end it's been on the defensive end. they simply have not been able to stop wake forest. >> look at raji the rebound. >> smith just kicked that one. lost it off his knee. and another opportunity for the eagles. paris. >> boston college just forcing it early. quick shots. you don't need that. you've got plenty of time. >> and l.d. will

judge williams is the author or editor of over 11 books on mr.lincoln, the latest of which is lincoln lesson, reflections on america's greatest leader. co-authored with william petersen and published by the southern illinois university press this year. judge williams is currently working on an annotated pickle out of the of all of the lincoln titles published since 1865. he should have that completed this weekend. [laughter] >> and at the same time, is writing a book

he was in an awkward position. > >> bill: williams drives on blatche, and williams good.also from the university of florida, at the buzzer, that is short and the first quarter comes to an end, a quarter that saw washington commit 6 turnovers and finish with 10 for the period. the magic doing a nice job shooting and converting, 58% from the field. dwight howard with 10 points, 6 rebounds. his presence is felt here tonight so far. the wizards will look to come back with a better second quarter in orlando. they trail 32-13 after one. >> bill: from the city of orlando, comcast sportsnet coverage of wizards basketball being brought to you by chevy chase nissan. your lifetime nissan dealer. first trip for orlando for the wizards who will be back here april 7th, and they'll also play the magic in washington on march 1th 13th, the magic off to a very, very quick start as the wizards commit 10 turnovers leading with to 16 orlando points. >> phil: so many of them leading to fast break opportunities, so the magic with 10 fast break points, largely on the mishandling the ball, they j

i heard you met prince william while in australia?it really? >> yeah. i was so nervous because i had play aid match that day. by the way, prince williams is here, he would love to meet you. i'm like, oh, my gosh. when you meet the prince you have to wear a dress and look some type of fabulous. i had my warm-up suit on. i was like what am i going to do. i was late meeting the prince. i was blow drying my hair. >> jimmy: really? did you have to courtesy to the prince? i told him i was american. and we're not really proper. >> jimmy: he probably knows. it was problem in the papers. >> we're not real proper and trim like you all might. he was totally fine with it. he was so cool. he was totally down to earth which i really, really liked. we joked. i was like, am i your favorite tennis player. he said well, i kind of like venus. >> jimmy: really? >> i was like, i kind of like harry, so -- >> jimmy: that would be a heck of a double date. >> he had such a great sense of human. i really, really enjoyed him. >> jimmy: that's funny. is it true

horne, williams and natyazhko with four fouls. point guard with four. >> marques: he hasn't played many minutes. played effective, a jumper, shots on the inside, rebound. >> steve: 50-47. nic wise, all american candidate has struggled in this game. one from the floor and two points. defense has been very strong on nic. >> marques: plenty of time to redeem. two powerful defenders. create space to get that shot off and fouled. you see these young kids gaining confidence. one powerful player in brashers. not that hard. >> steve: that's the fourth foul on tyreese breshers. sean miller gives a lot of confidence. >> marques: perfect example, struggled big time, but eventually got out of the slump and did. >> steve: scott suggs, for three! >> marques: watch outer for this kid. he has one of the quickest releases. >> steve: the offensive rebound. wise. looking for the pick and roll. >> marques: give nic wise the ball. nice, nice! >> steve: basket! >> marques: you talk about the footwork on the inside, this young freshman out of fairfax bo

closed, prince william, manassas city and loudoun county as well as lark and culpepper. frederick, orange, page, rappahannock and shenandoah county schools are all closed to day. >> in west virginia, berkeley, grant, har dee and jefferson county schools are closed, mifrn ral and morgan county schools are also closed. >>> it's 4:41. a check of the forecast with meteorologist tom kierein. looks like the snow is moving out of the area. but not for much longer than that. >> probably the next snow we'll see won't be until friday. the storm has ended. lookinat radar right now, the radar showing it's snow-free. that is it. the storm is over. total amounts ar rountd washington around thr to four inches as well as the nearby suburbs, prince george's, montgomery and fairfax county. a few of the high spots might have up to five to six inches. most of the location haves been three to five inches. temperatures around the region are at or a little above freezing in washington, in prince george's county, montgomery and fairfax as well as arlington, shenandoah valley and the blue ridge.

william: es producto de un trabajo cientifico de un grupo de personas desde el puntoistorico y antropologico , a mi me ha tocado la parte de la fotografia como muestra de un analisis de una centuria de investigacion de las tradiciones gautemaltecas. con ecos profundos de la cultura maya a las celebraciones humanas se unen la naturaleza y la mano del hombre con la crezcion de las alfombras que adornan las calles . estuardo: la alfombra es parte de una adicio nuestros ancestros , pues a nivel de antigua guatemala hasta este domingo 7 en la 3307 de la calle m en pleno corazon de georgetown en wshingtron dc . de mi parte es todo cuidese de esta ttormenta ...en lo posible trate de no salir ...porque esta noche y manana como les decia se viene lo peor.....vamos a la pausa ......pero quedese con nosotros que aun hay mas.......

and greg williams understands that.e doesn't want paten manning on the field either but i think his attitude is more attack attack attack. >> charlie: everything, much of what i know about the superbowl and much of what i know about the nfl comes from you my friend and i thank you for taking this time with us. >> you're very wise man, charlie. thank you very much. >> charlie: indeed. thank you, peter. back in a moment. stay with us. as the count down to the academy awards continues, we bring you another oscar moment. >> the exciting thing about the movie-making for me is the fact that you're doing something new every picture, you learn something. i'm not trying experimental. that doesn't mean i'm doing something gymnastic in front of the camera, rolling it around or dropping it off the building. i've done that. it's a -- there's just some challenge to overcome and that challenge in this particular thing was just to play the character, to play all the various elements of the character and to have the other actors get all

gary williams in a full sweat. early going the terps would work it around to their senior gravis vasquez. he drills the three-pointer to give him 2,000 career point, just the sixth terrapin to reach that milestone. final seconds, terps up one trying to play some good defense. this shot is no good. but derek gets the put back. 3 seconds to go. vasquez has the ball. listen for the whistle it's blown right before he launches up a hail mary shot that actually goes in with under a second to go but the whistle blew because ary williams called a time-out so the terps would have 1.5 seconds on the clock, enough time for one shot. so here is goes. cliff tucker from way beyond. he sinks the game-winning three- pointer and tucker, take a lap my friend. maryland stays unbeaten in acc play at home. they down georgia tech 74-73 in front of a sellout crowd at comcast center. >> wasn't going to be an easy shot. there was no way to get an open 15 footer. it was going to be tough. we were fortunate. we all recognize that. i never on

i want to bring in tim williams. he's out in the outback. it's a manageable snowfall that went exactly according to script. take it away. >> reporter: it's nice when the weather watches the forecast and does what it is supposed to do. and in this case it did. take a look at the area totals. we're talking about two to 4 inches. we seen some inches up to about five in anne arundel county and pg county and lower eastern shore saw mostly rain. we did see, again, out towards psychosville and pimlico about 3 inches. so that is what we dealt w and the rain and snow line across the southern portion of the area and the 95 corridor is where we saw the snow just kind of hug. and that is where we saw the last little bit of snow and that is why the watches and warnings are still in effect there. carol county three to 4 inches. and harford and howard roughly three to four. that was at same story in baltimore city and county and anne arundel county and pg saw a little more. and marty has the complete updated forecast. back inside. >>> let's go ahead and ta

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an accident at the prince william parkway.re below speed from 95 to georgia and we're taking on an extra ten minutes or so for that commute. now over to bruce. >> now we want to check in with folks at metro. kathy is joining us on the phone. what is going on out there? >> reporter: we have a news update. the situation at gallery place and red line has cleared up, so we can run tracks on both lines. there will be some residual delays for the next 30 to 45 minutes but we have restored service. >> also at twin brook you had a switch disruption. >> reporter: yes, that is through twin brook. they are able to go through that station but just at slower speeds because of the switch problem. >> give us an overall update. tell us about rail and buses. >> reporter: we have about a dozen routes that are on snow emergency routes throughout the system, but most are running. just be patient. they are running on the same icy roads as all the cars. >> thanks a lot. >>> the capitals keep the nhl's longest streak alive. >> media day coming up in

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and now williams offensive foul. they have her throwing the arm. time-out on the floor. jmu up top by 3. >> john: james james madison leads by 3. dawn evans their all american candidate on the sideline with the iceness ankle. doesn't look good for her returning on the ball game. two long time rivals a couple hours apart. vcu in richmond and james in harrisburg. >> christie: james madison has a lot of fans here as we said earlier, vcu won five of the last six meetings but the one they didn't win was the semi-final action in the tournament last year. >> christie: i know vcu would trade the two wins in the regular season for the victory in the tournament. it's not necessarily the wins but wins you actually win the game that count especially if you want to advance and advance. you have the semi-finals and james madison got it done. >> christie: she has a rhythm offensively and done it that for vcu. >> john: long range. shepherd has the rebound for the dukes. >> christie: just because you go long doesn't mean you have to fire. that's what they are counting on. right at rim. >

williams, the sophomore from detroit from renaissance high school. -by-one of the better defensive players that dayton has on the floor john john temple goes to the -- >> john: temple goes to the foul line and shooting 59% from the foul line. >> tom: moore will get a second shot. the double digits again for the owls? >> john: playing with a lot of confidence and great player in philadelphia, with the leading scorer out of southern high. >> tom: right up top for three and a rebound with a 16 from lavoy allen the shot to chris wright? >> >> john: i don't think so. chris wright developed the medpoint jumper. >> tom: the pressure defense by the flyers we have 3 minutes left in the play in the ball game, 41-33. with the double and block by johnson. >> shaking more time off the clock. >> lowery finds wright and what a reverse. >> john: the penetration in the lane. this is something fran dunphy was concerned about. >> tom: liking offense elf the last possession -- possesses for the flyers 41-35 for the owls. >> john: y that going to have -- and temple is in

my name is paul williams, professor at american university both in the law school and school of international service and it is a great pleasure to be back in cleveland again. michael in fights me out every now and then to give a talk or participate in his conferences and to exchange ideas with his colleagues at case western so it's a pleasure to be here from american university. ..

near 30 in prince william, fairfax and arlington. all those counties in pink across pennsylvania, all of maryland. most of west virginia into the ohio valley. there's a blizzard warning in effect for those counties in red. much of delaware and southern new jersey with very strong winds from this storm which could cause some considerable drifting and blowing of the snow. here's the storm timeline. by 8:00,ing light snow in the shenandoah valley. still locally probably won't have any snow, flurry activity. by noon time light snow to moderate snow by mid-afternoon. heavy snow coming in by 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. from the south and west and we'll probably have by that time two or three inches on the ground. and then some very heavy snow coming i tonight that will be covering the entire region and we could have on the ground by this time tomorrow morning up to a foot of snow. and then that very heavy snow will begin to move off to the north and east by 8:00 on saturday morning, and then we'll still have several more inches of snow to deal with

william d. leuchtenburg at the university of term north carolina will retort after long missing was teaching career at columbia university. professor leuchtenburg is the author of more than a dozen books on 20th century american history including the perils of prosperity, 1914 and tell 1932, published 1958 in the shadow left tr for them. your mentor while greg and originally published in 1983 that outdated on several occasions. most recently i believe in 2001 with a subtitle from harry truman to george w. bush. so he keeps at it. and franklin d. roosevelt, an absolute cossack. he wrote the new deal in 1932 intel 1940, which received both the bangkok and the france's parking prices and which is now about to appear in a new addition and he made out from his publisher, harpercollins i think so, but harper company. what the new cover i gather which is shocking to me because i cover again as a classic, too. mr. leuchtenburg is a past president of the american historical association, american historia

way before president jimmy carter talks about a foreign policy based on human rights, william worthy was talking about this. and worthy as one of the people who is part of the ropes and generation. i call the roads generation the group of activists who come of age during the prime political time of the key african-american political and cultural figure of the 1930s and 40s and 50s who is going to be really marginalized by the cold war. between 1951 and 1958, paul robeson's passport is revoked it is not going to be able to earn a living outside of the country because of his left wing please. robeson never joined the congress party but is certainly sympathetic to marxism and communism and he is going to suffer because of that. but worthy is extraordinary and he provides a different genealogy of the black power. people like william worthy, richardson who was the activist from cambridge, maryland, who was called the legion of the civil rights movement who waged an unprecedented struggle in cambridge, maryland in 1963 and 64 to help desegregate that city, met with attorney general robert

even more than that, and i did think of this was william wright and -- jeremiah wright and william ayers. ayers i discount. i don't think obama knew him very well. i think it was two ships crossing. buff no doubt jeremiah wright had a major influence on the now president of the united states. and this was ignored, virtually ignored by the "new york times" so now my question to you is this. i have to read the "new york times" every day. you read it everyday. we have to do it for our jobs. >> exactly. >> bill: is this paper done? is it finished as a legit source of news? can we just nail the final drill the final nail into the coffin? >> the reason i don't think so is because everybody -- not everybody, i want to be clear. the media is made up, obviously of people to the left of center overwhelmingly to the left versus to the right. they take their cues from the "new york times." >> bill: should the folks just say no as fancy reagan? >> the folks have given up on the "new york times." what's their circumstance? a million 100,000 or something? nobody cares about the "new york times." except

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first bernadette woods and tim williams are tracking the snowfall totals and updating the forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. the woord we've been using is a mablable snowstorm. we're able to tell you and equip everyone. the snowstorm has moved out. we're setting our sights on what's ahead. satellite radar composite, we'll give you an idea of what is moving on. we are looking at snow and rain to our south starting to move on out of here by this morning around 3:30 or so. you are left with the clouds and totals. the totals for us, these are some of the totals around the area. some of the highest toward clarksburg 6 inches. edgewood 5 inches of snow. columbia at 4.3. we did see baltimore city reported 4 inches in pikesville and baltimore county at 3 inches of snow. 4.9 the official total. westminster, beltsville and craw all downward from 3 inches. we are now looking at this melting down and moving on out. we're now setting our sites on what is coming in our direction. for a little more on what's happening, we send it outside to bernadette woods. we talked about the 4.9 at bw

arlington, fairfax, prince william and loudoun county schools all closed. clark, culpeper, fauquier, frederick and king george county schools also closed. >> manassas city, manassas park city, orange county, rappahannock and spotsylvania county schools are closed. stafford, warren, winchester city and fredericksburg schools are closed. >> almost heaven,, berkeley, hardy, jefferson, mineral. morgan, grant county schools also closed. >> mlgs tom kierein is here with us in the studio to give us the latest on the forecast and this monster storm heading our way. >> all the storms you've had and all the school closing, students going to school until the fourt of july this year. another big storm coming our way. when you look at the radar where you see the pink and white that's mostly snow and now coming into the central shenandoah valley. now snowing, roanoke, lynchburg, blacksburg. now the local view by radar is showing a few areas of some sleet and rain where you see the pink in southern maryland, charles, calvert st. mary's as well as the few scattered area ne

william christman was buried in may 1864. arlington cemetery was not established until the month year, june 1864. and was officially designated and national cemetery, and it began to fill up very, very quickly. this part of the cemetery we're in, section 27, was called the lower cemetery. as you can see, it is at the edge of arlington. there is a road just to outside of the cemetery here. you can't see the only imagine from this location, and that is the way the officers who were living and working in the lee mansion during the war wanted it. they didn't want to see the burials coming and. they didn't want to be living in a graveyard, working in a graveyard. they wanted these grades out of sight and out of mind. the quartermaster general, brigadier general montgomery mags, didn't like that idea. as a matter of fact, he didn't have much use for robert e. lee. they served together in the union army. meigs considered late a traitor and thought he should be hanged for his desertion of the union army at his leadership army of nort

nbc's pete williams joins us next. >>> plus -- >> liz, health care reform. to be honest, at this point, i could go either way on that. if you want it, pass it, whatever, i'll sign it. it's your call. i really don't care anymore. >> yeah, well, a moment of accidental correctness there, potentially. the fight for health care reform. it's been the butt of jokes on late-night, but have democrats discovered a way to break that stalemate? >>> first, a look ahead at the president's schedule today. you're watching "the daily rundown," split edition, new york and washington, right here on msnbc. i've been growing algae for 35 years. most people try to get rid of algae, and we're trying to grow it. the algae are very beautiful. they come in blue or red, golden, green. algae could be converted into biofuels... that we could someday run our cars on. in using algae to form biofuels, we're not competing with the food supply. and they absorb co2, so they help solve the greenhouse problem, as well. we're making a big commitment to finding out... just how much algae can help

the freshman, jordan williams. boy, he's becoming a force. maryland wins, 71-67. 5-2 in the acc, hovering in the top. with virginia. north carolina at maryland sunday afternoon. today, umbc lost to vermont. they had to move that game up from tomorrow. and game 4, morgan and towson canceled for tomorrow. ,, Ñ? >>> that's it for us. i'm vic carter. >> i'm denise koch. much more ahead ,, >> couric: tonight, the unemployment rate dropped unexpectedly, with new signs that better days may be ahead for americans desperate for work. i'm katie couric. also tonight, a cbs news exclusive from haiti. >> we have not in any way trafficked or kidnapped children. >> couric: bracing for a blizzard-- canceled flights, power out, and the snow in the and talk about pressure. every soul in the city counting on this saint. katie couric. >> "ñmad0s2e economy and the many americans the labor department reported today that the unemployment rate fell in january

jarret williams understands the significance of his talent. -- gary williams. >> i hope that people realize what they are watching. people like that come along once in aile. th are not there every year, or every five years. what you have done -- it is a numbs. it is not meet. itas been incredible. hopefully it will continue. >> it is myland and clemson. i will call the action. >>> let's go to the big east. georgetown had to come from 11 down and the second half against louisville. they wanted by 10. austin freeman was not going to let this season it slip away. that was georgetown's first lead, 37-35. he refused to lose. this was a four-point play. georgetown meets louisville, 70 -60. >>> the wizards are at home tonight and host memphis. they have won three of the last four. this is run, isn't it, flip? >> with the news guys coming in, the changes we made clear things up. we have nine guys that started the season here that are not here. that is a lot of guys. >> we tried to play hard and stay aggressive. we have a couple of new guys -- we compete. we give ourselves a chance to win the game.

. >>> police have made an arrest in a double murder in prince william county. eight-year-old paul wilson and his mother were found dead inside their dale city home monday night. 47-year-old natalia wilson of arlington has been arrest and charged with two counts of murder. she is being held without bond. police say there is no sign of any forced entry to the home and wilson's relationship with the victim is unclear. >>> she is accused of mowing down two men with her car in adelphi and she is expected to be in court today to face charges. police say the woman was well beyond the legal limit for being drunk when she slammed into two men monday. the two men didn't know one another. they had just been involved in a minor accident. they had gotten out of their vehicle to exchange information when the driver hit and killed them. >>> new this morning, would you believe even more problems for toyota. >> a growing issue with one of toyota's popular models. it is not part of the massive recall. >> we continue our snow patrol and as a progressive customer, you get to use a

jordan williams gets a shot. he frees up his own mass -- mess, a final 88-79. they are 10 and 3 at the atlantic coast -- atlantic coast conference. they have won four in a row, four of the last five. with the blizzards, everything was really compressed. maryland has responded. they went 88-79. now for the rest of the sports, let's go back home. >> a great game tonight. more acc basketball action, and what happened to virginia? they go up against boston college, 13 in the first half. he had 15.5, boston college destroys virginia tech 80-60. george washington, george mason just squeaks by delaware. american beat navy in double overtime, 80-77. they welcome the struggling meant as grizzlies. down by nine, watching it dion go to iraq. ouch. with a 40. the fourth quarter, with the money. this jumper right there is good. the grizzlies stop of the wizards, 99-94. too big olympic hockey games in vancouver tonight. a big win for the americans, turning back switzerland 2-0. it will move to the semifinals, taking on the winner of the finland and the czech republics gain.

fairfax, prince william, manassas and arlington are closed. also closed are clark, culpepper, frederick, orange and page county schools. fauquier, rappahannock, shenandoah are closed as well. >> berkeley, grant, hardy, jefferson, mineral and morgan county schools all closed. >>> we are keeping track of condition ps on the road for those of you who do have to get to work on time today. news4 tracee wilkins started her day in maryland. she joins us in largo with a look at how things are looking there. a little while ago it was snowing on you still it looked like. >> we had some light flurries. i'm seeing a flurry about every five minutes. i think we've pretty much wrapped up our snowfall in prince george's county. we're right between harry s. truman drive and 202. let me give you a closer look of what it's looking like on 202. this is what you'll find from your main roads, basically wet roads. we saw the same thing on central avenue. the crews have done a great job of getting out here and cleaning up this snow. look out for road spray, look form

also closed in virginia, orange, page, prince william, rappahannock and shenandoah county schools. >> the quantico dod schools, loudoun county, spotsylvania county, fairfax county nd sfaf toward county schools are also closed. the administrative offices in fairfax will be open with liberal leave. also closed in virginia, arlington county, falls church city and manassas park city, if he cannier and warren county schools. also fredericksburg city schools in virginia are closed. a couple of delays too. alexandria city and winchester city schools will be opening two hours late today. over in maryland, charles, montgomery, prince george's, calvert, anne arundel county schools all closed. frederick, allegheny, howard, st. mary's and washington county schools will be delayed by two hours. check the top of your screen throughout the morning. winnipeg keel that up until 10:00 when you would have been in school anyway. on myfoxdc.com, we have everything updated there and the federal government is open today with an unscheduled leave policy in effect. contact your supervisor if you have to take

of his cell mate william johnson who was scheduled for release after serving time on a burglary charge. >> there is a photo on each i.d. again i say there was striking resemblance between the 2 inmates. >>reporter: taylor able to get through 3 check points being being free. 19 hours later he was recap toured 100 miles away. tonight taylor female friend is charged with harboring a fugitive and his cell mate here at super max is charged too and back in jail. he's charged with conspiracy to allow the escape. in downtown baltimore, fox 45 news at 5:30. >>> the baltimore area dodges yet another massive winter snowstorm but still gets pounded with gusty winds. >> thank goodness. this is a scene along green spring avenue this morning in baltimore county. snow showers showed up just in time for the morning commute but thankfully it was nothing like what we saw earlier this month. and the real story turned out to be the very gusty wind. >> walk you have to try to push your way through the wind. >> it is like pushing against a wall. that's what it feels like sometimes because it is pushing so ha

he was facing up to 50 years in the death of martel williams. oxendine told the judge he had been bullied by williams and admitted to stabbing him outside of the school in 2008. >>> a former soccer coach admits trying to have sex with a minor. the 33 years old sent sexually explicit text messages to a 14-year-old girl and asked her to send some back to him. he also tried making arrangements to meet her alat a royal pond. the parents called police, rodell will be sentenced in may. >>> governor martin o'malley wants to get marylanders back to work this year. jobs were the major focus of the governor state of the state address yesterday. he said maryland will get a big boost with 60,000 new millitary jobs soon. he is also offering incentives to employers who hire laid off workers. they would be eligible for a 3,000 tax break. another bill that is being considered would strengthen laws for families from losing their home through foreclosure. >>> as we move maryland forward out of the recession and into better times, we're going to have to continue t

vasquez with a nice, past the williams for the 2-handed throw down. maryland by 4, williams at 14. >>> 2 minutes to go fsu down, solmoan and the libby has the shot down. and that puts it in and ties the game at 54. the terps answer that. vasquez answers it. maryland back up by 2 and 20 seconds left, same score, michael and drives the score, but dino gregory, the basket does not count. they beat florida state on the road, 71-67 the final, sweeping the season series. to the nfl now. depressing news. it looks as if the uncapped season and the following lock out is really going to happen. they're making no progress on a new collective bargain agreement. on a 1-10 scale it's about a 14. these are the basic positions. the owners want to lower the players pay by 18%, sighting increased cost of doing business. the players want the owners to open their books before they agree to anything. in short a real stalemate. how does steve bouchotte plan to operate his ravens franchise in that environment? even though we hit that finally in this deal, it's not going to

williams and johnson for the rebound.ve shots from the first half and made five shots here in the second half. you figure things would change and that is still not what they would like. >> john: you get the feeling they're in the game and 9 with a little under 11 minutes to play. >> >> tom: the possession ball game and the shot clock under 10. off the fingertips of marcus johnson. ion john at the end of the day, this is a simple game. you have to make sure, you have to ask for your oponents. you have to talk about all the intricate things and you know what? the ball has to go in the basket for you to win. >> tom: temple shooting under 37%. at 24 1/2%, the defensive board. dayton with the transition here and the low allen misdirectioned that entire graal. >> and greg or wanted the foul. there was contact on the play and roy allen has done a good job on the defensive end here, changing shots in the low posts. >> tom: under 10 minutes to play in the second half dayton trying to win it, 19; temple trying to win it, 23rd. lavo

naval commander william sampson once he realized that sevara had gone into the port ordered a marine detachment to take guantanamo and the ticket in an afternoon and they took it from the sea. and until this -- at this time in the marine corps history the marines or perhaps in danger of going out of business because they really didn't have a very well-developed sense of mission and most of them at that time were doing her guard duty and amphibious warfare became a new mission for the marine corps and many marine corps history is date that the sins of amphibious warfare as a mission from guantanamo. anyway, guantanamo is 35 miles east of santiago de cuba and once it was occupied by the u.s. marine corps, it became almost immediately a colin facility and repair facility. what happened was that simpson was able to impose a naval blockade outside the port of santiago de cuba nothing that sevara at some point was going to have to come out of that port and he intended for the ships to blow the spanish naval detachment to smithereens which they did. but what would happen is that at night a