all news radio, wnew. of course, we are going to be following this story all day. we'll have the latest information on our website wusa9.com and of course on 9news now beginning at 5:00 p.m. thank you, kevin. >>> this month we are saluting seniors. we're gearing up for the innovations and aging expo. and myung han was born in korea. she came to the united states in 1992. she is just an incredible woman. during the korean war, by the way, her family lost everything and so she had to rebuild her life in our area. we salute myung han. you can learn more about seniors by going to the innovations and aging expo. i'm going to be there. it's at the gay lord national hotel from may 3 to the 5th. if you want more information, just go to my website jchayward.com. >>> i'm going to tell you a story that pierced my heart. a bicycle race aimed at saving lives is actually coming to our area this saturday. it is called paul's ride for life. and it's about getting people to register to become organ donors. and here with me is teddy. thank you for being here with us because paul was

00 here on wusa9, but before the tournament started we challenged our radio partners at the fan and wnew to a bracket challenge. let's just say the results weren't in our favor. derek mcginty leads the way for our station with 36 points, but that's where he'll stay because you picked duke to win it all. really? >> it was a dumb move on my parted. you can see where i had kentucky at first and crossed -- on my part. you can see where i had kentucky at first and crossed it out and put duke, but i didn't expect duke to lose to lehigh in the first and second round. >> i picked kentucky to win it but i had florida state in the championship game. they lost way back in the round of 32. you can go to www.wusa9.com to see all of our bracketses. bracketses-- brackets. >>> march madness, as we know is a huge moneymaker for the networks, but never for the students who play the games. >> they're selling the athletes' work, their name, image and likeness, taking all that money and keeping it themselves. >> that man is an attorney michael housefeld and calls it plantation mentality. joining me to talk m