tom: back live, right now georgetown is down by two. they only have one win in the tournament this decade, but as recently as a year ago they were a final four team. folks are hoping this year is more like that year. right now, georgetown is actually losing by five, but still early in the first half. it long way to go against eastern washington for stop reporting live, tom roussey, abc 7 news. alison: thanks, tom. leon: georgetown, don't do that to us again. alison: we halftime. leon: a consumer alert about air travel. the price of your next ticket may be going up. alison: plus, a miracle recovery. a child discovered without a pulse continues to make strides. [brad] imagine a place where you can not only find everything you need,but you can get it instantly. and anywhere. presenting the new apartments-dot-com. or as i call it: the apartminternet. connected.synergistic.thought- leading. it's a whole-new paradigm in looking for an apartment. it's all here. more apartments than you can find any place else. the new apartments-dot-com. chang

the bucket and the foul, georgetown builds a large lead, holds on by six. afterwards-- >> i want to thank coach thompson for giving me the opportunity to come play here because it changed my life. it helped me grow as a person, as a basketball player over the last four years. i mean, it just was really emotional for me. my family was here, so it meant a lot. it was very special to me. >> special young man right there, no doubt about it. good student as well. >>> moving on, we're talking about some virginia maybe, talking about virginia? no, we don't have virginia? virginia tech, maybe? no, virginia tech. we're going to move on to gw, maybe? all right. let's move on to gw. gw had a senior day as well. we'll get to that video in a second, as we come down the stretch of the season. gw has been struggling. at one point they were 16-4, then lost a couple of games. hey, it was a blackout! they turned the lights out! like my sportscast, turning the lights out. let's move on to the women. gw men, by the way, won this afternoon. we'll get to that later on tonight. t

you would have goods coming from georgetown as well. georgetown was a factory town so you have mills to produce grain and timber and furniture and textile goods. it would be shipped up north to the various ports. this was a two way traffic back then and there was only one twoow path used for the mules. and so the question is how our two votes -- are two boats in opposite directions passing each other? present there is a boat coming in the other direction loaded up with coal, one to 20 tons and we -- 120 tons and we have eight tons. that means they have the right-of-way because it is harder to stop and start -- stop thereeir boat. they would yell a canal saying. so that was the canal saying that we used in all that means is that the mule stop on-q -- stopped on cue. with that we would to the side -- push to the side and let the tow line s than the downstreamink. -- sink. then the downstream boat will pass. we are actually cutting it really close turning around. like i said these were very family oriented votes. -- boats. the father would

still to come here, we check in with our two teams dancing beginning with georgetown. they are up first and then we head to charlotte and get one >>> welcome back to columb ohio. the maryland terrapins don't play here until friday night. our local team that's up first is georgetown. dave owens caught up with him at practice. he has more. >> reporter: well, it's the buzz being heard around this building. eastern washington head coach guaranteeing victory on thursday. man, the games haven't even begun. if georgetown needed bullets material, they got it. >> it registers. no doubt it registers. we'll show up and play the game tomorrow. we'll see. >> reporter: eastern washington head coach sent a shout across georgetown on wednesday during a radio interview and then later in front of tv cameras didn't back down. >> i want them to know that their coach believes in them, is confident in them and is sending them out on the court to be fearless. >> reporter: the hoyas heard it and digested it. >> whatever it is that they want to discuss, hope flip they bring it to -- hopefully

you would have goods coming from georgetown as well. georgetown was the factory town back then. so, you did have mills that would produce grain. timber would come from there. any type of furniture, textiles goods, clothing, all would be coming from georgetown shipped up north to the ports in between. so, this was a two-way traffic back then. and therew was only one toe path that was used for mules. so the question i'm sure you guys are thinking of is how are two boats if they are going in opposite directions going to pass each other? so, there was a very -- very logical way we did this here. our tiller back there would yell " tip yip yaw." >> tee yip yaw! >> that was our saying we used. all that means our mule stopped. what is going to happen is we are going to turn our boat around. back then, you would not be able to do this because your boats were longer. we are cutting it close. so like i said, these were very family oriented boats. we wouuld hld the father would be on the front of the boat in charge of looking out for any dangers making sure the otetow line was safe. on the

so, this is a family and georgetown. the mom is off to the side and she did not want her kids running around the port, so she went ahead and tied them up. in the winter we would close for four months. it would usually start in early november, we would go ahead and close down and then would not open back up until maybe april is what we would do. when we did close down, that was when we get a lot of the maintenance on the canal back then it had to be kept about the because the draft of the heaviest boat was about four feet. you had to make sure you had enough room between the bottom of your canal and the bottom of your boat. we obviously have little creeks that run into the canal that bring in sediment that cause a sandbar or make it hard for us to maintain. so, when we close down in the winter months we would go ahead and drains certain sections of the canal so that you could use a good old shovel and go ahead and dig out the hurt that was in there so that we could keep it the minimum of six feet deep. once we finally got

but before we get into that, we'll talk about georgetown. they definitely had a battle with the utah utes tonight. let's throw up the full scoreboard right here. the final for this one 75-64. georgetown isn't able to make it to the sweet 16. one bright spot, l.j. peak had 18 points. however, that wasn't enough. it was all about the defense tonight. it was a game of runs. here's after the game. >> was disappointing. when your season comes to an end. like everything. it's sudden. it's fast. we have five or six seniors in that locker room that have played their last game wearing this uniform. it's difficult. >> i'm disappointed. but i still got -- surprisingly, i didn't cry or anything like that. so i just -- i had a great time. this has been a great experience for me. and i think that the group that they got, the guys coming back, there's going to be a special team next year. so i'm -- i got my head high. robert: meanwhile, the terps are preparing for west virginia. that game is tomorrow. the mountaineers like to press full court. by the way a

second half more from georgetown. l.g. somehow gets that one to fall. georgetown goes up by 13. devo smith suffered a lower body injury. guys like him picked up the slack and knocks down the three. jolla s go on for win on senior day. 76-67. after the game tyler adams spoke about his emotional day. >> in the first after i came out of the game i didn't really have the same intensity that i usually have like getting on to the guys because it felt good. especially with it being the last home game and getting an opportunity on these warm-ups and see how it really feels. >> senior day at the smiths there also. john the only sore the colonial's roster. we'll pick this up in the first half. gw gets the board. they're pushing it up the court. paul juergen son to kevin larson for the slam. watch this one-handed pass again. engineering son. colonials up big. they continue to roll. the freshmen starting to take over. he had the green light all day long. he was 7 for 10 from three-point range. 21 points for the freshman. g.w. they go on to beat u mass 87-65. >> the women's semifinals of the

georgetown people are still trying. [laughter] 37 square miles of washington, d.c., was retroceded to virginia in 1836. i will tell one other story before i stop and turn things over for questions. i discovered the man who designed washington was a great american, a french-american, named peter l'enfant. i wrote a book that is for sale for $10, well worth it, as a benefit to the first federal congress project. there are leaflets that tell you how you can get a copy if you are interested. l'enfant, what happened to l'enfant? l'enfant became washington d.c.'s first homeless person. he became homeless in part because he was the victim of washington, d.c.'s first palimony suit, in which the man he had been living with sued him and produced all the evidence. whereas he had told l'enfant you don't need to keep paper. l'enfant lost his federal city lots, etc. he is eventually taken in by dudley digges in what we know as fort washington, where he resides for many years. when digges dies, the land is inherited by his niece, the

georgetown finished the season with 21 wins. thl play eastern shore washington in portland, oregon, thursday. lar in spores we'll tell you why -- sports we'll tell you where maryland didn't have a happy reaction when the announcement came down. back in te can't wait. thanks. >>> a disgraced virginia lawmaker has been charged in a sex scandal. we are going to reveal the major development with the woman at th >>> there's no such thing as a free ride. a dispute over that got a metro st >>> whoa! . >> a racer survives a horrific crash. fine out how fast he was going [ crashing sounds ] >>> some seriously strong winds tore scaffolding right off a skyscraper today in portland oregon. that sent the heavy debris falling on to the streets below. witnesses were shocked and had to run for cover. luckily no one was hurt there. >>> whoa! >> wow. that hot rod was going 280 miles per hour when it crashed. somehow, the driver walked away. larry dixon has s a three-time national hotrod association champion. but his car went airborne today in gai

we've got georgetown also a four-seed. they're meeting eastern washington on thursday out in portland. the eagles have the top scorer in the country in tyler adams. but for georgetown i think their defense is going to be able to handle that, so that shouldn't be too much of an issue. but i think utah will then advance to the next round. but here's georgetown's problem as well. if you see above here, you have duke, they have potential to face them. duke will probably make it to the sweet 16. that's not really good news for georgetown he. really two tough situations for both maryland and georgetown. let's move to the west region where we are going to see vcu. they're going to play ohio state. here's the thing. i actually have ohio state winning this thing, and the reason why is because ohio state has one of the best point guards in the country right now, and vcu just has that press and i truly believe that point guard will be able handle. so let's move back to the east region here and wrap this up here where we have uva. the

you would have goods coming from georgetown as well. georgetown was the factory town back then. so, you did have mills that would produce grain. timber would come from there. any type of furniture, textiles, goods, clothing, all would be coming from georgetown shipped up north to the ports in between. so, this was a two-way traffic back then. and there was only one toe path that was used for mules. so, the question i'm sure you guys are thinking of is how are two boats if they are going in opposite directions going to pass each other? so, there was a very -- very logical way we did this here. our tiller back there would yell " tip yip yaw." >> tee yip yaw! >> that was our saying we used. all that means our mule stopped. what is going to happen is we are going to turn our boat around. back then, you would not be able to do this because your boats were longer. we are cutting it close. so, like i said, these were very family oriented boats. we would the father would be on the front of the boat in charge of looking out for any dangers making sure the tow line was safe. on the back o

messi will be at georgetown all week as they practice. even though the redskins handed r.g. iii the starting job last month, new g.m. scott mcclelland said today if the redskins draft number five like they're supposed to, they'll take the best player available even if it's a quarterback. so it could get crowded back there at the quarterback position. with the redskins. maureen: more and more quarterbacks apply. tim: could be the heisman trophy winner again. eileen: we saw messi. he was wearing like long sleeves under his jersey because it's so chilly! tim: i got it. that was good. that was good. i like it! eileen: it's weather. he must have been watching storm watch weather team's forecast knowing it was going to be cool. so he knows how to dress. and even the umbrella see the storm scan and look at those light showers moving through charleston, west virginia roanoke, that's sliding east and may reach you early wednesday morning. so grab the coat because temperatures will be in the 30's by the afternoon, only about 50 degrees. more clouds than sun. hey, messi, you can lose t

the georgetown hoyas ended up hitting the road rolling out of campus just before 8:30 this morning. their next stop portland, oregon. the road to final four began with a bus trip for the georgetown hoyas on their way out west tuesday morning for a business trip gl. this time it's either win or go home. we don't play again if we don't win. it's all business. >> reporter: back in the big dance after a one-year hiatus, the hoyas -- [indiscernible] [ inaudible ] >> hope you got the rest last night. just stay focused. just stay focused. the message has been pretty consistent since the pairings came out. stay focused on eastern washington and nothing else. >> reporter: you can tell just by the players edemeanor, they are acting like they've been there before. we'll see if it translates to the court 9:57 thursday night. nick giovanni, wusa9. >> this is georgetown's fifth appearance in the ncaa tournament in six seasons. if they win thursday, they'll take on the winner of fifth seeded utah and 12th seeded austin. >>> coming up on wusa9 news, voter turnout is said to be heavy in israel while

they have given georgetown problems before. miami of ohio did it three years ago, vcu did it two years ago and now georgetown is back in portland hoping it doesn't happen again. we are right outside of the team hotel. in moments they'll come up right next to me and jump off the bus. we'll have that for you a little bit later, but for now, frank, back to you in the studio. >> thank you, dave. >>> also headed out west is the gw women colonials going to corvallis, oregon, to play gonzaga friday night. they were supposed to leave earlier, but apparently coach had a dry cleaning issue. gw 29-3, first time in seven year gw is back in the big dance. >> i think with this group it's been a group i've really enjoyed because they've never really looked past that game ahead. i'm really excited for them to get on the floor and see what the ncaa tournament is all about. >> we're happy to step back into that role and make the university and our families proud and come out and play great basketball. >> check out this shot, end of the north flo

. >>> college basketball special day for senior day at georgetown. adams haven't played since the freshman year because of a heart condition. in the starting lineup today. they got a waiver to suit him up. ten second into the game, adam has his moment. throws down after the slam and taken out. plenty of hugs from his teammates. later in the half hoyas lead it by 1. another senior. going to the basket. strong. he led all scorers with 19 today. second half more from georgetown. starting to run away with this game. the freshman lj peak. georgetown winners. >> you know it was a special moment something we decided to do and we were fortunate to get a waiver and it was something that's i hope and think that it's special to him. >> i mean honest trying to figure out what type of move i would do when i got the ball but then seeing the coach, i thanked him after the game and that was the main thing. >> great job by both georgetown and seton hall for that moment. virginia with the cardinals. under 20 to go. cavs down 2. malcolm brogdan huge for his team. uva u

the fact maryland and georgetown are both in the dance is good enough for me in my opinion. the real surprise is maryland 26-7, second in the big 10 gets a four seed in the loaded midwest region. so the terps will face valparaiso this friday, 4:40 in columbus, ohio. our kristen berset took in the selection show with maryland. >> reporter: the maryland terrapins gathered here at coach mark turgeon's house for selection sunday anxious to season their name called for the first time in five years, but the reaction that we got isn't what we expected. >> while we were excited it wasn't the biggest surprise. we're really happy to be in. i don't know if that came off with our facial expression. >> we've had a heck of a year. the number doesn't matter in front of your name. it's really who you're playing about. >> it's totally different than any tournament you'll play in. yeah, we're excited to hear what they have to say and it's fun to have of a new tournament to play in. >> reporter: only two guys have played in the tournament before, dez wells and evan s shutridge. so those guys w

just like georgetown, they smell blood. here is john thompson iii. >> you enjoy winning when the moment is over. we are still in the moment. if we have any other mentality going against a team as tough as utah, as pleased as utah, we will be in trouble. -- as poised as utah, we will be in trouble. robert: louisville-cincinnati the wildcats up. andrew harrison with the opening. drive strong to the bucket, lays it in, and one. kentucky improved to 36-0 with the victory. number 11 ucla cruised past 14th seeded uab this afternoon. ucla, who many thought should not be in the tournament, advances to the sweet 16 with the 92-75 win. the terps women are cruising through the ncaa tournament. they took on new mexico state. we picked this up in the first half. brionna jones was a monster down low. she grabbed the rebound, puts it back, gets the foul. she finished with 22 points, 12 boards. a nice afternoon. the good look in the corner, she had 19 points. maryland wins 76-67. they will face undefeated princeton monday night. uva will f

the big fellow shows patience, easy layin, georgetown up one. rivera, circus shot hitting it. kristen berset has more from madison square garden. >> reporter: the georgetown hoyas swept creighton in the regular season winning both games by more than 20 points, but here at madison square garden they had a hard fight, but it wasn't unexpected. >> i told the team they've been getting better and i told them this is a different team than we saw the last time we played them. they play hard. they execute at both ends of the court extremely well. >> last year at this time we were going home. that first one wanted to get it out of the way. >> we beat them pretty bad already. it's hard to beat a team three times by 20 plus points. this was their last go round, too. they were playing for something as well. they came out and gave it their all. >> reporter: the hoyas move on to the semifinals building their big dance resume along the way. >> virginia is a national title contender right now trying to win the acc tournament, so far so good for the team. our diane roberts is with the cavalier

they would be offloaded here sometime or come up to georgetown. they would make their way, be registered. and that we would get those goods. and some of you have been -- they would go up the potomac river. and they would meet various rivers over west virginia, to where technology had not been quite invented, but surely was around the corner, would meet up with the ohio river. they would eventually meet up with the mississippi river. the canal is a expression of this idea. the potomac river was the on-ramp to the great westward highway of goods people, and capital heading out west. and that dream lasted until well into the 19th century, until the erie can now was built. -- canal was built. this was in no way ever possible, but washington believed it. and these rivers become important. this was not only going to be political capital of america, we had bifurcated. we had political capitals, economic capitals. washington and l'enfant believed this would be all those things, the economic engine, the political engine, the social engine, cultural engine

georgetown also playing today, as well. they will play oregon tonight. but the video here we can show you -- there we go. video here showing them leaving the district earlier this week. and they are facing eastern washington state. the hoyas hold a much higher seed here. four over 13. the eagles coach said, quote we're going to win in an interview on the radio yesterday. eastern wall has the top scorer in the countrynow. also georgetown has lost to a 10 or lower seeded team in each of the last five tournaments they have played. >>> rooting for our local teams. thank you, aaron. >>> we can tell you about the royals. they're still in town and prince charles and his wife camilla will spend some time at the white house meeting with president obama and the vice president. and they will also visit president lincoln's cottage and retired soldiers home there on the same grounds. and then spend some time talking with a sexual assault response team are or s.a.r.t. as it's known. and then tonight receive teddy roosevelt conservation award in northwest d.c.. >>> pol

georgetown has to get over the hump trying to beat some of these lower seeds. we caught up with the head hoya as he arrived in >>> now wusa9 game on sports brought to you by xfinity. >> georgetown hoyas have made their way to portland, oregon, for the opening round game against eastern washington late thursday night at 10:00. our dave owens made the trip and he caught up with the head hoya. >> reporter: welcome to portland, everybody. just hours ago the georgetown hoyas arrived here, got off the buses and went to work. john thompson, iii has been saying how much he's impressed with eastern washington. he's had 24 hours to watch film. he's even more impressed. >> it's a where he impressive group. they're -- very impressive group. they're one of the most offensively efficient teams i've seen this year. they have multiple people that can really score. the shooting is unbelievable. they do a great job of spacing and they have a poised presence. >> reporter: how scary is that because they will be here obviously six hours away. they'll have people here in large numbe

georgetown the setback 3, 15-1 georgetown run. in the second half, smith-rivera on his return to indianapolis, the three ball outside. stop, pop, bang. georgetown beats butler. the caps had to fight their way through columbus tonight. there were eight fighting majors in the game. great theater. nationwide arena, in the first scoreless. washington on the attack. how less the juicy rebound. that is his 42nd goal of the year. in the third, the caps on the power play. ovie has the quickest stick in the nhl mrs., comes back, nicklas backstrom puts it away the one-timer. the caps beat columbus 5-3. the philadelphia eagles and buffalo bills have a deal in place to send the running back to shawn mccoy to the bills. the deal cannot be completed until the new year starts next tuesday. a blockbuster deal in the works. he will go to buffalo. gw's jones was named the a-10 player of the year, and the gw coach was named coach of the year. congratulations to the women's team over at gw. leon: kicking some butt. getting stopped by the police for f

georgetown could not get it done . they lost that 175-64. georgetown started out red-hot. they jumped out to a 23-13 lead. when the offense stalled, they took over. h took over. georgetown's season comes to an end and 75-64. a special message for his team after the game. >> just that i love them. you lose a game. i don't think anybody plan on going home for good. the important message was to thank them for the work they put in. as a hard-working group, a group the cared about each other and played for each other. robert: back to the terps you can prepare for an up-and-down game. we will have to wait and see how they handle it. back to you in the studio. kimberly: wett2wút3n@á$! bt@q$]0 tt2wút3n@á$! "a@q4qt tt2wút3n@á$! bm@q?zx tt4wút3n@á$!" dztq xp tt4wút3n@á$!" entq (t@ 4wút3n@á$!" gzt& 1s8 tt4wút3n@á$!" hnt& !]t tt4wút3n@á$!" iztq k4, tt4wút3n@á$!" jntq ydl tt4wút3n@á$!" lzt& a)0 kimberly: we had friends visiting from maine today and they thought it felt like summer. eileen: i'm sure. in maine today, temperatures were in the teens. that was a treat fo

how about the georgetown hoyas? the first final today was actually georgetown about 1:00 a.m. finishing up yesterday's night session and the hoyas were on the brink of elimination again. thank goodness for rivera. he scored 25 points and controlled the tempo. made the big plays at key moments and carried the georgetown hoyas into the next round. 84-74 over eastern washington. now, the hoyas had lost four of their last five tournament games. j.t. iii hope that talk now disappears. >> i don't know. we have to go out and prepare as devonte talked about for a very tough utah team. so you keep doing your business. you keep doing what you're supposed to do. eventually people will be quiet. tim: meanwhile, the american university women made their first ever ncaa tournament appearance. nice cut to the ba up and around, under the basket. but in the second half the crowd got behind iowa. whitney jennings, watch this, from the bonus-sphere. stop, pop, bang! hawkeyes win it. a 14 seed which a.u. was is now 0-85 in the tournament. wow! meanwhile, the terps lead by one over valparaiso. more

tyler's dad kick started a wire to wire victory for georgetown. this sports report brought to you by bank of the west. what a great gesture from the school for him and his dad. >> wonderful to see. thank you. tomorrow, you can watch the warriors play the clippers at oracle arena only on abc7, our live coverage begins at 12:30. >>> next at 6:00, employees at a home improvement store step up to help a lowe's presents: how to plan for the future. happy valentine's day. happy birthday. sorry i forgot our anniversary. happy mother's day. now get roundup 32-oz. concentrate for $18.97 at lowe's. >>> join us tonight on kofy tv 20. scientist are trying ute a beer uncovered from a 107-year-old shipwreck. find out how it compares to what is on tap at your local pub. and then suspected car thieves caught on video. that story tonight at 11:00. >>> the crew at a southern california home depot helped make the final months of a six dog's life much more comfortable. 15-year-old ike has cancer in one of his hind legs and has been given two to six months to live. he

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georgetown could not get it done last night against utah. they lost 75-64. early on, they were on fire, making six three pointers in the first seven minutes of the game, but the hoyas fell in love with a jump shot a little too much. when the offense stalled coming utah took over, scorn from inside and outside. the utes outscore the is 62-31 in the final 30 minutes of the game. jt-3 had a special message for his team after the game. >> you lose a game, i don't think anybody played on going home tomorrow, tonight. so at this point right now there is no need to beat them up or analyze the game. the important message is to thank them for the work that they put in this year, because it was hard work and this group cared about each other, played for each other. i love them. robert: let's talk nba. the was earned struggled on the west coast against the kings. look at the ball movement. sacramento with the fastbreak. macklemore with the highflying dunks. washington loses 109-86. they are at golden state tomorrow night. d.c. united on the road tonight facing new york

beats georgetown 81-70. >>> uva hosting virginia tech a big one today. atkins honored on senior day. holding up that jersey. two-point game. london drains the 3. 11 points in the return from a broken nose. and a concussion. tough guy. cavs up 5. later in the half dishing it out. beautiful no-look pass. game high 19 for him. let's go under a minute here. atkins showing off on senior day. just beating the press. they find the senior for the big-time slam. 16 points in the game for atkins. virginia beats virginia tech 69-57. they keep on rolling. >>> george washington on the road. visiting davidson. skip ahead. let's go second half here guys. up 6. kick out to brian sullivan spots up drains the 3. 21 for him. wild cats up 9. later in the half gw battling back. mcdonald with the steal here. takes it all the way for the bucket. 20 points for him tonight. gw down by 6 points but davidson was too much for the colonials tonight. jack gibbs on the drive up and under for the finish. game high 22 for the sophomore. davidson hands gw the loss 77-66. a few other scor

a shot across the -- of georgetown if i ever heard one. the hoyas will have an opportunity to respond to that coming up little later when they have their official media availability. that's going to do it for now here in portland. back to you. >> thank you so much. the virginia cavaliers also dancing. they are the second seed. they take on belmont friday in charlotte. our frank anrahan is in north carolina with more. down here in charlotte north carolina it's all about speed, nascar hall of fame. for the virginia cavaliers when they're playing basketball they want to slow it down. >> head coach tony bennett and his cavaliers are one of the stingiest teams in the country, this year holding three opponents under 30 points. it's hard to believe but it's true. what to analysts think about how far the cavaliers can go in this tournament? >> i think overall when you think about it, a team that once again they defend very well. they're methodical on the offensive end. are they going to have enough carry over at the offensive end to win and contin

take a listen to what he had to say and how georgetown responded to it tonight. >> it's great. we're not just happy to be here. if you're in a pool and you can put the eagles in. we play fast. we're going to win. >> any reaction to eastern's coach guaranteeing a win in the game? >> yeah i heard about that. we're going to show up and play tomorrow. we'll see you on the court. >> might you make your players aware of that comment, too? >> they actually made me aware of it. they heard it before i did. >> yep. >> wow. exactly. he knows what is going on there. he plays tomorrow night. and it's been five years yet their first opponent hasn't won a game in the big dance since 1998. however, the crusaders won a school record 28 games this season. that's all that really matters. they are not going to pay attention to that. boarding the bus today with his little children. maryland's first trip and ready to face valparaiso on friday. blowing the horn. the team is not just happy with what they have done but they are confident and happy to keep this going. >> it's how we did it too. it's not

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meanwhile, georgetown gets going tonight. let's talk football. demarco murray staying put in the nfc east. ju >> we'll start with a little football talk. today espn's adam shefner said that demarco murray's deal with the eagles is multiple years. multiple reports are saying that he agreed to that deal and flew to philadelphia to meet with the eagles head coach chip kelly. reports say that murray personally reached out to kelly yesterday expressing his desire to play in kelly's spread offense and with the former oklahoma roommate and quarterback sam bradford. he led the league last season in rushing yards. tonight, the wiz will host the memphis grizzlies. they have the second best record in the west. however, they will rest three starters and their starting point guard will sit out with an ankle injury. on the college level, third ranked u.v.a. and florida state in the acc, no problems for the cavs pretty much. they shot 47% from the field. by the way, check out the dime to mike tobey. u.v.a. advances to the semis with a 58-44 win over the seminol

>> at georgetown? no no. georgetown isn'ting isn't going to pull a dartmouth any time soon, i don't think. there would be serious protest from our student body if that were each brought up for consideration. but i agree with what joy said, adding guns into the mix on college campuses, you take what's already an unstable recipe and transform it into a potentially dangerous one. >> larry: that's not overlooking the real problem of safety on campuses, particularly with them women. i think we're all serious about that put i'm concerned about this, too. we'll be right back and talk a little bit more. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome back. thank you. it's not home. but with every well considered detail, it becomes one step closer. no wonder more people choose delta than any other airline. introducing dance-all-you-want bladder leak protection. new always discreet underwear for sensitive bladders from always, the experts in feminine protection. new always discreet underwear absorbs heavy bladder leaks

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georgetown says they are in no hurry to get back to d.c. >> the method has been pretty consistent since the pairings came out. stay focused on eastern washington and nothing else. >> it's business time. this time it's win or go home. we don't play again if we don't win. it's all business, no fun at this point. >> i like that, all business. so has gw. the women have had one heck of a season, 29-3, atlantic champs getting a workout today as they get ready to head west to corvallis, oregon, to play gonzaga, colonials the sixth seed in the spokane region. >> a sign of a good team is you're playing your best basketball this time of year. we had a great regular team, went through the a-10 tournament, played great basketball. i think the team should be full of confidence because i think we're ready for this moment. >> gw/gonzaga friday night at 7:30 and at 6:00 our dave owen joins us live from the benson hotel in portland where he awaits the arrival of georgetown. >> i can't wait to see your bracket, by the way. >> www.wusa9.com, check it out. >>> at 6:00 what did a metro station manager post

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here's abc's john donvan. >> reporter: watch this, two points today for georgetown against seton hall. >> a slam dunk. >> reporter: not last minute not game-winning so why were the announcers so worked up about it? >> a standing o. >> reporter: because those two points were literally tyler adams' only shot at scoring in three years. literally he's been out much the game since 2011 when he arrived at georgetown to play center then his heart got sick. adams was born with an irregular heart beat. he was left with two choices. play and risk dying on the court someday or stop playing. tyler stopped. but that's not the same thing as quitting. he kept going to games. that's him in the spotlight. as his coach urged he put on a suit and became an assistant coach which he and everybody else made something real. which is why today on the team's last game together. coach told him to put on suit and i earned one last play. >> a mature young man who handled a difficult situation as much as anybody. >> reporter: so after the warm upthe play, with his dad looking on. add 's without there, with his da

. >>> a guilty verdict for a man on trial for killing a georgetown law school student in a jealous rage. rahul gupta was convicted of stabbing mark waugh at gupta's apartment back in october 2013. prosecutors say a love triangle involving the victim gupta and gupta's then-girlfriend led to the murder. the defense claimed gupta's then-girlfriend actually killed washington. but the jury didn't buy it. the victim's father said his son had a promising future. >> mark was a bright and energetic young man with a big smile and a bright future. >> the tragic mixture of alcohol, jealousy and suspected betrayal. >> gupta faces life in prison when he's sentenced next month. >>> new tonight, five players from the women's lacrosse team at the university of maryland baltimore county have been suspended indefinitely for sending threatening text messages to their teammates.

georgetown won that game 84-74. see, you can't trash talk like that. georgetown is a strong team. they play again on saturday against fifth seeded utah. >> and now to the -- there is my tweet. you probably saw my facebook post and tweet shortly after they lost to ohio state. i was literally standing up for the last ten minutes of this game. it took overtime to decide this in the end, ohio state moved on. so vcu, there's always next year for us. we'll do it. >> yes. you've been consistent. >>> here is a look at today's games. virginia takes on belmont on trutv, maryland takes on valparaiso at 4:40 on tnt. go terps. and i want to mention fairfax county schools open on time morning just in. fairfax county schools on time. >>> i'm richard jordan at the live desk following a developing story this morning. we just got in new video overnight from a huge fire in chicago. this was in the archer heights neighborhood. take a look at the video coming in of the warehouse fire. there were 160 firefighters that responded to this more than 50 fire trucks there at the warehouse. now, here is the t

and paul butler, a professor at the georgetown university law center. paul butler, is this what we mean when we talk about racial profiling? >> indeed it is. what the department has found is that the ferguson police treat african-americans differently at every level. they're arrested more. they get more tickets. they even are bitten by dogs more. one of the most revealing statistics is that of the 15

let's start with trowic one of senior leaders on georgetown. got off to a great start. nails a three-pointer to make it 21-10. georgetown hit 5-7 of their first threes. down the stretch, tom mccarthyiew -- too much utah. wright is outstanding. utah wins 64 -- check that, 74- 64 and they are moving on. tough locker room for the hoyas. >> it's sudden. it's fast. you know, we have five or six seniors in that locker room that have played their last game wearing this uniform. it's difficult. >> it's heartbreaking. this team, we had a lot of high expectations with this team coming in. good upper class and good under class coming in. all year the team stuck together. we fought through a tough time. we decided the season coming -- just sad to see the season come to an end. >> yeah, the season comes to an end. one of the things that makes this tournament so compelling, you have the highest of highs one day, two days later the lowest of lows. holden coming up in about 15 minutes, we'll dive deeper into why the hoyas lost this basketball game. for now, let me send it back to you i

georgetown hoyas also getting a four-seed. they'll play e washington. thursday aroun 10:00. hoyas heading west. then east region, uva, a two-seed facing belmont friday around 3:00. clears go to charlotte, north carolina, for this one. finally, the region. vcu the seventh seed will tt the buckeyes of new york thursday at rams also playing out in portland oregon so get those brackets filled out. the buckeyes of ohio state that is. >>> locally, george mayson has fired men's basketball head coach paul hewitt. he spent the last four years with the patriots. this past season the team finished wius nip wins and 22 losses. korlt a report from yahoo! sports, mason is focusing on jay larranaga tke over the program. he's currently an assistant with the boston celtics. >>> the maryland women could pack it um right now and we could stilll spectaculare undefeated home, a regular-sean anwothe big ten tournament but the season isn't over. time to dance. they find out who they play. jason pugh at maryla with the big ten's coach of the year on selection monda >> thoonks, diana. brenda frese,

georgetown takes the five-point lead. smith-rivera loves playing in his hometown. 21st ranked butler.s it 60-54. regular season finale on sunday. maryland at nebraska. >> a ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creaour whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. >>> we've got some breaking news to share before we go. our affiliate station in baltimore has just confirmed that police are trying to figure out if the shootings near the national security agency and on the intercounty connector today are connected to three other shootings in maryland in the past week. a shooting in hanover, laurel and also columbia more online as it come >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- judi dench ansel elgort musical guest

crumbs and whiskers has been given the ok to open in georgetown. caroline tucker met the woman behind the idea. caroline: a cafÉ filled with cats in the heart of georgetown. >> this inspired crumbs and whiskers. caroline: she embraces her cat fancy. so she quit her finance job to pursue her real passion. >> get the animals out of the shelter and put them in the cafÉ which becomes their home and becomes more playful. caroline: about 10 to 15 cats will come from the washington humane society. >> it's a great way to get the animals and cats exposure. >> every single cap that makes their home at the cat cafÉ is adoptable, which means that you can have your cake and cat too. caroline: the department of health is figuring out how to have animals alongside food and drink. crumbs and whiskers got zoning approval this week and is working out a lease on the property on o street. feline supporters have donated more than 30 grand through kickstarter. >> this keeps the fun part. i just want them to have fun. caroline: but they will have to wait until at leas

fugh-berman: i got my medical degree at georgetown university medical school. i did a family medicine internship in the bronx in a program called the residency program in social medicine. brian: you still practice? dr. fugh-berman: not in many years. brian: you started an organization in 2006 called pharmedout. what does that mean? dr. fugh-berman: in 2006, all 50 states and washington, d.c. had sued a subsidiary of pfizer for illegal promotion of a drug. the attorney general did something interesting, the attorney general of all of the states decided to use some of the settlement money to fund educational initiatives for practitioners and consumers on inappropriate pharmaceutical marketing practices. i got one of those grants and in 2006 we started pharmedout at the georgetown university medical center. what we do is to promote rational prescribing and expose inappropriate marketing tactics. brian: are you for the doctors to use or for the patient s to use? dr. fugh-berman: it is for the providers including nurses. but we also have fact streets -- sheets and i

no -- georgetown road. no delays in that area. moon time if you're going to be traveling throughout other areas of the beltway right now, mainly in virginia heading northbound through newington, through lorton on toward the beltway, no issues this morning. you can see volume starting to build up on the northbound side of 95. andrea and mike, back to you. >> thanks, larry. >>> another federal agency is taking a stand against the redskins team name. >> on monday the justice department filed paperwork supporting a move to end the team's trademark rights. >> delia goncalves is live in the satellite center with more on this latest development. it's a big blow to the team. >> reporter: it's huge. there will be a lot of repercussions and no doubt they're trying to figure out their next move at this point in the game. the redskins, their trademark stripped. they can still use their name and the logo but now so can anyone else. the law says they no longer have exclusive rights to the name redskins. the team cited freedom of speech when it

georgetown is second in the regular season. opponent on thursday should be determined. it will be either depaul or craig the -- creighton. >> i like the way we're playing right now. obviously you have to play well to go up there. i mean three games in three days. >> this is a crucial period for us. you know, as a team i think we've -- you know we've reached a point where everybody knows you know what it takes to win and you know it's a very po imrtant time for us to get it done. >> hey eyeing to get it -- trying to get it done. american men is a win away from the big dance for the second straight year. departing for lafayette today and patriot league title game tomorrow night. during the regular season, au beating leopards twice. but no one at au is surprised that they're in the league championship game. >> i'm not surprised. nobody in our program's surprised. i mean you can be surprised with all the injuries we had in year and things that went -- didn't go our way. but you know we were good. we started getting -- playing together more than what we did in the beginning

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