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>> tim: tell you one thing about the dad, though, lot of guys either leave the job, john, his dad, would call just to make sure everything was in order, if anything key do. i'm sure he's sitting home relishing this. not so much for what the game means in the standings but for his son. >> tim: absolutely. southerland. too strong. ayegba who has been all over the glass today, he has -- way up there in rebounds. ayegba has been all over it he's got ten on the day. >> bill: this is why you practice. you never know when a coach is going to call on you. just terrific consistency. >> tim: ayegba at the freethrow line. we should mention this in speaking to both coaches they're going to play again. they just won't play in a conference and compete for the same championship. they won't play multiple times and they won't play two or three times in the month of february and march. but this is no longer a contentious rivalry. these two institution respect each other. triche, a leaner. ayegba, only gets seven minutes a game. he didn't expect to put all this time -- unbelievable. >> tim: let it go, going to be a tremendous win for georgetown. john thompson iii will tell his young men to win with honor, go over shake the hand of the second winningest coach in the history of the game say, we'll see you on march the 9. otto porter with 33 points, eight rebounds on 12 much 19 from the floor. the hoyas beat syracuse on this history-making day on cbs. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? [ kids ] yes! it's better to be fast to not be bitten by a werewolf and then you'll be turned into one and you will have to stay in and then you'll have to get shaved because you will be too hot and then you're like... [ growling ] which means i wish i was back to a human. what? [ male announcer ] it's not complicated. faster is better. and iphone 5 downloads fastest on at&t 4g. ♪ >> tim: for bill raftery, tim brando, from syracuse, tonight on cbs begins with "nci zip" and "48 hours" followed by "vanity fair's" "hollywood them is a presentation of cbs sports. home of the 2013 men's national championship. [ male announcer ] a tradition unlike any other. [ man ] another watson is wearing a green jacket and this time his name is bubba. [ male announcer ] the masters on cbs. for tapping into a wealth of experience. and this time his name is bubba. for access to one of the top wealth management firms in the country. for a team of financial professionals who provide customized solutions. for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. s. fourth victim, another child has died from that glen arten maryland fire this week. hello, everybody. thank you for joining us a family member tells us 11-year-old price had gone back into the burning how to save members of her family. bruce, the mother was released from the hospital today. there was a family of six inside that home. mother, father and their four daughters. in an instant the 33-year-old mother lost half her family. her common law husband, her eight-year-old twin daughter and four-year-old daughter. yesterday she had to say good-bye to her third and eldest child, 11-year-old deja price. >> you know, dej ray is not here and the babies are gone. it's just a lot. >> denise jackson is a family relative who grew up with the children's father. she remembers the girls. 11-year-old deja price, she is pictured on the lap of her surviving sister. she ran back into the burning home to save her family. >> she went back in the fire to help her daddy. >> then the eight-year-old twin in pink. >> the twins, pinky and we called them pinky and peaches. >> and the youngest, four-year-old patrice. >> the baby, she was just a sweetheart. she is very outspoken. and you have a ball of fun with her. and she would be the boss. >> it's an unimaginable pain for one parent to bear. mom lost her partner in life and her three sweet daughters. >> i cannot imagine no one, nobody can really know what teresa is going through. really nothing that no one can really say but pray for you because where it you go when you lose so many people at one time. >> the fire ripped in the morning. the mother and eight-year-old twin jumped through window. the others were trapped inside. the father tried everything he could to save them all. >> we just come in for the person he was, the hero he was trying to save his kids. >> by the time firefighters pulled them out, they no pulse and all had to be given cpr. paramedics revived deja but the smoke was too much for her and passed away in the hospital on friday. >> the four girls would all get along and play together. just don't know what to do or say and you just ask for prayers and that's all you can do. >> now the family is having to arrange funerals for four people including three girls. the family also in the process of setting up a memorial fund. the cause of the fire has been determined to be accidentle. an electrical problem and those are the three girls. the house had no smoke detector and firefighters say having an evacuation plan and walk through it with your family. if you don't have smoke detectors, call your local fire department. >> and we will pass on the information on that memorial fund as soon as we get it. there are six days until that march 1 deadline for automatic deep spending cuts to the 23ederal budget. erica reports tonight with time now running out, democrats and republicans continue to play that blame game. reporter: time is running out for lawmakers to reach a deal on how to avoid $85 billion in automatic spending cuts set to kick not less than a week. president obama warns every american will feel the effects. >> they will slow our economy. they will eliminate good jobs. they will leave many families that are stretched to the limit scrambling to figure out what to do. >> the pentagon says the massive cuts to the military will affect our country's ability to defend itself. the centers for disease control will lose more than $300 million which it claims could mean less money to solve outbreaks. and air travel will take a hit. transportation officials worry job cuts will lead to flight delays. >> and even our nation's children will be affected. the president says thousands of teachers and educators will be laid off. the president blamed republicans but the gop says it's the president who won't compromise. >> the question is, why won't he work with us? and the answer quite simply is because he wants higher taxes. >> in washington, the nation's governors say they are bracing for what's to come. >> the uncertainty of how much will be cut from where and when can undermine our budget and can also slow the economic growth in our states. >> and governors say the situation is frustrating. >> it is not good to have the sequester talk every couple of months and have a crisis couple of month by not making decisions in members of congress return to washington monday to tie to put an end to yet another budget battle. erica ferrari for cbs news, new york. you must know that nowhere will the impact of the sequester cuts be felt more than right here in the washington area. where thousands of federal employees and contractors live and work. union leaders say federal employees that repair weapons and defend the borders process social security benefits and protect the food supply and keep terrorists off planes are look up to 22 days on furlough and that's by the end of september. they say those furloughs represent a 20% pay cut. and that's after 27 months of having their wages frozen. all that from jay david cox, president of the largest union. he says federal workers have given enough toward the deficit. a man is dead after being gunned down in the middle of the street in front of onlookers near the popular u-street corridor. it happened this morning in the 1900 block of ninth street. we are live there right now with what neighbors are saying. reporter: well, you know this area very well for yourself. this is only a block away from "u" street, two blocks away from the historical howard heat to. neighbors and police say late last night or earl these morning they heard barrage of gun shots and when it was all over the man was dead on the street that man is identified as joseph hardin of alexandria. police arrested 24-year-old cedric spicer and charged him with the murder. police say spicer was still near the scene and officers who responded were able to arrest him quickly. unclear what went -- led up to the deadly shooting. some in the area who i spoke to say they believe this was a result of a fight that began inside a nearby bar and spilled on to the streets. for those of you who know the history of the neighborhoods and efforts to clean it up, you can understand why this shooting is coming with so much concern. >> i thought that it was improved. now i see again back to where we were. we see all kinds of new -- it's not the people that are in the area. people are from somewhere else. reporter: of course, at the time this happened the streets were packed. we are in northwest d.c., wusa. ahead, frightening final last finishes in the nascar race in daytona. and a pilot makes a dramatic escape nascar race in beach -- date beach florida a frightening last lap crash that separates the fans from the track. happened just a short time ago. we are told there are reports of injuries. we don't yet know how many people are hurt or how serious those injuries might be. witnesses say several cars crashed into one another on the track and kyle larson's car caught gaping hole in the safety fence as pieces of his car went sailing into the grandstands. more on that at 11. pilot of a small plane that crashed into tampa bay says it's a miracle he is alive tonight. anthony marsh was landing a single engine piper when the engine cut out. marsh recalls the cockpit filling with water and windchill hitting him in the face. his lungs filled with water but he managed to kick out the glass and find his way to the surface. he stood on the plane's wing until somebody rescued him. just ahead, will the dreary saturday give way to sunshine sometime tomorrow? erica has the full forecast when tell me you will bring this weather to an end. >> the dreary weather will go by the wayside tomorrow. return of the sunshine but it will come at a price. it's pretty pleasant out there right now. we have big improvements in our forecast as i mentioned. it's still 45 degrees. it's close to what our high temperature is today. dew point 42. we had a lot of fog and drizzle around today. that's going to be clearing out of here and our weather headlines you can see why. the coastal storm that brought us that fog and drizzle is pulling away. as it does, we might see some temperatures close to freezing overnight tonight and that could lead to more light icy patches on untreated surfaces. then during that afternoon we will see a lot of sunshine and it will be breezy on the back side of this storm system and that will lead to sunshine and a little bit of a milder trend in our forecast for the next couple of days. 45 in leesburg and manassas. 43 in gaithersburg and fredericksburg. the storm system continues to bring moisture to the southeastern united states. it's an area that needs it so it's good to get that rain. this is all going to move off the coast and not affect us here in the d.c. metro. high pressure moving in instead and that will give us a lot of sunshine as we move into sunday afternoon. mostly cloudy. not too cold overnight tonight but as i mentioned before, some icy spots are still possible with a low of 30 in the outlying suburbs. 36 downtown so no ice in the district itself. partly cloudy to mostly sunny during the morning hours tomorrow. temperatures in the 30s but with that breeze out of the northwest 10 to 15 it's going to feel a little chillier than that and tomorrow we will get up close to 50 degrees. it will be milder and it will be breezy. winds out of the northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. we will see a few more clouds developing in the afternoon because of cold air in the upper atmosphere. on monday everything settles down and a lot of sunshine and high of 49 degrees and looks like a great day. tuesday a yellow alert back in effect because of the possibility of a wintry mix tuesday morning. a quick look at your seven-day forecast. and we will see a nice day on wednesday before more wintry weather on thursday. back to you guys. thank you. trying to move on the mound. >> well, it could have been better. >> not worried about it. >> it's spring training. always spring training. first steps back not always the ease y. steven strasburg tows the rub and looks over his sholder a lot. not good for a pitcher. only spring training. strasburg looking human in his brief action today. how about some hockey. looking like the old obe. the russian rocket goes retro reminding people, hey y'all, i'm still here. and georgetown and syracuse, i'll tell you, otto dropping it like all right, here i am. you want to be a work horse? that's what stephen strasburg says. he came to spring training proclaiming that this year he wanted the rock and he wanted it a lot. 200 innings is what he said. coaches obliging say nothing innings limitations. he will pitch and they aren't going to baby him. first time on the hit since a year ago gave up to a hit to the leadoff man and tejada says, baseball be gone. two guys, two runs. not 9 kind of start that strasburg wanted but later in the inning strasburg tells duda freeze frame. he would say, quote, a bit of debacle in the first inning but it seems that's what happened whaps to me every spring. he was hitting 96 miles per hour on the radar gun. little offense and chris snide tort windows to the walls. the nats banging out five runs on the day and you can't have a highlight without bryce harper who moved from center field to left and how about bryce, bulked up to 230 pounds and still has the dexterity. makes the catch. there nats losing 5-3. some hockey. there is obe, early on against the devils. blows this by the -- and got the sixth goal of the season and it's 1-0. third period look at the stick work here. you can whip it. obe hasn't scored two goals in a game since march of lastson and got two today and then there was more. third period, everybody take off your hats. first hat trick in two years. caps win 5-1, carolina in town on tuesday. so here we are. february 23. the maryland terrapins hope by this time they would be peaking for a run at march madness. the terp are a cocktail of youth and inconsistency. see tuesday night on the road at lousy boston college. maryland got ridden like a pack mule. that could hurt as they try get into the tournament. closing in town and maryland honoring the former coach. classy move. there nick foust stroking from the east and stroking from the west. four of seven from three-point land. his back court mate doing it well. seth allen, shake what your momma gave you. maryland only led by through at half time. then the defense got going. nick foust with a rip. the dime dropper of the neighborhood drops the dime to jake lehman. one of three guys in double figures and then the terps stretch it to 16. mitch, the spin oramah. maryland wins easily 72-59. finally georgetown is last trip to carrier dome. carmelo anthony honored. only five points but doing all of the little things. later on it's all about georgetown. otto in transition. stops, pops, he ran off a series of eight straight to give g- town breathing room. later, otto-mattic from three and the foul. he 33. little icing and nothing more with a little bump and grind right there. career high 32. georgetown wins it. last trip to the carrier dome 57-46. a lot of great stuff in the world of sports. >> that was great stuff. what does it look like tonight? >> looks like we will hole on to the clouds which is good news because we won't have as much ice as this morning. see you back here at 11. bye.
United-statesNew-yorkTampa-bayFloridaAlexandriaAl-iskandariyahEgyptCenter-fieldHollywoodCaliforniaFredericksburgGaithersburg east coaching association which mean you lost to everybody and everybody liked you. >> tim: tell you one thing about the dad, though, lot of guys either leave the job, john, his dad would call just to make sure everything was in order, if anything key do. i'm sure he's sitting home relishing this. not so much for what the game means in the standings but for his son. >> tim: absolutely. southerland. too strong. ayegba who has been all over the glass today, he has -- way up there in rebounds. ayegba has been all over it he's got ten on the day. >> bill: this is why you practice. you never know when a coach is going to call on you. just terrific consistency. >> tim: ayegba at the freethrow line. we should mention this in speaking to both coaches they're going to play again. they just won't play in a conference and compete for the same championship. they won't play multiple times and they won't play two or three times in the month of february and march. but this is no longer a contentious rivalry. these two institution respect each other. triche, a leaner. ayegba only gets seven minutes a game. he didn't expect to put all this time -- unbelievable. >> tim: let it go, going to be a tremendous win for georgetown. john thompson iii will tell his young men to win with honor, go over shake the hand of the second winningest coach in the history of the game say, we'll see you on march the 9. otto porter with 33 points, eight rebounds on 12 much 19 from the floor. the hoyas beat syracuse on this history-making day on cbs. 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[ male announcer ] the masters on cbs. mounting lawsuits. a gynecologist, secretly videotapes count little patients. -- countless patients. tonight, who the women are suing for damages. >> good evening, everyone. thanks for joy joining us. i'm adam may. johns hopkins hospital remains in the spotlight tonight, as the investigation continues into a well-known gynecologist. he allegedly recorded his female patients during examinations. one class-action lawsuit is already filed and more could soon come. how a law firm is informing potential victims of their rights. rochelle? >> reporter: well, hi, adam. lawyers are jumping to represent patients of dr. nikita levy. one going as far as to hold a town hall meeting in baltimore city for potential victims. >> reporter: from patients to now possible victims. >> i just can't believe it. >> reporter: women who trusted the medical expertise of johns hopkins gynecologist, dr. nikita levy, are wondering if they may have been recorded during their examinations while in the most vulnerable positions. >> that's a violation. >> reporter: the class action lawsuit has been filed in baltimore city kirkit court. >> i believe -- circuit court. >> i believe, frankly, that each and every patient of this doctor, who learned of his conduct, his malicious, wanton, unlawful, outrageous conduct, has suffered damaged -- damage. >> reporter: some are going after the renowned hospital on their own. >> i had no idea that this man was capable of doing such acts. >> reporter: tiasha bell, a patient of dr. levy for six years. >> i even felt so comfortable with dr. levy that i referred my own mother to him. >> reporter: and more expected to file lawsuits in the weeks to come. >> this is a town hall meeting for victims or potential victims of the inappropriate and deviant behavior of dr. nikita levy. >> reporter: the cochran law firm met with the women in the hilton in downtown baltimore city, to discuss the rights of patients. while some rights may be obvious, such as not being recorded without consent. attorneys believe others may go ignored. >> one is a concern about the notification. did johns hopkins notify them appropriately and in a timely fashion or at all? >> reporter: dr. nikita levy worked at johns hopkins for 25 years and saw thousands of women during his tenure with the hospital. he committed suicide last week, prior to the investigation being exposed by media outlets. >> reporter: johns hopkins saying only, words cannot express how deeply sorry we are for every patient whose privacy may have been violated. >> reporter: and johns hopkins hospital said dr. levy was dismissed from the hospital staff this month. but they never said why. i'm rochelle ritchie. adam, back to you. >> investigators believe dr. levy used a camera that was on his pen to record those women. well, wjz is following breaking news right now from florida. a chaotic end to today's nationwide series race at daytona, sent several fans to the hospital. take a look at what happened. >> and contact. smith turn around. tommy stewart is going to win this race. and a terrible crash coming to the finish. >> according to reports, the engine of larson's car, tore apart on impact. officials say several fans were hurt when debris you saw there flew right into the stands. no word yet on the extent of the injuries. we'll bring you more details on the crash, as soon as they become available. a traffic stop in baltimore county lands a local lawmaker behind bars. police say that county councilman todd huff was arrested early this morning on suspicion of drunk driving. officers say huff was driving a county-owned vehicle when he was pulled over in towson just before 3:00 in the morning. according to the arrest report, huff was driving without headlights and smelled of alcohol. the councilman is now charged with driving under the influence and negligent driving. we have an update this eaching on -- evening on the fatal house fire in prince george's county. police say the blaze has claimed the life of a third trial. 11-year-old deja price died late last night. she had been in critical condition since she was pulled from the home thursday. the same fire also killed her two sisters. they were just 8 and 4 years old. and the girls' father also died. firefighters say there were no working smoke alarms inside that home. a murder mystery in northwest baltimore. firefighters find two bodies inside a burning vehicle. now, tonight, gigi barnett explains. investigators say the two were shot before that car went up in flames. >> reporter: city firefighters rushed to this alley in northwest baltimore, just before daybreak friday morning. next to the trash and debris was a car fire. and the 2100 block of north monroe street. firefighters worked to put out the flames. but soon after, they found two unidentified bodies, stashed in the vehicle. >> the bodies were burned pretty badly. and our arson unit is continuing to work with the fire department. we will have the bodies go to the medical examiner this weekend for an autopsy. >> reporter: jerome digs' daughter lives just a few blocks away from the scene. he says he visits her frequently and called to tell her what happened in her neighborhood. >> i said, oh, my god. that's the key. i mean, it's ridiculous out here. >> reporter: firefighters say the cause of the blaze is also a mystery. in northwest baltimore, i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >> gigi, thank you. police say it could take a week or more to determine who those victims are. well, a water main break in south baltimore closes down part of baroni highway this morning. check it out here. this is the scene near holabird avenue, near keith avenue. water main rushing up from a broken water line. right now, it's unclear what caused the break. but officials say it has been shut off. no word when it has been repaired. lots of rain clouds overhead for a good chunk of day. let's check in with bernadette woods. she has live doppler radar. on the bright side today. it was a little warmer at least, right? >> that's right. we'll show you those in just a moment. but we'll start off with first doppler radar. for the most part, the rain has left. but you just saw from that shot. still low clouds. also drizzle out there. but here's where the bulk of the precipitation has gone on. there was drizzle mixed in with this earlier today. with all of that gone, this is what we're left with. even though it's soggy outside. we're sitting at 45 degrees in baltimore. way above freezing. and the entire state is at 40. we'll have to watch for icy roads early tomorrow. and we'll have that forecast coming up. adam? >> more from bernadette in a few moments. also coming up tonight on wjz. a hostile workplace. a disgruntled hospital worker finds this note on her desk. now her employer is paying up. details straight ahead. also, a campus shutdown. we'll tell you why armed s.w.a.t. teams swarm the grounds at m.i.t. it's 45 degrees. pretty gray. couple of spots of rain in maryland now. complete forecast coming up. a report of a gunman at m.i.t. turns out to be a hoax. the campus went on lockdown, after officers received a tip about a man wearing body armor and having a long rifle. m.i.t. sent two text messages, telling students to stay indoor, reports of activity. the prankster ip address was traced to new york. justice today for an african american nurse who said she was switched to another unit because of her race. >> this situation in the neonatal icu was triggered by conduct not within policies. >> the nurse said the father went to her supervisor and said he did not want black nurses caring for his child. the hospital allegedly agreed to his request, even putting up this note to tell other employees that were african american to stay away. hospital officials are investigating the incident. the facility has settled with the nurse who is now back at work. all right. let's check in with meteorologist bernadette woods. this may go down in the record books. i'd love to see some numbers on this. as maybe one of the foggiest, grayest winters i've ever seen. >> it is. it's seeping in once again. after the clouds. rain starting to move away. but it is still pretty gray outside. >> we need light therapy outside. some sunlight. >> we really do. temperature-wise. this is one thing. 45 degrees is where we sit right now. not too bad, temperature-wise. next few days, we've got moderate temperatures coming our way. we'll have all of that coming up in your forecast when we return welcome back, everyone. well, the bulk of the rain and even sleet has moved off to the east. there's still drizzle and clouds outside. here's how it comes together. took you through the majority of this storm system here. and you can see the clouds trying to break up out west. but until the winds pick up, there is going to be fog out there. just a little bit of a breeze. that's it. but that's going to be turning around to the northwest. and bringing in cooler, dryer air, as we head into tomorrow. temperature-wise, though, we're sitting at 45 in baltimore. look at that. 40s across the entire state. 45 has been our high so far today. we started out the day at 32. and as we dropped through the overnight hours, we're going back to about freezing. so north and west of the city in particular. there could be somizey spots on the roads for the morning hours. but as we head through the afternoon, well above freetzing again. next few days, we have fairly mild air coming our way. forecast looks like this. this storm is getting out of here. a little bit of a break. a mix of clouds and sunshine as we head through the day tomorrow. then we're going to have a new storm move our way once again. it is going to start as a little bit of a mix, before changing over to rain. a break sunday afternoon, into monday. then here comes that next storm system on tuesday. when it initially moves into the colder air, we could see sleet, patchy, freezing rain. but it will change over to rain like the last few have around here. so the forecast on the water, small craft advisories will go into effect tomorrow afternoon, as those winds staare the to pick up out of the west. still a little fog out there tonight. cloudy skies. some drizzle will be coming to an end. watch forrizey patches early tomorrow. but then we'll see sunshine returning tomorrow afternoon. breezy. about for our high. cool slightly above average the next couple of afternoons. here's that next storm before changing to rain. by wednesday, it moves away, we're hitting 51. so temperatures not that bad the next couple of days. but next weekend, looks like a new round of pretty cold air comes our way. adam? >> bernadette, thank you so much. stay wi stan is here our wjz the fan sports report. at least it's spring somewhere. >> well, spring is in the air down in florida. >> uh-huh. >> i don't know, bern. is it here yet? not quite. so we just gotta wait. let's go straight to florida and check out highlights, huh, folks. today's masn on wjz orioles spring training report. features the birds in action on the diamond against the minnesota twins. against the great group league season opener. with this game dead-locked at 2. bottom 7. jonathan shupe steps right up. and he makes contact. infield single, past the third baseman. it scores yamaco cavaro. later tied at 3 apiece. and the birds get past the twins, 5-3. tomorrow, they take on the toronto blue jays in sarasota, college. hoops now. from college park. versus clemson, first half. maryland center. clear. blocked by davon. booker, he's mark turnon's favorite player to coach. strong baseline. mark turgeon said that it was 39-34 had he decided to call on jake laman. jam jake with a slam a second ago. and nice pass here to the team high man. out of baltimore city college high school. much to the pleasure of the turgeonites. they look just like the coach, don't they? nonetheless, auto maryland winning it, 72-59. elsewhere at home today. another example of how towson basketball is just getting better and better. the tigers mark their 16th win this season, behind a career high 20, from freshman jerome harrison. here's the other. jerome betman. it's the team's first winning season in 17 years with a whole lot more basketball to go. as they say, this is an abbreviated sportscast. that's sport, we have more at 11:00. >> and we just got an update on that nascar accident. 11 people were injured and six of them listed in critical condition right now. that's the latest coming out of daytona. >> wish we had time to talk about it now. but we'll do it later. >> we'll have more on that tonight at 11:00. be sure to watch the cbs primetime lineup at 10:00. it's "vanity fair's" hollywood. immediately followed by wjz eyewitness news at 11:00. and coming up tonight at 11:00, here on wjz, could more class-action lawsuits be on the way? a local law firm holds a forum, educating potential victims of a former hopkins ob/gyn who is accused of videotaping his patients. also, a final thanks. the pope speaks to his central administration. and local lei, parishioners pay tribute in a massive thanksgiving. here's a side of mercury you've probably never seen in living color. nasa and johns hopkins released these false color images of the planet that is closest to the sun. boy, isn't that beautiful there? it's not what a lot of people would think mercury would look like to the naked eye. but astronomers say it illustrates a different mineral that make up the planet. is that what they do on these things, bern? they kind of assign different colors to chemicals and elements? >> i don't know the
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>> tim: it really is. our first trip in here and it is magnificent. >> bill: nice, empty side, ball screen. the southpaw, prettiy stroke. >> tim: deshaun, junior from fort wayne, indiana, he has one magnif cent stroke. here is bruesewitz right on cue answering and we're tied at 2-2 just 30 seconds deep. >> bill: how do you play it? pindown on the catch. solid, organized offensive play. a lot of clock. nice penetration. >> tim: williams was not ready it seemed for the past from lenzelle smith, seemed startled to get it. >> bill: bruesewitz does so many things to help this team. on the defensive end, there he is with a screen. >> tim: wonderful charismatic personality too. ryan evans missed critical free throws in the narrow loss to minnesota earlier in the week, did not practice yesterday because of a stomach virus. >> bill: psychologically, that was a big basket for him. a little bit of heat. nice on the left. >> tim: strong move to the basket by lenzelle smith jr., and that's the spot on the floor where thad matta needs productivity. his game is in and out from time to time. that second option to go along with thomas has been problematic. >> bill: if it's going left you have to take it away, force him to his off hand. craft so great moving those puppies. >> tim: jackson with the jump stop. high arching. berggren going reversal and the follow. >> bill: a little squeeze play. good adjustment. so well scouted. nice, nice. >> tim: iron kind for aaron craft early on. touching it all and tying the game at six. wisconsin has had three field goals by three different guys and that's not uncommon. their ball distribution is fantastic. >> bill: that set, so many options. >> tim: not this time. pulled down by thomas. >> bill: you want to push it but you don't want to turn it over ask jack a quick one because you're going to play defense at the other end if you're ohio state. if there are any turnovers, take advantage. >> tim: bruesewitz getting his hand in there to disrupt matters for thomas. they'll play him straight up. most of the time, that's the wisconsin philosophy. >> bill: nice job. deflection by bruesewitz. >> tim: thomas had to work hard to have the big game that he did in their first meeting in ohio. last year, wisconsin won this game in columbus but they were beaten, giving up a 15-0 run late in columbus early this year. >> bill: look at the hands and strength. >> tim: there is no one better at that position defending, is there? >> bill: you two should get along. he's one of those guys on the playground, "can't you play someone else today? i want to have fun." >> tim: foul called against amir williams. sam dekker, freshman phenom is going to come in now for ryan evans. we'll hear reaction from the fans. he is a local star. won the state championship by askering eight points in the last 43 seconds on this very floor for his home town of sheboygan, wisconsin. lutheran high school. his dad is the coach. >> bill: he decided early in his career he wanted to come here too. he's going to be a terrific player. great looking stroke. i thought he handled himself well with the media too. trying to start something between he and evans, get more time for him, the local favorite, as you mentioned, tough to handle, with this guy. >> tim: you talk about a guy that's living in the moment and enjoying every bit of it, it's ben brust. >> bill: that three shall live in infamy, tying the game against michigan. >> tim: ohio state may have played its best game, thad matta told us, aaron craft did too, they played their best game at michigan only to lose and, of course, wisconsin's got a couple of very memorable wins going to bloomington and, of course, in c fashion that they did. >> bill: i think you've got to get offensive rebounds if you're ohio state. once again. >> tim: hello, hello. >> bill: usually, you say play him on the catch. that time in traffic he used the bounce and got those puppies organized and nailed it. >> tim: so ben brust with a pair of threes in 38 seconds to double up on ohio state. >> bill: tough shot on. dribble handoff. >> tim: jackson comes down with the rebound. >> bill: get an open look early, they will take it. if not, poise and balance. jimmy is going to be having a ball watching his son play, getting this opportunity. >> tim: yes, and a foul. >> bill: the big fellow. we have seen him during this season put it on the deck and get to the tin with a slam. he doesn't look like he could get up there but an 8-0 run. take it strong, big fellow. 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halfcourt game, and we've got a stoppage in play dealing with -- they were looking at a three-point shot opportunity and then also a clock situation. these were previous baskets that were scored, we're being told. >> bill: a little upset with the group. wants some action. >> tim: this is a three by brust. there should be no debate with that. >> bill: your mention of scott coming into the game, it speeds up the game. that's what you want to do when you play wisconsin. push the ball. be aggressive. and make good decisions too. i think you can dribble drive. assert yourself on that end of the floor, and he can do it well, getting better and better. be a terrific player. pretty good genes too. >> tim: charlie, of course, we have been into columbus a cow of times already this year and had a chance to see him, breakthrough player in the a.c.c. for dean smith in 1966. >> bill: berggren, by the way, indiana-michigan, from the top he attacked the rim and slammed it. he's deceptive with that foot speed. weave and screen and turn the corner. pretty good defense. automatic switch on the perimeter. >> tim: scott. right away goes off the front iron. oibs. it belongs to wisconsin now with nine unanswered points in just 77 seconds of play. frank kaminsky, young man from lisle, illinois, scratched in the indiana game and it impacted his game a little bit. good size. can be a factor for this team as the yeary progress. can stick some gree threes. look at this bounce. >> tim: brust. the hot hand. good finds by kaminsky. >> bill: that's what they do. they move you around, dribble drive, collapse the d and everybody gets the puppies organized deep. >> tim: this becomes a pretty important early-game possession for ohio state. nine points in two minutes and four seconds for brust. >> bill: they've got to dribble drive or get to the box somehow. don't settle deep. >> tim: thomas baseline pull-up. ravenel on the offensive board. he will take it right back up over kaminsky. >> bill: that helps. offensive rebound, but you've got to finish. >> tim: bruesewitz with the quick release. ravenel with the rebound for ohio state. >> bill: great balance. >> tim: a leaner. again, ravenel looking for a whistle. didn't get it. >> bill: i like the attack, though. >> tim: ohio state 0 for their last seven. kaminsky turned down that three, gave it right back to traevon who finds dekker. >> bill: they are are turning heads now. >> tim: numbers. >> bill: pretty. >> tim: pull-up for shannon. everything but the finish for the buckeyes. they're taking it right to the glass. they're just not hitting them. now a 12-0 run for wisconsin after being tied at 6-6. >> bill: that sense of accomplishment, you're getting good shots but you've just got to ring the bell a little bit. under 10, they're very comfortable late in shot clock situations. look at this. dribble drive. >> tim: kaminsky again. they always get wide-open looks. you say this about wisconsin, it seems, every year. if you just make shots, you're very good. >> bill: accumulations over the years of things bo picked up from other coaches, from people who coached him. maybe he picked something up from me when i was young. >> tim: how about that. baseball season is almost here. get ready by moving your fantasy league to the site that's won 10 best commissioner awards. visit cbssports.com/commissioner to get started. >> bill: as you know, i coached madison my first job, played wilks college and bo was on the team. i don't remember. prospect with the off hand. >> tim: might be the most hyped freshman they have had here in the bo ryan era, particularly locally. nothing but aaron brust -- comes down with it. >> bill: thomas posting up. could have used him. >> tim: brust. evans could not get position. thomas collects the rebound for ohio state. shannon scott at the controls which allows craft to play off the ball. >> bill: that's his game now. >> tim: another attack with no points to show for it. you can't say that ohio state is not getting good looks. >> bill: absolutely. >> tim: 0 for their last 10. look at the drive. the help. you pay, generally. clean looks. generally knockdowns. >> tim: laquinton ross with the rebound and the run is out to 14-0 over the last 5 1/2, and actually it could be worse. wisconsin has missed a couple of open looks. >> bill: think thomas time. you've got to get him involved. >> tim: working on evans. kaminsky the rebound. dekker's got that mike dunleavy look about him. he finds his running mate, ryan evans. time out buckeyes. >> bill: got to stay at home on him, solid player who plays with a lot of confidence, great guard there chatting with him. >> tim: ohio state going through some of what wisconsin had happen to them at minnesota at williams arena the other night, 10-minute drought, almost six minutes now without a bucket. laquinton ross too strong. >> bill: look at the hustle by bruesewitz. plays with reckless abandon. much like you at about 11:00 at night. >> tim: 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