jim: kentucky with 15 seconds. clark: they should go for the last one at about eight seconds. jim: it's in knight's hand jim: kentucky with 15 seconds. it's in knight's hand. he beat princeton at the gun. yes, with five seconds! ohio state racing up the floor. their season on the line. buford for the line. no, and kentucky pulls off the monster upset. wildcats take out the number one overall seed of the tournament! greg g.: and that's how it wound down in newark just a few seconds ago. the kentucky wildcats knocking off the number one overall seed in the tournament, the ohio buckeyes. meanwhile on tbs taking place right now, 2:30 to play, the rams of v.c.u. with a four-point lead on the seminoles of florida state. 65-61. with that we welcome you to "road to the final four." greg gumbel along with greg anthony, kenny smith and charles barkley. just a terrific game and as i said to you when you walked back into the studio you have to give all the credit in the world to john calipari. charles: that's one to have reasons i picked kentucky to win. a lot of guys say he hasn't won the big one. the guy is a hell of a coach. they played a fantastic game. first of all take your hat off to ohio state. they had a fantastic season. that was a great basketball game. but kentucky, they pretty much played a perfect game. they got the tempo they wanted. they basically walked the ball up and down the court and ran an iceo every time. -- iso every time. cal made a good adjustment because he did not double. none of those three-point shooters got going because he never doubled sullinger. that's what happened when they played george mason. they didn't stop either. calipari said if sullinger can get 40, we're not losing. take your hat off to john calipari. kenny: the reason i kept flip-flopping and at the end went with kentucky, to play a perfect game you have to play a perfect lineup. the only way was to have a guy who could play sullinger somewhat one-on-one, which was sullinger and then you have to have perimeter people who can beat you off the dribble. they had it with knight and jones. they had it at all positions. the only way you can play a perfect game is you have to have the personnel to do it. this was the perfect personnel for an upset if you were looking at ohio state. no one else in the country, maybe not. i said before, you always toews go -- face your nemesis in the tournament. greg a.: it's interesting. jared sullinger was probably the best talent on the floor. but the two best players in the game were josh harrellson and deandre liggins. brandon knight hit the game winner, which was huge. and give him all the credit. he's done that twice in this tournament. but liggins, 16 points, three assists, three blocked shots. harrellson, 17 points, 10 rebounds, the defense, the ability for you to not have to double-team sullinger. his defense down the stretch was so big. i was tweeting this earlier. i said they're going to go as far as those two players take them and they depid the -- did the job tonight. greg g.: and now kentucky moves on to play north carolina. here's sunday's lineup for you. we'll be here at 2:00 eastern with the road to the final four. we'll set the stage for the southwest regional final. then kentucky will battle north carolina at 5:05 eastern. tomorrow at noon eastern, get a head start on your march madness viewing with infiniti. then at 1:00 eastern here on cbs, b.y.u.-hawaii and bellarmane square off. at 3:00 eastern, leading town butler and florida in the southeast regional final at 4:30 eastern. followed by uconn and arizona in the west regional championship at 7:05 eastern. the tournament continues tonight with the conclusion of v.c.u. and florida state on tbs. when that game is over stay tuned for "inside march madness" for most of you tonight on cbs after your late local news, it's the late show with david letterman. he has donald trump and vanessa hudgens. we'll see you back here tomorrow. for greg, kenny, charles, our entire crew, i'm greg gumbel. thanks for watching. entire crew, i'm greg gumbel. thanks for watching. goonts, everyone. 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light on that shocking day. a newly elected county council member have been named in key players in a pay to play scheme running ramped across the state. they discuss a $100,000 check made out to the county executive believed to be a bribe from a developer. >> just tear it up or chew it up. something. >> what do you want to do with it. >> put it in your panties and tell them you were in the bathroom and open the door and sit down. okay. >> jack johnson is the only one who has spoken out. >> i'm innocent of these charges. >> legal experts say the new complaint shines more light on the council woman. >> and i think they're going to be trying to show at trial, if it gets that far, that, you know, she knew about all of this. maybe not literally from day one, but pretty close today one. she was helping him cover it up. >> they are out of jail and have surrendered their passports. there's no court hearing scheduled for leslie johnson. >> if found guilty, leslie johnson faces up to 20 years 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he was sleep. this is new video of him leaving his home today. when asked for a comment, he declined. congress is calling for a full investigation. >> reporter: the reagan controller went silent for 33 minutes. he's been suspended from his job by the faa. >> i'm outraged. i want to know why this happened. >> reporter: so to congressman andy harris. the commission is planning a formal review. >> we have to make sure someone in the middle of the night doing an important job is awake. >> the 20--year veteran admitted he fell asleep just at 11:55 p.m. the pilot reached out to an air traffic controller 40 miles away. >> i called them on the commercial line and there's no answer. >> reporter: the american pilot had to land unassisted. so did a united flight 15 minutes later which was able to reach the tower once it's on the ground. >> the captain says you won't believe this, but we can't get in contact with tower control. >> reagan national which has light overnight traffic has had just one 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a great job, people would not be asking these questions. they want him to resign to a new contract that would end in 2014. maryland lawmakers are getting ready to pop the cork on wineries being able to ship directly to consumers. it would allow you to order wine from wineries out of state and have it shipped to your home. it does not allow shipments from retailers. at the very moment, someone could be the winner of $312 million. filled with hopes and wishes and dreams, people packed stores across maryland to participate in the huge lottery jackpot. the odds of winning 176 million to one. so what are those winning numbers. 22, 24, 31, 52, 54, and the mega ball 4. close encounter. a huge shark comes awfully close to a kayaker. colors canceled. why ford dealers are told to stop ordering cars in certain colors. carroll county tries to put more room between pro test tores and funerals. ,,,,,, . >> it is 39 degrees in and partly cloudy. take a look another this video shot off the coast of 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god gave a to get. >> i have never felt this much pain in my entire life. >> this recent tragedy put it on the map for us again. they're looking to put 100 feet between a protest and a funeral. >> we've talked about 100 feet, 5,000 feet. we would like it to be -- with the full understanding of the need to respect people's free speech, we would like the space for people going through very difficult circumstances. >> it would take 20 days to get it on the books, not enough time for another military family facing a funeral. >> there is no indication the westboro members are coming back, but after their protests, there are worry they might. >> the maryland legislature is always debating a buffer zone between protesters and funerals. well, the earthquake and tsunami in japan are causing problems for ford dealers. they're having difficulty in getting ingredients for paint from japan. there's a shortage problem with shades of red. ford feels they can meet their demands with their current inventory. people are expected to attend the cherry blossom festival in washington, dc. it runs through april 10th. this is the 99th anniversary of when japan gave the trees to washington. their peak bloom is thursday through friday, but first they will have to make it through this weekend's weather. what is the snow going to do? >> the snow won't hurt as much as the cold. we'll get snow sunday morning. take a look at temperatures. chilly, but not as cold as last night. 39. we've had clouds. northwest winds at five. the barometer holding steady right now. d.c. is mild at 30 with 39, 22, 38, 22. by the way, around the basin, it's warmer. the water keeps it warmer. they probably didn't have fog this morning. 46, 27, 57, 36 the record is 85 and 20. right now, there's northwest winds bringing this chilly air in. a system came through the region earlier today and died out. the next one is not going to die out. it's going to move across the country and get warm gulf moisture and then late tomorrow night, essentially on sunday morning, that's when we expect to see precipitation with cold air in place. we'll have some precip. looks like a mixture of rain and snow. how much do we expect, an inch or so down to the south and some rain. one to two inches and maybe a little drizzle before it ends. 2-4 here. some spots in southwest virginia. could get as much as five inches of snow. overnight tonight, partly cloudy and still in the upper 30s down in the city. tomorrow, 46 and sunshine and clouds. next five days, snow early sunday until about noon. then a little drizzle. 37 tops the cold day. warming up, 35, 50, 54. monday, whatever falls sunday for the most part will be gone. it's going to be mainly on the grass and trees, not much expected on the paved services. >> the orioles deal with an injury concern with the season just a week away. mark has details next in sports. henson, once you get through that big n' toasty, we're going to go over sales figures, complete this merger, 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