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On the night of April 8, Marcus Morris Sr. returned to his locker in the fourth quarter of an easy Clippers win over the Phoenix Suns and scrolled through his phone to catch up on the evening’s events.
“No way that happened,” he said, chuckling to himself.
There was Marcus, dealing with the frustration of an early exit bestowed on him by his usual foil an NBA referee. And somehow the refs had gotten to Markieff, too, booting the league’s notorious twin troublemakers during the same national TV doubleheader?
“I knew everybody would be like, we did that on purpose,” Marcus says. “First of all, we love playing. Second of all, we love money. So we’re not trying to get ejected.”
leave the front door of his silver spring home unlocked. thprincipal would wait upstairs, expecng ahasn tie saunders. but saunders showed up with three friends and went upstairs carrying a gun and intending to rob brian betts we believe the evidence demonstrates this was an accidental killing but it was during the course of a robbery and it was not my client s gun. that doesn t mean he did not have the gun. it was not his gun. reporter: the mother and sister of slain principal brian betts will speak publicly this month. this has been an extraordinarily painful process. they miss brian dearly. and each tim they have to come to court they re remied of him and what he suffered. at this time we re reserve comment until the next court appearance. we look forwd to sentencing so everybody can hear from the family for the first time. reporter: the three other defendants have their cases working through court system now. they are chaed with stealing pr the home of brian betts,
taylor potts looking back over at the sideline. they ll go straight ahead with the running play. and baron batch. baron was only going to carry it about eight times tonight. this is what happens when a guy who is like a captain-like player. a person who takes charge. yeah. tommy tuberville has just taken off the headset on the sideline. and the crowd knows exactly what that means. what a big win for tommy tuberville and trying to build this program. sitting at 4-4. they ve lost a ton of guys to injury. the fans were getting a little wrestless. they were used to winning nine, ten games a year. but this is going to be a turnover program. and don t forget tommy tuberville s background. he took over ole miss and auburn when both of those programs were on probation. this is a nice, big win for him in his first year as head coach of texas tech. almost the head coach at auburn. he defeated archrival, alabama, eight of ten times. potts will take the snap. he ll take a knee. the
escalators have worked. reporter: all through the system, metro is taking a close look at its moving stairys in the aftermath of last weekend s problem at the l enfant plaza station. anescalator sped up, resulting in passenger pile ups at the bottom, leaving with six thiinjd and one seriously. other problem at the gallery plagues. no one was hurt there, but the red flag was raised. what we have decided to do is take a proacte precautionary approach and inspect all of the escalators. reporter: it can be a problem for patrons with mobility issues. it s a problem for me to walk, because i have arthritis in my knees. reporter: even those more fleet of foot find it challenging. steps are built so you can walk them. escalators have a much higher rise. so walking an escalator is much more difficult than walking stairs. luckily, she and a friend were bound for a walk to benefit the heart association. the irony of that wasn t lost on them. yeah, i it was kind of a warm
i was happy to get runs on the board. let colby work. ken: how important was it for the team tonight and how much did the feeling in the dugout change after your home run? player: it was big. we needed this. we knew we had to come in and do our job today and get us a fresh start going after the road series. we came in, did our job. colby threw a great game and we put things together and came out with the w. ken: new series? player: that s right. ken: thank you. back to you. chris: thank you very much. this place is rocking! with good reason, because we have ourselves a series. tomorrow night at 8:00 eastern/5:00 pacific, game four the scheduled starter madison bumgarner. 21 years old. he will become the fifth youngest pitcher to start a world series game. tommy hunter, winless in the post season but 7-0 at home in the regular season. what are you looking forward to in game four? eric: both of the pitchers can do well, you i guess this is a bullpen game. bumgar