good evening, and happy fourth of july. on this independence day, general david petraeus took command of the war in afghanistan. at a time when casualties are rising, the american public is getting increasingly impatient and the last commander was just fired for complaining about his bosses in rolling stone. despite all of that, petraeus made a bold and apparently uncharacteristic statement today. we are in this to win, he said. we re going to start tonight with martha raddatz in kabul. reporter: dan, general petraeus warned there would be tough days ahead, but he is used to those. and he is very used to taking on a new command. we got a glimpse behind the scenes today. general petraeus practicing for his ceremony. the passing of the colors. a microphone test. can you hear me now? reporter: rehearsal hardly seem eed necessary for petraeus. he s been through similar lair ceremonies so many times. 2008, at central command. and the most significant, iraq 2007. a move t
good evening, thanks for joining us for geico sports extra. tonight, mike shanahan talks abo his expectations with the team s offseason training and the capitols pack their bags for a long road trip. first, let hit the hard road. the big championship game tonight. the hoyas look for the first tournament title since 2007 and if greg monroe was half the player when he nearly pulled off a triple double, georgetown should be okay and they were playing against west virginia. and he drives, lays it in and out to a quick 8-1 lead. the final minute of the first half and wins the battle for the loose ball and goes to wries chris wright and gets fouled. the hoyas were down 4 at the half. the second half, west virginia and to casey mitchell, nails the base line 3 and had the biggest, 43-44 and the hoyas fight back and answers with the baseline, three of his own and looks like he was fouled and could have been a fo-point play and this is tied, 58-58 with 9 secs left. and having lost