>> brian: butler has the lead and the ball. time out story wig. texas has two remaining. butler just one. >> steve: isaiah taylor showed he was going to use the screen-and-roll with lammert. kameron woods was worried about switching. you can't have taylor go one-on-one with woods because of his length. i think right now if you're butler you have to have a way to get this basketball in you've got to go get it a foul on isaiah taylor. >> brian: barlow will head to the free-throw line. quick foul. quick bucket by taylor. a quick foul. and i think rick barnes wanted something else there. he's not happy with the way that shook out. alex barlow. out of the cincinnati area. excellent free-throw shooter. his first of the day. 82 1/2%. barlow calmly knocks it down. nothing but net. barlow can make it a three-possession game with a free throw here. 53.8 remaining. alex barlow makes them both. a ton of free throws this half for butler. they've made 15. seven-point lead. texas. wasted a lot of time. felix will fire a three. yes. javan felix keeping a glimmer of hope alive with the longhorns. felix from long range. butler ball when we come back. s? ♪ ♪ [explosion] ♪ [loud chatter] because this is the land that i love. the country i'm honored to serve. >> brian: javan felix, a major bench threat just hit a huge three. texas, one time out remaining as is butler. look for a quick foul here. great free-throw shooters for butler in barlow and dunham. no fouls. clock ticks. dunham on the move. barlow. chrabascz couldn't get rid of that basketball fast enough. barlow is fouled. fires up a three and almost went in. >> steve: smart basketball. he knew he was getting fouled. tried to get a three-point shot. >> brian: barlow and dunham the guys they want on the line. >> steve: great strength keeping that basketball. alec barlow trying to get a three-point shot out of it. smart play by him. >> brian: barlow has 15 free throw makeses in the game. one for two in the first half. 16 for 21 for the game. in this half. 16 points from the line. barlow can make it 17. >> steve: the defense adjustment. is it man-to-man? a little show of man-to-man but i think they're dropping back into a zone. >> brian: 22 to go. texas knows they've got to get one up there. three-point try. holmes. no. woods can the rebound. that might do it right there. kameron woods, the top rebounder in the big east rips one down. butler headed to the line. a chance to make it a three-possession game again. >> steve: jonathan holmes got an excellent look. once he missed it it comes down to the size of texas. >> brian: woods can't get the first one to go. four out of seven. not a lot of time for the horns to come back. down six. woods can put them away right here. buries it. kameron woods. he and barlow hit big free throws down the stretch. texas running out of options. felix. long three. no. dunham's got it. whistle coming. butler ready to seal this one away. >> steve: gutsy performance by the bulldogs. kameron woods shaken up on that play but huge rebounds. alex barlow came up with a huge one and dunham right there picking up that loose ball. >> brian: kellen dunham hit that big three-pointer. 19 points. mike it 20 for dunham. still some big questions. roosevelt jones. that's going to be a major story tonight and tomorrow. butler gets ready for notre dame. the butler bulldogs sending the texas longhorns home. the big 12 is 30- in this first window on thursday. butler moving on. 56-48. they'll match up against notre dame on saturday. >> steve: the rebounding you look at for them they competed on the glass, they have points in the paint, all the things you thought would be an advantage for the teloxas rnnghos. >> brian: butler and notre dame. our final butler wins it 56-48. tournament games continue live now on tnt, tbs and tru-tv. cbs prime time. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> ernie: welcome back to our new york studios and the road to the final four your final score butler holding off texas 56-48. the bulldogs advance to play notre dame in the next round. tonight the midwest region tips off with an 8-9 match-up between cincinnati and purdue. followed by the overall number one seed. unbeaten kentucky beginning its quest for history against first-four winner hampton. our first full day, about halfway through here on march madness. back with more tonight. we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you pay for your data every month. so why does your carrier take back what you don't use? it'sr youdata! all your unused data and if you switch now, we'll even give 10you gi gabytes of free 4g lte data on the spot. 10 gigabytes of free 4g lte data. only from t-mobile. well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow 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it may look pretty impressive tomorrow morning in terms of snow falling, but temperatures will be above freezing. a hard snow to accumulate except on grass, mulch, trees, shrubs. that's it, west of 15 out in loudoun county three to six inches plus. it'll be a wide range in our viewing area. hagerstown you could get six. frederick could get four. gaithersburg could get three. and down to just a few flakes. one of those typical end of the season storm with the season temperatures struggling to get down to freezing. might be a 3.5. and roads will be wet. some of the roads north and west of town from the side roads could get slushy early in the morning because of the incredibly fast accumulating snow. 52 right now. dew point is 20. and how could it snow when it is 52? we've seen this time and time again as the temperatures upstairs determine what falls from the sky. okay here is the precipitation. you can see all the rain and snow back in west virginia, extending back in to kentucky and tennessee. i don't think it's going to roll in here until after midnight at the timetable. morning commute will be a mess. it'll be snow. heaviest snow north and west and again the service temperatures above 32 will cut down on accumulation, especially on the road surfaces. mainly rain east of i-95. so the future cast at 1:00. they will be getting some rain. and some of the action will begin as rain and then kick to snow by dawn. in fact by 6:00 a.m. now we have snow in dc, fairfax, leesburg. but again notice the temperatures, they're above freezing which will be a good thing. down towards la plata it is just rain. i thought they were a little aggressive with the snow. and now it is rain in dc. still snow hanging on north and west. back towards winchester and martinsburg and the panhandle of west virginia. by 6:00 p.m. most of the heavy activity is gone. most of the snow by then will turn to rain briefly. day planner 39 to start rain and snow. 38 at 9:00. 38 at 11:00 and 39 with just plain rain by 1:00 downtown. so yellow alert obviously. but then march, it's great isn't it? the first full day of spring. a little cooler on sunday, but still nice with the temperatures in the mid-50s. the next seven days. mid-50s on tuesday and up mid- 50s on wednesday. another front goes through and just rain showers in the wake of that we could handle a two- degree drop. a protest continues at the university of the apparent beating by a black student. >> this is where it happened after marquise johnson was not allowed in the trinity pub. officers arrested him. and then he ended up on the ground bleeding from his head. protest continues through campus today. after the arrest of marquise johnson. >> most people don't want to admit that it was a racially motivated event, but it was. like everyone else she saw the photos and the videos, while agents held him down. >> you could see the picture of him lying there that it was difficult for me as a mother to see. >> reporter: they drew some 500 people. ten stitches in his head took the high road. >> i beg for you guys and the way that you feel about subjects. like everyone here we're all part of one community. and that we deserve the respect for each other. >> reporter: this beating may be an isolated incident. but the students here say that the racism is prevalent. >> it affects us every single day. and i have never felt comfortable here. i'm here to get my degree and get out and never come back. >> as a parent i speak to all the parents as those pictures are disturbing. >> reporter: there are many pictures and photos after he was on the ground. what happened before is under investigation. in charlottesville, peggy fox wusa9. >> and those special agents involved in his arrest have been assigned to the administrative duties. after a shooting in knoxville, maryland. 60 miles northwest of dc and police have ruled it a double murder suicide. they join us live. what happened here? >> well first of all this quiet community is stunned at the tragedy that happened right behind me. the house that you see there. police say that the 87-year-old shot and killed his 86-year-old wife and his 56-year-old son with special needs. she has lived in her home for more than five decades and has known the family across the street for years. she describes them as wonderful neighbors who would help her out. but the couple suffered health issues. >> there was something wrong for them too. i think they told him that it was maybe cancer. >> reporter: and they found johnny green and his son dead. his wife mary was taken to the hospital and later died. the father in the basement. >> they couldn't take it any longer i guess. they had three children including their special needs son who lived with them. >> mark is a very nice guy. and he put a lot of miles on that bike, even though he was mentally challenged or handicapped. he was a very nice guy. he was willing to help you out if he could. >> reporter: the neighbors say they will miss seeing the family, they say especially the son. >> everybody knew him. he used to drive around like i said every day and he was always stopping to talk to you. >> reporter: police say that johnny green had called a family member to say that he shot his wife and son and he was about to turn the gun on himself. and that is when police shortly came out here. police say they do not have any history with the home. but a neighbor walked up saying i cannot believe they're all gone. >> thank you, surae. we have another story for you on wednesday. they confirmed and offered some new details. the dc cop accused of sexually assaulting two teenagers has twice been conducted earlier. bruce live with the latest on this one. >> reporter: we told you that this is not the first time that he had been in trouble. but now we have new details and the prosecutor says that there are new victims that are coming forward. >> don't touch me. leave me alone. >> reporter: they lashed out at the media after the judge ordered the cop and pastor held in jail as a danger to the community. especially a danger to young women. >> they standby him despite the four counts of sexually assaulting teenagers, including sexual assault while armed in his church and in his office on the top floor of the police headquarters. >> we support him. we love him. >> reporter: he has a pattern of praying on young women. at the dc police academy in 2007, he allegedly cornered a cadet, closed the door and fondled her breast. at fifth district, he told another officer that he wanted to take her to the hotel to give her a massage and then hit her buttocks. that got him demoted from sergeant to officer. the reverent says that he has known bess for almost 30 years. >> my heart goes out for the alleged victims. it's not that line though, no, sir. but here is what i do know that as humans we have the potential to make those bad decisions. >> reporter: the judge found that there was probable cause to believe that he abused his power as a police officer and as a pastor and said that the alleged assault inside police headquarters here showed a boldness and that suggested he is dangerous. live at dc superior court, bruce leshan wusa9. >> thank you, bruce. if convicted on all counts, that cop could face as many as 35 years in prison. some serious repairs tonight. they lost control just a little while ago crashing in to the front of the rite aid and look at where it ended up. the driver was given a sobriety test right there on the scene. only property damage was involved. no injuries connected to this one. all right, it is march madness right now. getting ready for their first round game tonight. >> yeah, dave owens is live with more. hey dave. >> that's right. i'm here in portland. soccer, coffee, beer. and you guessed which two. all right fans have begun to wind their way in to the arena, although it is kind of hard to find those wearing the georgetown colors. why? well take a look. finding fans in portland is sort of like locating the other sock and a load of laundry that you know it is there, but hard to find. i don't know what that is. >> wow. >> but remember that this is the west coast time. >> yeah, it is still early. in fact hello, hello, hello. hello. nobody. >> reporter: the streets are filled with many. >> wait, we found one. >> and that is how far eastern washington might be. we'll be louder than them, i promise you that. different bulldogs. >> what do you think of that? >> probably the wrong bulldog to be honest. >> yeah, the wrong bulldog. here are some arizona fans in the house. hopefully they will be feeling like them later on tonight. back to you guys in the studios. >> hopefully they would show up for the game. >> all right, dave. we'r i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so 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bull's eye in upper montgomery county north and west and west at 15 and also north and west as we are three to six inches or more that could fall. you'll get a bunch of snow. frederick as well. over towards winchester. up in to martinsburg. i do see the slush on the roads in upper montgomery county. very early tomorrow morning. >> they have been cut out of the billion dollar casino project. we talked to them today and i guess that they say they have been gambling on these projects and it is becoming a snake eye. >> reporter: yeah, that is exactly right as a lot of people first announced they were going to build this construction project behind me that not everyone was thrilled about it. now they say that deal is not being honored. >> reporter: half of the men based in the county. michael brian is concrete. every one of them thought they would be working on the construction of the billion dollar casino. but they say that every bid they entered was denied and the primary contractor and often without any explanation. that he represents contractors in the county, saying that over 20 minority-owned businesses have reached out to them with complaints just like these that they would believe it is immoral. they say that they must hire the minority-owned businesses for at least 30% of the total construction value, which is roughly $300 million. this group says that they haven't come close to that. >> making $10 to $15 million. they didn't do what they were suppose to do if they can't give you an answer. >> as black minorities and counties, we just need to stick to the sides. >> we went to their office here behind me as they told us that they were not interested in speaking to the media at this time that we also called them to see what they had to say about all of this as they have not yet returned our call, but they will be staying on this. >> and they tell wusa9 that the governor's office will be there as well. new information tonight on a woman killed in maryland. announcing the first murder indictment. the 29-year-old crystal anderson disappeared in august of 2011. her remains were found near the state park in january of 2012. deputies believe they have finally solved the case. anderson's mother remembers the life cut not too short. >> i think about her laugh at 2:00 in the morning. and i feel it at this moment. that i'm robbed of a life. >> currently in the maryland department of corrections serving a sentence for an unrelated armed robbery conviction. as investigators say that other people may be charged in this case. we've got a disturbing report out of colorado. and her fetus was cut out of her womb. it happened when a mom replied to a craig's list ad. the 34-year-old took it to the hospital and claimed that she had a miscarriage. around the same time the victim arrived at the same hospital and police put two and two together and arrested layne on attempted murder charges. now the 26-year-old victim is expected to survive, but sadly her 7-month-old baby did not. right after the break, a house fire claimed the life of one man in springfield this morning. they were called to the scene just before 6:00 where four people were inside the homes. three of them made it out with non-life threatening injuries. but one man died. and the neighbors who called 911 described a chaotic scene. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the washington couple who left their toddlers in a cold car while attending a wine tasting event will not be going to jail. the 46-year-old jenny chang and the 41-year-old christopher lucas pleaded guilty to charges of attempted second-degree cruelty to children. this includes a deferred sentencing agreement. if the couple completes classes and complies with their conditions that the government agreed to drop the case. the testimony in the eric gardner choke hold case will not be made public afterall. that's the ruling today from a new york judge. the aclu and other agencies wanted that 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>> reporter: yeah, i had both of those teams going to the lead eight as my bracket is way busted. i'm sure a lot of peoples are too. it didn't take long for the madness to begin. but the turns are trying to avoid the news of the other team that got upset, and all the coaches and a couple of players that have been to the tournament as they would talk about what to expect this week. the biggest message is to stay focused, but really enjoy the moment as well as i tell you that they were doing both of those at practice today and that they would entertain the fans here with some trick shots and incredible dunks. the guys told me that the enormity of this situation just began to hit them today when they would walk through the arena doors. >> and we all know it slowly, but surely. and it is a little differently. but for a lot of them that have not been here for a long time. and i think that it will be really big for us. >> reporter: they prove themselves all year and they need to do it again for the new tournament to go out to play it well and i don't know if you are looking to validate. but you just want to go out to perform well and the motivation is just fun. it's a great time of the year. and let's make sure that it will continue for a while. >> reporter: and also practicing today that the virginia cavaliers have their first challenge tomorrow as well. let's go now to frank hanrahan down in charlotte. >> the virginia cavaliers are wrapping up their pre-game workout today here in charlotte. belmont bruins, 3:10 on friday afternoon. and the big theme here as coach tony bennett of uva saying we've got to limit their three- point shooting because they love to fill it up from beyond the arc. >> it is a tremendous challenge because of their ability to shoot and that they are sounding tough that you would just see it. well coached. guys are understanding how to play. certainly putting the premium on our ability to try to bother as many shots as we can. but to be in that position and they rebound well because they have such long shots. and then they are sound and steady defensively. so when you get to this stage, you're going to have to play well. >> they can really shoot the ball. and traditionally it will cause a problem as i think that we could adjust things real well. and i think it will be a great game. >> it all starts and ends with their defense as they could limit belmont that they will be advancing on to the third round. in charlotte, frank hanrahan, wusa9 sports. while terps and cavs have one more day, we'll go to portland, oregon as they would have more on their final prep for the big game tonight. hey dave. >> reporter: hey what's up, guys. here is my bracket as i'm crumbling this thing up and i want to throw it in to that fire over there because iowa state and baylor, how could they do that to me? and of course that we have been talking about upsets all day. this is where they are really talking about upsets with georgetown and eastern washington and here is the question. will this be ground hog day once again for the la hoya and the tournaments? we'll see. they are the higher seed and favored. but you wouldn't know it. >> this is going to be a road game. that you're never going to believe that they would make two threes in a row. and then all of a sudden you would have them against you. >> yeah, the eagles are geographically closer and many have a premonition. >> a lot of people don't think that we would be in this position. and you know, we know what type of team we are. >> reporter: eastern washington could fly. the country's third best scoring team and the nation's leading scorer. guaranteeing victory. >> i want them to know that their coach believes in them. and they are confident in them and they are sending them out in the court to be fearless. >> and it is what they say. and stuff like that too. that we are going to go out there and play hard in georgetown basketball. >> reporter: well of course they would call it rip city as you see the sign right there. the question is if the tournament dreams will be torn apart by eastern washington. we'll see. we are live from portland. guys, kristen i should say back to you in columbus. >> all right. dave, hold on before you go. before you go, i cannot leyou go just yet. you were a very interesting ensemble yesterday. kind of jacket. and people are making comments. it's like you're ready for spring. well first of all whenever they would get mentioned in that same sentence, something is wrong. that's a disrespect. the people loved it saying they wanted to rock that thing and i said hey if they win, he can wear it, so we will see. [ laughter ] >> that is funny. >> you cannot blame them for wearing the other team's color in that one guys. >> i like his shirt better. >> it is great to see him out there as he has been well for a while and great to see him out there wearing the crazy colors again. >> all right, dave took the whole jacket with him. hopefully they will be there in a minute and you'll sport them all. coming your way at 6:00, who would do this? the memorial honoring the arson and k9 teams. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you cable, because if we never had you we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability - 8 years running. plus, fios has the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. see the difference for yourself. get a fios triple play online at an amazing price, guaranteed for two full years! plus, get a $300 bonus with a two-year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v wal-mart is planning a super store. tonight the neighbors are fighting against it. >> i'm surae chinn in knoxville, maryland with details on a double-murder suicide. that's coming up. >> we told you that it was not the first time that the dc cop has been in trouble on sexual misconduct. but now we're getting new details and possibly new victims. but first get ready for hopefully the final snow of the season. when is it expected to hit? let's get to topper shut with the answers. >> i think if you are downtown, you're not going to see much at all. maybe a trace to an inch. but west of i-95 and fairfax and back in prince williams, probably one to three inches. primarily on those grassy surfaces as they have got to snow real hard to overcome those temperatures above freezing. it'll occur in martinsburg and down to winchester as we are three to six inches plus there. even there i think that we will see a little bit of the slush on the roadways tomorrow morning, but most of that will be on trees and shrubs with a winter storm warning in effect. and also in hagerstown and washington county. upper montgomery county and west of 15 as they would have a winter weather advisory. but the heavy snow north and west that will look impressive for a. why critical time at 3:00 a.m. to noon. most of the accumulation on the grassy areas. but some slush of the roads are north and west of town on friday morning. so by 6:00, here comes the snow. up 270. notice they're above freezing. the snow is down to dc, but the temperatures are still in the mid-30s as it will take a while to accumulation with no worries. either way it will be a slow commute on your friday morning. >> thank you, top. neighbors in prince george's county today took a stand against a super wal-mart as they say they just don't want in their neighborhoods. >> reporter: the county's planning board approved that construction needed for the wal- mart to be build in annapolis and glendale roads last year. but the district council asked them to reconsider that today. and he spoke to neighbors, who don't want wal-mart in their backyards. >> reporter: today's hearing at the county administration building was delayed for four hours in part to accumdate the dozens of those people that wanted to come to speak here today to put in that 24-hour wal-mart in their community. >> reporter: it is real quiet here. >> reporter: the calm that she has found

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