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backbencher train keeps rolling along. welcome to the road to the final four. seth davis and the godly. this is a reminder for you to tonight on cbs begins with 60 minutes and larry david. that is followed by a new episode of madame secretary and plus the prayer of battle creek coming up tonight. the game just completed on cbs. wisconsin going to 26-3 on the season and 14-2 in the big ten. they cringe a chair in the regular-season championship. >> extremely impressive because they got it done doing what they always do, taking with the defense gives them in getting the ball inside to frank kaminsky and he was splendid on senior day. >> how good can he be. >> he has made such great

strides from his sophomore and junior and senior year, and he continues to get better. he shoots it and has great footwork and is confident and that is a winning combination. >> he thinks the way you do. we had a talk with frank kaminsky after the game. >> we have got frank kaminsky and congratulations. what does it mean to win a big ten championship. >> it's something i've worked for my whole career. it feels so good to finally accomplish it in front of our home fans. >> to me about the senior day you guys seemed really pumped up about this. is this a really special thing for you? >> absolutely. it's the last game at home and the school is been so good to me and the rest of the team. we wanted to go out on the right note. >> you dealt with expectations, heavy expectations all year long. has that been a burden? >> it has been a spurt. it's pushed me as well as all the other players two work harder and it's been an

unbelievable ride so far. >> can this team win the national championship? >> i think we have a chance. >> thanks very much. congratulations. >> he was absolutely superb from the start he's got some touches inside and he is a terrific shooter when he gets himself squared up. he got all of the moves with his back to the basket and he could go for either shoulder and use both hands and the range that he hasn't a big guy i think is what separates him from just about any other big guy who does what he does in the post as well. >> of question providers can the team with the national championship. >> absolutely. they came within a possession of it last year. most people in frank kaminsky situation would've not had a day after that season. he said had a chance to go to the nba. he wanted to come back because they wanted to have this type of experience playing with his teammates as a senior and graduating having senior day and this is what college

basketball used to be about. you come in and you develop year by year and you come in as a boy in the does the man. >> that's why he is so good. you have to fit into their style. i agree with you clark. what makes him special is his ability. he can also score in the low post. he can put a little guy on him and as a guy and he takes you out why did i thought coming into the year, they were the most likely team and now i think they are the second-most likely team to indianapolis. obviously kentucky is the number one there. >> we will take a time out and we'll be back with more in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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that really is unlimited. welcome back to the road to the final four. they are celebrating another championship for the badgers to locate you cut up another action. we've been waiting all season to wake up and play basketball and he woke up. twenty-eight big points, as any of the odds-on favorite to win the american -- and hamilton, the freshman, 16 points. if uconn turns this around, it is going to be january february. uconn in april considering how well they played in march last year. >> 81-73 huskies the final. they shot 53 percent in the second half. how about the priors today. >> they stay close to home in on

the road wilson had 22 pit i will tell you what, if the ncaa took that were to -to, they have a good team and combination and they are poor and -- the guard has -- and a pointguard has five rebounds and four steals are proud of a team two watch in the tournament. the 11-point winners province moving to 20-9 on the season. we will begin tonight with cbs 60 minutes and followed by a new episode of madame secretary, the good like, and battle creek coming up on cbs. and as the action continues over on cbs sports network with a huge atlantic 10 showdown, date and host rhode island only on the 24 home on cbs sports. join us saturday for tripleheader here on cbs and acc matchup, spare keys and antistate albaytu kencky hosted

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>> jeff: tonight march madness a new month begins old records shattered. to extreme cold in the east to record warmth in the west putting the pattern in perfective. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has just arrived in the u.s. ahead of a controversial address to congress this week. tens of thousands matched today in moscow after the killing of a prominent vladimir putin critic. the naz is about to hit a level it hasn't seen in 15 years. and as spring training games begin, an inside look at the outsiders changing the game of baseball. >> are you saying the vast majority of stuff i learned in little league and everybody learned in little league is wrong? >> wrong. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: hi, everyone, i'm

jeff glor, it's been a tale of two coasts and right now march doesn't look much different. these places in the east just had their foldest february ever. caribou, maine, average temperature 2.7 degrees portland maine 13.8 and jfk airport, 24.5 degrees. the following spots in the west just had their hottest february on record. yuma arizona average 68.4 las vegas 60 and portland, oregon 49. -- these extremes are taking a toll in many waysment we start with jericka duncan on the economics in the east. >> this week boston is expected to surface-- surpass a record of nearly 108 total inches of snow this season. winter storms have cost massachusetts more than $100 million. attendance at places of worship are down. church leaders say they're struggling to keep up with snow removal heating and maintenance costs. 60 presbyterian churches in new england have collectively asked for at

least 300,000 from the national churches disaster relief fund. many households are burning through their heating budgets. john drew works for a social service agency in boston that helps low income families. >> how many families have exhausted their benefits? >> well across the state, i would estimate 160,000 households? >> but the snowfall has been a windfall for others. william mahoney is the co-founder of the app plows and mows the uber of snowplows. he says february was the most profitable month since the company started 14 months ago. >> we plan on being over 60 by the end of the year. >> in manchester-by-the-sea massachusetts. >> this is the 14 pound package. >> kyle wearing packs and ships snow through his web site ship snow yo. you can get six pounds of snow for $89. 14 pounds will cost $169. a now booming business all because of an extraordinary

winter. >> fema doesn't normally give out money for snow events but due to the unprecedented weather conditions, jeff some cities may qualify for aid. >> jericka duncan, thank you very much. and the unusually warm and dry western winter has been the polar opposite of the east. here's carter avenue an-- evans. >> the week ensnowstorm is a welcome sight to ski resorts out west. many were considering shutting down early this year. but even the temporary reprieve is not enough. >> the sierra snow pack is just 19 percent of normal. critically low because the snowmelt helps fill reservoirs like california's clear lake which is now just 7% full. water is california's lifeblood. the fourth straight year of drought will put a major dent in agriculture a $45 billion industry. last year alone farms in the state lost $2.2 billion worth of crops. much of the west has also

been abnormallally warm this year including of all places alaska. where baren ground has forced the starting line for the iditarod sled dog race to be moved more than 200 miles north. the warmth also extends to the pacific ocean with water temperatures up to five degrees above normal forcing fish to migrate north leaving sea lion pups almost a thousand of them stranded and starving along the san diego coast. the storm that is now in california is already pushing east, with yet again more warm air to come. and no rain in sight. carter evans cbs news, los angeles. >> jeff: newly discovered e-mails are giving insight into the mind of the isis militant known as jihadi john. while living in london 2010 mohammed emwazi sent e-mails to a reporter for britain's mail on sunday newspaper expressing paranoia that he was being spied on by british intelligence. he said he felt quote like a

dead man walking. at the time emwazi was part of a group called the north-done boys which has sent dozens of jihadi fighters to syria and -- >> in moscow honoring morris nemtsov. he was gunned down near the kremlin friday night and today demonstrators chanted we will not forget, we will not forgive. and heroes don't die. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu arrived in washington this evening. in a speech to congress on tuesday, he will make his case against the deal on iran's nuclear program. netanyahu was invited by house republicans with who did not consult the white house. president obama has said he won't meet with netanyahu while he's in town. meanwhile today, secretary of state john kerry left for switzerland for more talks on iran. >> coming up here tonight taking stock of the nasdaq comeback. and a fire breaks out on one of disneyland's most popular rides.

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>> jeff: the nasdaq has almost completed its epic climb back. last week the index nearly hit 5,000, where it hasn't been since the dotcom bubble burst 15 years ago. from there the index fell 80% in less than three years. here to explain the nasdaq's comeback and why it's important, analyst jill schl'eggsinger. always good to see you. it is amazing to think it was 15 years ago. >> it took that long because that's how big that bubble was. of course we go back to '94 there was real innovation at that time. the problem is that investors grabbed any part of that new economic that they could regardless of whether a company was profitable or not. from 1992 to 2000 the nasdaq index went from 600 to-- 600 to 5,000 that's cate a ride. by the time we peaked in march of 2000 to the end 69 year, that index was halved. >> jeff: the question is what happened to that new economy. >> it's still here.

so let's be clear that there was real invasion-- innovation at the time. i think the problem was that people were paying anything to get a piece of it and we look at pets.com it is a great example of the boom and bust. >> oh, wow, you have a stuffed things. i love stuffed things. >> here is a company that was started in 1998. really got huge fast. they raised $82 million in the beginning of the year 2000. that company was broke by the end of the year. that sock puppet went to puppy heaven. >> jeff: the companies of the nasdaq today are different though. >> well, yeah, i mean the nasdaq index itself has about half as many companies. they tend to be bigger. and you think of the big names like apple and microsoft and google, these are companies that are the backbone of this economy. and they are profitable. one thing i should note nasdaq 5,000 seems like an important number but when we adjust for inflation we actually would have to get to 7,000 to reclaim where we were 15 years ago.

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>> jeff: winter still has three weeks left but in florida today, a sign of spring. baseball, the philadelphia phillies against the university of tampa in the first spring training exhibition game of the year. rough start for the phillies. the college kids took it 6-2. it's also been a rough few years for pitchers. arm injuries also leading to tommy john surgery have reached epidemic levels. no one seems to fully understand why. but a "60 minutes" sports found out there are those trying. >> i think baseball overall is ten years behind the other sports. with technology involved in other sports is out there they're using it. baseball is just now starting to realize that it could help. the information is out there jeff. it's out there. someone has to embrace it. put the-- aside and try to help the end-user the athelete. everybody in this room could fix this guy how.

>> house and like-minded disciples have embraced technology like this. 3d motion analysis as seen in this demo from motois global partnered with the american sports medicine-- mets institute. sensors and high speed cameras reveal what the naked eye cannot. and to nearly everyone's surprise, the data shows that many of the time worn dos and don'ts of pitching wisdom are flat out wrong. >> throwing across your body is not a bad thing. opening up is not a bad thing. all right landing on your heel is not a bad thing. -- curve balls don't hurt the ball, thrown properly a curve ball is the easiest pitch on the warm. you are saying the vast a majority of stuff i learned in little league and that everyone else learned in little league is wrong. >> wrong, yes, sir. >> and again i'm going to take a step back. a lot of this came about because our eyes lie to us. and it amazed me when we started getting data at a thousand frames a second on what the he reit-- elite did,

to myself, i went okay tom you weren't really good at what you were teaching. >> making matters worse, is base all's insayable need for speed. time was a kid needed to throw strikes at 90 miles an hour to get a scout's attention. but that was yesterday. >> 96.4. >> what is the new bar. >> the new bar for major league fast ball is 100 miles an hour. >> come on. >> there are more 100 mile an hour throwers right now in baseball than there has been in the history of the game. >> jeff: you can see the full report on "60 minutes" sports wednesday nights on showtime. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor cbs news in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

conditions on the roads and sidewalks across the area. hello everybody i'm bruce johnson, thanks for joining us. we just shake winter, another round of sleet and freezing rain making for another miserable sunday evening. we've got team coverage for you of this latest winter blast. let's start with erica grow. what is next? >> reporter: oh boy bruce. it sure doesn't feel like the start of spring. does it? the first meet logical start of spring. and the winter storm warning in effect