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. >> i'm not sure u-conn won this game as much as butler lost it. this is an unprecedented failure to hit the basket. it was horrible. butler came up one december per ration shot of oning last year against duke. they tried to redeem themselves against u-conn. it was a battle -- he was calhoun's age. they made just 12 shots while missing 5 #. ---- 52. that's the worst since 1946. second half belonged to the huskies. jeremy put them up. walker had 16 points. jim calhoun wins his third national title and becomes the oldest ever to do so. >>> -- turns down a job offer to go to nc state. >>> thornton had a goal plus an assist. he gave up 999 career points. san jose wins 6-1. six different players score. obviously, one of best goalies in the league right now. i say right now because when you get to the stanley cup playoffs, a goalie can take you all the way to the finals. >> he took the blackhawks last year. >> exactly. >> he's the guy to have. >> we're coming back at 11:00.

. >> and coming up, april fool's day opening of wonder conn. okay, there we are...e all trying to save money, that's why i'm shooting this commercial myself, at home. it's really easy and i can pass the savings onto you. okay, ready for the food part? check it out. my warm and flaky croissant sandwiches. supreme or sausage. both made with fresh egg and melting cheese. you get 2 for just 3 bucks okay, i'm back, whoa- oh, i am so ready for this recession to be over. >>> coming up, the inspiring surfer who left a shark attack and she's riding the waves again. then at 11:00 one idea to bridge the state budget gap. a tax targeting the overweight. >> and there is a comic book convention known as wonder comm opened. its bigger than ever, big for books and movies. >> they come as legendary characters or goofy. >> this is funny. >> with a fascination, it's 25 years of wonder conn. >> there are people who are techyes and surfers. it's diverse. >> and there is is a video game featuring the super hero autos there are regular people getting powered. they fill up problems and hav

. >> i am linda connely, the leader of a community-based organization and i have been providing this in san francisco for 30 years. over the last three decades, we have seen a lot of changes in criminal justice. the jail programs have been unique, for the whole country. we entered the council, bringing together the different stakeholders that touch the lives of the offenders. and revitalizing -- the new chief is bringing in other factors that we all need to look at. the bottom line is that we still have a big problem. and we're talking about how we will address this. this is a golden opportunity to make substantive change. the tendency is to rely on incarceration because this is the easiest thing to do. and yet, there are so many good, community-based organizations in san francisco, that i hope that we will take a big picture about what we're going to do for all of the criminal justice probation. i would like to include them at the table, including the councils will be working on these plans. we're very committed to making a successful system in san francisco. it is important to get

smaller in populations but not as dense as we are -- they had san jose, charlotte and bridgeport, conn. i think what they commented on specifically was transportation, the quality of housing, the quality of schools and parks and those are our challenges. i thought it was an insightful article, it's just one opinion, but it points you to some things we deal with all the time and we lose many of our most productive citizens because we don't address their needs in housing. a lot of things to do. commissioner borden: i agree with the ideas about the redevelopment funding hearing. i did want to pick up on a same public comment had related to the formula retail issue and a financial services issue. i know we have always considered financial institutions to be separate from retail legislation, but might be worthwhile having a discussion at commission about the formula of retail legislation in general. i think it has been nearly 10 years. just the impact, what has happened and if there are any necessary updates related to based on new realities. it would be useful to have a clarifying discussi

the comeback that's putting u- conn's coach in the record books when we come back. ,,,, astronauts blasted off for the international space station this morning. the two russians re onboard the >>> and liftoff! >> three astronauts blastinged off for the international space station this morning. the two russians and one american on board. the soyuz rocket comes nearly 50 years after russia's cosmonaut became the first man in space. the astronauts will spend six months in space with several others aboard the international space station. >>> radiation in sea water near japan's crippled nuclear power plant is reportedly 7.5 million times the legal limit. the plant has been pouring radiation into the ocean since last month's earthquake and tsunami. for the first time since the disaster japan is setting the standard for amount of radiation in fish because of elevated levels of radioactive iodine. >>> west virginia governors planning to join with families of workers who died in a massive explosion at the upper big branch coal mine a year ago. massie energy company is halting operation for the day

colonel gadhafi as force since sing me how to no chance of resisting the help of nato air strikes conn hallinan who writes for foreign policy in focus says china may have no option but to become yet another player china between the middle east and africa draws almost all of its imported well up from this region so if you examine the libya invasion in terms of the role of the us military in the fifth fleet in the persian gulf and the red sea and then african in libya what you see is that five out of the six leading source is of china's oil and gas are under either u.s. sanction or the u.s. military control to put its thumb on the juggler vein so i think you have to see libya less as a particular incident then as a piece on a very global chess board i don't think they expected the united states and britain and france to directly involve involve themselves in the civil war i think what they decided was they would go with the no fly zone because very difficult to resist one at that time trying to figure out ok what do the no fly zone corneliu and charter eventually to sit down and talk wit

. >> u-conn's stock is up quite a bit. you're a connecticut guy, aren't you?reat to see the home team win one. >> calhoun. >> one of the greats, absolutely. >> thank you. >> jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com thank you. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later this morning on "the early show." chris wragge joins us now from new york. chris, good morning to you. >> good morning. syd, frank, kemba walker blue chip stock. [ laughter ] >> buy, buy, buy! >>> coming up on "the early show" this morning, the government wants emergency inspections on more 737s to check for metal fatigue. what's the impact? we'll ask an faa administrator. a big decision before the royal wedding. should kate middleton sign a prenup? all the latest wedding news. if you ever faxed any sensitive information identity thieves are targeting you. we'll show you how bad guys are using thermal fax machines to steal your personal information to. and we are going to look at new research that says you can really be addicted to food. so we have all that and much more coming up on "

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take a quick break and come back and discuss one of the worst championship games and ncaa history connadcaster. you see him all over the place on fox, on with my friend dennis we will see how much damage has next. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you. >>gary: that was tough to watch, i don't care how much you love basketball. last night but there's scores 31 points, 18% from the floor. were going to talk about that game what it means for college basketball. with the man who has been broadcasting for 40 years? >> and 30. >>gary: some days it feels like '40's. (laughter) damn was a great coach his record, when you talk some of the great marks in history dan two years that

so i did find her listed in new haven conn. that has taken me two years to find that. i'm going to go back to the schaumburg, but i shouldn't say on the record. there was one staff member who terrified me. so mean. i'm going to get my courage and go back. >> of talk to you later. have to talk to you give you the name of somebody who is really really wonderful. as summer a couple months ago. >> let me tell you there was of its own society. the african american vision on society. you can look around for that. david rolls would be one name to research. graeme hunters has a book out. >> i have that. >> i do have a question. >> have you ever heard of louis napoleon? >> i'm trying to find him too. he helped rescue the woman. he was working with some the howard gay. then the editor or the secretary and the do everything of the anti's every society. so now i know enough to know and now i know nothing. >> thank you. sir charles ray, charles raise daughter put out a memoir of his life after he died, 1886. that is up at the schaumburg. he was also a member of the vigilance societ

u-conn will go on to play the butler bulldogs for the national title. butler upended upstart virginia commonwealth, 70-62. tomorrow night's championship game here on cbs promises to be a real dog fight. we and many of you have been logging in to watch two bald eagles ink baiting three eggs in a nest high off the ground in a cotton wood tree in iowa. yesterday one of the eagles hatched. two more are on the way. here's today's weather. april showers in the form of thunderstorms will pop up throughout the midwest. sunshine will prevail most everywhere else. in the week ahead expect more wet weather in the country's mid section along with some warm and welcome sunshine along the coasts. >> i'm looking to change my career. i would like to know what you might have to offer. >> osgood: next, middle aged and caught in the middle. >> guess what. i'm an idiot.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, are america's long-term unemployed out of luck? for all its good news the latest jobs report showed the average duration of unemployment actually went up in march to 39 weeks. that's long

. >> james: let's talk basketball, scoring 16 points to help conn b butler 53-41.hird national championship. the huskies did it with defense that had a stranglehold on butler holding them to a final for a record low. it is the second straight year the other has lost. let's take a break, back with more and a minute, a live look outside james lick, traffic is nice, like many in and out of san fra. >> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. 4:26 a.m. bridge check, westbound, looking good, not a lot of traffic get their new issues. say mateo bridge, highway 92 traffic is moving well. westbound, commute direction, and everyone is moving along just fine, well loss look at the golden gate, so far, so good. just a handful of had blights. there is and traffic on the bridge, nice, light. >> justine: new details about our administrators in san francisco state university have a plan to save $2 million a year. they hoped to trim their $32 million budget deficit by further struck slashing administration cuts. it's part of our proposed restructuring of the colleges. it would stil

host: clinton, conn., a democrat line. caller: it is time to do away with corporate welfare. oil subsidies for the richest companies in the world, the farming subsidies for mass of industrial firms, and other corporate welfare items like that. it is time they stood on their own legs and only need taxpayer support. host: 1 percent says the debt ceiling has to be raised. president obama -- one person says the debt ceiling has to be raised. we are talking about the raising of the debt limit. caller: thanks for taking my call this morning. if you look at the funding levels in 2008 versus what it is now, a lot of these areas are not cut. a lot of the rhetoric from both sides failed to take notice of this. thanks for taking my call. raising the debt limit is a bad idea. host: republican line. caller: i am on the independent line. i think the redundancy and inefficiency in government is so mpid.d -- rapi we would be ok. i am on social security. a couple of years ago, they decided to send everyone who was a senior, $250. we did not ask for it, but we got a two letters. one letter sai

. >> reporter: the madnesses over you conn one the n.c.a.a. by beating butler.t the chips being shipped game. the win gives you can't the third national championship. something only for their coaches have done. you've got fans love being the top dog. 80,000 fans filled the arena to watch the game. when the huskies won, they poured onto the floor to celebrate. the street party lasted into the early evening. unfortunately placed arrested 27 people for dishonorably, >> james: that. we will be right back. >> james: 1056 a.m. the dow was up 33 a lot of that has to do with and merger and acquisition news drought this morning. diamond foods buying out a competitor, tap texas instrument said it would bue-mas ahead of time and he will answer questions on-line. >> reporter: gas prices cost a lot of money, richard branson will be travel to the deepest parts of the world's zero action in a single submarine. he wants to explore places in the indian and arctic ocean. at some point he wants to build a large sum that could offer trips to tourist. for a sizable fee. i'm sure it'

from west haven, conn., good morning. caller: i am 81. i've been a non-union worker in an office for 25 years, two months, and nine days. what irritates me is that every time at there has to be reductions, they always pick on the workers. what bothers me also is that the worker's president, maybe he is not allowed to answer, but why can they not pass the wheels upstairs to give up a little bit? everything is on the workers. whether it is municipal, federal, or whenever, workers have to give that up. one thing you never hear is what do the people upstairs give up? guest: i could not agree with you more. to really look at what is happening on wall street now with the obscene and bonuses all back in favor and no repercussions are sacrifices from wall street on this deficit. i do not think working people are above sharing sacrifice, but what is happening from the republican budget is really just spreading the pain. i have a real problem with that. if you look at mr. ryan's budget, reducing taxes to & -- taxes to corporations, medicare, medica

conn on our line for republicans. roger, go ahead. caller: i have two. disappeared it is so evident -- and i am sure -- first of all, it is so evident, and i am sure no one will reported, the reason he is doing this is he will be in an election campaign and he does not want anything to ruin it. something may happen in new york, trouble. he needs to get the temperature down so it is out of the way and does not become anything that will take away from his campaign. it is so simple but no one realizes that. the other point -- republicans are stupid. they should have told the democrats we will agree to some tax hikes but we want more authority in cutting. if they did that they would have got anything they want. i don't know who talks to these republicans. but they need help to guide them where they are going. host: that is roger in connecticut. we have this from "the washington post" -- michigan on our line for democrats. henry, you are on "washington journal." caller: good morning, rob. it is pretty difficult to get through on c-span so i hope you'll give m

u-conn and butler on monday night. welcome to the conversation. caller: good morning. can you hear me? host: yes, i can. caller: this is germane to what the prior caller, my friend from long beach island, new jersey, said. there are plenty of kingmakers to go around in history and across the ideological spectrum. i write -- might remind him of 2000, florida, jeb bush. was also close. i was a hillary voter in 2008, strongly so. i am still a supporter of obama, my president. it is not just a partisan thing. i think he will have a lot of trouble. i am curious. i would not know whether or not -- i have been disappointed in obama on some issues, notably guantanamo, reversing course on that. he is just as right wing as bush. i would be interested to see whether or not there is somebody from the left, not our raff later -- not a bad and it raff nader spoiler, but somebody who is notified -- not a ralph nader spoiler, but somebody who is qualified. there is something i would be willing to entertain as a progressive democratic voter who is sort of tepid about obama. host: who w

host: conn, at independence. caller: alice fired by j.b.unt transportation for refusing -- i qualified for federal whistleblowing protection. basically they told me -- i want my job back and they tell me that there was not any way to get my job back. j.b. hunt basically said, they paid me $35,000 hush money to go away. i offered very generously for them to keep their money and i want my job back. they refused. host: isaac, can you walk us through how you get what snowblower protection? host: it is a truck driver's responsibility to refuse an unsafe dispatch. if there's anything wrong with the vehicle, the truck driver is liable for the condition of the vehicle. they terminated me because i refused a trailer that had the turn signals not operating correctly. if you put on your turn signal, this is the situation. sometimes they do not work. host: ok. caller: i am trying to protect the motoring public and j.b. hunt terminated me for that. host: how did you go about filing under the whistle-blower protection act? caller: i went to the u.s. depa

cargo on the freight side as well as passengers and other items that come on the trains of doherty conniggulden were freed rails our hiring right now with the economy picking up again and we have massive investments, billions of dollars of investment in the region so we look a lot different than some of the other members that may be on the committee. even with the planners to look forward to take a look at our part of the country and the real impediments to increasing the passenger rail because of the conflict of the street and what we do with those. we have to think forward and also if you could include in that how you look at the canadian passenger freight conference with us at the border where we live that would be very grateful so we could take a look at both passenger and freight in the corridor and what's going on here, what do you own, what don't you own if we want to get passengers from point a in might circumstance in chicago or from the point north whether it be detroit or ontario, health systems interconnect. very interested in that. my other question relates to making the lo

host: clinton, conn., a democrat line. caller: it is time to do away with corporate welfare.dies for the richest companies in the world, the farming subsidies for mass of industrial firms, and other corporate welfare items like that. it is time they stood on their own legs and only need taxpayer support. host: 1 percent says the debt ceiling has to be raised. president obama -- one person says the debt ceiling has to be raised. we are talking about the raising of the debt limit. caller: thanks for taking my call this morning. if you look at the funding levels in 2008 versus what it is now, a lot of these areas are not cut. a lot of the rhetoric from both sides failed to take notice of this. thanks for taking my call. raising the debt limit is a bad idea. host: republican line. caller: i am on the independent line. i think the redundancy and inefficiency in government is so mpid.d -- rapi we would be ok. i am on social security. a couple of years ago, they decided to send everyone who was a senior, $250. we did not ask for it, but we got a two letters. one letter said we would

cargo on the freight side as well as passengers and other items that come on the trains of doherty conngulden were freed rails our hiring right now with the economy picking up again and we have massive investments, billions of dollars of investment in the region so we look a lot different than some of the other members that may be on the committee. even with the planners to look forward to take a look at our part of the country and the real impediments to increasing the passenger rail because of the conflict of the street and what we do with those. we have to think forward and also if you could include in that how you look at the canadian passenger freight conference with us at the border where we live that would be very grateful so we could take a look at both passenger and freight in the corridor and what's going on here, what do you own, what don't you own if we want to get passengers from point a in might circumstance in chicago or from the point north whether it be detroit or ontario, health systems interconnect. very interested in that. my other question relates to making the loco

that is a decision for the conn >> was. does the admonished -- that is a decision for the congress. on the question of the dollars spent, you are right. to 10 cents on 8 the dollar is the historical contribution. the majority of the funding comes from states. several state supreme court decisions have said things like, the states system of funding for schools is unconstitutional and turned it to state legislatures to do something about it. this issue of the appropriate role of the federal government in terms of impacting systems of finance so that they are more equitable is one that we are exploring now. the secretary has called for an excellent in the equity committee that has many of the suggestions that have been mentioned here on it. would we like to see an increase such that we could provide so much more to states? are undoubtedly -- undoubtedly. those conversations are happening in the congress today. >> if i can say a word about the way that we are funding, the fact that education is funded from the property tax is how we end up with educational disparity. he thought inner-ci