. >>> how about third-ranked ohio state hosting purdue. purdue down two. jackson, turn-around "j."40. second half, a steal. taking it the other way for the jam. later in the seconond. first shot won't go. rebound. the finish and the foul. he would make the free throw. tied at 62-62. under thr3:00 to play, buford f three. under 1:00 to play, jackson, jumper. it won't go. buford taking it the other way to the house. the buckeyes go on to win, 87-84. >>> that's your espn news update. i'm jorge andres. for more, tune in to espn news. >>> well, new york city welcomed the super bowl champs back home with a ticker-tape parade. the players took their victory lap on a stretch of broadway called the canyon of heroes. >> i know this story breaks your heart, you patriots fan. that ended in rally where the mayor gave the players a key to the city. he declared the city the big blue apple. >> the big apple. now it's the big blue. wanted to get that out there. >>> up next, the critics still piling on the patriots, creating another internet sensation. we'll show to it you. >>> on top of that, danie

last night lost at home against purdue university coming down hard on himself and players >> the sad thing because it is my fault creating and developing 18 you have to the public and culture. i think the last three years all i do what we about winning instead of developing a culture and a toughness >> harbinger of spring chicago cubs reporting cubsdan roan arrived early for a splash of sunshine from the valley of the sun >> nobody has to be in camp yet but if you cannot get support early on new management in place a fresh start for everybody this spring what is supposed to be does not matter who you are what you can do for the team. that is what the coach is saying to us. >> most significant new manager and coaching staff and dale sveum ready making presence felt >> he can next to the players pretty hard-nosed. well not take any lackadaisical stuff going out there you have to play as hard as you can >> he has been out here a lot. very into the little things. first base coach as well trying to run the bases better trying to be the best base stealing team in the national league and th

honor to introduce a friend, a scholar and an accomplished astrophysicist and now president of the purdue university, and most importantly, new chair of the smithsonian board of regents and my boss, france crudo. >> mr. president, mrs. obama, fellow regents and honored guest, good morning. on behalf of the board of reg t regents i'd like to welcome all of you here to this incredible ceremony. i'd like to congratulate the council of the museum history and culture and the founding director, lonnie bunch on achieving this historic milestone. that we are breaking ground for the construction of the museum's permanent home is a testament to their shared vision and hard work. in 2003, the regents were honored when the congress passed and president bush signed legislation establishing the national museum of african-american history and culture within the smithsonian. since that time, the regents have made opening the museum our number one priority. the legislation also tasked the rege ents with one duty particularly relevant today. we were asked to select the site for the new museum. over the cou

purdue gave ohio state a run for its money. buckeyes pulled away in the final minutes.uford with a career high 29. ohio state won it. >>> big night in boston for paul pierce. knocked down a three to move past larry bird on the celts all-time scoring list. celts over the bobcats 94-84. >>> now to oakland. ellis put on a show. 30 points by halftime and finished with 48. unfortunately the warriors needed three more. ellis missed the game tying three in the final seconds. the thunder held on to win it 119-116. hockey. what did lightning give steven stamkos for his birthday? how about a pie in the face? good to see the team splur jed for his gift. he returned the favor against the kings and scored league leading 35th goal of the year to tie the game. l.a. came right back. a hail har mary pass. kings beat the lightning 3-1. >>> the super bowl champs had a giant party with a ticker tape parade in manhattan yesterday. hundreds of thousands lined the streets for the parade. eli manning and justin tuck joined mayor bloomberg on the parade route. certainly a big day in the big app

shuttle missions, one of six women to fly at least five times on the shuttle, a proud product of purdue and m.i.t. she logged over 49 days in space, 18 million miles traveled, circled the earth 779 times. she lost her battle with cancer at the age of 55. >>> it's official. the job approval rating of congress is at an all-time low of 10%. americans have never held their elective representatives in lower regard than they do right now. 10% number is the lowest in the history of the gallup polling organization. may be a harbinger of big changes coming in november. >>> here is a sign of our real estate times and the economy in general. if you know the atlanta skyline, you know the bank of america tower at over 1,000 feet tall. it's been auctioned off on the courthouse steps just like a used farm tractor. winning bid $235 million, more than half what the former owners paid for it back in '06. it reminded some folks today of the sale of the washington, d.c. headquarters of the national mortgage bankers association a couple of years back. also a sale that brought in about half what the owners p

a 2010 study by purdue university and indiana university published in the journal of neurotrauma foundestimated 43,000 to 67,000 high school football players suffer a concussion every season. a lot of these injuries be much higher. by the way, congress gives the nfl an antitrust exemption. that's the reason why congress is legally entitled to get in. you follow me? so when you rethink this -- >> this is the thing. this story is about the former players and their suffering are heart-wrenching. i don't think the teams or the players themselves can be trusted to police this. i think the nfl will have to have some arbiter deciding whether someone should be pulled from the game or not. >> that hearing i think was two years ago, and the nfl since then has really stepped up to the plate in terms of research, better equipment, and they do have people policing the fields and so forth. but i take your point, kids who play football are not getting the attention the nfl players are getting. and we know a lot more about what happens to your brain. i personally could do without football. but -- peop

letter from kathy cox, secretary of state of the state of georgia who was begging then governor sunny purdue not to sign the photo id bill into law. and she said it was unnecessary. it creates significant on stackals in voting. it was unlikely to receive pre clearance of the voting rights act by the justice department. i'll get to that in a minute. and it violates the constitution of georgia, and it was hans vonn spa kof ski who made sure that that voter id law in georgia got cleared over the objection of six career employees who wrote to congress to denounce him after he was appointed to thede and successfully got him to withdraw his application to be confirmed by the fec because they said he used so much political influence in the upho georgia photo id law. so hans is deeply invested in voter id laws. he has the right to his beliefs, but it's not just the aclu who is concerned about this. there are many secretary of states who are concerned about the burdens these photo id laws place on the electoral process. >> i didn't realize this was going to devolve into personal attacks. i believe i

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governor purdue, welcome. thanks for coming on. >> thanks, brooke.h your morning, this closed-door meeting with the president. obviously it was closed door. we don't have any pictures to show our viewers, but just quickly, what did the president say? >> a great meeting. we met with several of his advisers and he came in and sat with us. we talked about what's going on in the country, the fact that this is the 23rd month of economic recovery, and the fact that he's put about 3.5 million people back to work. the fact that we all feel optimistic about this recovery that's beginning and the hope he continues to focus on, growing jobs throughout the country, educating our people, and obviously bringing home the troops. >> you're a key state for him in 2008, big year for him, big year for you but in a different way. let's get to your news. you announced last month, governor, that you will not be seeking a second term. i just want to read your announcement here. quote, we live in highly partisan times where some people seem more worried about scoring politi

know, maybe two. [ laughter ] let's do another one. [ laughter ] this one's from drake johanson from purduewonder who would win if two nfl players, one offense and one defense had a tricycle drag race?" [ laughter ] let's find out. ladies and gentlemen, here to have an epic indoor tricycle drag race, put your hands together for your very own indianapolis colts offensive lineman jeff saturday and defensive end dwight freeney! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing, buddy? [ cheers and applause ] all right. as always -- as always, i'll start the tricycle drag race with my neckerchief. [ laughter ] you guys, you've got to use those -- [ laughter ] his one leg is hanging out. unbelievable, all right. >> no cheating! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: ready? >> come on. >> jimmy: ready? [ cheers and applause ] ready, set, go! [ cheers ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] dwight freeney got the win! [ cheers and applause ] nice job, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] jeff saturday and dwight freeney, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] man, oh man, those things are broken. they are broken rig

anything but cold air on the mind of this photographer coming through here salt creek and down in at purdue that gathers on trees freezing fog some of that around this morning and this eagle isn't that something? normally migration corridor on mississippi river but this percent decided to make it further east apparently and what a great day it was in chicago sunday not more than 4 mi. to the north more than 40 mi. north of us in geneva or milwaukee temperatures in this area of wisconsin central and northern into the mid-40s today and cold air tried to shrink but never managed it out of the area. step back and see what is going on storms flooding of the west coast of the continent each with a warm glow of their intel buckling the jet stream the warm air breaking the back of terrible cold in nebraska way north and crashing down into our area. the pattern evolving in the next few days. a big cold air mass settlement down over the coming weekend into the area for a shot of chill and we have some of this in here tomorrow coldest air white and pink areas noticed south of us that north of us and c

he said he had considered running for governor in the wake of bev purdue's decision not to run for re-electiongop lawmakers in north carolina just redrew schuller's congressional district and it is now friendlier to republicans. >>> peyton manning is one step closer to getting back on the field. espn is reporting doctors cleared the colts quarterback for contact. manning missed the entire 2011 an season after undergoing three neck surgeries. the colts owner tweeted peyton has not passed the colts physical nor has he been cleared to play for indianapolis. some conflicting reports there. >> have to wonder whether -- they say he hasn't taken the team physical. you wonder if he will play again for indianapolis. >> many neck surgeries, i worry for him. >> coming up a setback for protesters in brad, where we going? just a second. just, just one second. ♪ what are you looking at? don't look up there. why are you looking up? ♪ get outta the car. get outta the car. ♪ are you ok? the... get in the car. get in the car! [ male announcer ] the epa estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. from spending tim

those purdue, note the school, university students claim it's flavor neutral.they spent a year perfecting it. >> we literally sat in our dorm room with a scale weighing powders and mixing them. we would try a bunch and say all right i think this one is all right. >> do they have to make all those colors. >> pure kick energy. selling it online and at a liquor store near campus because caffeine and liquor, man, they are perfect together. they say the powder is sugar free, contains caffeine, vitamins and herbs and that weird pink thing with the x's is the logo for it. they claim it's f.d.a. compliant. no word from the f.d.a. well, in other news tonight, nascar's biggest race is finally getting the green flag, there is already a crash delay in the daytona 500. that is after yesterday's soaking rain on othe east coast of florida forced officials to postpone the race in the first time in 54 year history. just yesterday frustrated fans waited more than 4 hours for the rain to clear and this never did. that left thousands disappointed and probably drunk. >> two and a h

>>reporter: when purdue but after allegedly murdering his wife in albuquerque mexico and 19th in 87 now he is behind bars. >>reporter: to libya also known and as demand is running out at the embarcadero bart station for lawyers who knew him he was recent write-down by the united did marshall served as minister of to to talk to erica and, and who >> our keynesian san half a pound of cocaine at a residence. >>reporter: creek bridge and the suspect is still in the hospital listed in stable but critical condition the injured officer heard his hand and leg and locate. and a host of myth buster remarks planning a return trip. you may remember if the discovery channel show responsible for a study that caused a cannon ball to clean through a dozen neighborhood.--dublin neighborhood. or they won't be at a local high school to teach students about their passion for engineering and science. they will hold a panel discussion taking questions from students. the event is free and open some of it. and shoppers are usually rushing to apple stores for the latest product as soon as they hit the shelves a

fortunately purdue math professor waldo happened to overhear the indiana house debate and was appalled. asked if he would like to meet dr. goodwin, the professor replied he was acquainted with as many crazy people as he cared to know. but professor waldo's help the measure died in the state senate. still, the fascination with pi lives on. both in fiction and in fact. mr. spock assigned its calculation as busy work for the on-board computer in an episode for star trek. >> compute to the last digit the value of pi. (the computer is yelling no, no, no, no,). >> reporter: just last month "60 minutes" correspondent morley safer introduced to 13-year-old math prodigy jake barnett. >> fun is reciting from memory the infinite series of numbers known as pi. >> 3.14159265358579283364. >> reporter: jake memorized more than 200 of pi's numbers in an arch. >> osgood: pi has been set to music numerous times. folks in princeton, new jersey, among other places celebrate pi day every march 14, a date that can be written as 3-14. the first three digits of pi. >> on pi day we want students to have fun wi

two college students at purdue say they have invented an energy booster that is a good alternative torgy powder after experimenting on themselves and their classmates. >> they say it contains some caffeine but also b vitamins, amino acids, and some natural herbs and is fda compliant. not bad. the powder can be added to any drink without really changing the flavor, and they're already selling it on amazon, as a matter of fact. could be a hit here on the overnight shift. that is for sure. so send some free samples, fellas, and we'll be right here. send enough for the entire staff. we'll be back on "world news" after this. ♪ i get no kick from champagne ♪ mere alcohol, it doesn't move me at all ♪ [ male announcer ] for a better-looking tomorrow. vicks nyquil cold & flu. the nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold...medicine. ♪ >> announcer: attention, those on medicare with diabetes. you may be eligible for an upgraded meter. >> if you're tired of stabbing your fingertips to test your blood glucose, we have news that could change your l

purdue. >> a big check. >> it is a big check.hrilled to be able to give this money to the family. >> see, i know. nearly half a million dollars. much closer to our goal of $1 million. up to over $740,000 -- i love that sound. can we make it. one more stop. elisabeth leamy is live. take it away, eli. >> all right. i'm here with north carolina state treasurer janet cowell. and several hundred excited students because we have not one, not two, but three unclaimed property checks that we're giving back to north carolina schools. [ cheers and applause ] yes. do i have that right? >> you got that right. we're thrilled you're here to put the money back where it belongs. >> first, a check for the community colleges and mr. cox will accept it. it's $17,870.32. >> great, thank you so much. glad you did it. thank you. >> that is good. very good. but not good enough. we only have two checks left to make it to our goal of over $1 million. i'm getting nfrs. the numbers kept changes as we were preparing for this. i'm not sure where we ended up.