today that star paid a visit to his alma mater. >> len ramirez says he's a hometown hero and not justause of his fancy footwork. >> proudly wearing his jacket, benjamin hoya got a hero's welcome at his alma mater. >> it's great, i mean, always having the love and support of friends. it's better than anything. seeing new faces and d faces is great. >> benjamin has been seeing a lot of new faces, as cap captain, he nearly steered the red, white, and blue to an upset win in a preworld cup tournament final. hoya's goal was not enough, but he won over many new fans. >> he went through a rough road and he made it. i'm making the same road, and hopefully i make it, too. >> hoya was born in the u.s. his mother is a janitor and he would also help her at night. >> after school, i would get home, eat, and go to work and i would come back at 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning and do my homework. sometimes, not all the time. >> he had time for soccer. he played four years varsity and at 19, he just turned pro. >> what was it like to watch him play for the national team of the united states? >> for him to

my dad's alma mater. hope things turn out well for them. >> i hope so too. meteorologist christina loren, we hope to have a nice weekend in store. >> it's also laura garcia-cannon's alma mater. we wish them well. we're doing good this morning. temperatures mostly in the 40s. a couple 30s out there in novato. 32 to start the day in livermore. 43 in san jose. a live picture of how clear it is over san francisco right now. what i can tell you is we do have some patchy fog out there. this is a live look from high atop our san bruno cam. you can see the bay bridge off there in the distance. there's patchy fog at the 500-foot level this morning and so if you are traveling through the east bay hills, higher elevations, just travel cautiously and watch out for that. 48 degrees in san jose. let's take you through our warm day. by noon 71 degrees at lunchtime in san jose. 68 degrees as you break for lunch in santa rosa. and you will be at 69 degrees in fairfield. already blowing past our seasonal averages by 10:00 a.m. today. and then when our highs come in at 3:30, w

my wife's alma mater, liu brooklyn. e.j.throws it down to get them down within one at the halftime. pushes up the court. charles cook in there for the easy slam. draws the foul. jmu goes on to win 68-55. we assume that lewis has shown some school spirit and has his alma mater moving past indiana. yeah, right, in the next round. funny part of that whole thing is either my wife or lewis knew there was a basketball game last night. >>> we showed you president obama's final four bracket. now we'll see who the commander in chief picked to win it all. >> louisville against ohio state. who gets to the title game? >> i'm going louisville. i know it's not surprise pick and i'm going with indiana. these are the two best teams right now and for the championship, i'm going back to the big ten. i think this is indiana's year. >> all right. president obama taking indiana to win it all. but espn also gave kid president the chance to fill out the tournament bracket. if you haven't seen this yet, it's not too late to also change your picks.

against georgia last night the cardinal easily beat michigan - who happens to be jim harbaugh's alma materraiders salary purge continues. defensive tackle tommy kelly has been released - saving the raiders nearly $5 million in cap space tommy kelly released defense tackle tommy kelly the latest casualty of the salary cap. you may remember kelly for his role in this scuffle against cinncinnati last year by cutting him the raiders will save $4.75 million dollars.though the team still owes kelly $13 million over the next two years.ouch! in 2008 al davis gave the unproven kelly a record 7- year deal worth $51 million.didn't quite pan out. you can catch the latest news, forecast and traffic conditions whenever it's convenient - on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can watch live on kron4.com or on comcast channel 193.

mitty against mater dei. brown to the hoop for 2. mater dei was able to win by 5, 50- 45.y northern california winner was the bishop ododd girls. >>> the girl's st. francis held to 26 point as lynnwood won its fourth title title. in division iv, cardinal newman we want to havoc hill. hill. >>> and raiders pro bowl punter shane lechler has signed on with the houston texans. that will do it for this saturday night edition of sportswrap. >> it was a tall order, but what a season for cal. >> they got into the tournament and won one game and not the worst season in the world. >> thank you joe. >>> we have some breaking news to tell you about. it's happening in oakland, where we have just confirmed a fatal crash near peralta and 28th street. we have a crew on the way and bring you much more on morning on 2. >> we'll have more on the two marines from the bay area involved in that shooting earlier this week at quantico marine base in virginia. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> thanks for joining us. good night everyone and we'll see you back here tomorrow.

if you are wondering where kristen sze is, i can show you, she is attending career day at her alma mater a guest speak at her high school in san mateo speaking to students about her career path after graduating from high school and the secret to a successful career in broadcasting. her advise is never stop trying and believe in your sell. just ahead, batman revealed. we identify a cape crusader who handed over a wanted man. if a pill would make. >> better ma'am >> coming up at 3:00, confessions of super mom. on abc7 news at 4:00, your mattress make as difference whether you get a good night's sleep. michael finney has advice on picking out the best. what 49ers player is now doing do make up for statements he made during super bowl week that offended the lgbt community today at 4:00 and 5:00 on use a. >> and a mystery is over over a batman who brought someone forward, the super hero took off the mask this morning, meet stan, 39-year-old driverry truck driver revealing his identity saying the suspect was a friend and the two thought it would be funny. thanks for [cheers and applause] >> yo

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today the star paid a visit to his alma mater. len ramirez says he is a hometown hero and not just because of his fancy footwork. >> reporter: that's right. as the sun goes down here in east san jose, the soccer stars of the future are coming out. as you mentioned we caught up with one of them today, bengie hoya who grew up playing on this very soccer field and is now an international star. east san jose soccer star hoya got a heroes welcome at his alma mater overfelt high school. >> it's great. always having the love and support of friends is just better than anything. new faces and old faces, just great. >> benjamin hoya the shot -- >> reporter: he has been seeing new faces all around the world as captain. u.s. under 20 men's national team, he nearly steered the red, white and blue to an upset win over mexico in a preworld cup tournament final. his goal was not enough and the usa lost in overtime but he won over many new fans and inspired his old teammates at overfelt high. >> he went through a rough road and made it. i'm making

it was the final game for bob tomlinson. 25 years as a coach at his alma mater. >>> they're going toe to run through a very strong syracuse team coming off a win in montana. of course, we all know where berkley is, but cal wants to make sure the rest of the country does, as well. >> tomorrow will be a fwraet opportunity for us to make a name for ourselves and, you know, put ourselves on that, you know, national scale with, you know, teams like kansas and north carolina and duke. and it's just, like, another basketball team. if we go and play with the same energy we played with last night, if we get the game plan in, i think that would bring a lot of people's attention to putting california on the map as a national team. >> high school championship division 5 here arrives from san diego. st. joe's at the line-up. carington taking the free-throw all the way. horizon dumps you. ethan underwood, though, needing a miracle to win it. are you kidding me? he does it. the dramatic victory by a poin. you're not going to see many coaches do that. >>> sacred heartbeat san francisco division iii

. >> that is your alma mater. wearing it. >> i got you, too. >> i'm here, supporting. the president does not have your gales. you have them winning it all, right? >> of course. he did pick his final four for the men and women's tournament. florida, indiana, louisville, ohio state. >> okay. and on the men's side -- women's side, the president calling for a little bit of an upset here. he says cal will beat stanford and make it all the way to the final four. the two teams for the record did split the season series. they each won one game a piece. the president also picking a women's side for the final four. baylor, connecticut and notre dame. president obama's full brackets will be unveiled some time later on today. >> as long as it's a bay area team. that's what counts. that will be great, right? >> where is your heart today, mike? >> i love the cal colors, too. i'm from ucla. still -- >> baby bruin. >> don't say that. over here to the golden gate bridge. sensitive subject. wet roads also sensitive. smooth flowing traffic into the city. look at the green painted over ou

. >> finally, abc 7 news kristin zee went back to her alma mater for career day. >> she talked to students about the career path she took after graduation. >> her advice believe in your self and never stop trying. what is good advice. >> world news is with diane sawyer is up next. >> from cheryl jennings and all of us, thanks for watching. we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." tonight, all-time high. the market soaring higher than ever before in american history. will it last? and will the winners use their profits to create jobs? >>> breaking news. hugo chavez, the strongman of venezuela, has died. the unpredictable, provocative adversary of the u.s. so, what does this mean for america and all that venezuelan oil? >>> knives on a plane? a surprise announcement, dramatically changing what travelers can carry on board. and why flight attendants are fighting mad about it tonight. >>> and, real money. one drug, very different prices, right in your neighborhood. see how we help a family save thousands of dollars on prescription drugs and a new, simple trick that can save you r

you take that to my alma mater of the ohio state university you can't find 50,000 plus jobs to give kids. it's a great thing for that small school, it couldn't possibly work everywhere. i wish it could. >> but steve, the point is that all these one size fits all solutions don't work. that's what we've seen with obama care and a lot of things. this is for one college and should be emulated if possible because it's working there. >> yes. and other schools can come up with other ways to do t same thing. one of the things as john touched on with the government subsidies it's bloated administrative costs which is why the sticker price for tuition is going up at four times the rate of inflation. that's got to be stopped. this is one way. bless them. you'll see more of this in the future, three years insteadf four years and more on line. the bloat is going one way or the other. >> isn't this better than another taxpayer bailout? >> i say no, don't cut off tuition lending, there isn't enough money in the system to make every dollar of financial aid take the form of a grant. it can't work that wa

my alma mater. big thanks to the student and staff for inviting me to speak at the writers week conference. my old journalism professor is down there in the pink shirt mr. rosenberg. it was great. and i can't really call him galen which is his first name. i out of habit call him mr. rosenberg. >> how come we didn't get to see a high school picture? >> we wanted to see that. >> we'll see you at 6:00. >>> on our broadcast tonight, breaking news. hugo chavez, the fiery leader of venezuela, has died. a loud and long-time critic of the united states. and now things get interesting for the u.s. >>> a new record on wall street. an all-time high and a wild ride for the american economy, but what about the millions of americans left out? >>> changing the rules on what we're allowed to bring on board planes. tonight, the items no longer banned and why not everyone is on board with this change. >>> monster storm. tonight, our team in the heart of that huge winter system making its way across the country. >>> a

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it's tradition, pro football players often return to their alma maters to encourage young players, but marshawn lynch now a running back for the seattle seahawks went one step further. he suited up and played in the university of california's spring football game. lynch even scored a touchdown. for more entertaining sports news, check out bleacherreport.com. >> and here's a look at what's trending online. health expert and body building icon joe weider died of heart failure this weekend. he was 93. he helped change how the world looks at fitness. he created the mr. olympia competition. >> and a man freed from prison after wrongfully being convicted of murdering a rabbi is recovering from a heart attack. he was stricken just a day after he was released from prison. >> american airlines is continuing their tradition of honoring veterans who received the highest military honor. they're flying a group of medal of honor rezipiants to d.c. they'll take part in a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown. i'll be back at 4:00 eastern time with it tails of the new pope's first palm sun

hundreds gather at santa clara high school his alma mater to remember him. anthony butler knew vega as teacher aid. >> never acknowledge as less than a teacher. considered me one of the teachers. he would always give me a big man hug and say love you butler. >>reporter: he was shot and killed sunday nature near his home in campbell. gunman on the loose and motive unclear. friends family say it had to be a case of either mistaken identity or being at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> didn't know what they are doing or who they got. as far as i know. and i guarantee that karma will get them because he is one of the best people i knew. >> gathering took place in the middle of the football field. appropriate location considering vega played 4 years of football and inspired other others. >> richard wasn't the greatest player by any stretch but he was one of the greatest teammate that the kid could ask for or coach could ask for. just positive on campus always smiling. >> vega was in first year at the college. family says he wanted to enter a profession that h

hundreds gather at santa clara high school his alma mater to remember him.ny butler knew vega as teacher aid. >> never acknowledge as less than a teacher. considered me one of the teachers. he would always give me a big man hug and say love you butler. >>reporter: he was shot and killed sunday nature near his home in campbell. gunman on the loose and motive unclear. friends family say it had to be a case of either mistaken identity or being at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> didn't know what they are doing or who they got. as far as i know. and i guarantee that karma will get them because he is one of the best people i knew. >> gathering took place in the middle of the football field. appropriate location considering vega played 4 years of football and inspired other others. >> richard wasn't the greatest player by any stretch but he was one of the greatest teammate that the kid could ask for or coach could ask for. just positive on campus always smiling. >> vega was in first year at the college. family says he wanted to enter a profession that helped

hundreds gather at santa clara high school his alma mater to remember him. anthony butler knew vega as teacher aid. >> never acknowledge as less than a teacher. considered me one of the teachers. he would always give me a big man hug and say love you butler. >>reporter: he was shot and killed sunday nature near his home in campbell. gunman on the loose and motive unclear. friends family say it had to be a case of either mistaken identity or being at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> didn't know what they are doing or who they got. as far as i know. and i guarantee that karma will get them because he is one of the best people i knew. >> gathering took place in the middle of the football field. appropriate location considering vega played 4 years of football and inspired other others. >> richard wasn't the greatest player by any stretch but he was one of the greatest teammate that the kid could ask for or coach could ask for. just positive on campus always smiling. >> vega was in first year at the college. family says he wanted to enter a profession that h

country is going to have a foreign deposit in there anymore michael what do you think about that maters the next destination right. well i thought that to go back to your previous question because i don't think it was answered actually. why not just national why not just nationalize the banks that question what was posed but not answered and i think a good reason for that because as i said at the outset the whole purpose of all these bailout is to preserve the shareholders and the bondholders now what should have happened is a bank goes bust because what's happened to cypriot banks the shareholders should be wiped out then the bondholders should be wiped out if that's what's required and then the lending of the cypriot central bank and the european central bank should have taken a hit if that had been done in the correct order the the two central bank entities would have lost about. seventeen percent of the funds that they've lent to the cypriot commercial banks of course being central banks especially the c. be in charge of the whole process they can just print now and one of the leadi

> proudly wearing his team usa jacket, east san jose soccer star got an hero's welcome at his alma mater school. as captain of the u.s. under 20 men's national team, he nearly steered the red white and blue to an upset win over mexico in a preworld cup tournament fire. hoya's goal was not enough and usa lost in overtime, but he won over many new fans and inspeiered his old teammates. >> he went through a rough road, and he made it. i'm making the same road, too. . >> hoya was born in the u.s. to mexican immigrant parents. his mother was a janitor and he would often help her at night. >> after school, i'd get home, eat and go to work. i used to come back at like, 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning do any home work sometimes not all the time. >> he always had time for soccer. he played four years varsity and at 19 he just turned pro. >> what was it like to see him play for the national team of the united states. >> you know, to be able to say he's a royal took my breath away. >> vice principal told hoya on his graduation day to never forget where he came from, and he hasn't, taking time to visit

in other words maters officially apologized for the killing of two afghan boys last month calling it a tragedy the helicopter fired at the children aged seven and eight who attended cattle in the. province mistaking them for insurgents the nato led campaign against taliban militants in afghanistan's long been condemned in a country for the number of innocent civilians caught across fire. hundreds about this interest of stopped a second fall the berlin wall or twenty three meters section covered in street art is slated for demolition to make way for a luxury apartment block but police will force to temporarily halt its destruction after a human chain was formed in front of the will. now for some melodies from space my favorite story of the day astronauts on the international space station have been teaming up with musicians down on earth years artie's tom. welcome to the google are ready to play a little music indeed welcome to the international song station. bhansali . turn. by astronaut chris hadfield there with fellow canadian and singer ed robertson of the band a kid ladies and th

i have no choice in the mater it has been getting even more stressful for closer we've got to the day because i just don't know what i'm going to do with what many are calling black april fast approaching critics say it's those with the least that are being hit the hardest. artsy kidderminster. china's once in a decade power shift is over now with the new prime minister likud chang beginning his job and inheriting the task to run the world's second largest economy the immediate challenge facing the new generation of leaders is to boost economic growth which is slowed in recent years a report from pricewaterhouse coopers proves the task is within the country's reach it predicts china will match the u.s. as the world's leading economies in twenty seventeen before then overtaking it well analysts say statistics if we now take a look at this map so that why america is or perhaps could explain why america's current intense flexing of its military muscles in china's backyard is happening take a look at this all the way up from south korea. down to australia practically and circling china. f

no, i had planned to send him to my alma mater harvard. ouch. kiss it and make it better. have you seen the projections for college costs the year 2010? ( silent scream ) i've got to go. that plane is not going to wait for little bebe. you know, maybe we should talk sometime. let's talk now. i think i can die peacefully without seeing the first half of the stanford-cal game. i don't object to doing commercials but i would have to try a product first before i could endorse it. dr. crane, i wouldn't have it any other way. ( bubbling ) tell me again why i'm here. if i do the commercial i have to say my friends and family enjoy this. i won't say it unless it's true. i feel kind of silly sitting in the showroom. i apologize for that but it's the best place to try one. tell me the truth. aren't you enjoying this? well, i do like bbles. it's a little like sitting in hot champagne. not that i've done that very much. i have to admit, it's making my hip feel a little bthe bu that's all i needed to hear. my friends and family like it, i like it. i can do etter.commercial and frederic

an mri revealed i just had a bad bone bruce so now it's just mater of dealing with discomfort that.going to. >> cactus league action. a's and padres i'm going to do it every day. rough day for jared parker, travis buck, busting out the old buck wild catch phrase. parker goes four innings. san diego routes a's 10-0. hubt hunter nens a victory over texas. madison balmgartner getting into shape. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply and hardware. >> it is. >> he hope you can join me tonight. bold move by hackers from hillary clinton to the vice president what. these criminals are doing with the personal information that is coming up at 9:40. then at 11:00 just hours now, catholic cardinals will begin selecting a new pope. how the diocese is welcoming its members into the process. and jimmy kimmel live after the late news. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. >> thanks for watching. >> this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a business analyst from madison heights, michigan... a writer and library-services assistant from cincinnati, ohio

. -- who are prescribed antidepressants and nobody maters then and it changes their behavior. the young man in the shooting, was he playing video games? yes, he was, but he was also one antidepressants. we put this together in a month, and the more complex and more fascinating and upsetting it was. i did not sleep well for a month. i was having nightmares, because you just keep hearing these statistics and these facts. i'm trying not to espouse a liberal viewpoint, or any viewpoint. i'm just trying to get people to read it. go to variety.com/violence. you will see these 40 contributors and their pieces. if you have time, read them all. they all make interesting points. host: here is an example of what you will find in the report. you see here,. encounter. , -- you see here point and counterpoint. ned in huntsville, alabama as our next caller. caller: good morning to you. the gun issue that we have at present, gun-control is not going to solve the problem that we have with violence in this country. but i'm not against it. it may do some good. the reason is, ours is a violent so

my alma mater won its first ncaa ever, ever. the school has been around since 1636. upse number three seed new mexico. i will cash in with a wager i made with one of my guests this week, if harvard wins anything, if they win a single game, score one point i win. how about that? >> i send you joe's stone crab. shibani: he laughed. did you see him laughing at me! i'm waiting, bruce. most of my family is allergic to stone crabs. i want four steak and cheese sandwiches from pin nokia quotes -- pinnochios on campus. it is always about money and crimson melissa: i'm in a good mood now, boy. as we headed into the weekend we look what to expect for your money come monday. in cyprus chaos reached a fever pitch. reuters reporting it just passed laws to create a solidarity fund that would pool state assets and give government powers to impose capital controls on banks. the european central banks says cyprus has until monday to raise $7.5 billion or risk financial collapse. banks there have been closed all week and hundreds of demonstrators gathering outside of parliament protes

thirty seven years later no mater where you are in america you can flip on your car radio and at some point or another you're going to hear janis joplin singing. powell st. john janis was like a racecar driver. you win races and you get great adulation from the fans. but there's always the chance that they'll wipe out. john cooke: i had a dream where janis was on stage. and it was the end of the set, the end of the encore. and, that was maybe a month or so after she died, and i felt like it was janis coming to say goodbye. janis came down the ramp, and there was this little girl needing approval and comfort and she said, "was it okay, was i okay?" and i said, >> michael: coming upping tonight, president obama is off to the middle east meaning there are pressure few adults left in washington to carry out "the nation"'s business. let's just hope nobody breaks anything before he gets back and i'm looking at you paul ryan. i'm michael shure, and this is "the war room." [♪ theme music ♪] >> michael: folks we have a great show and we want you to pitch in and help out with our live tweet @th

when you are done you can be the mater de at the olive dwar den in times square. >> i didn't know the baby gap offered outfits for kids who wanted to dress like their kindergarten teacher. >> go away. i will see you later. >>> she is so hot that spring breakers flock to her. i am here with author, columnist and contributor jedediah bila. and if hilarity was a postcard he would come in a box. and in north dakota he is considered a virus, bill schulz. and if fierce commentary was a busted soda machine i would bang him for a diet coke. next to me, jaime mcguinness, that's gavin's dad. his son is a writer for street carnage.com. he should be proud. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. now let me out of here, greg. >> an old saw meets hee-haw. jim carrey's new video talks about big guns and small penises and blames a dead movie star for violence in america. the actor said in a statement, quote, i find the gun problem frustrating and cold dead hand is my fun little way of expressing that frustration. take a look, fans of taking a look. >> ♪ charl ton these stone movies are no longe

i asked a president from my alma mater mentor me. called him once a month for 10 straight months the following year he mentored me. it was life changing career changing but you need to be persiste persistent. >> persistence works. you went right to the top with the president of the school. >> your next one is set specific goals. you want to have goals so you know where you are going. you need to have a vision and write out your mission which is how am i going to get there? i think you should have specific dates even by christmas i would like to accomplish this. two years from now i would like to be here. you should write these things down and keep them in places where you always see them in your office, in your home maybe on your screen saver. if you are a sticky note person. take them to the printer. to me cookies and cream there they are. you want to keep them visual so you can stay focused on that. >> create a personal board of directors. what do you mean by this? >> personal board of directors or a growth people. people are findi

carson palmer last night the cardinal easily beat michigan - who happens to be jim harbaugh's alma mater released defense tackle tommy kelly the latest casualty of the salary cap. you may remember kelly for his role in this scuffle against cinncinnati last year by cutting him the raiders will save $4.75 million dollars.though the team still owes kelly $13 million over the next two years.ouch! in 2008 al davis gave the unproven kelly a record 7- year deal worth $51 million.didn't quite pan out. the giants and a's are headed home from the desert for a three game set beginning tomorrow at at&t park the giants wrapped up their cactus league season with an 8-to-6 win over arizona.they leave arizona with a record of 15-14-4 meanwhile the a's hosted the rockies for their final game in phoenix a's rockies meanwhile the a's hosted the rockies for their final game in phoenix top 2ndchris nelson the solo shot to center off jarrod parker puts colorado up 3-0 parker: but the a's leave the desert on a high note nate frieman the double just over dexter fowler's head.two runs come in to score a's win 6-

. >> reporter: her missive to women of her alma mater is sparking barrage of snarky headlines on the internet. one reading, princeton grad warns undergraduates to find their husbands now because the rested world is too dumb. >> it was just intended to suggest to these young women who are on campus today keep an open mind, look around you, these are the best, best guys. if the women's movement has truly done what it's supposed to do, it should enable women to make whatever choices are appropriate for them. even if they're seemingly retrogressive. >> reporter: in the letter, she also said although men regularly marry women who are younger and less intelligent, ultimately, it will frustrate you to be with a man who just isn't as smart as you. >> i don't think you should be actively looking for your husband when you're here. >> reporter: one expert we spoke to said it's actually not bad advice. >> if you have similar value systems and you're both intellectuals, is it going to increase the chances of having a successful relationship? of course, that's a given. >> reporter: what do princet

male members are only considered it their alma maters one of the nation's top 60 universities, and thenney to yet introduced a female members. so how does a standstill last? think joining me now in fox business exclusive, founder of sparkology. thank you for coming on the show. wh gave you the idea? >> i was always a hopeless romantic. melissa: not terribly romantic saying that the guy has to be from the top 16 universities. he will pay to get on. >> the reason why guys pay to start conversations, if you look at the dating sites, guys spam, a spin -- send as many messages as they get into as many girls as they can, but that's terrible and so since guys have to pay the start a conversation, we stop spam. women appreciate that it. melissa: are you growing, making money. >> we became cash flow positive this past summer now just over one year-end. first wedding is coming a bit too weeks. it's a very exciting year. melissa: we wanted to do this segment because your premises kind of funny, and we were having a good time, but 22 million people out there in the u.s. on the internet tryg today.

my alma mater is playing right now, unlv. what is the score of the game right now? >> 42-37, cal. >> jimmy: oh. all right. well, i had a hard time focusing on work today. i'm going to have a hard time focusing during the show. between march madness, facebook, twit. they say the average worker will work a total of 12 minutes over the next three weeks. i always feel kind of bad for people who don't watch college basketball. it's no fun to be the only one in your office who isn't following the tournament. even more so than most sports, college basketball can leave you feeling very left out. and that's no good in the work place. so for those of you who aren't particularly basketball savvy, we put together this video that i hope will help. >> it's march madness season, but you don't care about sborts. never fear, just follow this handy guide on how to pretend you care about college basketball. >> i think if memphis hits this one it's over for st. mary. >> first, nod in silence as the games are being discussed. >> tough shot. >> chime in occasionally. >> yeah, totally. th

. >> tiger's alma mater doing all right no question about it. we saw tonight from stanford you might call it the trickle down effect. coach alvira has asked her players to take some of the pressure off agumike. and pinkle from way downtown one of five threes she hit. she hit seven out of 10 shots. she had it going as witnessed by that thing rolling around and going down. and stanford just rolls michigan. that's her dad who happens to be the head men's coach in montana. on to the sweet 16 with the cardinals. >>> youngsters in the nba they don't always have the best grip on history but there are a few names that will get them to pay some attention. bill russell would be one of those names. the great hall of famer who grew up in the east bay followed the warriors was at last night's victory. that was quite a treat when coach jackson asked him to impart a few words of wisdom to the team. >> we were not going to practice today but once we got the word that he was going to come out and give a few words. practice was planned. there's not many people th

. >> tiger's alma mater doing all right no question about it.e saw tonight from stanford you might call it the trickle down effect. coach alvira has asked her players to take some of the pressure off agumike. and pinkle from way downtown one of five threes she hit. she hit seven out of 10 shots. she had it going as witnessed by that thing rolling around and going down. and stanford just rolls michigan. that's her dad who happens to be the head men's coach in montana. on to the sweet 16 with the cardinals. >>> youngsters in the nba they don't always have the best grip on history but there are a few names that will get them to pay some attention. bill russell would be one of those names. the great hall of famer who grew up in the east bay followed the warriors was at last night's victory. that was quite a treat when coach jackson asked him to impart a few words of wisdom to the team. >> we were not going to practice today but once we got the word that he was going to come out and give a few words. practice was planned. there's not many people that

i was a guest artist for my alma mater, and i don't call it community college. it's a junior college. we did "charlie's aunt" directed by an old teacher of mine named herb kennedy. i think we sold out 1500 seats every night. >> on a scale of 1 to 100, how nervous are you right now? a few days before the opening night and you haven't had to come across critics or an audience in a play for a very long time, 32 years. >> true. i would say nervousness is not nearly the term -- well, what do you call it when you wake up at 5:00 in the morning with your eyes wide open, thinking do i have the lines in scene 110 down? when she comes out on the bed, am i supposed to come -- that's where the nerves hit me, about 5:00 in the morning. >> why are you taking what some perceive to be a gamble? you don't need to do this. you're a huge movie star. you could roll out two great films a year, keep your status as king tom of hollywood. >> you haven't been on my p.r. camp, have you? you haven't been part of that. we haven't exactly knocked them all dead. well, primarily it's just the

. >> the alma mater of one dennis o'donnell, the gators in the swamp agaistate l.a. last night.albright's three-pointer put the gators up by 8 in the second half and then winston seals the win with a game-high 17 points. the gators win 57-47 and advance to the california collegiate athletic association semifinals in southern california. >>> how about some hockey? we have sharks across the border up in vancouver last night san jose bolting to a 2-0 lead but the canucks tie it up. the game goes int overtime and joe pavelski with the game winner. the sharks will play later tonight in calgary. >>> play of the day involving international soccer. real madrid's cristiano rolando broke a 1-1 tie to beat his former team manchester united, a little cross, kick, see you later, play of the day. >> very nice. >>> a san jose teenager is on the verge of become the next international soccer star. but his road to success was rough. benjamin hoya was born in the u.s. to mexican immigrant parents. his mother is a janitor and he would often help her at night. it's this discipline and hard work ethi

. >>> pro football players often return to their alma maters to encourage young players.nch now a running back for the seattle seahawks took it one step further. he suited up and played in the university of california's spring football game. lynch even scored a touchdown. >>> for more entertaining sports news, check out bleacher news, check out bleacher report.com. y roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it right here. someone help me!!! i have a flat tire!!! well it's good... good for me. what do you think? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> two days after the allege shooting death of a baby in brunswick, georgia, the child's mother says the baby was cremated tlaand there was a prie memorial service held. police have charged two boys, one 14 years old and one 17 years old, with the killing of the 13-month-old. that killing allegedly taking place while the mother was walking with the child in a s

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he also says he wouldn't mind teaching another class at his alma mater santa clara university. be posting this interview on our website. you can see the other high-profile interviews we've done. go to nbcbayarea.com/theinterview. >>> paying final respects to hugo chavez, his body carried through the streets from the hospital where he died to a military academy where he will lie in state. his death comes after a two-year battle with cancer. venezuelans adored him, some of them because of his socialist policies. opponents called him a dictator. a funeral for chavez is planned for friday. >>> president obama is trying a new tactic to end the sequester. he invited about a dozen republican senators to dinner and drinks. the president's efforts are aimed at jump-starting the stalled budget talks. now aides say mr. obama is concentrating his outreach on lawmakers with a history of bipartisan deal making. republicans have mixed reactions to the invitation. in the meantime lawmakers voted to approve a new plan called the cr, legislation that would allow the government to keep funding, t

. >> wisconsin badgers, my alma mater playing against ole miss. >> the five seed. >> they could makehat. i need you to knock off that one seed. mr. nussle. >> i'm speaking to the small business administration today at noon. >> my courage coach kermit davis is going to take the blue raiders to the ncaa. >> they've got a legitimate chance. for me, it's about miami, the hurricanes, they're a legit final four team. that's it for "the daily rundown." i'll see you on wednesday. tomorrow on the show, the ten-year anniversary of the start of the war in iraq. you won't believe the way politics have changed since we got into that conflict. the lessons learned and the future. coming up chris jansing, bye-bye. >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins, if you haven't heard, there's a snowstorm coming for new england. a significant want, too. this is a full-fledged event for tuesday. especially in the mountainous areas. by the time the storm is all over, interior new england is going to have plenty of snow, 6 to 12 inches. in the mountains, even more. would absolutely not have taken a zip line in the jun