those shocks are becoming more frequent and intermittence their impacts ripple across the regions maconity completely don't think another. they deal with chronic distresses as well and chronic sprez are constrains on the water supply or rising sea levels and inequality. those stresses make it hard for cities to respond effectively to shocks and it's difficult to restore functions in the wake of catastrophe. despite the technology we can't also precinct what it will be but cities can take action to mitigate the disruption when crises are unavailable. this this requires an investment of the resources about money and human capital. the thing about investing in resistance it doesn't just benefit a city when a disaster strikes but when done properly it produces jobs and better social services and other examples of what we call the realigns diversified something that benefits residents everyday per we at the rockefeller foundation have been working over a decade in past katrina new orleans and asia cities across 8 countries black and white super storm sandy and so there the reinvestment go pr

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to macon extra sings available -- contraception available, would cost $8.1 billion a year. not very much money. that's less than the united states was spending, your tax dollars and mine, per month in afghanistan and iraq during most of the last decade. this is affordable. it's also really fragile. because the population projects we have right now, which aren't pretty, -- we're at 7.2 billion now, and we're headed to 9.5 billion by the middle of the century, and to just about 11 billion by the end of the century. that means the amount of contraception we currently are making available. i'm not a member of a political party. but if obama's opponents would have won the last election, romney and ryan made it clear they would cut a lot of the u.s. funding for this stuff. a half a child more per woman in the world, we would be headed to 16 billion by the end of the century. but half a child fewer, which would happen if we made contraception universally available, we would be headed to six billion by the end of the century. that's a huge difference. that's taking us back in the d

the bears from macon, georgia, are still dancing.t along with yesterday's upsets bust add lot of brackets. warren buffett and quicken loans are offering a billion dollars to anyone who can pick every winner in the entire tournament. out of about 15 million entries, only 16 are still perfect. there is more in march madness on cbs right after this broadcast. a high school game comesment to a dramatic end. was there a special force involved? steve martin on the road is next. >> steve hartman on the road is next. >> . >> pelley: with march madness all around us, we are reminded of one of our favorite basketball stories. steve hartman brought it to us and we would a like to see it again. here is steve on the road. >> months ago. >> there it is, just outside of greensboro, north carolina. >> go. >> the bishop mcguinness basketball team had what may be the most remarkable game in school history. >> i still can't believe that even happened. i felt like there was no one that could stop us. >> i will remember this game for the rest of my life.

they'll go down to little mercer college out of macon, georgia.inute left, 68-63 and soon after inbound mercer's anthony white jr. goes the distance, 78- 71 the final. mercer beating duke and coach k right there, they're pretty happy. probably the only drawback about schaub, $10 million. i mean it's a low risk as far as what you do to get him, but you do have to pay $10 million. >> thank you. >>> tonight on the 10:00 news a teacher remembered, how a school community is honoring a music teacher killed by a driver accused of being drugged and distracted, that story tonight at 10:00. thanks for joining us. good night. bulldog; oh boy! every mattress at mattress discounters is so comfy. how could they get any better? well, there's one way... brilliant! mattress discounters red tag sale! look at that! $300 off serta perfect sleeper, and sealy posturepedic. plus, free delivery. the red tag means you save more green during mattress discounters red tag sale. now that's a beautiful sight. ♪ mattress discounters o unfair! you told me i could go! i told you

so people want to come see them because they're great guys and also play great basketball. >> now macont a fantastic team here at mercer. >> they've gone far beyond what anyone expected. it's awesome to go out with a bang this season going into a great season next year just to say we're on top, we're here in macon, this is where sports is starting to einvolve. >> wilt chamberlain said everybody pulls for david, nobody roots for goliath. mercer would love to be the school to remind us incident doesn't matter where you come from or how storied your basketball is, it's on the court, not on paper that counts. >> we will find out if the slipper fits when the 14t 14th seeded bears battle third seeded duke on friday. >> that's a tough first challenge. >> when you're a lower seed, you get one of the big boys. >> macon also home to the allman brothers. >> you never know. good luck to them. >> absolutely. >> driving around the eiffel tower. >> paris is cutting traffic in half. here is why the city is taking such a drastic step. >> hand painted design fading, but now making a comeback on buildings

few predicted mercer's win over duke, the university from macon georgia ruined the bracket predictionscross the country. >> i think people miss that in professional sports, the unbridled pure joy of kids barely old enough to shave celebrating an unpredicted win. >> reporter: 11 seed dayton had no business beating third seed syracuse. so at 3:00 in the morning in ohio, thousands of students stayed up to greet the team, along with the university president, proof that the enthusiasm is only partially explained by youth. on dayton's campus today, cinderella clearly is still at the ball. >> the slipper fits right now, we're cinderella, that is fine with us. >> reporter: for the first time in almost 30 years, dayton is one of the sweet 16, who hopes to be one of the final four who dreams of being the last team standing. >> somebody is going to make it, why not us? >> reporter: pure madness, stephanie gosk, nbc news new york. >>> and that is our broadcast for this monday night during the madness as we start off a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we certainly hop

compared to twenty eleven and went to the macon native culture of pics last year showed a twenty percent decrease according to the ministry the report released by the korea international trade association on friday says a gradual recovery in the world's largest economy will help those korean exports in the future the report also advises korean companies to focus on products that are in the sony and demanded the us market for example by a diesel products and lighting equipment. at a forum held in washington thursday local time u s lawmakers also constantly if outdated peep except the fta is a mistake in not only the two countries' economic times but also their political and military alliance the airport say there were also critical voices from the american civil organizations. citing the decreased us export figures to korea. the sealed the deal has fallen far short of john thomas is an improvement in trade balance and don't need any means we were so far in the press where we look at some other hot issues then grab the attention of the domestic media this week from north korea's political

welcome i had this week to macon city and did the divine tp to defend his client and resource center a new round of skin issues between protesters and police in the capital on sunday security forces use the gases is this angry fans heading to the faith ministry to protest against your tootsies is already the media month among dress which has claimed twenty one lines present europe and washington needs to be a far right opposition group trying to hide the fray the government next week. latin america's foreign ministers and key to discuss his plan is unfolding political crisis aunties even going to pass the tax the anti government protests in venice when i have not been announced and there have been some that have been significantly large but not larger than the other opposition protests at any time during the past few years people you who have been loyal to tie these are part of teddy's now unsupported. todd is in the government now we must not do enough to think that has affected that that that their support and loyalty in stopping the previous team to the contrary occurred due to so

. >> welcome to tonight's "red eye" debate center in macon, george george. glad you are all here.seeing some people and some recognizable faces. tonight's topic, can the gop win over hipsters with an eye to the next presidential election? they are going after young people in tortoise shell glasses. a new ad campaign features a guy named scott, my favorite kind. he has a leather jacket and he is republican. >> i shouldn't have to check my bank account before i fill up my car. so much of my paycheck goes to gas and we haven't talked about my heating bill at home. when it comes to the energy policy i am for solar, wind, shale gas, whatever. i am a republican. >> that was neat. can we see another? >> i feel pretty lucky to have a job. so many people i know are unemployed and it is like their lives are in neutral. i get ticked off when politicians want to vote for regulations that don't don't let you employ anyone. i am a republican because my friends need a paycheck and not an empty promise. >> from my perspective he was looking at a jill. >> he was the opposite of one of those painti

attorney ronald macon is out to get the mayor. last week, businessman jeffrey thompson pled guilty to running an illegal shadow campaign that helped gray get elected four years ago. thompson says gray knew about that campaign. the mayor says thompson is lying. gray hasn't been charged with anything but bennett told news 4's tom sherwood, quote, let me make it clear. i don't think he should be indicted, but if he is, we intend to go to trial. >>> the prince george's county council could approve a plan to create a special district, several business districts. the county would offer tax breaks and offer perks to lure businesses there. supporters say that would help prince george's county compete with montgomery county's i-270 technology corridor. >>> and right now, vice president joe biden is in poland, talking about the crisis in the ukraine. what he says the u.s. will do against russia, following the treaty with crimea. plus a plow driver goes a wrong way in arlington and it's caught on video. we hear from the man who is in the vid

red eye" debate center i >> welcome toight's red eye debate live from the red eye debate center, in maconare all here. see some people, recognizable faces out there. anyway, tonight's topic. can the gop win over hipsters, with an eye to the next presidential election, republicans are going after young people in tortoise shell glasses. the new ad campaign, entitled create your american dream. features scott, my favorite kind. a leather jock it. he is republican. scott. >> i shouldn't have to check my bank account before i fill up my car. but so much of my paycheck ends up going to gas. we haven't talked about my heating bill at home. when it come to energy policy, i'm for everything. solar, wind, shale gas, oil, whatever. ichl's a republican because we should have an all of the above energy policy. >> that was really neat. can we see another. >> i feel pretty lucky to have a job so. many people i know are unemployed. like their lives are stuck in neutral. i get ticked off at politician whose say they want to help the unemployed and vote for regulations that make it impossible to hire any o

we have big movement tonight the head of the air force base, it macon vince some of the military to finally leave. they're waiting for their commanders to be released. but of course they've live here they've got children in school here. russian also take a list of who is going to stay, who is going to go, and they're trying to organize who is going to go, and there are many maybe leaving by train. it's a wrenching time for ukrainian military, very despondent and unhappy with how this has turned out here thrown off their bases, off their ships, and now heading back to a broken up ukraine on the mainland. >> the moment you go back live we hear the dogs again. i want to know who let the dogs out cage those dogs. i apologize for that, thank you. >> owe saoweosama bin laden's sw may spend the rest of his life in prison. he has been found guilty for his role in al-qaeda as a spokesman. what are the details? >> reporter: yes, the trial itself only lasted three weeks, tony, far charter than we had been expecting, but today the voice of al-qaeda has been violented. the 48-year-old kuwaiti sulaiman a

perry macon is the political editor of the grillo.big round of applause for chris christie, not so much for mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. what's going on cpac? >> by far the favorite was ted cruz. the people i talked to were anticipating that speech. chris christie got a lot of applause, particularly when he criticized the media. that's not surprising. christie had a couple of lines of how we shouldn't let the media define our party. that got a lot of reception. cpac is+++b test test test jindal talked about abortion to say he's against it and emphasized that, but otherwise, it's part of a broader shift with the party. they're nervous about same-sex marriage. no one brought it up today, because they're not sure how to deal with it exactly. cruz spoke about abortion a little bit. in general, a lot of subjects avoided, mostly the focus on obama. interestingly, hillary clinton not mentioned at all. a lot of talk about her as a candidate. but the republicans are still aiming their attacks at obama right now and not looking forward very m

some of you may have read macon's blogpost.it is completely gone poof and the money is gone, 13% of all big coin in circulation. is that the number? >> i don't know what the number is but it's a large percentage. >> it's a large percentage. megan concludes that will dramatically decline bitcoin. doc stamp went through so the point is going to learn something. your properties using return system based on liquidity and common focal point so there you have a case where growth, the architecture and the increasing returns to stay out means that mistakes multiply and accumulate and then things will go poof. to try to think about more systematically what are the cases where we see learning and early learning in the austrian sense and. >> i'm sorry, what did that term mean? >> entrepreneurship. it doesn't matter. what are the conditions where you get one outcome or the other? what should you read for inside and i would say read "the upside of down" and then breed the sequel that upside of up and i believe there will be such a sequel. >

mercer out of macon, georgia. they went celebrating in style. i love the spin move here.y'll face tennessee next. steven as boston and virginia commonwealth. five minutes left. desmond hits the three and it's fouled. sejds it to overtime. jacob parker for 22 of his five seconds left. jacquian lewis, no. 77-70. they'll have everybody dancing. they'll get ucla next. cal poly's cinderella run came to a close. crushing the mustangs. doing it early and late. he had 23. wichita state, the one seed, a perfect 35-0. they roll, 64-37. >>> well, desperate times call for desperate measures. the raiders are in must win now mode and they're banking on the rejuvenation of matt schaub. they sent the texans a sixth round draft pick. the raiders will pick up the $14 million salary and hope that when they turn it into a pick six machine will regain confidence and turn it into a pro bowl quarterback. he was asked if he could lead them to the next. >> that's one of unique aspects of becoming part of this organization is the rich and storied tradition that they have here, especially at this p

even though two systems were off the jet computer kept trying to macon tact with the satellite high in the sky. it didn't send any information that is very useful, but investigators say because of that pinging they can use the signal and they narrowed the plane's path two these two arcs, either heading as far north as kazakhstan. the other path stretches far into the southern indian ocean with no real place for it to land. some 26 countriers helping with the search on mountains and deserts and oceans. catherine herridge is live. what are you learning today? >> well, shep in terms of the house homeland security committee telling fox news the fbi sent a team after the investigation was formally declared a criminal case. the 53-year-old pilot, who logged more than 18,000 hours in the air, and showed off his flight simulator on youtube, is now at the heart of the investigation along with his copilot. >> two scenarios are possible. one is ran another of fuel and crashed into the indian ocean. the other one, the plane landed somewhere in the southeast asia, possibly indonesia, that could be

probably a lot of parties back on campus in macon, georgia. u-mass 11 seed tennessee. dr. dr. u-mass minute men last night visited. jordan with authority. by julius the dr. irving back in the day. any way julius minute men fall to continue see. on to football now. al learn and gm note upcoming season make or brick for them. raiders gamble hoping matt can regain confidence as quarterback. raiders sent a 6 round about toybing acquire the 32-year-old qb and his 14 and half million dollar salary. shell shocked last year with this benched after throwing pick that will return for touch downs in 4 straight games. now on the upside 2 time pro bowler. he led the texan to the play off in 2012. some thought he might lead houston to the superbowl never got close but exited about a second chance here with the raiders. >> pass is the past i can't do anything to move on. and bigger better things and i'm excited for what the future holds here with oakland and just excited to get to work. any time you go through a lot of positive things or negative things you will learn from it and grow as per

of course, what the australian authorities say is after analyzing these pictures macon march 16th, itappears there may be two pieces of debris in the water. we look at those pictures. one of them rather sizable about 78 feet. it's slow the floating in water. the water is, according to a vessel in the area, about three days ago now, reporting that the seas were about nine feet and there were 25 knot winds in the area. it's a pretty rough area right now, floating there what could be debris and if it is debris, it's what's likely what's known as the skin of the aircraft, a portion of the fuselage or the wing. >> i'm talking about the n tp sb that this might be it the area to focus the search because obviously, they're looking at what they know from where the aircraft might be headed but also the point at which it would run out of fuel, right? >> exactly. let me take you back to the map here. you'll notice at the center of the map here what we have here is a satellite. i'm going to draw a line out from that sat, and each one of these lines is equidistant from the satellite. so as the plan

oklahoma and ohio state and the mother of all upsets, mercer university with 4400 students out of macon, georgia, knocking off the mighty four-time champion duke blue devils in the first round. upsets turning this year's ncaa tournament upside down. just two days in filling their fans with glee but ruining millions of americans' tournament brackets, and remember warren buffett's challenge to give a billion bucks to the winner of all 64 games, he told us -- >> someone who wins the billion dollars, i'll throw in a little free advice. i'll tell you actually i may ask to be included in their win. >> reporter: the chances of winning that, only 1 in 9.2 quadrillion but still we believed. >> i don't care what the scoreboard says, at the end of the game in my book we're going to be winners. >> reporter: not quite gene hackman. after just two days, how many of the 15 million remain in the running? zero. nada. fans all along were confident they would beat buffett's challenge. >> my brackets are alive. warren buffett is nervous as hell right now. me and my wife, right there in our bracket. >> i've

mercer out of macon, georgia, dancing! they win. they will face 11-seed tennessee. look up.l face tennessee next. and steven f. austin. and virginia commonwealth. he is fouled. sends it to overtime! five seconds left, one last chance vcu and lewis, no. steven f austin in a classic 12-5 upset. 77-70. everybody dancing. they will get ucla next. and cal poly, cinderella roll, will close against wichita state. the undefeated shockers. crushing them early. doing it early and late. anthony 23. wichita state, the one seed a perfect 35-0. they roll. and desperate times call for desperate measures. the raiders are in must-win now mode and they are banking on the rejuvenation of matt schaub. the raiders acquired the veteran quarterback, sending the texans a six-round draft pick. they hope a guy who turned into a pick six machine can regain his confidence and turn back into a pro goal quarterback. schaub was asked if he can lead them to the post-game season? >> without question i believe i can be that guy. it's one of the most unique and intriguing aspects of coming to be part of this

. >> first if i macon grad late you and al jazeera america for covering this. this is an important event that took place inside the muslim country. it was a conference without the presence of western cameras. not to demean western cameras. my point is this was not playing to the gallery. it was a sincere, heartfelt, overdue conversation among muslims that had to happen. i think the emirates have given neutral makeup of the country, therefore hosted without interference, they said they would not interfere and they did not interfere. i think that's what was required to allow muslims and those from other backgrounds to come along and discuss this on a daily basis. >> you think that's the problem there wasn't an environment for which that could happen until now? >> the environment is one element. the key aspect is the screening the convening of this event. a prominent 78-year-old mulls muslim scholar, he has the convening power of calling muslim religious leaders of different denominations to address the theological and political under pinnings of the al-qaeda narr

she may come tomorrow and she macon vincmay -- she may convine chairman she deserves another week.now why she is not ready after 9 months. but i'm not going to let a week get in the way. bill: you told me yesterday her statement are false. which statement are false. >> start with that apology where she blamed it on low-level cincinnati employees. that's a false statement. i'm going to use her own word to prove tomorrow that that's false. she denied the letters to jimmy jordan and chairman issa that there was a targeting scandal. we'll prove that's false. bill: will there be -- will there be immunity or will it be off the table. >> given that this is a family show i'm just going to say no. it was never on the table. she is not getting i minity. shall be shal -- she isnot gett. she wanted to be deposed as opposed to testifying. that's another analysis. but she ain't getting immunity. bill: if you are convinced this did not start in the cincinnati office. where did it come from, sir? >> washington, d.c. keep in mind. you remember the state of the union where the president famously cha

. >> host: marji in macon, georgia. >> caller: hi. iwatches i think you all need to have some different callers. when you have the reporters lined up in the morning because the man dashed and all of them so far have complained about getting screwed by the little people when if you look up strategy and mismanagement, we are the ones were being killed by these psycho maniacs up in washington, and they're getting billions of dollars for killing us. lookup strategy, defense, management people. and people at c-span know it but golly, they take this stuff. they know what's going on that's why they're giving away $5000 to the schools. >> host: what do you think? c-span knows what? >> caller: you know they get paid every time they have to pay a tax on a regulation or compliance. i mean, they get billions of dollars for that. don't tell me you don't know that. >> host: members of congress? >> caller: here's the deal for congress. as long as it's in the public, it is not -- what they do is getting it all out in the hearings so the wall street knows about it. >> host: i'm not sure if you make a re

macon and observation -- make an observation. when you have a justice department that selectively carries out the law rather than caryatids of to fully enforce the law you have problems like this that occur. and we don't just see it in this case. we see it across a broad array of laws that are selectively enforced to the detriment of undermining the glue that holds this country together which is the rule of law. and my disappointment in the actions of the justice department in this case are great, but not greater than what i see and the leaders of this justice department, a leader who does not take his oath seriously , does not do what is necessary to enhance the glue that binds us together. i want to thank senator levin and senator mccain. these are thorough investigations. this one has been extremely difficult in terms of getting information. the report is comprehensive. i also would think the present leaders of credit suisse for, one, admitting culpability and, too, coming to testify and being open and honest with us. and the

finally, the musical history of macon, georgia. concluded -- yes, i would be glad to yield.looked at both sides and the only gentleman on that side that even made a move was mr. walker. the gentleman did not stand, the gentleman did not rise. i resent the statement -- >> well, i am sorry -- if anyone would have dance, i would've recognized him. so don't get the quack i did not mean to suggest that you are not acting with fairness at all. what i did mean is that we have a consensus deal that your work with united states -- >> that is not what you said. -- weid it was not a fair went through all the procedures of votes. i would never do a thing like that. there was not a man on either side of the aisle that could do it. >> i respectfully suggest that i did not mean to offend you and -- >> you have offended me. i will accept your apology. >> i'm solidly -- i am sorry for that. from ourore coverage 35 years of coverage on our facebook page. today isrought to you a public service by your local satellite or cable provider. president obama has nominated stanley fischer, a former ow

finally, the musical history of macon, georgia and southern rock. concluded -- yes, i will be glad to yield. >> he had an opportunity, because i look to both sides, and the only gentleman on that side that has even made up move -- the gentleman did not stand. the gentleman did not rise. don't get political with me. greg sir, i didn't mean to suggest that you are acting with fairness at all. what i was suggesting is that we do have a contentious bill that you have work with the president of the united states. >> that isn't what you said. you said i had a fast gavel. and it wasn't a fast gavel. on a bill of this type -- as for , there wasn't a man on either side of the aisle. >> i respectfully suggest, sir, that i did not mean to offend wasn't --t >> i accept your apology. >> find more highlights from 35 years of house for coverage on her facebook page. c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you today as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> in 1979, the u.s. broke off diplomatic relations wit

i'm quoting -- "the changing climate is expected to macon con make connecticut a different place with more extreme wetter, hotter summers and more precipitation disrupting the natural world around us and testing our ability to respond and adapt. some people, some changes will be volatile and abrupt while others will be more nuanced. for example maple syrup production could decline while grape froag improves, which would bode well for connecticut's wine industry. at the end of this century connecticut's heat is expected to feel more like the sticky dog days of washington d.c., or perhaps savannah. a warmer summer could seem rather pleasant on its face if connecticut were to have a summer more like those in the south, but the changes come with greater volatility. as the climate gets warmer, you put more moisture into the atmosphere and it just gets a little more violent said richard haughton founder of a private nonprofit research organization that focuses on environmental success sciences. there's a lot more energy around that comes out in unexpected ways generally not to the bettermen

i sat down with the bears in macon, georgia to talk about their journey to the big dance. >> just how long has it been since the mercer bears have been to the ncaa tournament? >> i was the only one on the team born in the 1980's. i might be the last college basketball still playing born in the 1980's. >> for anyone who's ever played college basketball, getting to the big dance is the ultimate dream in my it becomes the ultimate nightmare, which happened to mercer university last year. >> last year was the most difficult. we won the regular season, thought it was our chance and we had to watch them beat us on home court in the championship and we thought it was our turn to do it. >> what does it feel like watching them through the tournament? >> bitter sweet. we knew it was good for the conference and letting the nation know we are in the conference with you at the same time, we wanted that success they were having badly. >> sometimes we were happy for them, other times like man, that should be us. >> fast forward to the same florida gulf coast team standing in the way of the elusive g

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