david: what did you study at ohio state? senator tom carper: i thought i would major in political science but i changed my way halfway through to economics. i never regretted it. economics a lot more helpful for me as state treasurer. when i was in the house i served on the banking committee so it was very helpful or. -- helpful they are. -- helpful there. it was more helpful than a major in political science. a lot of what i do is actually economics. david: going on to death senator tom carper: when i -- going on to -- senator tom carper: when i graduated from ohio state, i did not want to stay in the navy forever. i wanted to do my time and serve, i liked the movie but i wanted to do my time and be on to other things -- the navy but i wanted to do my time and be on to other things. i was interested in business and thought what can you do in the navy? i could be a supply officer and that would use my undergraduate training. but i was also interested in aviation. it was his very tough choice and in the end i almost flipped a

david: what did you study at ohio state? senator tom carper: i thought i would major in political science but i changed my way halfway through to economics. i never regretted it. economics a lot more helpful for me as state treasurer. when i was in the house i served on the banking committee so it was very helpful or. -- helpful they are. -- helpful there. it was more helpful than a major in political science. a lot of what i do is actually economics. david: going on to death senator tom carper: when i -- going on to -- senator tom carper: when i graduated from ohio state i did not want to stay in the navy forever. i wanted to do my time and serve, i liked the movie but i wanted to do my time and be on to other things -- the navy but i wanted to do my time and be on to other things. i was interested in business and thought what can you do in the navy? i could be a supply officer and that would use my undergraduate training. but i was also interested in aviation. it was his very tough choice and in the end i almost flipped a c

at ohio state. senator tom carper: my wife says that i never grew up and i hope in a sense that i never do. i grew up in virginia, my dad worked for nationwide insurance. it was in gamble, virginia on the north carolina border. i was in the boy scouts. my father encouraged me to attend and i did scout when i was 12 or so. undergo coleaders abusive older drove. actually -- spent a couple of years that the civil air patrol. actually the first time i ever sat in an airplane was at the civil air patrol, indicated that took off beside me. off into the wild blue yonder. i was always intrigued with the military, my dad had been a chief petty officer in world war ii and in my family, nobody ever graduated from college that i was aware of. and i remember when i was a senior in high school i applied to the air force academy. we did not have a lot of money. i wanted to get an education like the military. it was affiliated with the air force i applied too late to be considered. i was in high school and there we

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the ohio state university marching hand. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> ladiesemen, the democratic leader of the united states house of representatives, the honorable nancy pelosi. sen. pelosi: thank you for bringing us all together today it is an honor to be here with leader mcconnell and later rain, -- leader reed, senator portman and senator barry. thank you all for making this possible through the legislation awarding the congressional gold medal to jack nicklaus. what a thrill for all of us to be here. when i first had the privilege and the excitement and the joy of meeting jack nicklaus was when we had the gold medal ceremony for all nor palmer and that was pretty thrilling for all of us. jack spoke that day. when i met barbara and jack, i had the privilege of having a conversation with them and people came up to me afterwards and asked me what is my impression of jack nicklaus? i said, in a word, saintly. faintly. and of course, meeting barbara i knew why. hearing jack nicklaus the second's comments today reinforced that an impression of this great man. a

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the ohio state university marching hand. -- marching band. ♪ [applause ladies and gentlemen, the democratic leader of the united states house of representatives, the honorable nancy pelosi. [applause] >> thank you for bringing us all together today, it is an honor to be here with leader mcconnell and leader read senator portman, , and senator barry. thank you all for making this possible through the legislation awarding the congressional gold medal to jack nicklaus. what a thrill for all of us to be here. when i first had the privilege and the excitement and the joy of meeting jack nicklaus was when we had the gold medal ceremony for arnold palmer. that was pretty thrilling for all of us. jack spoke that day. when i met barbara and jack, i had the privilege of having a conversation with them and people came up to me afterwards and asked me what is my impression of jack nicklaus? i said, in a word, saintly. saintly. and of course, meeting barbara i knew why. hearing jack nicklaus the second's comments today reinforced that impression of this great man. as

president obama honored at ohio state university football national champions at the white house. the president praised the buckeyes further efforts on and off the field. this is about 15 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen the president of the united states accompanied by coach urban meyer. [applause] president obama: o, h. >> i o. president obama: everybody come please have a seat. welcome to the white house. give it up for the 2014 college national champions the ohio state buckeyes. [applause] president obama: you may have noticed we have a lot of buckeyes fans here today including some members of congress. representative george beattie was once a leader in the osu community and now she represents the osu community in congress. i want to thank the ohio state university president michael drake who is here, athletic director gene smith and, of course, cote urban cote urban mey oach urban meyer. [laughter] president obama: this is their 10th national championship. it is urban meyer's fourth time winning with a second-team. i have only done it twice on the same team both times. [laught

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the ohio state university marching hand. -- marching band. ♪ [applause>> ladies and gentlemen, the democratic leader of the united states house of representatives, the honorable nancy pelosi. [applause] >> thank you for bringing us all together today, it is an honor to be here with leader mcconnell and leader reid, senator portman, and senator barry. thank you all for making this possible through the legislation awarding the congressional gold medal to jack nicklaus. what a thrill for all of us to be here. when i first had the privilege and the excitement and the joy of meeting jack nicklaus was when we had the gold medal ceremony for arnold palmer. that was pretty thrilling for all of us. jack spoke that day. when i met barbara and jack, i had the privilege of having a conversation with them and people came up to me afterwards and asked me what is my impression of jack nicklaus? i said, in a word, saintly. saintly. and of course, meeting barbara i knew why. hearing jack nicklaus the second's comments today reinforced that impression of this great man. a

talk there about something that happened earlier this week when the other championship team, the ohio stateebs got their photo open. someone that time gave the president bunny ears. it's hard to figure out which of these guys it was. most journalists who wrote about the bunny ears figured it was michael bennet who is standing behind and to the left of president obama in that picture. gq magazine in their write-up pointed their finger at grant. was it actually his hand? several trms staffers spent way too much time this week trying to crack this case starting with the videotape. there's the hand. it's healthy, but still, it is hard to tell whose hand it is there. so the mystery continued until yesterday and that is when the prime suspect, michael bennet, copped to it on twitter. and he apologized, saying he meant no disrespect to the president. and today, i'm going to guess all is forgiven as the president appeared to take no offense. that does it for us tonight. to guess all is forgiven as the president appeared to take no offense. up next, "first look." >> good morning. right now on "first

i wanted to be close to ohio state so i could see my girlfriend who i dearly loved. instead i got p3a -- p3s, west coast. b310 was the training squadron at the time. i love the pensacola, beautiful white beaches. i loved spending time with the guys that i flew with and the introductory courses in airman ship. we went from there to corpus christi, texas. i really like corpus christi. i remember we got to corpus christi, one of my buddies from pensacola and i from baltimore we got out to corpus christi and we wanted to be able to live in the economy. the deal was if you showed up at the officers quarters and they had room for you, that is where you were going to be for the period of time that you are stationed. they got filled up and there were no vacancies. i said, would you step the orders to that effect? the next day we went out and found great accommodations, the guest quarters of a ranch for this millionaire family. tennis court, pool, horses. so that is where we live. it was dirt cheap. incredibly inexpensive. we were getting paid as ensigns and we were getting f

president obama welcoming the ohio state buckeyes.of this year's college football national championship. ohio state's first visit to the white house since 2003. head coach right at home in the west wing. there twice as coach of the florida gators. he knows the drill. we can't let your monday go on any longer without seeing this one: brandy the pug carving it out on the slopes. a little help from her owner. she may not be ready for the bliek black diamond yet, but my money is brandy for the 2018 olympic team. good stuff. relief at the pump might be short-lived. we crews into summer driving season gas is up 7 cents. that is according to aaa. jeff flock has that story from indiana. oh jeff. driving and chatting on tv at the same time. is that safe? jeff: hey not a problem. not a problem. i've been doing this all my life. i'm usually texting -- no, i'm not. melissa: no, no. jeff: we're looking for the cheapest gas prices out there. turn on the windshield wipers. rainy out here. indiana has lower gas prices. if you look at the numbers, we'

gq magazine pointed the finger at ohio state quarter back durant grant. was it his hand?ch time. see there's guess all is forgiven as the president appeared to take no offense. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow night. it's time for the last word with lawrence. take it away. >>> well, there is panic, real panic tonight now that there is

maryland came way back to beat ohio state in overtime. playoff perspective, if they win the individual championships the caps will still have won 15 more games -- the caps would still have to win 15 more games. the caps have yet to do it, the wizards did it a long time back when they were the bullets. kimberly: up next, find out why even after nobody rsvp'd for this girls party she is now receivin kimberly: a family in minnesota has hundreds of strangers to thank for birthday party. mckinsey does not know many people let her elementary school and she has a learning disability, which makes making friends difficult. when nobody rsvp'd for her birthday party her family turned to facebook. now she is getting presents and gifts from people she does not even know. >> there's a boy named sam. i think it's going to be great. exciting. kimberly: she is absolutely adorable. the family has no idea how many people will show up, but her dad, who thought he was safe baking only two boxes of cupcakes says he will have to

i left, i went to ohio state and i graduated from that school. the next thing i knew i was , running for the state senate. i did not have a single relative in the state of ohio. people thought i was crazy, said you cannot run and win. i spent two years at it and i was running against an incumbent democrat who was a household name. he had a dam named after him in columbus, and he took me for granted, and i created the notion of grassroots door-to-door campaigning. in that election, i was able to defeat the incumbent, and entered the state senate at the age of 26. it was pretty remarkable. and then, what happened was they took my district away. they wanted to kill me in the cradle. they didn't want me to go any further, so i decided to run for congress. in 1982, i started my campaign for the united states congress. now in 1982, for those who think , back, ronald reagan was not a very popular man. the interest rates were still high, the inflation was high the unemployment was high. when he came to ohio in 1982 nobody wanted to appear with him, except

trooper harker has since retired from the ohio state police. deputy gates has been promoted to detective sergeant. they run into each other from time to time, and although they don't often speak about what happened that day, both are thankful to have survived an encounter that could have easily ended tragically. >> had deputy gates not stopped when he did, i probably at the very least would have been severely injured or killed. >> gun, gun! >>> coming up -- police have just seconds to save a man before he burns alive. >> there's just no way. i couldn't get him out. just could not pull him out. >> when "caught on camera, dash cam diaries" continues. ♪ if you're looking for a car that drives you... ...and takes the wheel right from your very hands... ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50, from infiniti. do you have something for pain? i have bayer aspirin. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my back. i mean bayer back & body. it works great for pain. bayer back & body provides effec

. >>> president obama welcomes to ohio state buckeyes to the white house and happy birthday to victoriad actor and model and academy award winner jessica language is 66. i am melissa and thank you for watching early today. have a great monday. breach in our nation's capital. how the secret service reacted when someone else now scaled the white house fence. >>> the bay area buzzing over a big name. why oprah winfrey will be on the peninsula later today. >>> plus it's a pot party in the city by the bay. thousands of smokers planning to fill up a popular park to celebrate 4/20. >>> live look outside this monday morning. overlooking san jose. it is april 20th. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area this is "today in the bay." >> a very good monday morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we have a lot to get

a new study from ohio state university found pets can easily transmit diseases to you. researchers say dogs, cats, reptiles and amphibians can pass on a variety of infections. it can happen when cleaning up after the pet or through bites scratches and a wet sloppy kiss. the most at risk are the old young and pregnant. >> those that are at increased risk should really try to discourage face licking. pets whether they be dogs or cats or other animals carry a lot of different organisms in their mouth just like people. >> the animals can give us salmonella c diff, roundworm hookworm. the best advice is to wash your hands after you play with or clean up after your pets. >>> riding the rails in virginia will cost you a bit more. a ticket on the virginia railway express goes up by 4% beginning july 1st. riders traveling from fredericksburg to dc will pay an extra $12 a month and 45 cents more for a single ticket. vre says the extra cash will help cover higher operational costs including a new station opening in spotsylvania county. >>> if you're planning on flying this summer,

. >> reporter: we're here with clark kellogg and steve smith, and clark took ohio state to the tournament back in the day. a big ten conference, mvp, and steve smith led michigan state, we have a few michigan state people here, and sweet 16 appearance, great to have you with us today. >> thank you, rachel, happy to be here. >> thrilled to be here, a great sporting event on the calendar, and no one does it better. >> absolutely. you're excited about your spartans here, and you played in the turn. . take us through what the players are feeling today, hours away from game time. >> tell you what, they are excited and anxious to be on the court. all the hoopla surrounding the final four is well documented and talked about. they are ready to get between the lines, work up the first lather, and see if they can find a way to get to monday night. >> i'm with clark, talk about the kids getting on this type of stage, i have chill, clark, because just remembering when i got a chance to play, the motion that goes through it, the passion, and, obviously, for those guys to get a chance to compete. >> de

new study from ohio state university finds that the drug not only dulls your psychological pain but dulls your positive emotions as well. this breakthrough could impact millions of people. according to the study 23% of all americans use at least one medicine containing acetaminophen. brand new high-tech. 7,000 series rail cars made their big debut on the blue line this morning. so far only one train has been put into service. riders already love it. our mike conneen was there for that inaugural ride. mike: when the state of the art 7,000 series rail cars pulled into the franconia springfield metro station this morning, most riders were not expecting it and pleasantly surprised. >> yeah i ride every day anyway. but definitely, look forward to more with a train like this. maybe i won't want to get off. mike: a few who didn't even ride the blue line intentionally came for this. >> fantastic. mike: following ntsb recommendations, they have ordered 528 new rail cars to replace the oldest cars in the metro rail system. >> kawasaki is making these in lincoln, nebraska and expected to be shipping

the ohio state players and coaches gave our 44th president the official game ball and a jersey with hismber 44 on it. >>> look at the scary moment on the baseball diamond yesterday. it happened during the cubs-pirates game. it fan behind home plate was struck in the head with a foul ball. as you can see, the ball was caught by the net, but the fan was too close to the net for it to absorb the contact. the incident resulted in a 23-minute delay. the fan was taken off on a stretcher and to the hospital. hopefully she is okay. >>> another foul ball to show you. the nice ball girl finds an adorable young fan in the front row to give it to. what's he do? he throws it back. not to worry though. she gives it to him again because, well, i guess she's so nice. little guy wanted to show off his arm, i suppose. >>> now to the polo field. instead of galloping horses, the players ride segways. britain ordered the first international segway polo tournament, described as a mix of polo and hockey. players scoot around on scooters and zip down the field at speeds close to 13 miles an hour. >>> it's kind

but, according to a new ohio state university study, taking too many may indicate undesirable traits in a person. with us now is the lead author of that study. jesse, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> so why study people who take a lot of selfies in. >> well, i think we see this all around us all the time and even every day we may be asking ourselves hmm, why did they choose to post that, what are their motives in posting that information, so i decided to look that. >> and what motives did you find, and specifically with men, because i know your research ended up looking almost exclusively at men. >> yes, in the study we focused on men, and what we saw was a tendency with people with higher level of narcissism, such as psychopathic traits those people post more selfies than other people. >> we asked our community about the selfie trend, and i did some research, and twitter has it's own #, sometimes in life, there are just no words why because a gym had to remove the mirrors to prevent treadmill selfies that led to injuries and now we have this, the selfie stick

." >>> right now to sports action, ohio state coach urban meyer keeps on winning.eating the ducks for the national championship in january, he just received a six-year, $6.5 million contract. extension. that makes him the second highest paid coach in college football. >>> a memorial service for lauren hill in cincinnati. the mount st. joseph college basketball player died of a brain tumor friday at the age of just 19. thousands attended the memorial to pay their respects. dick vitale took to twitter to say he's proud to announce, they'll give a $250,000 lauren hill pediatric grant at his gala on may 15th. >>> nothing good comes from premature celebration. tanguy pepiot had a sizable lead until, as you saw, he celebrated a little too early causing him to get second. did you see the look on his face? that was priceless. don't celebrate too early. that's the lesson there. >>> the boston red sox had tom brady come out and throw the ceremonial first pitch at fenway park. brady was joined by bill belichick and all four super bowl trophies. he threw for over 4300 yards an

. >>> president obama will welcome ohio state university's football team to the white house.y'll be honored in the first ever college football playoff national championship. buckeyes beat the university of oregon back in january to win the title. >>> "nbc 10" was at a lacrosse tournament honoring the rowan student while walking on campus. yesterday seven teams competed in farrell's honor at rowan's intramural field in glassboro gloucester county. none of the players knew him personally but they wanted to honor him. >> seniors graduate new students come in stories get this lost. that's why it's important to remember him. >> wanted to get donnie's story out there. we want to get closure for his family. >> money will help create a scholarship in his name. organizers hope it will rekindle the search for his killer. certainly those kids they're really respectful. >>> you're watching "nbc 10 news." "nbc 10 news today" at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> a wet start to our week as heavy rain falls across the region creating a messy morning commute. >>> t

president obama will welcome the buckeyes of ohio state to the white house today. the university of oregon of course in january to win the title.Ñi >>> meanwhile "nbc 10" was at a lacrosse tournament honoring the rowan university student that was killed walking on campus inok 2007. the murder of donny farrell still remains okunsolved. seven teams remain. none of the players knew farrell to honor r >> graduate new kids come in stories get lost that's why it's important for this to be remembered. >> we want to get donny's story back out there. anything wet(q can ñ=1ñ that was another main reason we did this event. we want to get some closure for this family. >> moneyfá for the tournament will helpçó create a scholarship in donny's nay or dash. >> thousands of runners haveçó raised money about the life saving power of organ and tissueq donation. "nbc 10" was at the donor dash at the philadelphia museum of art. 20th year for the event. right now in our region alone more than 6 240urks men women and childreni] are waiting for transplants. >>> summer airfare is going d

based on the ohio cases involved, the state recognition of out-of-state same-sex marriage and in that respect [inaudible] but the fundamental question in all these cases is the same. that fundamental question is not whether ohio should recognize same-sex marriage, but who should make that important decision in public policy on behalf of the state area ohio voters -- the district court ignored its place within the hierarchy and constitutional democracy. i would like to begin with the bigger point. it is significant on this recognition case. in the prior discussion [inaudible] was discussed. the analysis has it right when the judge talked about the rights have to be consistent [inaudible] a result that does not lead to same-sex marriage and the plaintiffs have not proffered any grounds on which to distinguish the right to recognition. because of that, they made the same approach with respect to baker as the other cases. doctrinal deponents have superseded baker. i think i heard the question. >> that is not quite true. didn't judge black point out that there is [inaudible] doesn't seem t

yesterday he met with ohio state football team. one brave buckeye decided to make bunny ears behind the president's head during the team photo shoot. defensive tackle tweeted after the shoot, did the bunny ears show up on tv or was it too late? the president meets super bowl champions and new england patriots on thursday. amelia. >> right now it's chilly outside. the temperature 64 degrees. yesterday our high was 82. today a good 10 degrees cooler than that. tomorrow similar temperatures at least in washington. a high of 69. we'll be tracking showers. the chance of a shower during the morning hours. as we get to the afternoon and evening hours, this is when the showers are most likely and maybe a thunderstorm or two. severe weather tomorrow is not looking likely. the rain tomorrow with a cold front. that cold front cools us down to the weekend. high temperatures in the low 60s thursday friday and saturday. chance of showers on saturday melissa. >> all right. thank you, amelia. the number of breast cancer cases is expected to rise b

. >> we've been tested against penn state, notre dame, ohio state but they're just a really great group of girls that have come together and the cohesion throughout the season has been awesome. >> reporter: to play at this level, an athlete needs a solid foundation. that's what the girls around the area are building. >> you can tell the girls, they love the competition. they certainly love to win and leave it all on the field. >> reporter: girls lining up, this is the wolf pack takes on the stingers. >> at least in the east bay i know people talk about baseball season, soccer season and lacrosse season. i think it's a major player right now. >> i like lacrosse because it's different. it's not like everything else that people play all the time. like you really see lacrosse on tv. >> reporter: the boys game and girl games are different right down to their different sticks. but just ask these girls and their sport is no less intense. >> it feels really good to get a goal. >> reporter: their parents couldn't be more enthusiastic watching their girls compete. >> it's really a wonderful exper

my father owns several drugstores in and around columbus the 1st of which was on the campus of ohio state university. we lived there on the campus safe to say i was destined to be a buckeye. when i was six my father was a multi sport athlete. i will never forget the image of the folks carrying my father into the house, a large man who played football. his 1st diagnosis was a sprained. in in those days they did not have the sophistication. four years later they decipher that he broke it in four places and had to have it fixed. took up golf again. i was ten years old. he took me with him. every few holes he would stop and i would hit some shots. that is when i was introduced to my line -- lifeline teacher and mentor, jack brown what a great man. that is when i began i began to play golf. my father never sacrificed so much for me the opportunities to pursue my career but the same thing can be said for my sister sitting here today. as my only sibling i think she get the short end of the stick but has been as supportive as any family member or friend can be. [applause] using golf is a vehicle

meyer led the ohio state buckeyes to the national championship last season and is now under contractou know the names, folks, the rock, hulk hogan and stone cold steve austin bona fide icons outside the ring, these are the individuals who helped make the wwe a global publicly traded sports entertainment company. for a view from the top rope, you might see, george barris is here chief strategy financial officer with the wwe. you have $ -- 1.3 million wwe subscribers. that figure alone will surprise some people. before i ask you how you're going to get to the -- how you're going to clear the next hurdle, how did you get there? what is it about the wwe do people who stopped watching wrestling in 1986? george: who stopped? i don't know anybody who stopped. thank you for rolling the r's. my mom will be very happy. erik: tell me about the company. george: sure. as you know, you talked about stone cold, hulk, rock, you left out johnsenia, our current top superstar. he has over 36 million likes i think last time i checked on facebook. number one u.s. athlete on facebook. you talked about the

the illness is connected to a church in lancaster, ohio. state are working to pinpoint the source of the illness. but the health department says that six food samples have tested positive. >>> what do a duck call ring tone a diamond and a google search have in common? they are part of "happening now's" final 30 three stories you do not want to miss. ♪ ♪ when you're living with diabetes steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. i'm a bull rid make it part of your daily diabetes plan. so you stay steady ahead. there's only one egg that just tastes better. fresher. more flavorful. delicious. with more great nutrition. and 25% less saturated fat. only eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. >>> time for the final 30 now, three stories in 30 seconds. a firefighter uses a duck call ring tone to lure six ducklinks out of a storm drain. those newly hatched mallards were re-united with their mother. >>> now this -- a woman finds a 3.69 carat diamond during her visit to arka

the state of ohio, though, appealed the decision to list john as married. their government went to court to strip he and his beloved of this recognition and they won. with state officials making it their mission to change john arthur's death certificate. jim now stands as the named plaintiff in an appeal to the united states supreme court appealing to the highest court in the land to have their citizenship rights recognized, their love recognized, their vow and commitment be worthy of recognized that they are full american citizens. they joined with cases from three other states also seeking that affirmation of citizenship of equality under the law. together all these cases have come to represent the cause paving the way for marriage equality to become a reality in our nation. jim and john's story is moving, as their case is being heard in a building with emblazoned on its side the highest ideal of our land: equality under the law. their story is heartbreaking. it is inspiring. unfortunately, in our nation right now it is all too common. this story of theirs

as you can see in the sweatshirt she wearing a faded ohio state university sweatshirt.has been holding up hotels, holding a gun and demanding money from the clerk and then gets away in a dark-colored vehicle. >>> millionaire robert durst back in court yesterday in new orleans on trial for illegal gun possession. >> it was who was not in court yesterday. causing fresh intrigue in this case. matt gutman is there for us. >> reporter: as robert durst was bungled out of court his defense team on the offense. >> sounds like they are trying to hide the ball. >> reporter: they called two fbi agents and state trooper they subpoenaed as witnesses but the three never showed up. the agents only had a search warrant for durst hotel room after they found his gun and marijuana. the judge saying the fbi agents could be held in contempt of court for their failure to appear. the millionaire has been investigated in three deaths as seen in the hbo docu drama, the jinx which concluded with this apparent confession. >> killed them all of course. >> his arrest was based on that program. not

ohio state won the big ten. it wasn't done luck at all. -- dumb luck at all.michigan state and wisconsin to be in the final four. and i think it was, for guys to watch the big ten basketball pretty obvious. mark: and a win for him means 360,000 dollars to his charity, harlem r.b.i.. it provides inner-city youth with opportunities and membership -- mentorship. investors are waiting until the end of the earnings season to determine whether stocks should keep climbing higher. in today's edition of off the charts, scarlet fu joins me to look at whether corporate executives are putting their money where their mouth star. scarlet: we talk about companies buying back their own chairs which has the effect of reducing earnings per share, but does extend to individual corporate insiders, officers, directors, employees echoed it turns out, -- employees? it turns out, not so much. in the global strategy note today, the first chart shows us this. the red line tracks the number of insider purchase announcement. it peaked in 2009 during a recession, of course, and spiked aga

. >> we have been tested against penn state, notre dame, ohio state. they are a really great group of girls. >> reporter: to play at this level, an athlete needs a solid foundation an that's what girls around the bay area are building. >> you can tell the girls, they love the competition and they certainly love to win and they like to leave it all out on the field. >> a club league of girls up to 11 facing off. southern marine wolf pack taking on the stingers. >> in the east, people are talking about other seasons, baseball season, soccer season and lacrosse season. i think it's a major player right now. >> the boys game and girls game are different down to their different sticks. ask any of these girls, their sport is no less intense. >> i love taking it to the cage, defense, feels really good to get a goal. >> their parents couldn't be more enthusiastic, watching the girls compete. >> we love being a -- she loves being a part of the team. >> she's picking up hand eye, quickness. the ability to see the ball at that high speed, mental acuity. >> workin

judge: a common-law marriage out-of-state would be considered void in ohio? >> it depends. the way the courts undertake the choice of law analysis is to say out-of-state marriage is only voidable, we will recognize it here even if it is unlawful here. that is the first cousins marry kate -- marriage case. for other types of marriages, if the marriage would be deemed void, which ohio courts would take to mean -- common-law is not recognized and would not be recognized. the henry sales case, that was an in-state ohio marriage, a common-law marriage. the court established the rule that it was absolutely void and the court would not recognize it. that void versus voidable is the distinction, not same-sex marriage versus opposite sex marriage. that is one example for why i think baker is controlling. another distinction may try to make is to say that there is a substantive due process right not to marry, but marriage recognition. i do not even think you need to get to the analysis, because under the supreme court cases and this court's cases, when you have a specific provision di

buckeyes the ohio state buckeyes. coming in. they defeated oregon ducks back in january, 42-20. the buckeyes will be honored by congress later this afternoon. in case you didn't know it today being 4/20 it's a big day for pot smokers around the country and around the world. on this holiday, we want to take a moment to pause and take a deeper dive. the politics of pot will undoubtedly take stage in the 2016 election. frances has a look at what people are saying about it. >> looking at the politics of pot some say the 2016 will be the marijuana election or at least take on some central issues here as marijuana becomes less taboo. there are 23 states that have relaxed pot laws in some form but four states as you can see here in the neon green that have legalized recreational use of pot. those states alaska and organize, in the neon green. pot is also legal in the nation's capital and could be legal elsewhere too come 2016. these are the five states that could legalize pot in the election here. you can see that highlighte

president obama welcoming the ohio state football team to celebrate their national championship.were the first team to win the championship under the new college football playoff system. >>> if you a caps fan we know you're counting down the hours until the playoff game tomorrow night. pretty much a must win situation here with the team down 2-1 in the series. they lost in overtime yesterday. alex ovechkin only took three shots on goal. the forward fehr probably won't play after hurting his shoulder in the game. >> let's go caps. >>> this morning we learn about the minnesota mom who took matters into her own hands to make sure her daughter had a birthday she would never forget. she has a rare genetic disorder that causes her to grow at a faster pace than other kids. she doesn't have any friends and everyone she invited to her 10th birthday party declined the invitation. that's when mckenzie's mom took to facebook asking a few friends to bring along girls close to her daughter's age to celebrate. guess what? more than 500 people showed up including charles johnson, local businesse

a new study from ohio state university shows dogs cats, reptiles and amphibians can pass salmonella, c diff resistant bacteria and round worm and hook worm. it happens through bites scratches, and saliva and when owners clean up after their pets. >> it's passed through the feces of the pet and the people eventually get that poop in to their mouth. >> reporter: while most pets have low risk of infection the most vulnerable includes seniors, young children, pregnant women and people with weak immunity. he says owners need to wash their hands after handling their pets. >> those at an increased risk should discourage face licking. pets whether it be dogs or cats or other animals carry a lot of different organisms in their mouth just like people. >> reporter: amanda has worked with pets and exotic animals her whole life and knows they can carry diseases. >> you don't mind letting little woof lick your face or sleep with you? >> i wouldn't have it any other way. >> reporter: she said she just makes sure she practices good hygiene. >> doctors also recommend wearing protective gloves when cl

in the stud friday ohio state university found saliva scratches fecal matter and by the can pass on bacteria viruses and par zoo its to human. they include salmon philadelphia, and round warm. >> they are at increased risk. you should discourage face licking. pets whether they be dogs, cats carry different organism in their mouth just like people. >> while most people have a low risk of infection most vulnerable include elderly and young, pregnant woman and people with weak immune systems. doctors say owners should wash their hand after handling their pet. we will be right back. we are getting a glimpse at baby timberlake. he and his wife sharing first photo of their son silas, they posted this shot of their adorable result guy on justin's instagram. he was born earlier this month, he is sporting memphis grizzlies gear in that shot. his daddies a minority owner of the team and a very big fan, in the nba playoffs right now. >>> excitement is building as world awaits the birth of the britain's new royal baby. >> duke and duchess of cambridge are expecting their second child any day now, corres

right is a distinguished university professor and the memorial chair and constitutional law at ohio stateversity. to my immediate right is the associate professor of government. to my immediate left is our surprise guest. the honorable fellow, the associate dean for intellectual rights. to my far left is vickie scholz, the foundational professor of law at yale. i will be bringing up the rear with my comments. i am an associate professor of law and anthropology here. without any further r

also with me someone who has a pretty unique perspective on the story, former ohio state superstar collegecome to you. maurice, just to clarify on you, you went in spent some time. tell me how many years did you spend for armed robbery? >> four years. >> four years. so let me begin with you. when you saw this happen today with aaron hernandez and you know he's going back to that jail cell and heading off to prison for the rest of his life what is that like? >> to clear this up one, i don't understand the reality of going to prison for life, but i do understand the experience you have when it's leading up to the day when it's time to get sentenced or you're trying to hear the verdict of what your future will be. i know about the prayer that goes into it and the anticipation and the optimism that you're trying to have coming up to that point. i also know what it feels like to hear out the judge's mouth on basically where you're going to be. no one wants to two to prison for a day. no one wants to go to prison for life or 7 1/2 years, in which i got sentenced. when i tweeted out earlier, i sa

researchers a at the ohio state university found that acetaminophen in the only dulls pain but it reduces positive emotions. researchers have participants view pleasant and disturbing photos, those who took acetaminophen did in the react as strongly as the placebo groups. >>> in chicago health officials are sounding a warning to dog owners about a deadly dog flu out break. six dogs have died so far due to this virus and american 1,000 have been infected. vets are now suiting up in protective gear for every examination there. dog owners have been told to keep their dogs out of public areas and to avoid social interacting with other pets. >> what he try not to interact with people as we are's walking or other animals we don't know. >> usually a large group of dogs that meets in the afternoon and it is just not happening right now. >> it has been traced back to a strain of flu from asia. health officials say it has never been seen before in north america. >>> texas mother makes history by giving birth to five little girls. the babies delivered via c-section are first all female quintuplets b

according to a study from ohio state university patient who's reported higher levels of stress also experiencedrgy flare-ups. no surprise that led to more stress. >> big icicle how do you break the cycle. cool compresses perk up puffy eyes and don't forget about my go to remedy for itchy runny notices the neti pot sale len rinse flushes the pollen through the nasal cavities. to cut out stress remember to breathe deeply. deep breathing one of my favorite ways to zap stress. force of an eight breath. up hail for four seconds hold it for a second and exhale for eight. >> you can catch the dr. oz show right here on fox 29 weekdays at 1:00 p.m. >>> a denver dog living with incurable disease gets a new lease on life. >> it's thank thanks to the generosity of others. seam the pug cannot control the way her back legs move. it's been get getting worse she hasn't been able to move her back legs until now she's back to running around again with the help of a special wheelchair. >> her tail doesn't stop wagging when she's in the chair. >> she still thinks she can run. >> the disable pet foundation and the

ohio state university researchers found acetaminophen in the only dulls your pain it reduces your positive emotional response. researchers had participant in the study view pleasant and disturbing photos after taking the drug and those had taken acetaminophen did not react as strongry to those photos as those given a placebo. >> but we know pain is not at local phenomenon. if you have pain in your knee it is not just there it effects nerve receptors there but that leads to nerve tissue central nervous system and part of the brain is affect the most. and, it the effects positive and negative emotions. >> reporter: a according to the study 23 percent of all americans use one of of the more than 600 medicine that contain acetaminophen. >>> well, classic hit when a man loves a woman died. percy sledge died at his home in baton rouge, following a battle with cancer. sledge used to work part-time singer and hospital orderly to lasting fame with that number one hit in 1966. it the got him all the way to the rock and roll hall of fame where he was induct in 2005. the the great percy sledge was 74

during a visit to the white house, one ohio state football player decided to play a prank on the president. posing for a picture with the buckeyes michael bennett decided to give president obama bunny ears after leaving the house, bennett tweeted, quote, did the bunny ears show up on tv or was it too late. the buckeyes were being honored after winning the first ever college football playoff national championship. >> now, you know that mom -- that young man's mom was not happy. >> no, she was not. >> no. but he had a good time and the president didn't mind. >>> well warm weather bringing a lot of people outdoors but we want to warn you now, especially if you plan to do anything outside anywhere in pennsylvania. why we're in for the biggest threat of lyme disease ever. >>> and a coyote was caught in a new jersey town last night. but the capture has left neighbors even more worried. the reason is just ahead on nbc 10 news at 5:00. >>> this lyme disease alert from pennsylvania health officials arer warning residents now that there is a danger of lyme disease in every county in the state. resea

fourth grade, passing legislation that promised to hold back any third grader who failed the state's reading test. ohio called it the third grade reading guarantee. >> it's now or never. we're finished with passing kids along that are unable and unprepared to actually reach success at the higher grade levels. >> reporter: at the outset, third-grade teacher linda hissett of carson elementary in cincinnati welcomed the guarantee, and saw it as a solution. >> i had some students who were at a kindergarten-level reading first-grade-level reading, second grade. you know, i guess, i just, i look at it with dismay. >> reporter: but carson's principal, ruthenia jackson, was wary of the guarantee. some 40% of her students were in danger of being held back. >> the research shows that if you retain children over, it does not help them down the line, because they're just getting older, and then eventually they'll get in high school, and they'll just drop out.

ohio state university researchers split up a group of college students into two groups of 41.ook acetaminophen the other took a placebo. once the drugs took effect the participants were asked to look at 40 images that ranged from he can treatmently unpleasant to neutral to very pleasant. well, those who took the acetaminophen rated all of the photos less positive or less negative than those who took the placebo. that's an interesting one. >>> well divorce may actually break your heart in more ways than one. a new study from duke school of medicine found that divorced women have a greater risk for heart attack than happily married women. even if divorce women remarry they're risk is still higher and, ladies, if you get the did you veried more than one time, your risk of heart attack goes up even higher. yikes! >>> but they say the same is not true for divorced men. i wonder why that is. doctors say that -- >> um-hmm. >> this is more proof that relationships really do affect our health. i have nothing else to say about that. >> i got a lot to say. >> we don't have time for it. >

i look at what is happening in wisconsin, michigan, ohio, other state. i see if you put commonsense republican conservative leadership in place in the executive and legislative branch, if that team works together, there is no end to the good things that can happen. if we do that in washington, with a republican house, a republican senate, and a new republican president, there is no end to how much better things can be in this country. [applause] and let me give you three examples of where i think the contrast is important. first off, i think we need to start talking more about growth. no i am all for balanced budgets. i took a $3.6 billion budget deficits, one of the biggest in state history and the biggest per capita in the country, and turned it into a surplus. we did not do that just by cutting. we do not just do that through austerity. we did it through growth and reform. we empower the people that create jobs to do that. unfortunately, when i listen to this president, they have it backwards. somehow they think the way to grow the economy is to grow