their defense was stifling from the first game with unc-asheville. >> and arcidiacono said within the last couple of days that they really worked hard to learn from their losses. the last time they lost was against seton hall in the big east final. and he said we've learned a lot from that game. and early on in this tournament, they would remind each other about what happened in that game. certain things that occurred in the seton hall game that they did not want to see happen again. and even if they played the early games in this tournament, they referred back to that seton hall game, their last loss, to see them through some of the tough moments in the early games of the tournament. >> it certainly was a wake-up call. one thing jay wright mentioned during the week leading up to the last two games here, the national semi final and tonight's championship game is that his seniors, guys like daniel ochefu and ryan arcidiacono, they were still coachable. he could still pull those guys aside even though they played 120 games in their college careers, he would pull them aside and say that

hillary clinton, she needed that, double digits, 50 asheville 42 with 60%. the numbers in right now as we speak. sharon has more at the big party. >> that is right. i have to tell you that hillary clinton is still thanking her supporters line the on the podium. the very excited crowd, she wastes no opportunity to talk about publican rivals, saying that she's trying to run a positive campaign. one that supports family, one let's hear a little bit about what she has to say. >> today you prove that there is no place like home. [cheers] [applause] >> you know, in this campaign we have one in every region of the country. [cheers] [applause] >> from the north to the south and east to the west. but this one is personal. [cheers] [applause] >> and of course clinton already looking toward the next primary that includes connecticut, maryland, rhode island on april april 26. she's hoping that the supporters are going to continue to grow and gain momentum and she hopes to continue to win big. the margin of her victory will certainly be examined with how much of a site t

house in charlotte, north carolina, and tauted tiny living at a conference he organized recently in asheville >> people are very skeptical. when you step into some of these houses like we have here at the conference, things just kind of click. >> i've lived here for four years and i built it myself. >> alicia kathleen built her 24 square foot home for just $200. there's no room for a fridge so she uses a clay pot to cool her food. >> this is just my plate and then inside i have some yogurt and cheese right now. >> she saved her earnings to pay off student loans but the inspiration behind the house was growing up with hoarders. that makes her think about it and for me happiness is the freedom to be able to go where i want and do what i want and be able to help people because i'm not attached. >> reporter: if that's too tiny for you, a 200 square foot bus might seem homeyer. >> it's 110 gallon horse trough that we got. >> they converted this 1991 school bus into their home for about $17,000. it is 1/8 the size of their last home. >> the effort and time that it took to maintain a large house and

moore, who's based in asheville, north carolina has opted to start a new firm out-of-state. >> our series a funding is several million dollars, and that money could be here in north carolina. and we made a decision, it's going to florida. i don't love florida, particularly. (laughter) i mean, i sweat the whole time i'm there but north carolina as a whole is not a progressive state and that's why i unfortunately say it is the money that will make the difference. >> reporter: of course, the business backlash to hb2 goes beyond high point. almost 200 executives have called for a repeal. paypal scrapped plans for a new operations center and 400 new jobs, while canceled conventions have cost the state some eight million dollars and counting. and then there are the shows that did not go on. from the boss, to cirque du soleil, to pearl jam, and ringo starr. >> i was very much a beatles fan, and i was looking forward to seeing ringo starr! >> reporter: but an even bigger blow to mayor harold weinbrecht of cary, north carolina: deutsche bank's decision to freeze 250 new jobs at this software devel

this event was taped in 2014 at a bookstore in asheville, north carolina. t's about an hour. denise: i am thrilled to be here with karen abbott. i love her book. love all her books. you show us this entire other view of chicago through the eyes of the two most famous american madams ever. in "american rose," we learned about an american icon who hasn't been explored the way you explored her. now with "liar, temptress, soldier, spy," you hit on several things i adore. unexplored american history, espionage, and women with real spines, adventurous incredible women. tell us about what this book is about. karen: i will tell you the origins. i was born and raised in philadelphia and moved to atlanta in 2001. i noticed immediately that the civil war seeps in the conversation in the south in a way it never does in the north. i saw the occasional confederate flag, heard the jokes of the war of northern aggression. the point was really driven -- [laughter] good point. and the point was driven home that it wasn't a joke. when i was stuck in traffic for hours behind a pickup truck that

yesterday activists in asheville hit the streets looking for businesses to agree to add their ownend iser- neutral bathrooms. the group says it hopes to start a movement that will eventually lead to the state repealing the new law. >> absolutely 100% in personal support of what they're doing, the legislation. it's really disappointing and it makes me sad that that's what our state has chosen to do. >> an active -- and activists are not just working on the local level. another presented the governor with a petition signed yesterday by 100 ceos calling for a repeal of the law. some companies say they are reconsidering doing business in the state. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, the 11-year-old entrepreneur turns her lemonade stand into a sweet deal with a huge grocery chain. the heartwarming story just ahead. >>> and meteorologist bill >>> 5:54. welcome back. houston is the center of the men's college basketball world as the final four gets under way this weekend. the surprise visitor of the group? syracuse. the orange the first number 10 seed to reach a final four. syracu

people in the espn bracket contest actually picked 'nova to lose in the first round against unc asheville than win the whole thing. >> that makes it all the sweeter. >> amazing moment. >> surpriseing. that's awesome. want to show you once again the team celebration. just what you'd expect. they're going nuts but at the same time, look at coach jay wright. that's his expression while the entire arena is erupting. >> was he even there? >> he's like, did that just happen? >> he looked irritated. >> i know. >> stoic in defeat and -- great leaders. >> that was incredible and kris jenkins will be here live a little later. back to rob up in boston. >> good morning, again, guys. chilly start to the day. windchills well into the single to melt any time quickly. >> and coming up here on "gma," what was this flight attendant thinking to deploy the emergency slide as the plane landed? we have the investigation this morning. >>> and tiger woods' surprising announcement. why he's sitting out the masters and staying home. could he be headed for retirement?onnect us with the wonderment of nature. with th

people in the espn bracket contest actually picked 'nova to lose in the first round against unc ashevillehan win the whole thing. >> that makes it all the sweeter. >> i know, as jenkins said, an amazing moment. >> surprising. that's awesome. want to show you once again the team celebration. just what you'd expect. they're going nuts but at the same time, look at coach jay wright. that's his expression while the entire arena is erupting. he says he was in total and utter shock. >> was he even there? >> he's like, did that just happen? >> he looked irritated. >> i know. >> stoic in defeat and -- great leaders. >> that was incredible and kris jenkins will be here live a little bit later. >>> now, let's go back to rob up in boston. >> good morning, again, guys. it's a chilly start to the day. windchills well into the single numbers so the snow is not going to melt any time quickly. tuesday trivia brought to you by liberty mutual insurance. liberty mutual insurance. >>> i am meteorology with the forecast it will be warm. a lot of sunshine. from start to finish. up to 84 in concord. a warm 74 i

danny fromup is asheville, north carolina, on the republican line, go ahead.tementu made a that it's not a big deal for the water getting contaminated for most people. they treat the water and every things ok. we've got millions of people on wells and they will get done in with the fracking. what you have to say about that? guest: that's a good point. i didn't say i agree there is no concern about water. promoting -- what we try to do is see what really is going on. there have been examples of well contamination and there have been studies found that wells have evidence of oil and gas activity having an impact on them. the question is to what extent and where is it coming from. from the fracking process or the settling ponds or other leaks. that brings us to the other point that we talk a lot about fracking but a lot of these associated at tivoli's -- activities are associate with regular oil and gas production. fracking has become a proxy for this discussion. do you really mean conventional well development? it's not saying that we are dismissing concerns, it

this one here is red angel in asheville, north carolina. with four pounds of raspberries for every gallon and aged in a wine barrel. they wanted to create a beer that was similar to the experience of eating fresh rest areas. in a very different beer for maine called swish. dagen:.us cologne where i come from. >> they didn't use darker in it. it's got tons of hobbes. whereas this is several pounds of raspberries. >> is a full craft beer sam adams? >> it's been around 30, 31 years. certainly the most widely available, one of the first. maria: is kraft beer more expensive? >> some of these are more expensive, but your peeve though pilsner, those are about $10 a six-pack. >> to distributors getting in to the majors, how are they getting the shelf space? >> a lot of distributors save they are like a budweiser. there's also independent ones coming out. a lot of it is state-by-state rules and how it can be distributed. >> max comic thank you so much for the 411 on this. coming up, we'll talk to former mcdonald's ceo about how the fast food franchi

like asheville, north carolina like a hippie vibe and multimillion dollar homes over here. get in miami? here's a listing in nearby coral gables. nine bedrooms, 10 baths, nanny quarters and inlaw suite. guess the price. >> 30 million. >> higher. >> 48. >> you almost nailed it. that's $49 million. you were looking down there. you've been talking to your hedge fund friends. what do you get for under 50 million. >> the reason i know i priced it accordingly. >> that's what you would offer. >> got it. >> it is interesting to see this expensive home market move beyond the predictable san francisco, l.a., new york to places like austin, atlanta and florida. >> none of those prices are coming down? >> houston is going down. >> you've been on here recently talking about how new york is going down in a big way. >> new york had a great quarter in the first quarter surprisingly enough. some of these other markets very local, houston is going down. some parts of the south. most of the rest of the country, you know, is doing really well with housing right now. we sort of overlooked that