that by the way is bob turk eat alma mater. >> it was really a frightening experience for me. i didn't think i was going to get out of there. >>> thoughts ranging through his mind and why he insists insists he's not a hero. >>> and why this officer refused to give up his grip on this bus. >>> i'm bob turk, i'll have the complete forwarning forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's clear at 46 degrees in central maryland. >>> a police officer in vietnam goes way beyond the call of duty. he jumps in front of a moving bus. you can see the officer hanging on by the windshield wipers while his partners followed behind. >>> in south korea, dramatic protests after south korea's failed rocket launch. pictures of north korean leader kim jung ung. the u.s. responded by canceling food aid destined for that country. >>> military officials say the bodies were discovered shortly after the man would have arrived for work. the victims were technicians at a communication stations. a local school was placed on lock down. the fbi says there's no evidence to suggest it is a murder suic

it took place at the university of north carolina, my alma mater. mr.e comedian in the popular segment, "slow jam the news." >> the reason it's so important to keep down costs. and so, we keep college aboardible. >> and the president knows his stuff, y'all. at's why they call him the potus. which means, person on top -- what is it? >> jimmy, tus stands for president of the united states. >> he's the potus with the most-us. >> slow jam the news. >> pretty good stuff. >> it's good to see the lighter side of these gu. to see the president. >> it's nice to see a s of humor. >> they're human, too. >>> fans, iluding yours truly, can keepp with the kardashians for three more years the and this new deal does notome cheap. >> e! entertainment network is portedly dishi out $40 million to keep kim, khloe and the rest of the clan for seasons seven, eight and nine of "keeping up with the kardashians." >> the sho is the e! most-watched series of all-me. >> it will be harder t keep up with the kardashians no >>> nextyou may recall that last week, the folks at pizza hu

she is a professor at georgetown school of foreign service, my alma mater, but in her current life, she is a citizen servant, chairman of the national democratic institute, president of the truman scholarship foundation, on the boards of council on foreign relations, the aspen institute, the center for american progress. third, i'd like to call out the founder of carolina forcube forcubera rybarkhardt. he wrote an amazing book that some of you are familiar with, "it happened on the way to war." he co-founded carolina for kabera, a nongovernmental organization to prevent ethnic and gender violence in nairobi while serving in the united states marine corps. he's a graduate of the university of north carolina chapel hill. went to business school at harvard, where he was a rental social entrepreneurial fellow. he lives in charlotte, north carolina w his wife and daughter and among other things, works in duke energy sustainability department as a special adviser to the chairman. i'd like to invite out sadik sadika basiria saline, the director of the learning center in afghanistan. she wins t

sitting down last night with jimmy fallon at my alma mater, the university of north carolina, chapelid a big speech there yesterday and then taped a show there last night. >> very exciting. also this morning, the key witness in the john edwards conspiracy trial can expect tough questioning in court today. former campaign aide andrew young is revealing new secrets about edwards' scandalous affair. >> could that trial get any seedier and dirtier? ooh man. >>> also later this half hour. she was simply walking down the street texting like so many of us do when the sidewalk, boom, crumbled underneath her feet. what a dramatic scene. on top of that, an amazing rescue. the girl is okay. good samaritans did come to her aid. what a scary moment. >> do you think she would have fallen had she not been texting? >> the video it looks like it was clean, clear okay sidewalk and it was wet and crumbly and she took a tumble. >> sinkhole. >> she got out. >>> before all of that, a night of easy victories for mitt romney. he made a clean sweep of the five republican primaries winning new york, pennsylva

the president will be at the university of north carolina at chapel hill today, my alma mater, to talk student loan program which mitt romney actually supports. students at unc have been waiting in line overnight to get tickets to see the president's speech. usually don't see that line at unc unless the tar heels are playing. >> the pride in your voice. >> that's right. >> good for you. >>> check this out. it happened a couple of weeks ago in russia. watch the woman on the curb. left side of the screen there. walks right out into the street. watch this. here comes the ambulance. whoa! that was close. not to worry. she just keeps on walking. no biggie. all right. no problem at all. you wonder why

. >> my alma mater.ater he joined jimmy fallon for a slow jam of the biggest issues of the campaign. ♪ >> on july 1st of this year, the interest rates on stafford student loans, the same loans that many of you used to help pay for college are set to double. and that means some hard-working students will be paying about $1,000 extra just to get their education. so i've called on congress to prevent this from happening. what we said is simple. now is not the time to make school more expensive for our young people. >> oh, yeah. you should listen to the president. or as i like to call him, the prezie of the united stezie. ♪ if congress doesn't act the right and left should join on this like kim and kanye ♪ >> the reason it's so important to keep down costs is so we keep college affordable. >> and the president knows his stuff, y'all. that's why they call him the potus, which means person on top -- what is it? >> jimmy, potus stands for president of the united states. ♪ the potus with the mostust ♪ >> that is

. >> alma mater. >> absolutely. don't want to slight anybody, but there's tons of apps here. >> have you played games? >> do i play games? well, that's -- >> you're not a scrabble die. >> i've got some on here, yes, and some others. >> one of the reasons you went into real estate has to do with the theory about how people choose where they live, shop, sort of your own tipping point there. tell us about that. >> you know, i really like people, and i guess if you're in the people of elected service, that you've got to like people, and you've got to want to find out about what drives them what makes them choose their lifestyle, and what kind of outcomes they want, and so i got into real estate development after law school, because i had a father who was a real estate lawyer and a developer and family who was in that business. what i saw was you have an ability to start from literally the ground up, and when you plan a project, and my family is in land development, and so when you start a neighborhood, a subdivision, yo

cuba gooding's alma mater. >>> lara and i had a chance to sit down with the cast of some classic televisionee why that show was as magic as it was. they love each other. the stories. the tales out of school. we'll tell you about that tomorrow. >> ooh. >> and we also are very excited about a very special edition of "20/20," it's called "dance floor confidential." >> who is hosting that? >> george. funny you should ask. it's cameron mathison and myself hosting it. for the first time ever, we'll show you what happens behind the scenes of the show that america can't get enough of. from the dance rehearsals to the celebrities who say the experience has truly, truly changed their lives and their bodies for the better. and cam talked to some of the newly-slimmed celebs. cam, fill us in. >> reporter: "dancing with the stars" is the place where celebrities go to strut. ♪ shimmy. ♪ and shake off the pounds. dancing six hours a day, five days a week. it's impossible not to lose weight. >> oh. >> every, single day, we are constantly active. physically active. you can't go to the gym and do this. you ca

plus, i'm going to speak with a special guest from my alma mater, unc chapel hill. [ man ] may ford.h. do you guys have any crossovers that offer better highway fuel economy than the chevy equinox? no, sorry, sir. we don't. oh, well, that's too bad. [ man ] kyle, is that you? [ laughs ] [ man ] still here, kyle. [ male announcer ] visit your local chevy dealer today. right now, very well qualified lessees can get a 2012 equinox ls for around $229 a month. all tlooe are in play here in 2012. another noncoincidence i want to point out, he is talking all day about student loans. hopes to make this an issue to him or his opponents, such as unnamed republican congresswoman h equoted drg his speech. she said, she had very little toll rans for people who graduate with debt because there's no reason for that. i'm just quoting here. i'm just quoting. she said students who wrack up student loan debt are just sitting on their butts having opportunity dumped in your lamp. >> want to go to jessica yellin live at my alma mater, unc chapel hill if they're not treating you well, let me know. i do wa

how do you like the president at your alma mater today? you again with that carolina blue tie. coinky dink mr., mr. blitzer or not? >> i know you're passionate about the university of north carolina, chapel hill. you love it, don't you? >> i love it. they love you, too. >> i hope they do. i love them back. >> we should let you know that apple is expected to make an announcement that could send a ripple through the markets. wall street is on the edge. we'll take you there and check numbers next. [ male announcer ] the cadillac cts sport sedan was designed with near-perfect weight balance from front to back... and back to front. ♪ giving you exceptional control from left to right... and right to left. ♪ the cadillac cts. ♪ we don't just make luxury cars. we make cadillacs. >> announcer: this is the day. the day that we say to the world of identity thieves "enough." we're lifelock, and we believe you have the right to live free from the fear of identity theft. our pledge to you? as long as there are identity thieves, we'll be there. we're lif

a college grad is suing her alma mater because of her roommate's sex life. lindsay blankmier says that stonehill college which is a self-described "selective catholic college" did nothing to help her. she says that her roommate is having sex right next to her and having live sex chats with her boyfriend. she goes to the college she says to them and goes to the r.a. and then goes and moves up the ladder and they don't do anything and she sues under the fair housing act. does she have a cause of action? >> when i was a resident assistant i wish i had stories as juicy as these. they didn't come to me for things like this. >> judge jeanine: well, you didn't go to a catholic college. >> she has attention deficit disorder. it was focused on that. people do things, other things happen, it is assumption of risk. >> does she have a lawsuit. >> she is depressed pause her roommate was having all the sex and she wasn't having any. she has a lawsuit. >> judge jeanine: the fact that she did suffer from depression and attention deficit but was increased by this. she did ev

that's my alma mater. a couple of my students brought valpo loves ginger sign.they brought my least favorite picture of all time. my mom, my aunt, my sister and kate, my good friend who works for the bulls. we're doing a whole chicago thing here. i want to start you off with some weather. you need to get some information other than meeting my family and friends. let's do that, beginning with how much rain is going to fall. that nor'easter, you can see the red there, 2 to 4 inches of rain in that region. a lot going on on the coast. many flood watches many flood watches have popped up. next, we want to show you the snow. are you kidding me? late april snow. buffalo, you felt like you didn't have a winter, you'll have a little shot. more than a little shot. south of you in elevated areas, a foot of snow. i'll leave you with a look at the national out >> as long as he's not pooping, right? >> all right, that weather report was brought to you by volkswagen. let's get a little excitement here. >> ginger, just so you know, one of the beauties of live television, we he

painting your face, buying a keg of beer and inviting all of your friends over to root for your alma mater team. [ laughter and applause ] i thought i saw that in a commercial. i thought they said they got a great basketball team. i'll play for it. if the university of phoenix online wants a basketball team, i will start for you guys. [ laughter ] pro, for players, the end of each game is the most thrilling 30 seconds in college. con, for me, the most thrilling 30 seconds in college is when i lost my virginity. [ cheers and applause ] it was actually ten seconds. i cried the last twenty, but it still counts as -- [ laughter ] >> audience member: tebowie! >> jimmy: can't just yell "tebowie." what does that mean? [ laughter ] "tebowie!" [ laughter ] you don't even to yell it like that. i mean, i don't even know what that means. [ laughter ] "tebowie!" [ laughter ] that's not how you yell "tebowie." you go "tebowie!" [ cheers and applause ] >> audience member: tebowie! >> jimmy: that's better. [ laughter ] "tebowie!" [ laughter ] and finally, pro, this could be the most insane final four ever

. >> that study came from my alma mater. i don't know what that shows. okay, so baboons are showing off learning skills. a new french study shows that baboons are -- in their brains to detect patterns. in their research, baboon sits in front of a computer and decides whether or not a group of words makes up a word in english. if it answers correctly, it gets a treat. this is a form of reading. right about 75% of the time. >> okay, i don't think researchers -- so yeah. >> it's hard to forget the video. from the moment the titanic wreckage was found. >> remember j.j., the robot and alvin the submarine? technology has come a long way. we'll explain coming up. >>> plus, a champagne toast for the victims. how you can honor the anniversary this weekend. >> and if you thought they would never get married, looks like things may be changing. details on a possible brad and angelina wedding coming up.  >>> for three decades now on the same day every year, a group of people has headed to an unknown spot in the district. the gathering is taking on a bigger meanin

the black keys pulled up in front of their alma mater, harvey firestone high. >> the pictured framedyou, and you mounted it on the wall. >> absolutely. >> stood on the showcase to hang it. >> and then the boys who hadn't been back to school since graduation, took a nostalgic tour. >> i always loved it here. >> reporter: checking out year book pictures. this is before the beard. >> you won most unique >> and their less than stellar high school transcript. >> got an a in ceramics and a b in music appreciation. >> they may be on the alumni wall, but fame hasn't gone to their head. we haven't changed. we couldn't, our families wouldn't let us. our brothers would make fun of us if we tried to act like rock stars. >> my grandma would call me and ask me why i'm acting like an idiot. >> reporter: carney's brother michael designs the group's album cover. >> patrick's father, jim carney is a reporter with the akron beacon journal. >> i was like freaking out, because i didn't know where they were, did they have enough money. >> reporter: and now your son pulls up in his own bus? >> yeah, it's n

politicians they often have very smart economic advisors they he have degrees from harvard and your alma materd you say that those economists are wrong? >> i have watched their schemes for 40 years now and again and again they fail. libertarians aren't saying no government. the worst places to live are the african country where are there is no rule of law. you are afraid to build a factory because your neighbor may take what you make or the dictator may confiscate your whole company. we need a little government. but these politicians are power mad and make our lives less. >> i'm lucas daniels. i'm from mcclain, virginia. there is a debate going on on campus because there is legislation coming up that will effectively rise, florida state tuition to what the national average would be. we enjoy highly subsidized education here in florida. >> too bad, get over it. >> the debate is if we higher the tuition it would disincentivize kids to go to school but would create a better university because we would have more funds and revenues. i was wondering your take on it? >> why should other people some o

. >>> a former annandale high school student is being charged with making a bomb threat at his alma mater. 19-year-old marco toledo of burke, virginia was arrested friday. he called the channel 9news room friday morning and told us about the threat. we got his name and phone number. then passed that information along to fairfax county police and it helped them arrest toledo. there were no explosives found. >>> students across the region are sleeping in today as spring break begins for most of them. in fairfax county, high school students might soon be able to sleep a little later after all -- even after the holiday. once again the county is weighing a plan to begin high school classes later in the day. research shows high school students do better when classes begin later. the county school board will vote on the measure april 12. >>> 6:38 now. jessica doyle is off today but we are still watching your money this morning. for the first time in a while gas price us didn't go up overnight. we just checked the aaa fuel gauge report. regular gas in d.c. dropped a whopping one-tenth of a percen

better myself and making a positive change because quickly after graduating from duke was back to my alma mater at the united states military academy. like i said earlier, something i never thought i would have to do again is to see that place and luckily i never had to see it. last night that i was now instruct her. as teaching military leadership to students. 18 students per class. teaching and leadership, transformation leadership, been an extreme environments. was awesome. it is funny because the first time i went to class no one knew i was fine. i say hey how are you guys doing. i'm scotty. though, jodi. hate you doing. as i started the class, segmenting scotty smiley. i'm a military leadership instructor. awesome to have you all. looking around the tip of a gas, do do do. something important to know i'm blind. if you want to raise your hand from your arm is going to get tired. [laughter] hollis half of them laughed because they literally thought i was joking. the other half is like, is he serious clerics they quickly found out guess i was, but it was awesome and amazing at it since i had

elitism that he is often attacking like last week when he attacked the president for going to his alma materquick. i want to get to chuck grassley's tweet. he referred to the president as stupid. when about this poetus versus scotus debate. >> i was really surprised by senator grassley's tweet. he is sort of sweet and charming guy. i think this absolutely breaks the level of decorum that we expect from senators. just as i believe that president obama should not be attacking mitt romney with tweets under his own name. this is something his campaign can do. it is unpresidential. i think people on both sides of the aisle are guilty of cut-throat politics that are going too far over the line these days. >> but it also distracts, if there is a legitimate criticism here, you distract from it. you've got david axelrod responding. he said i think a 6-year-old hijacked your account just to embarrass you. smackdown, i would say. nonetheless, steve, i heard a lot of this from conservatives yesterday on the radio as well as on television who threw up the fact that here you have this professor who should

millions more to our beloved alma mater, the university of texas, supported progressive causes in politiciansvil rights, voting rights, arts and culture and social justice across the country and in israel from an eye clinic serving predominantly arab patients and a high school for israeli families who wanted to co-exist with palestinians. and yes, they were generous to independent journalism, molly was one of his darlings. and so was the tough little magazine "the texas observer" that fearless watchdog that takes on the oligarchs who run the state. not once, not once, did he ever suggest to me a story to cover or criticize when we did. it was hands off all the way. "b" was no mother teresa. many a poker player might leave his table in their underwear, but he stayed close to his roots, urged the politicians he supported to raise his taxes and felt morally obligated to argue against his own privilege. there weren't many texas tycoons who believed society not only has the right but the need to check and balance their appetites. he did. it was the only way democracy and capitalism could work. "b"

when i return back to the university of tennessee, my alma mater, the legacy of coach pat can be found everywhere. from the students and lady vol's attire, to pat head summit street in knoxville, and the summit basketball court in the thompson arena. throughout tennessee, her legacy is strong as well. she has a gym named after her at u.t. martin and at her high school. pat summit's true legacy, however, is the alumni who have succeeded due to her hard work and the thousands of young women who have pursued excellence in sports and have been successful due to her example. pat summit retired from coaching april 18, and will continue to serve the lady vols as head coach amayor tuss. she now -- emeritus. she now faces the battle of early onset alzheimer's disease. like her coaching career, i know she will face this disease with krge and determination. we -- courage and determination. we will be praying and thinking about her throughout this battle and we know we will miss her input on the landscape of tennessee. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. th

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the president will be at the university of north carolina at chapel hill today, my alma mater, to talk about his student loan program which mitt romney actually supports. students at unc have been waiting in line overnight to get tickets to see the president's speech. usually don't see that line at unc unless the tar heels are playing. good pride in your boys. >> that's right. >> good for you. >>> check this out. it happened a couple of weeks ago in russia. watch the woman on the curb. walks right out into the street. watch this. here comes the ambulance. whoa! that was close. not to worry. she just keeps on walking. no biggie. all right. no problem at all. you wonder why there's 250,000 injuries apparently on russia's roads. check this out again. >> you are seconds near death. there's not a wave, a thank you, a, hey, have a good day. walks away. >> turning before she was officially in the road. i'm being a skeptic there. >> i'm wondering if that was like made for youtube. >> you never know. a little too clean, don't you think? she just walks away. >> he's just not paying attention. an