he didn't take archie miller's upset. less than a minute to go, dayton up three. jordan gets the long three puting the flyers up by six. the lead is down to two. syracuse gets the rebound. they have one last chance to avoid the upset. tyler ennis going for the win. oh no. no. dayton got syracuse. brad bender's bracket is perfect no more. >>> a 12-point lead against wisconsinment he took his jacket off. he was down to one. about a minute to go, they couldn't get an offensive rebound. frank misses the shot down low. once again, the badgers get the rebound. ball goes around the horn.

archie zappos clear things for your reading. it's a nice rounders maiden name for himself as the lead singer and the recent ukrainian uprising that took place just yet. and now as a representative of the far right movement piazza announced his presidential bid in the elections that are planned to take place on the twenty fifth for a closer look at the country's next potential president here's our chief peter oliver the other is the legal degrees bright say the eco me move around central park the kids right now without saying that somebody bearing the insignia all his old can i say she and in some circles that call me and now sees the upset in the fall writes that certainly holds an ultra nationalist now we're also hearing from me and inside security services here in ukraine that might set to prove fruitful with them i'm suggesting they must have access to homes and millet recall to active state to receive based weapons and hardware well perhaps they could try in and influence and be the government elsewhere in order to try in a

bill o'reilly, archie bunker. but we have to do that if we are going to be free in society. >> larry flynt. coming up, california identifies three toxins they want to ban from consumer products. those details are coming up. ♪ >> the state of california is cracking down on toxins in everyday items. the state was to eliminate some children's spray foam insulation. the changes following stable that was changed last year that requires companies to replace toxins with alternatives or face a ban. he is a partner at duane morris. both join us from san francisco. i wonder if we can begin with you. based on your experience, what kinds of toxins are we talking about? >> the state only announced three chemicals and three types of products yesterday. those are like a cleanup list from the 1980's. these are well-known toxins. paint strippers. a chemical that has killed over a dozen people over the last couple of years. chemicals in sprays. occupational asthma. a flame retardant put in children's baby mats, bassinets, foam chil

archie miller and the flyers looking good early against florida.t the gators, scotty you can cool his legs but not hand. right to left off glass and wide open for the three and eliminated in the elite eight. florida final three point with a ten-point win. first, get home from the sweet 16. secondly, get to the final four in nashville. got to work on that. back quest tomorrow at maples with a 1:30 tip off against penn state. a matchup of experience versus experience. the cardinals with pour seniors. >> a senior doesn't mean doodle unless you really are a great player. just because the team has a bunch of seniors, whether it's our team or their team, you got to get the job done, and, you know, we're excited about some of our freshman, lele coming in. she's as important as our seniors. >> have to try to incorporate doodle in the 11:00 sports cast. >>> in the meetings between the sharks and avalanche, one goal is the difference. sharks trailing 1-0 and 38th of the year. they give up a shorty. later in the period, dan boyle, oh, no, nick's pass off boil

the truth is, there used to be television shows like archie bunker, that really -- in retrospect, would the air now? maybe not. that guy was a bigot. but it served to raise a lot of issues that were interesting and thought provoking. >> i don't know that it would still be on the air. i watched that growing up. i would say no. sustainable farm to table cooking. this new concept that all these restaurants are putting fresh produce on the table. but this is really being thoughtful about the produce that you're buying at the store and also utilizing every piece of the animal, which they do very well in asia. not so much here. one example you guys give is using bone marrow instead of butter. you say it's a deliciously velvety upgrade. >> i'm a big fan of bone marrow myself. this is from dan barber, the wonderful chef of blue hill. he says it's not just that our buying habits have to change, our tastes have to change. we're used to meals where the big piece of meat is the star attraction. dan barber says forget the big steak, have a giant piece of turnip. the steak is your garnish. >> what? n

you don't own it, archie. consuetudo pro lege servatur, i think you'll find.l we? the day after tomorrow, the right honorable geoffrey parks mp will be visiting the school to open the new computer center. well, it wouldn't be a language lab, would it? that boy couldn't conjugate a verb to save his life. so mr. parks will be accompanied by

he didn't take archie miller's upset. less than a minute to go, dayton up three. jordan gets the long three puting the flyers up by six. the lead is down to two. syracuse gets the rebound. they have one last chance to avoid the upset. tyler ennis going for the win. oh no. no. dayton got syracuse. brad bender's bracket is perfect no more. >>> a 12-point lead against wisconsinment he took his jacket off. he was down to one. about a minute to go, they couldn't get an offensive rebound. frank misses the shot down low. once again, the badgers get the rebound. ball goes around the horn. this time? no. i mean, if you get that many chances it will go down. they went 85-77. they are going if to the sweet 16. jim harbaugh coached in stanford, but his wife went to kansas. who does he root for tomorrow? >> hey, good evening everybody, boy, i tell you what, it doesn't get any better than this. kansas and stanford tomorrow morning and it is going downright on this floor. stanford, according to the basketball insiders, say they have seen this kind of team before this season. in

one of the witnesses archie brown the leader of the communist party on west coast took his opportunity open the door, open the door. open the door. open the doors what are you afraid of? open the doors here comes a goose bomb. this is americanism. >> according to a film later released by huac the students were repeatedly told to keep the noise down and warned there would be consequences if they didn't. that's not how kraus remembers it. >> i was there and i don't remember them telling them to keep the noise down. i remember them turning the spigots at the students and the students were drenched down. >> others began to walk away. marshal kraus tried to intervene. >> i walked up to a group of policemen and said wait a minute you didn't warn these students. they didn't do anything they were just sitting down and singing a song. all of a sudden i became the focus of about 15 police who came right at me, grabbed me and just hustled me down that big white steps. >>kraus was the first to be pushed down the steps and arrested. 60 others would have the same experience. the police response was

so is flyers coach archie miller going the try to get on good side of the recruits? ingly don't think that will happen. but it is a neat thing that he is being recruited by them and the success they're having. he really likes them. he's in a good place. had a really good year. >> could be going there. warriors are headed to the playoffs so why did mark jackson fire his assistant coach. it was for "philosophical differences." he tried to down play that he was in trouble. >> there would be more people in the choir singing it. you guys are around every single day. that's entertainment. >> remember, this trick shot from alhambra high school. remember this a couple of weeks ago? well martinez is at it again. in front, chips it over a bench. somebody siting in the way. christian whacked it away and these shots have now gone national and they won't be doing that at the masters, believe me. >> look at that guy sitting on the bench! >> hey, stanford, 4:15 tipoff thursday. he is headed to memphis. it is now or never. >> farm's on fire. >> it will be a great weekend. >> thanks,

. >>> arizona coach sean miller watching his younger brother archie leading his team to the elite eightving on as well. >>> and they will be taking on the two-seed in the west. wisconsin uses a stifling defense to beat baylor, 69-52. with another win the badgers will return to the final four for the first time since 2000. the rest of the elite eight will be decided tonight. coverage of the ncaa tournament starts right here on cbs at 7:15 eastern when michigan takes on tennessee. that will followed by a matchup of the last two tournament champions, louisville and kentucky. >>> now, there's no talk of postseason or championships surrounding the philadelphia 76ers. last night the sixers fell to houston, 120-98. it's the 26th consecutive loss for philadelphia. that ties the nba record. philly could set the record tomorrow when they play detroit. >>> and things are looking a little better for detroit tigers' first baseman miguel cabrera. he's agreeing to a record contract zpengs for another 10 years. the team will bay $248 million from 2016 to 2024. he still has two years remaining in his cu

battle for crimea is not only on base, it's on the airwaves, and it depends who you watch. 21-year-old archie is the anchor for the popular tatar station. they are crimea's largest ethnic minority. under communist rule they suffered mass deportation. their allegiance is to the west and they are quietly resisting the russian invasion. nationalities that were not united are coming together against one enemy - the russians. at night they unite to guard their neighbour hoods. this is one of the first tatars to move back after deportation. if ukrainian soldiers will not help, he says he'll defend his family. he invited us in his home. for him the russians aren't peacekeepers, they are ipp vaders. history may be repeating itself. russia wants crimea back. at the end of the day the russian presence is growing and becoming more entrenched. they don't have to look far to find support. >> once again nick schifrin reporting. ukraine officials say moscow adds occupation of crimea is a declaration of war and they vowed not to give up the region. >>> president obama is repeating a call for russia to enits

>> reporter: archie miller is the younger coach of sean miller. >> you could give me the greatest gamen in the world, but i don't have his players. we have to execute. we will have a hard enough time. >> reporter: the millers are the first set of brother to coach different teams in the sweet 16, but stanford hopes that's where it ends. i'm vern glenn, andrea, as elvis likes to say around here, thank you very much. >> oh vern, thank you. you can see stanford and dayton on kpix5 tomorrow at 4:15. here goes the band behind me followed by florida and ucla. and after the game, stay tuned for reactions from stanford on the post game show. well george w. bush taking in cal and smu in the quarter finals. justin cobb pulls up for a three and he hits it. 65-64 bears with 15 seconds to go in the game. next possession, the mustangs swing a pass to nick moore who answers cobb with a three of his own. smu back up by two. cobb trying to keep his cal career alive. puts up the three. that's a no-go. bears finish the season 21/14. today, the nfl says loose balls will now be reviewable. the change come i

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archie. and now to tacoma washington where about seventy detainee is a privately run immigration prison have refused meals wheel reading the hunger strike that began earlier this month the protesters are demanding improved conditions for the thirteen hundred inmates held at the northwest detention center in tacoma into routine was deportations of immigrants but entered the country legally. the original hunger strike that began in early march mosman and ten as several steadfast inmates were separated from the general population and put under medical observation the detention center managers say about seven hundred and fifty detainees participated and that's right the attorneys for inmates eight was closer to twelve hundred at the park to discuss what these detainees are demanding earlier i was joined by mark moore ideal pre season epl congo founder of latino advocacy efforts answer to tell us about the conditions in dc knees are facing. well many of the conditions include the leak out of that

you don't own it, archie. consuetudo pro lege servatur, i think you'll find.l we? the day after tomorrow, the right honorable geoffrey parks mp will be visiting the school to open the new computer center. well, it wouldn't be a language lab, would it? that boy couldn't conjugate a verb to save his life. so mr. parks will be accompanied by

archie unions six pm. i may cheat you. next up new way to fix it you when crawling and catalyst to tackle the hot topics it again with my feet got the worst keeping him on the terms and stoking the fun fair debate. as of today justin even recently ormond beach florida have just released a video of the canadian. at one pm on to make the world. and nowhere will want one the tree the dog is something that didn't get a chance. in ireland. i think you see something of what is going great. united states. it was a bit in the united states two variants of you are sons and daughters. twenty five million. in fact for something which greeted the time. links between ireland and the united states are dong and enjoying the time between teaching us present and the miners are tipped to post again on the screen are cool. all ever president reagan and kennedy descendants were trying to innovate to the united states

and has pledged to set up a special committee to prepare for the time consuming and costly process archie sun reports. the skin as tries to achieve a successful and the music station on the korean peninsula is moving from lack of yet slowly. the south korean presidential office on friday an outfit and packed lunch and i knew needed vacation preparatory committee that is expected to launch sometime in april the committee which was proposed by the presidents on the first anniversary of attorney office last month when he atleast once every three months to set direction for him to korean unification and seeking ways to prepare for the process. in fact the south korean president has cemented the word and he thinks he shouldn't be funny since beginning my second year in office. that's gonna last for an incident that put up what we do so they let him stop. we got the better for me to have popcorn use it a go and teach it to me that our global finance column last week president acts at this info i knew if i become the ad goes beyond overcoming division to create a new feature on the peninsula wit

relays and justin thought it was so close i was going back to the original porsche brendan wright archie news belfast. this evening six minus four at the canteen nice and pleasant. i do the irish are priests may not repeat what you think of as traditional five of us folk music nowadays. the music is traditional meaning that they did it in a consistent way for coffee on time. but it was still at school folk music. it was arts music so and b parker has his position as a clean sheet and or king's courts. actually to sophisticated art music for sophisticated working on him this carried on expose its heyday was maybe its the sixteenth century tempt you to all the political troubles that come from the sixteen hundreds onwards and got a whole tradition went into good use eye. i started the historical parts that you are and to promote exterior star. the less well we do with the possible have the bell house caucus meeting will take place in seventeen ninety two the one to post and think that they did was how patrick ponting note down the music that harper's complaint by many miracles course his m

this was actually planned and promoted and publicize the news archie. but in an argument that these people are having with the obama administration namely they want the obama administration to be more aggressive in a wanna be able to bash obama for not doing any one of a number of things which could include bombing russia or whatever the journalists are always told to dig deeper that things aren't always as they see. maybe that's why it's so important in this case the question more washington d c said stocks are too. the committee life moscow's aussie international a form of georgian president has been awarded to show up at the bases prosecutor's office as soon as next week will face an international rest one one one the how of saakashvili has found himself on the wrong side of the mold via our website. as a way of the havoc of this money is spent in libraries and led to roles with nothing to show for it. the british government gives a depressing full cost of debt laden students can find out more on the website right now. what i wear heels of crimea bre

archie's media aldridge's will go with hail fallinthis is sliding out over the bay and you should beecause these downpours are having a little bit of hale. >> obama pays tribute to wwi at flanders field waregem, belgium - president barack obama is paying tribute to american troops who died a century ago in the struggle to save europe in world war i. obama has laid a wreath at a memorial at flanders field hundreds of fallen troops who helped liberate belgium are buried. obama says the visit reminds us never to take progress for granted. he says belgium and the u.s. stand together forever for freedom, dignity and the triumph of the human >> more than a dozen people are in jail this morning in connection with arson at a home in mountain view from earlier this month. police arrested 14 people. only two of them are over 18. brandon pak and gilbert gomez. the fire on fordham way happened back on march 16th. both men are now charged with burglary and child endangerment. pak also faces a charge of giving marijuana to juveniles. >> here is a check of the traffic. we're looking at one on one i

leading trainer archie news that the central criminal court. a private nurse usually killed in a strange health authorities suggested that it start charging residents for social programs in or to make up for costs in state funding kerry's for nursing home was written to thirty residences saying that the fair deal for me to preach patience is to be cut by sixty euro a week from next month. kerry's for a private nursing home and sewed them and cares for over fifty residents. the national treatment purchase fund has been paying the home over a seven hundred and ten euro a week for each resident covered by the fair deal nursing home support scheme in a letter to residents in the last twenty four hours terry stuart says the nt pf has offered the home sixty or less per week per resident from april. it alleges the ndp as to suggest that the shortfall could be made up by charging residents for social programs. the ntp if negotiate with people is a private nursing homes and the maximum prices they can charge residents for long term fair deal care the ir

we shift the focus to archie's brother shaun, the coach of the top seed in the west, arizona and hadnce to join brother with a win thursday night over san diego state and make the millers the first time to lead separate teams to the elite and the only year with a play like that and smiling and watching their guy represent with 15 points, 7 rebounds and later in the second half arizona up and tj picked the pocket and york who passes to johnson who scored 15 points in the final three minutes of the game and under two minutes to play and arizona three and caleb finds johnson and drains it, arizona wins 70-64 to punch their ticket to the elite eight. and then there was 6 seed bailer taking on wisconsin, first half and he looks and plays like a guy you don't want to mess with and wisconsin six and doing more damage from point blank range. we will call it the frank show and later in the first getting set to do more work in the post and baylor set to get worked again and he is 7 foot tall and 19 points and only 20 years old and must be the greaters wisconsin, 69-52 and face arizona on satur

archie bunker without the bigoted or the racism. these viewpoints. so he was a likeable guy because of that. he was who he was. >> set the scene on "small time." divorce situation? >> divorce situation. you believe that a boy trying to become a man, but you realize it's a man trying to understand what life is and relations are all about. >> right. and your son goes with you instead of the mom? >> yeah. my son, divorced parents, we're trying to figure out what our relationship was. my son, now that he is 18, forget college. i want to join my dad at the used car lot. it pleases me, but i realize that's not really the time and place. >> are your kids confused about who is my dad? my dad was on "oz." my dad was a vampire. he's now a dad with some other kids on a tv and in a movie. >> i know where you're going. you can't blame me for my kids. that's their issue. look, my kids have not seen me on "oz." >> good! >> 'cause my kids have seen me in prison. >> there you go. >> and they seem uninterested in the sbu. hopefully this will be the o

>> right age. 3 and 5, my sons abel and archie.ing the movie last summer, they would come to set all the time and bring their own -- they've got their own teenage mutant ninja turtle nunchakus. >> of course they do. >> so the stunt guys would be doing something and they'd do little demonstrations -- it was -- >> i was trying to look at the trailer online and so many people have done their own versions of the trailer, just the cult following, i was unaware of. >> really? >> yeah. all these different people are voice things and doing their own deal. >> yeah. it's huge. it's really, really huge. think about it, it spans so many generations and now again. and people are just -- they're just fans. we kind of want to do it justice. there's a lot of pressure to do it right. >> you're paying homage, aren't you? >> yes, we are. thank you. >> tell us what your character does. >> vernon. >> again, i love to talk about my work. and my character. but no, my -- >> you used method during this. >> very method. and please call me vern. my character

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stunt that speck fired on him in the past few days as archie's surface now reports . the reported conservative party's just just have paid facebook as the tide for the prime minister's page on facebook in a bid to generate clicks and likes on his facebook page now facebook won't comment on that report but if you look at the results it seems that if that's indeed what's happened well it's certainly been working just a month ago and the prime minister's page was about twenty thousand likes behind the prime minister nick clegg facebook page now he's well out in front again with more than one hundred thirty thousand likes david cameron's team the conservative party apparently paid for advertising to get more likes on facebook what do we think about that good thing bad thing. it's not delivered just for. you for some people like you. because if you like the page you know that people know where it's heading for advertising which january clicks on to the pay. it's just it's a bit weird but you know it's not a good thing is kind of like it's misleading in terms of like its po

dot com right while you're at archie the com terrorists return to a syrian refugee camp with an alcove the breakaway groups put in a damascus with housing mostly palestinian evacuees and begins to wave. and the x. president called reportedly ordered before we know for more french leader nicholas for cozied to be tapped immediately his election campaign was partially funded by the late libyan president while the gadhafi. getting modern weapons has become increasingly difficult for criminals in the u.k. but legal loopholes have allowed them to boost the arsenals with guns are reports and how weapons from the polished find their way into the hands of modern criminals . this piece dates back to the late nineteenth century and it's classified as a collection piece now there's no formal requirement for any registration for this but we're in no museum we are in a high security low profile forensics laboratory of the national ballistics intelligence service where some of these pieces are analyzed in order to help authorities understand how they end up in the hands of criminals and also to be a

the three gulf mon archies accuse qatar of it failing to go enforce the packet.he relations have soured since egypt carried out. the trial of three access journalists will resume on march 24th. they have spent 69 days in prison accused of having links with a terrorist organization and spreading false news. al jazeera rejects the charges. abdullah, al shalmi has been detained for more than six months. >> syrian forces are continuing their assault on one of the last rebel strongholds near the border with lebanon. abrud which lies north of damascus is a strategically important town. fierce fighting continues between government troops and forces to the north. >> a senior north korean official has made an appearance. seen here on the left is said to be the second most powerful person after kim jog un. he hasn't been seen in public several weeks fueling rumors he may have been executed like kim jong un's uncle. >> calls to put the clock forward an hour t officials say it's having an impact on economic development and lifestyle. from assan, here is fiaz >> reporter: thi

but so far, only two people have been arrested. 18-year-old archie and his juvenile counterpart. two were seen pulling a gun out of a trash can at the big four bridge. >> joining us now from louisville, thomas mcadam and attorney who is very familiar with the case. so, i mean this is kind of frightening, you have got 200 kids running around main part of louisville looking for trouble. is that what it was? >> yes, that's what happened. this all stemmed from a stabbing two weeks ago. two teenagers were stabbed on a city bus by an old man, and one of them, a 14-year-old boy died. and some so there was kind of an uproar over it. >> was it a white/black thing? was the old man white. >> no the old man was black and so were all the teenagers. and so what happened saturday night was there as a flash mob, essentially of kids getting together on social media to assemble at our water front park near -- we have got a big bridge that crosses the river, it's a walking bridge. it's for pedestrians only. they were gathering there as kind of a memorial service and it just sort of got out of hand.

but so far, only two people have been arrested. 18-year-old archie and his juvenile counterpart. seen pulling a gun out of a trash can at the big four bridge. >> joining us now from louisville, thomas mcadam and attorney who is very familiar with the case. so, i mean this is kind of frightening, you have got 200 kids running around main part of louisville looking for trouble. is that what it was? >> yes, that's what happened. this all stemmed from a stabbing two weeks ago. two teenagers were stabbed on a city bus by an old man, and one of them, a 14-year-old boy died. and some so there was kind of an uproar over it. >> was it a white/black thing? was the old man white. >> no the old man was black and so were all the teenagers. and so what happened saturday night was there as a flash mob, essentially of kids getting together on social media to assemble at our water front park near -- we have got a big bridge that crosses the river, it's a walking bridge. it's for pedestrians only. they were gathering there as kind of a memorial service and it just sort of got out of hand. this the

a very warm welcome to you if you've just joined us here on archie international you live with us from moscow you with me what say crimea has officially declared its independence from ukraine and asked to join russia after an overwhelming majority in the autonomy as province voted for reagan for cation in their historic referendum over ninety six percent want to crimea to be part of russia less than three percent of favor staying with ukraine whose post-coup government is not recognized by the local authorities and the remaining one percent of ballots where it discounted the referendum so when i'm president a turnout of more than eighty three percent and international observers reported no significant violations in the voting party's policy is in crimea for us. well it's a very cheerful and faced of mood here in this a vast a pole as you walk down the streets people are waving the russian flag many people actually have the flag draped over their bodies they're also cars honking their horns and driving down with the flag out of their windows the same mood is being experienced in some fo

. >>> ohio state on the left compare ties with archie miller. under 10 seconds to play. the glass and in flyers up one. kraft in traffic can't get it to go and dayton upsets rival ohio state 60-59. flyers will now play syracuse. >>> steph curry and the warriors hosting milwaukee at oracle. late in the 4th, watch the shot by steph curry, defender all over him flips it up one-handed gets it and fouled. warriors up 104-94. curry with 31. but the bucs wouldn't go away. warriors up three when klay thompson hits for three. he had 29. so the warriors escape 115-110. they are 18 games over .500 for the first time in 20 years. >>> so day 2 of march madness continues this afternoon on cbs. we will see you, myself, dan and vern glenn with the stanford cardinal after cbs coverage of march match. have a great weekend, everybody. >> day one of the ncaa tournament is in the books and lawrence is off to a hot start in the cbs bracket. >> yeah. you picked some unbelievable teams and did very well. lawrence picked 15 of the first 16 games correctly. he is on top. not too far behind yours

archie miller, their head coach, who we had on our radio show, he's the younger brother, ten years, ofler, the head coach of arizona. >> they could be matched up together. >> he could. he played for his brother in college and dayton'scould. and dayton beats ohio state, kind of the younger brother of ohio state. they never play them in the regular season. then they come back. i love dayton's team. they're absolutely the cinderella story of the first weekend. >> i had a little trouble with my brackets but i'm not that far behind abby and a couple other folks, our executive producer. >> i like that final four. >> i need louisville to beat michigan and for that to happen, louisville has to beat the great kentucky. what do you think? >> i do think they do beat kentucky. lexington and louisville are separated by 70 miles. louisville has senior, kentucky has a lot of freshmen. kansas is gone, duke is gone, louisville had a lot of seniors and louisville starts four se seniors. >> i have virginia going all the way. might be a little bit biased. what do you think is going to happen? >> i like vi

congratulations to the dayton fliers and to coach archie miller. you have a vast fan base of students, faculty and alumni throughout the country who will be cheering you on tomorrow night. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california eek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman from california is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. far too many women face financial pressure simply due to outdated policies that hamper their opportunities for success. ms. hahn: i recently hosted an event in los angeles with congresswoman roybal-allard and congresswoman napolitano to discuss women's economic agenda. over 200 women showed up to talk about this. and we heard from women like sonia and karen. sonia's been a hotel worker for nine years. barely making it on minimum wage. while balancing her work with the needs of her three young sons. without paid medical and family leave through her employer, whenever one of her boys was sick, she had

. >> some athletes like former nfl quarterback archie manning are not in favor route all. >> i don't need to be paid. education isollege a wonderful reward and if the players would just go to college, slow down a little bit. don't worry all that much about pro ball and enjoy this college experience, get the education and make the most of it. most players will not going to prove football so it's a good journey, to play college football and enjoy that. your teammates, your coach is trying to have those good experiences, bowl games and so forth but the main thing is to get a degree and a college education to do something later in life. >> the only problem is your coach has you playing 40 or 50 hours per week and if you want to continue that scholarship, you better hope that you play well and that you don't get hurt . the union key witness was another quarterback who described his football obligations as a job. by a woman whod covers labor relations from the chicago tribune and with me on set, bloomberg sports writer evan williams. great to have you both here. fascinating to me that this

commission archies marina butler reports. torture and starvation have come to define america's notorious island prison and for the first time in history the u.s. military will be forced to explain its actions in a u.s. federal court hunger striking guantanamo detainee his son is suing president barack obama to stop the brutal force feeding actions at get him out lawyers for the gravely ill yemeni man say he's been force fed over five thousand times and subjected to a form of medieval water torture known as pumping he is being given very large quantities of fluid through oversized nato gastric feeding tubes in a short period of time perhaps two thirds of a gallon in perhaps thirty minutes twice a day which is causing him considerable pain water pumping was widely used during the spanish inquisition and ironically employed by the japanese army against american soldiers during world war two it's the same torture with the twenty first century to us it's being done with feeding tubes by doctors and nurses not by inquisitors with t

opposition germany had supported the inquiry but no further steps have been taken and especially archie washington d.c. . continue with the referendum in crimea now in moscow crowds turned up in the center of the city to demonstrate in favor of the people's right to vote they also voiced support for the russian speaking population in the region a rival rallies also have taken place in the russian capital this time against crimea leaving ukraine it's called a march of peace and both gatherings through several thousand people. to stay with us over the weekend for all coverage of the crimean referendum. three years ago and the government uprising began in syria and escalated into full blown civil war the united nations is says what followed has been the worst humanitarian crisis the world has seen in decades. over one hundred thousand people have been killed since the war began the un has stopped updating the death toll saying it can no longer very fight this that so it's fear the actual numbers could be much higher more than two million people have fled syria and that's just the official

george galloway host of archy's sputnik says the west needs to recognize the dangers that poses theyhave the means and capability easily to carry it out so the west must be wondering at least if they have any sense just what kind of a frankenstein monster have the created the ukraine when they cut it down funded fifty dollars a head. the people who overthrew the elected government destroyed the constitution set fire to the government buildings killed a policeman that must of all look rather thrilling in western. unless they had read the novel frankenstein right to the end because if they had they'd know that the monster dr frankenstein created quickly got out of control that's why it's called a monster and this monstrous right by the right sector is a very grave one for people in europe because at least a third of the european union gas supply is coming from russia and if the pipelines blown up then we won't have any and then we'll be in very serious trouble indeed. threats to destroy the pipeline company heels of an apparent attempt to sabotage i gas pumping station in crimea on sat

committed by the opposition germany had supported the inquiry but no further steps have been taken and archie washington d.c. . stay with us over the weekend for our coverage of the crimean referendum. if. will. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. dramas that can't be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. faces changing the world lights now. so picture of today's leaves no longer from around the globe. local. t.v. . it looks like. we're going to go digital the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albums. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across the semi-colon we've been a hydrogen lying handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told us about my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trucks and ra

committed by the opposition germany had supported the inquiry but no further steps have been taken and archie washington d.c. . will stay with us over the weekend for our coverage of the crimean referendum here on r t international. world. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've gone to the future covered. dramas that can't be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. faces change the world lights now. so picture of today's leaves long gone to from around the globe. up to. fifty. welcome back to watching r.t. international a brutal sectarian bloodbath and according to the u.n. the worst humanitarian crisis the world has seen in decades that's the grim reality for syria where there are conflicts the conflict has now entered its fourth year radical islamist groups have largely hijacked what began as a peaceful anti-government movement while international mediators have so far failed to broker a roadmap to peace the number of those killed it topped the one hundred thousand mark when the u.n. stopped counting months ago an activist in syria say the toll

invasion of iraq archies gannett if you can take a look at some controversies in the narrative beingput forward by the white house . in president obama's view while protesters at my dung did have a right to overthrow a democratically elected leader each of us has the right to live as we choose the people of crimea did not have the right to vote on their future together we've condemned russia's invasion of ukraine and rejected the legitimacy of the crimean referendum according to president obama the u.s. was a mere observer to the revolution in kiev make no mistake neither the united states nor europe has any interest in controlling ukraine one wonders if u.s. officials got the same message when they descended on the streets of kiev to cheer on the revolution and when members of the obama administration were deciding in private who should be in the ukrainian government and who should not i don't think leetch should go into the government i don't think it's necessary i don't think it's a good idea in terms of they're not going into the government just let him sort of stay out in doofus

spectacular fireworks display lighting up the black sea resort let's get all the details now from archie's lizzie francis who's the for us she joins us live from sochi lizzie just behind you there i can see the light design of the fireworks is going our way to seeing that the games have started. yes indeed you are right fish sadia on the coastal cluster just behind me you can see it lit up right there all of the fireworks just went off spectacular show if any of you out there were lucky enough to catch it on television. entire show it was just absolutely amazing they brought a really great production that now all of the like with any winter olympic games all of the delegations from the various nations competing came out with their athletes each group one person was elected to hold the nation's flag three new kids on the block this year. turkey and brazil competing in the game some new faces out there and the stadium was just absolutely lit up there is a wonderful show the flame is finally led the games have officially started that the torch made a very long journey across the nation on its

archie correspondents away caught up in a the sniper fire in kiev while covering the clash. bullets shattered the windows of a hotel room where our crew was staying and working as they tried to film the escalating street violence when the government collapsed. special forces that had been tossed within showing order were disbanded by the new self-appointed authorities many of the officers to refuse in crimea and that's why you got a peace cannot quote up with one of their command. at some point we clearly understood that this was no longer like the peaceful protests of two thousand and four and two thousand and seven this time it was all about provocation not only violent but dirty tactics by the rioters while we were on our own we didn't even have non-lethal weapons the plan of those who masterminded this was to make the bird could force crumble to demoralize us and pressure us to switch sides but that didn't happen and then came the worst the shooting rounds are fired at both sides but as i've already told you we didn't have any weapons it was so difficult to understand wh

london's mayor has just said british politician and host of archie's sputnik on our team. right up next we report on whether violence in video games could impact every day like this in just a few moments on our t international station. my marinates join me. for in-depth impartial and financial reporting commentary interviews and much much. only on the bus and. as long as right so the headlines say certainly in the markets is gold silver up gold oil is really up markets are down currencies down gas prices down what next for the ukraine is this the end goal is asia well oh man string this best some pics and this next episode of the kaiser reform but first we're going to talk about the greater g.o.p. economic and finance a context of why the world is so. ukraine a country deeply divided the spiraling towards disaster russia's decision to deploy troops to protect its interests and citizens in the country has been met with language not heard since the cold war in the meantime washington insists the illegal government in kiev it's legitimate. to. history of being fascinated by v