kiersten nielsen outlined her department's 2019 priorities at an event here in washington hosted by auburn university. following her speech, secretary nielsen sent out for a conversation on cyber security protecting critical infrastructure in the 2020 election. >> good morning. war eagle. i know you all don't hear that very often up here. [laughter] well, on behalf of the arbor university president dr. steven lee and arbor university board of trustees, i want to welcome each and everyone of you here this morning. i would also like to thank george washington university for allowing us to use this venue for this morning. it's my pleasure to welcome you to the 2019 state of homeland security address by secretary nielsen. the opportunity to facilitate this important discussion is a real privilege. thank you for being here. more importantly, thank you, secretary nielsen, for taking time out of your schedule to join us. my colleague is director of harvard university's macquarie institute for cyber and critical it security and our center for cyber and homeland security. he has hosted secretary ni

auburn up 25. tigers shot 53% from the field. dunbar lays in, picks up foul.89-75. >> ncaa all-time leader in threes. 0 for 12 behind the arc. former stanford cardinal reed travis picked up 14 points. ten seconds left. mcgee needs this three. 0 of 12 though, kentucky wins 62-56. >>> golf. valspar championship. jason kokrak in third. going to remember this par 3. that is a hole in one. he's 7 under, just two shots back. dustin johnso in second. 14th hole, good for birdie. one back. and leader paul casey. 9 under on the tournament, 3 under 68 today. final round tomorrow. this abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino, just catching breath after march madness. fast-paced. >> although with golf i hold m m bro breath. >> got to breathe. steph curry said he learned from pga golfers to calm his mind and get in mindset. >> i can imagine that. >>> do we need to do that before weather? >> especially with the rain. we're good. >> that's it for abc7 [ distant traffic sounds ] [ loud traffic sounds ] [ music replaces the noise ] the new galaxy s10 on xfinity mob

that should be a really good one and auburn versus kentucky. >> on a roll. duke is struggling obviously but they're getting there. >> it will be interesting to see how auburn plays without their star player. >> dan is so excited. >> you want my analysis? >> we missed your analysis last weekend, dan. >> what is your analysis? >> this was your analysis. you sent this in from wherever you were. you were at the mother ship. >> that's my bracket. >> at least he knew what sport it was. >> his bracket was actually performing better than mine. >> better than everybody's. >> than most of ours. >> all right. now that rob is here at the desk we are transitioning though to some severe weather in some parts of the country. >> yeah, it's march madness and it is in the weather department as well. wild swings from one end to the other and had that yesterday. all sorts of weather happening in the central part of the country. overnight, severe weather hitting the central u.s. watch as these rvs get thrown around in colorado. one after another being lifted by an apparent torna

cilluffo: you have good dogs at auburn. dir. nielsen: everyone loves the dogs. mr. cilluffo: madam secretary, thank you for a phenomenal overview of what keeps you up at night and the rest of us can sleep a little better since you are on the job, on the ball. we at auburn university i think have an opportunity but more importantly, a responsibility to contribute to our national security, to convert just to contribute or homeland security and stan way to help anyway we can. madam secretary, thank you for your leadership and thank you for joining us. [applause] [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> bill browder was the largest foreign investor in russia until 2005 when he was expelled for exposing corruption. he talked about his experience prosecutornd special robert news investigation at an event hosted by the world affairs council of greater houston. >> everyone asked me if i think there was collusi

we are auburn! we're a family.nst north carolina, one of the best colleges in the history of college basketball and march madness! let's shock the world! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: all right, let's try update n.c. >> jon: that was good. >> stephen: listen up, right over here! listen up, u.n.c.! listen up tar heels. i have no idea what that mascot name means, but it doesn't matter! you've got tar on your heels! that's good in some way! and i'm from south carolina, and i forgive you for your barbecue! ( laughter ) you can do it! dig deep! find that extra gear. put the round thing in the thing and put it through! i don't want to wear that tie! please! ( cheers and applause ) shock the world! okay. let's talk about this. now, you've got to know, here is-- here is-- what is this? what is this? the 64? >> the 68. >> stephen: 68 right there. and you've got to know something about all these teams, right? you have all of this up in the old noggin up there. >> a lot of stuff up there. >> stephen: i'm going to quiz y

. >>> auburn was having a devastating game. but then a devastating injury. that is incredible. that moment galvanized auburn. they hit 17 three-pointers and trampled the tar heels by 17 point. the first number one seed of the tournament has fallen but so has auburn's star player so it's a bittersweet win for the tigers as coach bruce pearl's emotion says it all. >> the best player. he's hurt. he's hurt. so -- so, we're going to rally. >> auburn goes to the elite eight for just the second time ever. the last time 33 years ago. look at the scene back on campus. students rolling the famous toomer's corner. the elite begins with gonzaga, texas tech. and purdue. i want you to know we are in the presence of greatness. out of all of the 400 people in the cnn challenge, you are in .5%. >> i have no idea what i'm doing. >> i ran into one of our producers in the elevator, i'm not going to say who, he says, i don't think victor is picking them himself. >> i am picking. >> here's what i did. i poured a glass of gin, and i just picked schools. >> being first place out yo

and auburn basketball coach bruce pearl said, dave, this tragedy close to him. house eight miles away from where that tornado hit. >> check out cnn.com/impact to help. thank you, my friend. >>> blood is thicker than protocol for the second time in two weeks we learned the president demanded security clearance for a family member over objections of career officials. ♪ now audible members get free fitness and wellness programs to transform your mind and body. download the audible app and start listening today. ♪ our big idaho potato truck and we're going to find it. awe man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. i was thinking...d clot could there be another around the corner? or could it turn out differently? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot... almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. ...and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless you

auburn escapes this one. was watching from the studio, you could see he was pretty pumped about it. they face kansas now. two seed michigan state losing tensions were high. izzo ripped into the freshman and he's like what did i do. and the heated exchange continued during the huddle. spartans were able to win this one 76-65. after the game izzo didn't apologize for getting after henry. >> this is one and done time, you know. the my bads are out the window. if they are high bads because that team played better or that guy played better, if it is high bad because i decided to jog back instead of sprint back, then it is your bad and you're going to hear about it. >> biggest upset from day one belonged to murray state. they beat five seed marquette. if you haven't seen john morant play yet, he is special. throwing down a monster dunk in the second half. he has amazing form. 17 points, 16 assists, 11 rebounds. murray wins 83-64. m morant projected to go right behind zion williamson in the draft. so check him out.

andther, the institute center help advance auburn's mission and our ambition to be a national leader in cyber infrastructure, and homeland security. they also innovate in those areas that matter most. turning now, though, this morning to secretary nielsen, it's my honor to introduce her. she was sworn in as the six secretary of homeland security 2017.ember of she previously served as white house deputy chief of staff. she joined the trump administration in january 2017 as chief of staff to then secretary of homeland security john kelly. in that position, she advised the secretary on all operational, policy, and legal matters, including counterterrorism, cyber terrorism, cyber security, and border security. secretary nielsen has also served in the private sector, focusing on a range of homeland and national security matters, including preparedness, strategies, and policies to prevent, protect against, and respond to catastrophic events with a focus on critical infrastructure and interdependencies that go with that. 2004, she was commissioned by president bush to serve as a special ass

my surroundings at auburn university would look a whole lot different, though. instead of a class of 35, i would be in a university of more than 12,000. my wilcox county upbringing would be put side by side with some of the smartest young people from bigger schools in larger cities. however, i would not let these challenges hinder me from achieving success. so in the summer before my first semester, i spent a week on campus to walk the grounds to know exactly where my classes would be located and try out for the auburn university marching band. ben franklin said it best, if you fail to plan, you're planning to fail. i worked hard and planned for success. my journey from wilcox county also brought me to where i stand this evening. despite the heavy challenges that lie ahead, we in alabama must plan for success. part of planning for that success is ensuring that we have a robust economy and ample public safety. we can help tackle both of these issues with a reasonable increase in the investment we make in our state's infrastructure system. almost three decades hav

we have plenty of other highlights. 12 seed new mexico state taking on the 5 seed auburn.ts fouled. he gets three shots to take the lead, but he misses two out of three. and auburn then knocks the ball out of bounds. one last play for the aggies for the upset. queen, oh, he gets loose. he is wide open. and that's an air ball. auburn survives a scare, 78-77. >>> bill murray's son is an assistant coach for louisville. taking on minnesota. his brother brian doyle murray with the gaels hat on there. the golden gophers hit 11 threes in this game. gabe wide open. and later in the half, he's wide open again. and then later you might want to guard dale shore, belmont nearly took down maryland. dylan windler, they were up 7 with seven minutes to play. the terrapins come back, own t. and then with eight seconds left, belmont is down one. brayson murray looking for windler, but turnover. maryland survive, 79-77. we'll show you the gaels highlights later on tonight. they gave ate good run against nova. just not enough to get over the top. >> a respectable showing. >> very, very. they

auburn, new mexico state, that's albans head coach bruce pearl.ed tigers taking on number 12. the aggie six seconds ago. aging parents taking a coast-to- coast. a layup tied it with three seconds to go, but he kicks it out for the three. brown misses the three-pointer. that was going for the win. did not work out, but he is spelled on the shot. straws berkeley is back in the studio. he's from auburn. he only hits one of three free throws. they get another chance, and he misses it. that is happy chuck, as auburn hangs on 78-77. >>> minnesota louisville. the seventh-seeded cardinals try to get past tense see the minnesota. second-half, golden gophers up 13, crushing the boards. that leads to gabe couch or three-pointer. he finished with 24. richard pitino coaches minnesota to a 10 point win over louisville, and pitino and that's a familiar, that is his son. >> wow, really? >> the team has that coach for 16 years. >>> yale versus lsu, and this is a maximum effort by emmett williams. driving into the scores table. now look at the drink by the fan. he

surviving a scare against new mexico state, auburn. it all in the "bleacher report." >> unfortunately for me, new mexico state was my cinderella. not a good pick. so many chances to pull off an upset against auburn. down two in the closing seconds. passing up a game-tying layup to pass out for the three, misses it and fouled. three free throws but would miss two of those and auburn knocked it out of bounds. aggies one last chance and queen air balls it. escapes. charles barkley watching in the studio, pumped up about it. tigers face kansas now in round two. and two seed michigan state meanwhile losing at half time to bradley. tensions high on the spartans bench. second half, coach thomas ripping into aaron henry. freshman what did i do? the heated exchange continued during the huddle. players having to hold him back. spartans able to win the game easily. didn't apologize after the game saying it's one and done time. my bags of out the window. and region's top seed. no problem beating dickinson. was a cool moment end of this one. and th

watch this. >> a historic win for th auburn tigers, as the team owns a number five seed in the ncaa t2 news reporter brit moorer live with a lo at what this means for the tigers -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: on the bright side, auburn has never gotten so many college applications. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] everybody wants to go to school -- i want to go -- i saw that the duke blue devils are this year's number one overall team. and this is pretty cool, for duke's head coach mike krzyzewski, it's his record 35th appearance in the ncaa tournament. yeah. check out what people are saying about coach k.'s accomplishment.t fi, coach krzyzewski said, "i couldn't have done it without my team." en freshman forward joey baker said, "he's our leader. we wouldn't be here without kr coackazazski." [ laughter ] next, freshman forward zionilliamson said, "when people think of duke basketball, they think of coach krazyjetski." [ laughter ] then sophomore guard alex o'connell said, "i know that no matter how tough it gets out on the court, i can ways count on coach kellykapowski. [ laughter ] n

oh, and the auburn tigers won the sec tournament -- [ scattered cheers ] which earned them a spot inadness. but when a local news station in alabama tried to talk about the sec tournament, they had a a little trouble spelling "s-e-c." watch this. >> a historic win for the auburn tigers, as the team owns a number five seed in the ncaa tournament. cbs 42 news reporter brit moorer live with a look at what this means for the tigers -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: on the bright side, auburn has never gotten so many college applications. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] everybody wants to go to school -- i want to go -- i saw that the duke blue devils are this year's number one overall team. is etty cool, for duke's head coach mike krzyzewski, it's his record 35th appearance in the ncaa tournament. yeah. check out what people are saying about coach k.'s accomplishment. first up, coach krzyzewski said, "i couldn't have done it without my team." then freshman forward joey baker said, "he's our leader. we wouldn't be here without coach krowkazazski." [ laughter ] next, freshman forward zion wil

i go -- >> auburn goes to the elite 8 for just the second time everyone.at this scene back on campus. students rolling, and the famous corner, elite eight action begins tonight, gonzaga, texas tech and per due and we're in the presence of greatness. >> greatness. >> our crick victor blackwell, he's a bracket savant, you are in the top .5%. how the thus moment feel? >> it feels great. i don't know what i've done to earn this. my process was pouring myself a glass of begin and first 1908 and picking duke to take it all and randomly picking other teams. >> you know, friend at home, this is incredible. because the person who is currently in 1st place out of the 42,000 people picked north carolina to win it all. have you duke, north carolina is done. you might end up winning this thing. if you do, i will find the biggest, baddest, gumball machine i can get. >> oh, the gumballs are back. >> he will put alcohol on it. >> thanks, coy. >>> we are back here at 10:00 eastern. >> smerconish is coming up after a quick break here. the kenya tea development agency is an

to the south of auburn, alabama. another storm made its way very, very close to warner robbins air force there and macon here, right between those two cities and many other tornadoes on the ground all night long. in fact, 35 to 36 reports of tornadoes. the longest one maybe could be 65 miles long. and i'll tell you why that's so important. let's get to this map here. i'll give you a tornado signature. this is where we're talking about. columbus, georgia. and that's lee county, alabama right there. i move you ahead to 3:00 eastern time. there's a tornado on the ground very close to tuskegee, following the i-85 corridor. move you ahead a few more minutes. this tornado is still on the ground there. there's the tornado near warner robins. a tornado east of albany north of albany and all along, even not that far from tipton and vidalia, georgia. move you ahead farther along, these storms are still on the ground. for a while, there were ten tornado warnings for ten separate storms all at the same time. seven storms may hav

and chuck is happy as auburn wins 78-77.prospect will miss 4 to 6 weeks with a muscle strain to his pitching shoulder. a's at the tokyo dome playing the mariners. bottom seven, 4-2 mariners when chris davis comes up the middle with the bases loaded. game is tied at 4. a's in a jam. need a double play. santana to siemian, profar's throw is high and go-ahead run scores. mariners win 5-4 and they sweep the 2-game series and they will play for legal -- legal in their home opener. >>> next at 11:00. >>> today's action is the beginning to protect free speech and advance our student's rights agenda. >> president trump addresses flee speech on college campuses and draws attention to a recent confrontation at u.c. berkley. >> once again today the president made reference to an attack on a sive act vess. hayden williams with turning point usa was punched while trying to recruit students on

frank: we have good dogs at auburn. madam secretary, thank you for a phenomenal overview of what keeps you up at night, and the rest of us can sleep a little better since you are on the job, on the ball. we had auburn university, i butk, have an opportunity, more importantly, a responsibility to contribute to our national security, to contribute to our homeland security and stand ready to help anyway we can. madam secretary, thank you for your leadership and thank you for joining us. [applause] >> it's hard to believe that it's been 40 years since the creation of c-span. i want to take a couple of seconds and think a lot of people for how we got here 40 years later. viewers, who the grabbed on to this concept in the very beginning and popularized it over the last 40 years, by spending time watching their government make laws, and, frankly,, give us an opportunity to find out how interested americans are in civic affairs. secondly, we want to thank congress. 40 years ago, the congress opened up the house of elevation --

. >> hello, and welcome to the rochester brewery and tap room in auburn hills, just outside of detroit, a great local craft brewery, and we are here for the first town hall of this primary season. we're here in michigan, of course, which is one of the three states that flipped and gave the white house to donald trump in the 2016 election. he won by a razor thin margin, just 10,000 votes across this entire state. in 2018, things changed back, shifting back toward the democratic party, with statewide wins for democrats, here in the state and congressional districts like this one, which had not elected a democrat to the house for a full term since 1964. that streak was broken by hailey stevens who won here in 2016. all of these voters here are intending to vote in the democratic primary and they want to hear from the candidates on the issues that matter to them as we head into the 2020 race. tonight, we have the newest candidate in the field. she just made her formal announcement, new york senator kiersten gillibrand. >> thank you. hey. how are you, chris? thank you for having me. >> come

s we are back here in auburn hills, michigan, and i want to ask you a question.mailing me. it has to do with al franken. there are people who e-mail me all the time who are angry at you, because they feel like you played some untoward role after allegations came out against al franken, and then about a staffer on your staff who complained about sexual harassment from someone else and quit in protest of the handling of that issue, which they felt was not handled -- people have e-mailed to say, what does the senator say about her own record? >> so i believe we as a society must value women. it is so important that we value women, which is why when a woman or a man comes forward with an allegation of sexual assault or harassment that you believe them and do a full, thorough investigation so that justice is possible. i've been taking on this cause thinkout my senate career, whether it happens in military, and. i take it on on college campuses, bar tlejs across america who would rather shove it under the rug. i take it on in congress, passing with the help of many col

a biker group performed a haka a traditional dance to honor the victims prime minister just send auburn joined those. who have been leaving flowers close to the scene she reiterated muslim to muslim community leaders that mosques will receive police protection. while new zealanders are still trying to come to terms with the country's worst ever mass shooting our correspondent christ church spoke to some of the people mourning. tributes around the city are piling ever higher. as grief sets in new zealanders are finding ways to express their sorrow over a massacre in their muslim community. police are sweeping the area around the mosque as a team of officers elsewhere work to identify the victims. for now it's still a crime scene. but police are picking up flowers to take closer to our mosque where dozens of people were slaughtered during their friday prayers. but. on the other side of the park christians have gathered to pray for their muslim neighbors. one woman has brought an art project meant to show the bond between all faiths. so this is that works that i did such a day for some pet

south where a devastating attorney to outbreak swept across several states and caused a disaster near auburn, alabama. at least 23 people were dmild lee county since the one that hit in oklahoma in 2013. at twister destroyed homes reason businesses and lives was only one reported yesterday. >> and part of that same storm in the northeast dumped inches of snow overnight. it was e part of a powerful storm front that rasd across the country over the weekend. we begin with marc strassmann in bu guard, alabama. >> now, you can get a look at the catastrophe here in beauregard, disaster as far as i can see where homes were taken and lives were taken too. i'm standing in what was a trailer home. there's no sign of it left. and as you look behind me we're standing in what was a half-mile wide tornado zone. the trees are off. they're sheered off to look like sharpened stakes in the ground. there is of course an ongoing search and rescue effort going on here and that is going to pick up hoping there's no more victims. >> oh, dude, that's a big tornado. oh, big. oh my god, it's in my face clam. >> repor

final tomorrow against auburn and in the pac 12, oregon and washington tonight at 7:30.ight for the warriors and don't forget after the game, immediately following the action on abc 7. >> just an icy dagger from three right there. anthony, thank you. >>> a famous ♪ ♪ ♪ new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation from panda express. >>> one of the most famous giraffes has done it again. >> april gave birth to her fifth calf today. check her out. the world got to watch online as she delivered a baby boy which has yet to be named. april game a star in 2017 when more than a million people watched the arrival of her son. the animal park decided to cash in on the celebrity status. for $5 people could sign up to receive a text alert when april was in labor. hey, i mean, we're all trying to do business here. >> how do they get april to sign the release so we can all watch it. that's it for abc 7 news at 4:30. thanks for your time. i why are all these business owners so excited? we're going to comcast. it's ahead of the game, ahead of the curve. it's going to add to t

north carolina could not overcome a barrage in the second half by auburn.north carolina becomes the first number-one seed to go down in this year's tournament, losing to auburn 97-80. >> not even close. >> no. >> the tournament action starts up again tonight with the beginning of the elite eight. gonzaga takes on texas tech, and virginia faces purdue with a trip to the final four on the line. it starts at 6:00 eastern on tbs, and two more games tomorrow, auburn meets purdue, and duke faces michigan state. coverage starts at 2:00 p.m. eastern here on cbs. did we even talk about lsu? no. i'm out, guys. i am out. >> when you're out, we don't talk about it. >> okay, sorry. >> it's out. >> sorry. >>> another team that's out, his team may be out of the tournament, but tennessee star grant williams has a bright future as an nba prospect. and his talent goeseand the hard court. >>> first, they've been showing up in video games, and that has the creators of popular dance moves fuming and thinking of suing over the use of their routines. we'll look at the long legal

it showtubman in her late 30 or early 40s, taken in the 1860s in auburn, new york. >> i felt like, this is our mona lisa. she would be the equivalent. >> the museum and the lieri of congress jointly own that photo. the photo wi be moved to slavery and freedom hibition. >> where did it come from? >>> can reigning stanley cup caps, our washington capitals, made a visit to the white house. >> the team made a visit with president trump. you can see the team there with the stanley cup. the president praising ovechkin's accomplishments and saying he is a caps fan himself. >> it's honor to have them with us. the an honor to have washington capitals here. it's very tough to win. it's tough to go throughll those teams. and i really tell you, i think you will have an awfully good chance of doing it again. >> severalaps did decline the invitation to the white hous >> still ahead, male berth control.ls det on the new drug being tested on >> a massive effort to fix the holes and the crate and make your job a lot better. >>> we'll be left with plenty of sunshine for your tuesday. we're off to a chill

emily esta conectada con nosotros desde "auburn", alabama para hablar un poco de lo que paso y de londo escucharon las alarmas y cÓmo pudieron salvarse de la situaciÓn? emily: no pudieron las alarmas porque no tenÍamos tiempo, mi papÁ estaba en mi casa cuando pato, sÓlo escucho muchas cosas como truenos y saliÓ afuera y cuando saliÓ afuera para entrar a su carro, no se podÍa meter, estaba agarrado de la llanta porque era muy recio, muy fuerte, cuando se fue a meter en su carro, estaba fuera de la caminata porque no podÍa meterse bien. hice cuyo el carro un poco, entonces era muy fuerte para meterse dentro del carro. adentro del carro no se pudo mÁs. pamela: emily no puedes describir el panorama que encontraron cuando regresaron a la vivienda? emily: otra vez por favor. pamela: quÉ qué fue exactamente lo que encontraron, como encontraron su casa cuando llegaron a la zona afectada? emily: mi padre tenÍa miedo que tuviÉsemos dentro de la casa, entonces cuando sabÍa que no estÁbamos nosotros regresÓ muy rÁpido, regresamos muy rápida para allÁ y miramos a casa en el suelo y no estaba como

auburn draws kentucky in the elite 8. coming up on kron4 sports at 10, both the giants and a's in action tonight. we'll have the highlights. until then, more news after the breawk. termites, feasting on homes 24/7. we're on the move. roger. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. but what he found wasn't just fun.(justine) some teens gave him the gift of friendship. erika shych has the story that's uplifting his entire community. nats: "ready gavin? yeah i am." it's an unlikely friendship between thirteen year old gavin mabes--nats: "you want me to help you? yeah!"and five year old carter braconi. but the bond these two now share-- nats: "i want to see your coin again..."will make you smile. tuesday afternoon carter came to the south brunswick skate park to celebrate his fifth birthday on his scooter.what happened next is unforgettable. kristen braconi/carter's mom: "he thought he was going to have to le

in the other early game, auburn is up on top-seed north carolina. we'll have an update on that tonight. back here in the bay area, the cal golden bears have found their next leader of the men's basketball program... hiring former georgia head coach mark fox. he goes to berkeley after 9-years with the bulldogs where he took them to the big dance twice... and prior to that, he spent 5-seasons at nevada... winning four conference championships. he takes over a golden bears team that's been in a rough spot the last two years under wyking jones... back-to- back 8 win seasons... where cal has finished last in the conference. taking a look at the women's bracket-- as you would expect, tara vanderveer's stanford cardinal are once again in the mix for a national championship. the cardinal in chicago this weekend for a sweet 16 meeting with 11-seed missouri state. it's the 12th year in a row the program has reached the round of 16... and the team is seeking its 2nd trip to the final four in three years. they've made the national semis 13-times in school histo

gonzaga is the "i have a girlfriend in canada" of college. [ laughter and applause ] tigers, auburn got number five seed. after they won the s.e.c. tournament, i want you to pay special attention to the on-screen graphics here. according to the cbs affiliate in birmingham the tigers are competing in a contest of an entirely different kind. >> basketball fans celebrating the historic win for the auburn tigers as the team earns the number five seed in the ncaa tournament. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they won a sex tournament. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations! that seems illegal, but -- i thought the sex tournament ended last week when colton and cassie went to the fantasy suite. right? this is also from alabama. we have an annual st. patrick's day tradition on this show. is this something i look forward to all year? probably the greatest local news story ever. it's the story of st. patrick's day miracle, a leprechaun sighting that took place in mobile, alabama. [ laughter ] way back in the year 2006. >> curiosity leads to large crowds in mobile's crichton community, many of you bring bi

we're about 13 miles from the community of beauregard so the storm was south of ope k opelika and auburnuburn would really -- it's bad enough as it is with 23 lives lost. but it would have been really a terrible, terrible thing had it moved several miles north. but, you know, the cleanup continues. we're very grateful to have the president and first lady with us today and i think they met some folks that are strong and will rebuild that community not only in beauregard but in smith station. >> charles: mayor, talk to us more about the president. just how important it is, how critical is it for him and the first lady to be there and how it can lift the spirits of the folks there? >> well, i think all of us were greatly encouraged by the fact that he would take time to come here and be with those folks that have been harmed and somet including family members. but it's a great encouragement for us and then, of course, you know, the president has many fans in the state of alabama. and certainly here in lee county. i think he probably carried lee county in a big way back in the last election.

they find models for their work in the antiquities collections of various museums peach in auburn workedon the huge sculpture for the last five years festival starting in the fall of twenty seven thousand it was commissioned by the city government of n.c.r. a first for them. it's the first time we've had the opportunity to do such a huge job and. that's a great honor of course we're proud to do something for valencia let's fight us that maybe hasn't been seen before. the sculpture by peach is much more contemporary and the figures that are usually seen during the folk festival. traditionally these have a more playful caricature like style. but they can be gigantic to. less funny as is a big part of the lengthy in life but how much change do people here want. me i think the traditional characters are better even though i understand that sometimes we have to freshen things up and that some artists prefer to work with new materials and form. ok i think that still needs to be modernized it's important to everyone that it doesn't always stay the say and just like life itself. peachy abo don't

the winner plays the winter at byu auburn on monday.is the 32nd straight year stanford has made the tournament. the players feel like they are peaking at just the right time. >> to me it feels like we are ready. we have been practicing really well and i think we are excited and ready and ready to play. >> things once automatic for cal which had to wait. the bears had a get together today and found they are and eight the seed and will get game against north carolina also on saturday in waco, texas. that is where baylor is the host. >> st. mary's nova on thursday. see you guys. have a good one. >> thank you for joining us. good night. how come we don't have the same number of containers and lids? why would they ever get separated? built-up resentment, money issues, met a younger lid. huh? mm-hmm. mom, where's my science homework? uh, it's over there on the table. so, alex, honey, what's going on? - anything exciting? - no. - any boys? - no. i'm feeling a little bit disconnected from alex right now. last week, i picked up her cellphone thi

david: you went to auburn. and how did you do there? tim: i did, i did pretty good.laughter] tim: i did pretty good. i really got into engineering in a big way, industrial engineering. david: so then you went to work for ibm? tim: i did, yes. i started as like a production engineer, out designing manufacturing lines. and at that time, robotics were beginning to take off, and so we were, we were focused on automation. i wouldn't say we successfully focused on it, but i learned a lot from going through that as well. david: so you were there for about 12 years, and then you joined another company called compaq. tim: yes, i did. david: so you were at compaq, which at the time, i think, was one of the biggest manufacturers of personal computers. tim: they were number one at the time. david: so you are there for about six months and you get a call from steve jobs or somebody like him saying, can you come and join apple? apple was modest compared to compaq. why did you take the interview? and why did you join apple? tim: yes, it's a good question. steve had come back to the

teacher says the project is a huge success maybe ninety percent of the girls i have raised in the auburn area and this is critical for us because they have to be active somewhat ican and money in. place is a small place and money regardless of how small a place can be. the initiative is paying off angel has even inspired the parents to grow vegetables with whom they retired so they have enough time to take care of the plants. because it's days if i'm preparing my breakfast i think if you if your lives and then i cut and put in my ford. a lot. you find that every day i spend our own toso than three saw that you vaguely like if you have them around home city a lot. of and farming is still in its infancy and you. the students hope to get financial support from the government as the initiative is rolled out to other schools the minister of education is already full of praise for the project. feeding the children would not become a problem is saving the environment will be very important i mean it would be very we would be down because we have seen the the weather using the polythene and the

david: you went to auburn. and how did you do there? tim: i did, i did pretty good.laughter] tim: i did pretty good. i really got into engineering in a big way, industrial engineering. david: so then you went to work for ibm? tim: i did, yes. i started as like a production engineer, out designing manufacturing lines. and at that time, robotics were beginning to take off, and so we were, we were focused on automation. i wouldn't say we successfully focused on it, but i learned a lot from going through that as well. david: so you were there for about 12 years, and then you joined another company called compaq. tim: yes, i did. david: so you were at compaq, which at the time, i think, was one of the biggest manufacturers of personal computers. tim: they were number one at the time. david: so you are there for about six months and you get a call from steve jobs or somebody like him saying, can you come and join apple? apple was modest compared to compaq. why did you take the interview? and why did you join apple? tim: yes, it's a good question. steve had come back to the

they will play the winner of byu in auburn. tara vanderveer's 32nd straight tournament berth.women's seeding especially if you're like stanford, you get to host the first couple games. >> i'm kind of excited, although they have a long shot, uc davis. >> yeah. >> they'll be playing away. my daughter's alma mater. that's where my money went. >> unc is not in the tournament. sf state did not qualify. >> syracuse is in. i'm the aggies and orange. >> thanks, dennis. >>> coming up the rocka rockav erksary concert. >> plus what triggered strong words about president trump from the daughter of john mccain. >> it could be another deadly act of terrorism overseas, the shooting today on a busy tram in europe. >> tonight at 11:00 we get our first up close look at the fix for falling concrete on the richmond san rafael bridge. >>> here's what you missed if you're just getting home now. investigators are trying to figure out if terror was the motive behind a deadly shooting on a tram in the netherlands. a 37-year-old man from turkey has been arrested. three people on the tram were killed. f

they will play the winner of byu and auburn. >> one of our male managers or practice players is a manager the guys and i kind of like sometimes when our team was dragging a bit today, i said remind our team like how excited our guys would be if they were in the ncaa tournament as the no. 2 seed, you know. what did he say? >> very excited. >> like wow, right? i mean it's exciting. >> this is exciting. 2:30 a.m., that's about the time ken get home from his watering hole. that's good news for him this wednesday when the a's open the season in japan against seat at 2:30 a.m. >>> in the meantime the a's played their second of two exhibition games against japan. the a's were down 6-4, 9th inning, khris davis connected on a two-run blast, tied the game 6-6 and exhibition baseball, even in japan, that's how it ended. a's and mariners coming up wednesday morning 2:30 a.m. >>> giant ceo larry baer has been away from the team since video of that public altercation with his wife went viral. major league baseball is still investigating the incident and today san francisco mayor london breed said the l

members of auburn baiversity's etball team were there along with the school's mascot. a little more than a week ago, 23 people werey killed an ef-4 tornado. nice to see that people are trying to startiv their again. >>> in colorado, a small community has been cut off by recent avalanches. 40 to 60 feet of snow cover the road. disconnecting the people of souray from everythingouth of them and it will be that way for another week until all that snow can be cleared. >>> the departmentsf defense approved a new policy regarding transgender troops. it t will f most part bar troops and recruits from transitioning and require them to serve in their birth gender. the policy falls just short of oue al transgender ban that was ordered by president trump. it will likelyhe force military to eventually discharge transgender iividuals who need hormone treatments or surgery and can't or won't serve in their birth gender. >>> well, core seths and otherf shapers give you the look you want. now doctors are saying it may come at a prine. >>> c up, we're breaking down the newest warning. c

taking a one-point lead over maryland after this game-winning basket with one second to spare, and auburnshing the kansas jayhawks in a shutout, and then after a roller coaster day, oh, my goodness, michigan celebrating their victory with a party in the locker room. >> who wants to be an almost billionaire. if no winner on saturday, the powerball jackpot is getting close to the $1 billion mark. wednesday's drawing is estimated to be worth $750 million. that's the biggest powerball jackpot this year. >> so yeah, big lottery. we have got more march madness. how is your bracket doing? >> it's done. >> your pick was for kansas. >> yes, my pick was kansas, ku. >> they're not in it. >> they're not in it. >> they're still good. >> my bracket, i am looking good. at one point, i was tied with karen in d.c. >> really? >> i'm doing pretty good. >> look at you. >> i still got duke. they're still in it. >> you might win. >> we'll see. >> good luck to everybody >> we'll see. >> good luck to everybody. martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal. joh

>> i tell you, auburn looks really good right now. >> they do >> auburn is on a streak i think auburnar. >> i just changed them this is bad. what about oregon? they're 12, i mean, someone said they're really hot but they're not going to beat wisconsin, are they >> that's a hot pick for upset everyone's favorite pick right now. that's happened before there was a 16 that beat a one last year. >> i know, don't remind me, about the ultimate bracket i'm afraid to pick virginia this year because of that >> i hear that and florida state beat them, too, so they're already on a losing streak >> did you go to florida state i want full disclosure here. >> yes >> oh, did you >> yes, sir. >> i'm not taking that advice. >> we'll disclose this later >> you're a homer. that's not objective i got to stop listening. what's that? >> you went pretty far last year >> i had xavier. i'm not going with my heart this year i'd like to take cincinnati. did you see jeron cumberland, did you see the game >> no. i didn't see that one. >> it was big. he had 34 points he is the aac player of the year anyway, we digr