both auburn and alabama in there.oth pick gonzaga the one year they're not a number 1 seed and every single year i pick gonzaga they seem to lose. what is the deal here? do you just love john stockton? >> truth be told my son filled out my entire bracket for me. >> oh, so you're cheating. >> but i think he's a big kaitlan collins fan. i think that's why he put alabama and auburn. the alabama centric -- gonzaga, it's got a nice name. >> i will say my -- i have a family member that lives down in alabama. i also have alabama in my final four. so i'm a big fan of alabama but auburn being an 8 seed that be would be quite the thing if auburn was able to advance. but then again i guess we wouldn't necessarily have thought that fairly dickinson university might be with the potential upset over purdue. >> and just to be clear, fdu is a 16 seed. purdue is a 1 seed. only once in the history of history -- >> correct. >> -- has that happened. >> umbc back in 2018 beat uva by 20 points. that was the biggest shocker. the only other

auburn -- >> i'm a hometown gal. >> it's unbelievable. >> my sister went to auburn, but if my dad isme. i don't have faith a auburn, i think they choke a lot. >> personal right there. it is personal right there. that side of the bracket when you're filling out your bracket, midwest and west, there are so many injuries on that side of the bracket. i would suggest -- i know as a bracket of integrity around here, but i might recommend a second bracket because if you look at this houston has an injury, kansas has an injury, ucla has an injury. a lot of injuries on that side that could blow up your bracket. don, my friend -- >> uh-oh. here we go. >> actually, don, very nice job. a good swing at memphis, i thought that was a good swing. >> okay. >> i like purdue but memphis have pressure you. they have a great guard. i like that swing. i like missouri as another swing, missouri makes 35% of their points at the three-point line, a pretty good swing. baylor and virginia, you're knocking out bama. >> i was literally just looking at his final four -- >> where is the kumbaya? you are you're kno

and grass valley or at auburn and grass valley.n it starts to rain, it's going to be melting, and that's the big concern. so tomorrow we start off with a few morning that's five am scattered showers and then it clears right up for most of us in the morning. it's going to be clear right away the whole day. tomorrow looks pretty nice. it's dry. thursday the clouds increases that atmospheric river loads up and you can see it. pushing inland is going to have a strong impact on the or graphically favored areas that's coastal hills in west slope of the sierra nevada and again the concerns are going to be for melting snow, and for us, we have a flood watch and that flood watches because this thing has the potential to drop 2 to 3. 24 in the coastal hills over three days, maybe six inches of rain. it's nothing we can't handle because we've been relatively dry the last day and a half or so, but it's going to be a lot of rain, so we'll see some probably urban and small stream flooding, not expecting any big river stuff. there's the five day

representing all the people in the moments of decision after the different and conflict collecting views of auburn and it's the president who then must speak to the nation and for the nation. i understand that four years in this office, as few others can. how formidable is a task? the new president elect is about to undertake and to the very limits of conscience and conviction. i pledge to support him in that task. i wish him success and godspeed. i know from experience that presidents have to face major issues that are controversial, broad in scope, and which they do not arouse the natural support of a political majority. for a few minutes now, i want to lay aside my role as leader of one nation and speak to you as a fellow citizen of the world. about three issues, three difficult issues the threat of nuclear destruction and our stewardship of the physical resources of our planet and the preeminence of the basic rights of human beings. it's now been 35 years since the first atomic bomb fell on hiroshima. the great majority of the world's people cannot remember a time when the nuclear shadow did n

and in football case it is the haves and have-nots you have programs like alabama and auburn i'm sure trying to compete as well as that level so many schools can offer recruits for the 1 million-dollar packages. and then you have players i can make more in college them professionally. so now guys are staying longer to play college basketball. how do you see that playing out it seems like a radical experiment. >> it's a mess right now everything is in turmoil this is the same thing we have to hold onto every sport whether elementary school in junior high or senior higher college professional because sports built the country college athletes can make money i'm all for that. some of you probably participated in college course the only time in your life you have two full-time jobs because you cannot work because you go to school to getth the education and then you go down with crazy coaches basketball or football to keep their job they have to win so they will drive youou into the ground you have no free time i have always been for players making money. this may be a little extreme that s

over $300 because alabama and auburn are playing there.l hear you cheering them on from miles away. that's okay. if they go all the way? >> houston. >> see you at home. >> but you have to get there first. >> i know, i know. it is a great journey. thanks so much. >> all right. >>> all right. so this march madness season is going to look a lot different. it already does and that's because the supreme court opened the door for college athletes to receive paid endorsements. so you will see more college basketball stars across some very familiar grand. cnn business reporter nathaniel mir meyerson joining us right now. nathaniel, a big payday for the big dogs. tell us more. >> reporter: that's right, fred. this year college athletes, they're going to be featured in more brands with big -- some of the big endorsers. college athletes have been saying for years they should be able to receive paid endorsement deals just like the pros, and in 2021 the supreme court paved the way for college athletes to receive endorsement deals through what are known

alabama, for example, auburn trying to compete at that level, so many other schools that can offer recruitstrying to trim it up, offering a recruits million-dollar packages, frankly , to show up. at the same time in college basketball you end up with players who can make more in college they on they can professionally. guys stay longer oftentimes in men's basketball to play. i mean what, how, how do you think, what do you think the current state is? how do you see it playing out? seems like a radical experiment. >> it's a mess right now. like our country, everything is in turmoil. we have to hold onto every sport. whether it is elementary school, junior high, senior high, college professional, sports built this country. athletes making money, i'll for that. some of you in here probably participated in college sports. only time in your life you have two full-time jobs. you can't work. you are going to school. that's about education. when you are done without you go to these crazy coaches. they drive you into the ground. no free time. i've always been for players making money. now this might

saturday through tuesday, 53 inches, kingvale, snow down to auburn and right there into placerville. dry next two days and here comes more rain as we head into this weekend and early next week. right now it hooks like on and off rain. so we're just undergoing periods of lingering storm system all the way through next tuesday's forecast. so as we did today, soak it up, enjoy it next two days, because the weekend we have to find the board games and all the other stuff. >> monopoly. >> ah, i haven't done that one in a while. >>> up next, the warriors playoff push could soon be >>> a top nfl prospect could face serious legal consequences, the georgia bulldogs won the national championship for llege football in january. shortly after that game, a georgia offensive lineman■ and team staff member were killed in a car crash. investigators say the crash capped because teammes were racing each other the driver of the car that didn't crash, jencarter, now has a warrant out for his arrest. he is projected as a top five pick in the upcoming nfl draft. he expects to be fully exonerated of any crim

closed due to the snow, eastbound reopened this afternoon, the closure starts 13 miles outside of auburn going all the way to the nevada border. >>> a tragic story from the mountains, a woman killed after the roof of her back porch collapsed , trapping her underneath heavy snow. she was pulled out by her neighbors, but later died in the hospital , this happened in forest hill. in one day alone they got three feet of snow. >> we are watching all the snow which is nonstop. you can see how much snow is up there. >> the weight of the snow was a big concern for homeowners in the sierra, even as they expect more snow this weekend. >> it has been overwhelming. looking at the danger snow could pose after it melts. >> it is exerting a lot of pressure even after it melts. people don't typically think of snow that's heavy because individual snowflakes are floating down , but they add up. so let's look at what we are talking about, the weight of the snow depends on the water that it contains, if it is fluffy, normal or wet snow which is defined by how much water it takes to produce how many inches.

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both auburn and alabama in there? and what is it with you with chris wallace?t a number one seed. every year i pick guns i got, they seem to lose. >> final truth is my son filled it out for me. and soccer, it has got a nice name. >> i will say i have a family member that lives down in alabama. i also have alabama in my final four. i am a big fan of alabama. but auburn being an eight seed, that would be a good thing if they could advance. but they would not necessarily have thought that fraley dicken university would have the potential upset over ftu. >> and just to be clear, ftu is at 16 seed. perdue is a one seat on the in the history of history. >> back in 2018, beat uba by 28 points. that was the biggest shocker. the only other time that came close was princeton back in 1989 against georgetown. that was a very close match up. they only lost by one point in that one. >> i digress. thank you very much for being with us. best of luck to you. >> i am going to need it after our perdue game. >> next up, an entire hour of war crimes for vladimir putin. that include

it is close from the nevada state line to about 13 miles outside of auburn. chains are required outside of highway 50. take note. >>> finally, check this out. this is a sugar bowl resort. they sent us this picture of snow completely blocking the door to their marketing office. this is just by donner summit. they got eight feet of snow in the past week. >>> a safe and free space to keep young people out of trouble after school. that is coming up. why this peninsula blocking jim is now in a fight to survive. >>> it has been a topic of contentious debate. san francisco gave the green light to supervised drug ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >>> it

i picked gonzaga, kentucky, arizona and auburn. in reality, it came down to kansas. villanova, north carolina and duke. you can consider all kinds of things frights decent season statistics but conference are and how many injuries you have. >> but the fact of the matter is at the end of the day, you won't be able to predict everything, which is what makes it very difficult event to try to use ai isolate like a single winner. other considerations include momentum, injuries and human instinct. it wouldn't surprise me if we end up, you know, play 5.10, years down the road. and we're still wondering how that kind of like, you know, accurately predict the tournament outcomes. and we've got a lot of the 7 problems pretty well, salt. >> interesting thing not that good. i think the best method is just take a dart. and probably if you like, you may have no idea but like colors. that was nancy loo reporting for us tonight. we have a lot more ahead on kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. pam and ken are here going for team purple tonight. that's going to be. >> nobody called a snow. i gr

austin and jessica met in auburn. a garage sale going on in the neighbourhood and somebody was bothering her, and so he stepped in to help her out. and then theyjust became friends from then, and then they ended up living together. theyjust did everything together. they did everything together. and some of it wasn't so good. and, you know, they had the struggles with their drug use. meth is such a trickster. it's the most trickster drug out there. i'm really impressed withjessie, though, because a lot of times, these drugs will take away people's souls. you know, they'll take away their moral compass. she was just trying to get back on track somehow. after living in a van for some time, they both got help for their addictions. in 2019, the couple moved in with a man introduced to them by a relative. so they were living at mike dudley's house. we had to get permission to go visit. it didn't look scary, but it was definitely very controlled. and so they were trying to move. so this was the voicemail from him on mother's

westbound 80 closed from the nevada border, nearly all the way to auburn. >>> good timing may have saved lives when a avalanche crashed into a three story condo complex in olympic valley. the snow the buried the first two floors of the building, but the fire department was able to get everyone else is one neighbor says it was lucky the avalanche came at night. >> in the daytime we have people walking with dogs with a snowshoe the area. in the condo complex, it is not have a lot of people living there in the winter. >> 100 other homes were affected the avalanche. >>> the forecast with the tahoe national forest says the risk goes up with the next round of storms so here are the warning signs to look out for. >> certainly steep terrain and cracking in the snow, wind drift, rapid warning, signs of recent avalanches. those are basic things, but certainly it is not something where someone should wander into the terrain. >> the risk is higher in the back country and he recommends staying in well populated areas. >>> yosemite national park is buried under 15 feet of snow. here is the view from t

at last check, 80 was still closed from just past auburn all the way to the nevada border.he past couple hours, highway 50 did reopen under chain controls. back here at the bay area, it was not snow but sand that shut down the san francisco great highway. crews cleared the northbound

. >> in nevada county multiple down trees crushed a few cars in a school parking lot outside of auburnsee the black car smashed under one of those trees and a white car lifting off the ground. luckily no one was hurt and look at this, lake county getting snow today. this is time lapse video from a pg&e wild fire camera in upper lake this afternoon. >> cbs news bay area now is next. >>> heavy rain and strong winds hit the bay area. we're tracking the trouble spots for you. >> slipped away. all very slowly. >> even though the heaviest rain is moving out tomorrow is another first alert weather day. the rain won't be as widespread details coming up in the full forecast. >> it is kind of a perfect storm of situations. >> broken glass 30 stories up. downtown streets blocked again after inspectors identified more wind damage. our sky scraper. >> we went out with a window installer to assess some of the damage to the high-rises downtown and asked him how concerned people should be that more windows could break >> mud slides covering bay area highways. the unstable ground leaving roads with gia

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tuchman standing in the doorway of her home, which is based on the actual site profile of her house and auburn, new york tillman was one of the leaders of the underground railroad. >> with resolve as i think of the discourse and challenges we face today in communities across our country. and i think of where we are. where we've been. and where we need to go. just as harry worked without sinkhole conspirators. this is great. our piece to was made possible by allies and co-conspirators in our own movement for representation in our great city of mail right into a cow. >> bay area artist sheryl tecate design. a 12 foot tall sculpture is situated just adjacent to the recently renamed harriet hemingway in the heart of the new transit plaza. all we got an update to the state's drought, the u.s. drought officials released this map thursday. wow, revealing that california's drought coverage has dropped to 36%. that's the lowest since april twenty-twenty. the white area indicates no drought conditions. wow, and most of the bay area in that category. besides gentleman, napa and solano county, it is a hug

at last check, 80 was still closed from just past auburn all the way to the nevada border. the past couple hours, highway 50 did reopen under chain controls. back here at the bay area, it was not snow but sand that shut down the san francisco great highway. crews cleared the northbound side, southbound lanes closed until friday at the earliest. let's bring chief meteorologist paul heggen to fill us in. so many people say, enough is enough. >> we do need it for the long term drought. we would like a break every once in a while. with a few hoago. e days dampans we still have some rain right now. talk about how much rain we picked up within the last 72 hours. it is substantial amount, especially the higher elevation, santa cruz mountains . almost 2 inches long but coast and half moon bay, approaching inch and a quarter in san francisco. not bad with the santa cruz mountains. the rain is heaviest to the south of san francisco, light shower activity within the city with pockets of heavy rain going to san leandro and fremont. pockets of heavy downpours within the tri-valley. not

this is the 33 year old throwing in front of scouts at auburn's pro day yesterday, where he won a heisman and national championship. back in the 30th season, he was actually invited to throw by his younger brother , calin, who played two seasons as a wide receiver at auburn before finishing his college career at william and mary. 2015 nfl mvp has run for more touchdowns than any other quarterback in league history and hinted at this christine that he might be trying to get back into the league. but his brother said that it was something that he just did for me and think about if you're an nfl hopeful, and you're on the other end of those passes pretty cool. you looked good, right? real good. alright nice to see you, carolyn manno. thank you coming up on cnn this morning why the us is speeding up the timeline for tanks and patriot missiles to ukraine. and next right here, it's not just you. more companies are intentionally dodging your phone calls. only at vanguard. you're more thann just an investor. you're an owner. that means that your goals are ours, too. and vanguard retirement tools

olympic participate a good life or being dare say papa was a little bit ago mr. fu award, get that auburn or the american to kill it kept limit of sly off to me, ignores. i got to put them in their killer, participate go by doing the thought i and deputy are that are in shit a minute. and then it was either one. you them with the wrong or for for 100. i mean maybe. i mean, there's nobody, all of them all fundamentally through run. the school are going to for all the joy to qualify. he needs to come in on the 11th 2nd. as the heaths, continue ravi karen and his coach 10th. and can only wait for the result. delicate can i get with i lived was, is the ultimate linux loop, which is, which is this matter, matter of time. and hope one's has been p u working smart as well as working hard and leg is also just a matter of fact soon the board start flashing the names of those who have made it so unfortunately, robbie has not qualified for the next round. he clocked about 11.3 seconds for his 100 meter race. all, but everyone who's qualified has come in under 11 seconds. so understandably his way di

to award, get that auburn or the american to kill it, kicked, glimmered on sly off to me, ignores. i gotta say that to me and actually participate. go by doing the sata in jeopardy of that. okay. with a, with along with the law for $400.00. i mean murray, i mean there's a number to go with our finance prove on a scale of one to for all the j to qualify. he needs to come in on day 11 seconds as the heat continue driving kieran and his coach tenzing can only wait for the result. delicate, didn't get them on it that i think i took the dog i lived was, is the ultimate linux loop, which is, which is this met a matter of time and hope consistently you working smart as well as working hard and is also just a matter of fact soon the board start flashing the names of those who have made it so unfortunately, robbie has not qualified for the next round. he clocked about 11.3 seconds for his 100 me to race all but every one who's qualified has come in under 11 seconds. so understandably his way disappointed, but his journey is far from over. in fact, it has only just begun drivin is from the c

believe is stretched over to the strength of the longstanding ties united's under our shared cubic auburn. sure, the end up with civic remains free and open. prosperous is secure. the plan will take decades to complete. the defense alliance called arcus, has already begun with the 1st of hundreds of australians embedding in u. s. and u. k. submarine building programs. more u. s. subs will start visiting australia this year, while british subs will increase rotations from 2026 by 2030 to australia, plans to buy 3 nuclear powered subs containing conventional weapons from the us, with the option of buying 2 more. and sometime in the 20 forty's, australia expects to have its own nuclear, so built by the u. k. and australia using u. s. technology. the orchestra gray met we confirmed here in san diego represents the biggest single investment in australia's defense capability in all of our history. the biggest threat in the pacific comes from an increasingly aggressive china, which has built new fortifications in the south china sea. it's a situation that china has, has created and brought upon

tubman standing in the doorway of her home, which is based on the actual side profile of her home in auburnrk bay area artist. sheryl there, a coating designed it. and in today's ceremony, community leaders and millbrae vice mayor all made appearances. >> with resolve as i think of the discourse and challenges we face today in communities across our country. and i think of where we are. what we and we need to go. just as harry worked co-conspirators. this is gr our great city of mount right into a cow. >> a maryland who is a pastor of saint emmys. i and church was also there today. she said that this unveiling is historic and monumental in scope, especially in light of the current political environment that we live in, that a black woman would be honored in this way. and one of the richest counties in california coming up next on kron. 4 news tonight at 6, the treasury department met with senators on capitol hill just days after 2 of the largest bank failures in the country's history. the message she shared with lawmakers. >> still ahead, also, a stanford university employee facing charges

it's the stuff around auburn and grass valley, the 2000 ft snow, it's gonna melt quick. it's gonna get into the rivers. if that if that, in fact occurs, that's that's thursday and friday. we'll just get through the next couple of days and dialing in as we get closer. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. cool day. nice day drive safe. it will be a little wet on the roadway, little damp on the roadway. you'll see some white on the hilltops tomorrow morning. and then we get a little bit more shower activity on wednesday with rain on friday. all right, bill. thank you knew at 11. the fda is expected to decide this coming summer whether or not to give full approval to a new treatment for alzheimer's. the drug can be is the first that has been shown to slow the decline in memory and thinking that defines the disease. targets brain plaques that are a marker of the disease. the fda granted approval in january for patients in the early stages of alzheimer's. the drug is expected to cost more than $26,000 a year. coming up after the break in east bay police department is out

olympic, participate a good life or being dare say papa was able to the guy, mr. fu award, get that auburn or the american to kill it. kept glimmered of sly off to me, ignores i got to put them in their killer parties would go by the thought i and deputy odd that are queued up in shit a minute and then it was either want to help you them with the wrong or for for that, and i mean, maybe, i mean there's nobody, all of them are fundamentally prove on a scale of one for all the butcher to qualify. he needs to come in on day 11 seconds as the heat continue driving. karen and his coach dancing can only wait for the result. delicate didn't get movement that i think i talked with i lived was, is the ultimate linux loop, which is, which is this matter, matter of time. and hope ones has been p u working smart as well as working hard and leg is also just a matter of fact soon the board start flashing the names of those who have made it so unfortunately, robbie has not qualified for the next round. he clocked about 11.3 seconds for his 100 meter race. all but everyone who's qualified has come in unde

we actually hit like i said couple of times from auburn up to this area.from some of the law enforcement that they have had a heckuva time getting the road clear. because of the amount of snow that has been dumping. at this point, it has not been snowing. this is video of people getting turned around . caltrans shutting it down . and for a lot of this truck traffic , commercial truck traffic, we are talking millions of dollars every hour. what l sorts of supplies so you have a supply will, since monda these road conditions, we are on the closure side of i-80. you can look at the ice that is on the roads and what is happening is, that gets pretty cold and icy and stiff. you get that black ice even if they are plowing , it is refreezing because of the cold temperatures. this is the westbound side and trucks are coming, they have allowed a few people who have local ids to come and go . hopefully , because we have a break in the weather, we don't have it dumping anymore. we will see i-80 opening up because this is a major disruption. >> hopefully, people will

. >> houston and auburn are on my bracket and they're advancing. that's good.zona is not. >> that was a shocker. >> this is why march is amazing. we are busting brackets left and right. there is joycelyn's. >> arizona, that ruined that for me. >> a lot of people. i think you are not alone. >> we will see how it goes because you have fur man going very far. >> i do. >> st. mary's plays so we are looking forward to that. i had arizona. i also had virginia hoping for vern's school to do well. that didn't happen. then alabama did advance and they will continue to hopefully go on. i can't get over fur man beating and then arizona losing. that's incredible. >> i had no strategy. i did not. i did want a couple cinderella stories. >> that's why it makes it fun. at 9:00, march madness continues. we start with number ten, usc facing off against michigan state. at 11:30, number 15 vermont take out number two seed marquette. go marquette. this afternoon 11 seeded taking on wildcats. watch all of this here on cbs news bay area. keep it locked. it will be fun. >> i am so hap

sunday mornings deadly tree fall accident happened in the stephen e auburn trail. last night part of that trail was still closed off to hikers. jobina: our storm watch continues today as we see up to five more feet of snow expected in the sierra. abc news reporter maura legge is in south lake tahoe with how residents are bracing for storms the rest of the week. >> this morning and already battered california facing challenges as the state sees the snowiest season in more than a decade. in san bernardino county homes destroyed, roots collapsed, cars swallowed and mountains of snow several feet high. across the state cannot seemingly get enough. this car sliding down. and two homes collapsing. fallen trees, ranches and heavy snow littering the street. some residents frustrated as they start to run low on supplies. >> a lot of people are self-sufficient but we cannot be if we have no clue what is going to happen. >> in utah, salt lake city now buried having their snowiest winter. crews mitigating avalanches. two skiers resulting in a rescue mission. there is reportedl

great showing for the are auburn commit later on andrej remember his dad pay just going of its rightkings? well, andrea is going to stanford and then we've got to get lebron son and bryce nice 3. look at daddy celebrating. he had his 3rd, 3 and a half. lebron was loving it. he wasn't does their big deep corner. 3 from bron e to put the west ahead. he put on a clinic. he went 5 for 8 from deep. he had 15 points east ultimately wins 1, 0, 9, 1, 0, 6, down without andre wiggins has been away from the team for over a month. now. we haven't gotten much info on why just that. it's a personal matter. i can agree with someone keeping their private business private. but the reality is fans will wonder and speculate regardless today steve kerr gave our clearest weakens yet. >> he's been working out every day. so. beyond that. you know what, once he's back then and then our training staff will be able to. get with him and see where he is. but i know he's been training on his own. >> all right. it's all right. got top talking anyway, new orleans pelicans up by 9 over the golden state warriors is

the ticket for that session is over $300 because of all the auburn and alabama fans that will be theree atmosphere in the second round it's a travesty. >> especially if if you're somebody who supports houston and went to the school. i thought so. andy scholes, we love march madness. thank you for that. >> i'm still stuck. i thought it was the name of the coach. i'm totally confused. moving on. thank you. >>> still ahead this morning on cnn, a big story out of florida. the naa chiropractic p and the american federation of teachers have teamed up to distribute books and predominantly black communities in the sunshine state. this is happening as florida republicans are trying to restrict the books that students can read. we're going to talk to the chair of the naacp about the campaign, when we come back. they're called 'small businesses.' but to the people who build them there's nothing 'small' about them. that's why at t-mobile for business..... you'll save more than $1,00000 versus verizon. and with price lock guarantee, we'll never raise your rate plan. so you can keep your focus on to

houston will play auburn tomorrow.ur way today start being with usc and michigan state at 12:15. you can watch it all across all our sister networks. the game that hurt for a lot of people was arizona. many people had their in their final four. even president biden had them winning the entire tournament. so big sad face for those people waking up today. >> and i didn't even get a chance do a bracket, i've been so busile doing thefollowing th banks. but i would have been busted on the first day anyway. andy scholes, thanks so much. >>> coming up on "cnn this morning," russia may now have pieces the u.s. drone downed in the black sea. >>> and next here, bank fears in the u.s. and beyond, is the worst finally over. this'll help. vicks vaporub? vicks vaporub's ...medicated vapors go strtraight to the source of your cough... ...so you can relieve your cough to breathehe easier. vivicks vaporub. fast-acting cough relief. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fu

if you visited my hometown of auburn, alabama, on a friday night over the past few months, you would see an arena, thousands of people, an arena full of excited young girls watching the auburn gymnastics team. many of them dream of becoming olympic gym nists -- gym nists just like sunni leigh who is anp gold medal -- olympic medalisit. others make the trip to alabama to see the world games and to see them on the mound aspiring to become a softball pitcher at a high level. our girls and young women should be able to dream and compete. taking away their title 9 protections by twisting the law could strip those opportunities for female athletes across our great country. since 2003, biological men have won 28 women's sports titles. let me read that again. since 2003, biological men have won 28 women's sports titles. we've all heard from athletes like riley gains, the college swimmer who bravely spoke out after having to share is a locker room and the podium of a swimmer who had an unfair advantage of swimming in a male body. a judge in minnesota has ordered the usa power-lifting teams to