conzaga/baylor, i covered there when i worked in waco. but baylor won that one. this is bizarre that is what we came up with in the people's bracket >> if you win you have to find all of the folks. >> i am not giving them money. >> you owe them. >> no, legally disclaimer. >> remember, play along at home. yes. enter our to win $1,000. go to kpix.com. >>> from matt let's go to weather and a chance to see your forecast [ laughter ] >> as always, just a perfect segue there. [ laughter ] >> let's take a look at weatherwise. big changes on the way. we still have calm weather sticking around in the bay to the north. sending the high clouds over the bay area. the bigger rainmaker stalled out over the pacific. that will move in for the end of the workweek. right now high clouds producing a beautiful sunset sky looking to the north for sales force tower. 54 degrees, a 15 degree spread in high temperatures earlier today. we are narrowing that down as the sun goes down. with the layer of high clouds over head, the temperatures will drop off none the less. the layer of clouds

uconn, baylor? >> baylor. >> reporter: baylor verses gonzaga. >> how much college basketball do you watch? >> none. >> reporter: so you're the expert for this? >> i'm going gonzaga. >> why? >> because it's got a cooler name. [ laughter ] >> san francisco, it's got a better name. this town is full of basketball wisdom as you just saw. these people just chuck full of it. i love this bracket. this is the perfect bracket, guys. >> that might be the winning bracket. >> it might be the winning bracket. i'm submitting it to cbs and to kpix.com. i think i'm going to win $1,000 and then the $1 million bracket challenge. i'm very proud of this. >> i love that you're owning it as your own. these are your people. >> the man of the people. >> simply that. >> i love the folks that didn't know what you were talking about. >> it was concerning how many people just don't know march madness, like who, what? >> thanks, matt. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, we'll show you the journey of how a little known american story

saint mary's versus baylor. this is to go to the final four. >> i have no idea. >> you've got to pick one. this is the gael es and the bears. >> baylor. >> i don't even know what that is. >> you don't know what the final four is? >> no? >> seriously? >> no. >> it's march madness. >> you're making our final four pick, yukon/baylor. >> baylor. >> how much college basketball do you watch? >> none, absolutely none it's got to be gonzaga? >> why? >> it's got a cooler name. >> the people's bracket is complete. gonzaga over baylor, my guy, thanks. all right, people's bracket, that's a perfect bracket right there. let's go. >> how about it, coach? okay, so this market, it's not boston, it's not new york, it's not chicago --. >> you think matt would talk to somebody who had a clue? just randomly went up to people. >> well, he's got to do a better job of finding the right people. i mean, come on. anyway. >> anyway, he tried. all right, so we are rolling with this march madness show. ahead, what's up with the fella who is

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mary's versus baylor.go to the final four. >> i have no idea. >> you've got to pick one. >> i don't even know what that is. >> you don't know what the final four is? it's march madness. >> no clue. >> you are making the final pick. >> the national championship was set, baylor versus gonzaga. >> you are the expert for this. >> it's got to be gonzaga. >> why? >> it has a cooler name. >> there has never been a perfect bracket, until now. >> perfect for different reasons. >> $1 million on the line. scott warren, if you are watching, i will take the money now. this is going to win. >> it could have been more unhinged than this. >> what is the most unhinged pick? >> nothing crazy. st. peter's is going

but baylor, coach drew, i went heavy on the big 12 in the finals with baylor beating texas tech.ll see how it kind of plays out glichlt you get all those four, i think you'd be alone in terms of picks. >> might be. >> i think you could enter some kind of a pool and you would win it. >>> might go for it. >> coach is so nice no matter what. >> i've changed two of those. >> if that comes up like that, advertisers are going to go, oh no. >> i changed that right side to marquette and creighton, because i just couldn't -- yeah. >> i didn't see any expert brackets like yours, but what did you pick? >> i've got marquette against connecticut in one game. >> okay, here we go. here's the graphic. >> and i have arizona and gonzaga in the other. i've changed. in the championship game, though, now i have yukon against gonzaga, and i have yukon winning the whole thing. >> well hold on, everybody gave me so much can we say smack about going with houston. >> grief. >> yeah, another word that starts with s about going with houston, and i was unaware of their injury situation. and there they are. >

tcu horn frogs and baylor bears.oing on there. >> uva lost in the play in game. james madison and long wood. i would not bet much money for with my virginia teams against houston or any of the texas teams. >> bret: that's pretty good for you senator cruz. >> tim and i have a long history of sports betting when the world series when the played the gnats. wager. tragically we lost that series. i had to show up texas barbecue and shine that balk beer and even worse i had to wear a gnats jerseys. this time i feel confident texas going to do better than virginia in the tournament. i will tell you my final four. i have uconn and baylor against university of houston and texas. it's kind of a homer bracket. >> wow. i think so. >> final is houston against baylor. i'm predicting u of h go ciewx to win it all. >> bret: senators, thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having us. >> bret: thank you. see all the "common ground" segments on my podcasts common ground and find that in the all-star panel pododcasts under the bret b

and baylor knocked off georgia tech, 75-72.th seeded iowa state almost stunned number two stanford, but a career-high 45 points by kiki carried an overtime win to avoid a second round exit. the women's round of 32 continues today with a marquee that will include a home game for iowa state's caitlin clark set to host eighth seeded west virginia. >>> and los angeles dodgers super shohei ohtani is expected to speak to the media today for the first time after his interpreter was fired. he sent money from ohtani's bank kupt. it's under federal investigation. we'll update the story as the updates occur. >>> time now for the weather. michelle, the weekend went entire way without sunshine. >> the most impactful weather, we're looking at a strong spring storm, lots of snow, 1 to 2 inches per hour. on the warm side, you see the brighter colors. that's where we're expecting the higher amounts of rain. we could see flooding. on the tail end, a severe chance of storms, and we could see strong tornados with any of these storms. millions waki

where clinton will take on third-seeded baylor tomorrow for a trip to l.a. the tigers beat new mexico in around one and notice they didn't get a lot of respect from the experts. >> you can't turn on the, you know, tv and radio, and i know, you know, somewhere on espn, we were the first, you know, we were, there were 10, 10 upsets, and we were number one. it was like we were the guarantied upset in round one. so i certainly mentored it to our players. our players were well aware, but we didn't, like, plastered all over everybody's locker and everything like that. >> in the south region, top-seeded houston will takes on texas a&m tomorrow. that'll be in phoenix. i should say, memphis. and we know that cougs coach kelvin sampson will be ready to clock in for work. >> i don't think i ever missed a day of school. from the first of the 12th grade. when i say i don't think i did, i did not, because i have a 12 year certificate that says i never missed a day of school. and that's because of my mom and dad if you're going to be sick, you're going to be sick at school

yesterday number six seed clemson upset three seed baylor 72-64., connecticut, jumped touts a 30-point lead and demolished northwestern 75-58. >>> and another number-one seed, houston, got quite the scare from number nine seed texas a&m. they forced overtime here with a furious rally late in the second half. the cougars prevailed, eventually won 100-95. >>> a 19-year-old figure skater from virginia took the world championships to new heights this weekend. take a look. illia malinin won his first world figuring skating title with a historic skate in canada. he landed an unprecedented 16 quadruple jumps in just one program including the first ever quad axel. >>> british runner jasmine paris made history. she became the first woman to complete the barkley marathons in tennessee known as one of the hardest ultra marathons. she finished the rug 100-mile -- she finished the rugged 100-mile course in the allotted time of 60 hours. only 20 people have completed the race in that time. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," actor simon baker joins us in the times

baylor under seven minutes to go. tigers up 13 when it in oves head.where number two seed arizona awaits. andúthat is the saint joseph's really into it right now. let's take a look. okay whatever. oh, take you down to the final up wh saint women's basketball invitational. martha suarez can win it at theúbuzzer, but no, her shot is blocked. and that's it. saint joseph wins it 6361 to advance to the quarterfinals. and cal's season is over with a record of 19 and 15. a great story coming out of the valspar championship at copperhead course that's just outside of tampa, florida. pete& malnati from the fairway bunker on 18. he's going toúput it safely on the green. malnati we should tell you a 325 to 1 shot coming in. but he two putts from there for par and a two stroke spwin his first on the pga tourn nine years. that's worth half an automatic exemption in next month's masters. and maybe even more importantly, in the moment, a big hug from your son and the entire family. >> he uses that fluorescent ball. >> he doesn't. he does. he uses& the yellow ball. an

and baylor sheerman right there. well, gets the jumper to go the cinnamon over time, though, now in overtime in the down. so down 3, the ducks rather 20 seconds couisnard nails a 3 pointer there and we're headed into a second over time. we're not done just so kuz died. he had 32 points for the tonight. but dogs, they ran out of gas, sometimes some kind of way in in the second ot and with the blue jays, they ran off 15 straight to open up the second overtime. steven ashworth rate their nails, a 3 pointer to put the dagger in their bag. he hit 21 points in creighton. they survived double ot the win. 86 to 73 will meet tennessee when it comes to them. and the sweet 16 next week. >> mean while the sharks on a six-game losing streak, they are itching and scratching for win. they had a huge opportunity tonight in the tank. again, the blackhawks who season has been very similar to the sharks. that being said. no score in the first. right here. sharks on the power play fabian veteran with a path in front as we directed thoma

just what happened to martin at harvard or peter at baylor.ember the left doesn't seek honest dialogue. that era is long.st that is long gone. they want to stoke your anger. they want to stoke resentmentrs. among others, and they want division. they always want division. and they will stop at nothing to take down their opposition. the bloodbath hoax is a run-through for what the next seven months will be like. get ready.ex they will say they will not and do anything and unlimited funds to promote their lives. we have to keep rebutting rebutting them in real time. and as they abound so do the pro biden hoaxes. my favorite new one is that president biden is mad at his staff who are holding him back.o and that as he can't wait to get out on the campaign trail. t now the story is meant to makego biden's seem alert and vigorous surrounded by protective aides who want to minimizemize the chs of a flood. the 81-year-old has shaved at restraints that he seestins cour to his natural instincts as a realty nomadic retail politician. an internaerl discuss

just look what happened to martin call doppler at harvard or peter mcinclusive at baylor.t's over, they want to stoke your anger. they want to stoke resentment among others. and they want division. they always want division. they will stop at nothing to take down their opposition. bloodbath hoax is a run it through what the next seven month will be like. do anything. they have unlimited funds to promote their lies. we have to keep rebutting them in real time as anti-trump hoaxes abound so does the pro-biden hoaxes. new one president biden is mad at his staff who are holding him back that as he can't wait to get out on the campaign trail. the story is to no, i do not make biden seem alert and vigorous. surrounded by protective aids to want to minimize the chance of ad from from filibuster. 81 chance restraint counter natural instincts as a retail. the third person familiar with the internal discussion said. he felt cocooned at times and has been eager to get out more. meet voters face to face and take the fight directly to trump said the third person and a fourth also famil

and she actually had the audacity to accept an invitation from president trump in 2019 when baylor wonuse with your team and celebrate a national championship. but also in terms of covid-19 testing she sent before final four, last year there before saying they should not do testing for the final four because if you dreamed your whole life to get there, in a test comes back positive for a 20-year-old girl, it's not gonna matter anyway because in pretty sure everybody's gonna be okay. but this will be a hit close because this reporter for whatever reason the washington post had a bit interested in at their athletic status durand brian kelly 2022, football coach. and shamed him for making the money that he does as a football coach because baton rouge is a port town. >> washington post reporter hate lsu and that makes asked like them even more. >> want to hear one snap before i go. >> jesse: i can, my brain is full. >> it's 10 seconds. >> jesse: now you've wasted it. >> i'm teasing. >> jesse: what you want. >> washington post is never endorsed republican president chill candidate in the hi

. >> you are making our final four pick, uconn or baylor ? >> it has got to be contacted, because they have a cooler name. >> shawn chitnis is here now on why it is virtually impossible to have the perfect bracket. >> i spoke to an expert, and we basically went back to school, so who doesn't want to talk about math at 6:00 in the morning? the conventional wisdom out there is that it is much harder to get a perfect bracket in the men's tournament because there are so many upsets. so we met a professor at san francisco state university who has literally done the math on this, he states someone's future performance is based on how they complete any task like cooking dinner with your mom or playing a college basketball game in the tournament, we know that but he has ever had a perfect bracket, but you are more likely to have a chance at a better bracket in the women's tournament because historically, there has been less upsets or low seeded teams moving on. so, especially on the men's side, he is basically saying there is a math to the madness ea

certainly not the folks that i went to school at baylor with or grew up around in dallas.. and that's one of the changes that has occurred here. but it's also just true that this is going to be a race about ted cruz and about me and about our very different views and lances for where we can take our state. we know who ted cruz is. everybody know who is he is. he's the most devisive senator in the country. he spends his time whipping up anger, iting folks against each other. i'm the exact opposite. i'm the most bipartisan member. i'm proud of trying to work across the aisle. that means we're getting things done. when you're raised by a single mom, you don't have time for theoretical ideas. i look forward to that contrast. we're going to have the most extreme senator in the country versus somebody who is a bridge builder, wants to bring us together. i know which direction texasss are going to take. >> it's the most extreme senator, your state tragically has some of the most extreme abortion bans. a six-week ban, written by somebody that's been trying to chip away at a woman'

so so that split your efforts that is the return on that storn and this is baylor in the african-americanto happen every day and just like julie said our hearts beat at one on that goal we go find as many as we can and as we can. and for the lady that was before, that's how we impact how to deal with this and a world level. thank you so much. and i think this will be our final■q you you. yes. hello. and then after your ritual and i put you on the spot like you to kind of give us a concluding after this lady shares just give us something to take. i just to thank you. and i'm really looking forward to your archive of records. my family name also includes the name camp and given but we're exchange and trafficking of people in the delmarva peninsula, i know that more records will be to me too, because that research i wanted y on this concept that it oppression that bred oppression, the papal bulls that came down centuries before and the catholic church that basically said enslaved ilt th world. just want to know what do you think of that i don't know if you could just expand on that when you

now the ducks are up 2 with 10 seconds to go and baylor share mean you saw it there.om the outside and then a little bit later now in overtime, the ducks are down. 3.20, seconds to go in night nails a 3 pointer there. will. headed into a second overtime who's not had 32 for the ducks tonight, but the ducks th y ran out of gas in the second overtime of the blue day. they ran off for 15 straight to open up the second overtimes steven ashworth rate, their nails, the 3 pointer and had 21 points in creighton somehow survived the double overtime to win. 86 to 73 and will now meet tennessee in the sweet 16 next week. mean while staying in the pac, 12 0nd seeded arizona, it took on the tough seventh-seeded dayton who always play, you know, well, in the ncaa tournament, but the wildcats, they have caleb love this time around. he was all the different from over here. gave the >> wildcats instant offense all day at 19.3 from long here. you see it very deep with that with the wildcat. they were up 7 at the break. he shot johnson had 13 points. again, they did prettier, though, th

went to school in baylor, my family is from brownsville.w who we are as texas and it is not who cruz says we are. it is not about the past elections but who will serve us going forward. >> along those lines, it's true, your record is extremely bipartisan. and in this climate, it seems something a little bit of an anomaly to talk about bipartisan legislators, particularly when it comes to places like texas. when we talk about the funding fight in congress, one of the next big obstacles is going to be to get lawmakers to agree on funding for the department of homeland security. when i hear dhs funding i hear border security bill, right back to where we have been for the last month and a half. what is going to need to happen in order to get an agreement to fund the department of homeland security? are you optimistic that a border security bill will come together? >> i certainly hope so. listen, when we see these surges of migrants around the country, i think folks are starting to experience that but we have been experiencing it in texas direct

. >> all right, you are making our final four pick, uconn or baylor? >> i'm going with gonzaga because they have a cooler name. >> the people's bracket, the people that don't know anything about march madness, it is funny to me that they don't know. that's how i pick, too. that sounds cool, i like the colors. >> well, i talked to a professor to try to figure out, what is the science or math behind it, and i have some good news for the folks, but i have a question for you first, which tournament are you more likely to have a busted bracket, the men's or women's tournament? >> i would say the men's. >> i would say all of the tournaments. >> yeah, all of the sports. >> the men's tournament is right, we do see more upsets, there is math behind that conventional wisdom that we have seen over the years. we talked to a professor at san francisco state university to learn more, he said he has proven it, he studies connections and how someone's pewter -- future performance adds up, this can be somebody who is cooking dinner or playing a basketball game. and it

this one was tight throughout the blue jays down to the closing seconds, baylor shi'a mid knocking down the jumper to tie it with nine seconds to go, sending to overtime. and in the extra period, creighton was up three with timeline down jermaine khuza'a hits the clutch 32 to tie with 18 seconds to go, sending it to double ot. that's when the blue jays would run away with it. so crazy. now score and oregon 15 to two and double ot, they would end up winning easily. 86, 73, nc state and oakland also playing a thriller, jack gohlke, keep following up his 103 performance by making six more the 14th seated golden grizzlies taken the wolf pack two over time in this one as well. but that's when nc state would go on a 90 run. they would win 79, 73. so the magical run in march for the wolf pack continues. they want five games and five days to win the acc tournament and make this tournament. now they are on to the sweet 16 nc state will now i'll paste market in the south region semifinals. the second seed it golden eagles beat colorado of just a bit ago, 81, 77. will all four once he's make the s

colgate's band couldn't make the matchup with baylor since they were playing at the hockey women's frozenignment. sticking with sports, our first low goes to the literal camera angle nearly missing the first pitch at the l.a. dodgers' preseason exhibition game in seoul. the shot focused more on the leg of south korean actress than her arm, which was the actual limb throwing out the first pitch. for whatever reason the dugout went viral for their reaction to the whole thing. the actress keeping her head high proving she really is in a league of her own. >>> our next high to the special guest who boarded a southwest airlines flight much to the delight of her fellow passengers greeted by, look at her, about to show you, 11-month-old ellie rose. there she is. look at that little sweet pea. she's already a seasoned flyer. she has 20 flights under her belt. this one extra special. this was the first with her dad flying the plane. first officer ben introducing precious cargo to the whole flight. >> the good news is 99% of the time she is very giggly. the bad news is 10% of the time she has serio

in college basketball, the baylor bears take on the kansas jayhawks on the road in texas.is at 10:00. then for nhl, the panthers face the red wings at noon and later la takes on denver at home. that game starts at 530. now, speaking of basketball, the dubs take the win over toronto despite some obstacles earlier in the day. here's abc seven sports director larry biel good morning everybody. >> warriors three and oh on this road trip they'll go for a clean sweep in boston sunday 1230 right here on abc seven. as for last night in toronto, you know the dubs didn't even get to their hotel in canada until 8 a.m. tired. steph curry is not tired, by the way. he and isaiah expecting their fourth child. so congratulations to the curry's. how about the man child. jonathan kuminga attacking the rim like it owes him money. 24 points for jc dubs. still down by three at the half. i hope he's in the slam dunk contest next year at chase with authority. the man can fly. you nt to be on my poster. you want to be on my poster. curry seven threes helping the warriors pull away in a 14 three r

invitatiand 2019, when baylor w.nd that caused backlash because you can't go toe the white house with your team and celebrate a national and . onshipteam >> but also in terms of cobr testing, she said before te bef last year,y year before saying they shouldn't do any testing before n the final four, becauser if you dreamed your whole life and worked so hard to get there that if a testlife tere, comesor back positive for 20-year-old girl, it's not going to matter anyway because su's i'm pretty sure everybody is going to be a okay. >> but this will probabldy's goa s a big interest in lsu athletics, did a story on brian kelly in 2022. who's that?ba he's al qaeda's football coach and shamed himll for makings the money that he does as an scc football coach because baton rougcoach e is a poor ten. >> so "the washington post" reporter town.s hate lsu and tht makes us like lsu even more. maybe you want to get one stat before we go? no, i don't have time. oh, you're sur e? >> i love you, but no more stat. oh, all right. it's

baylor sharman knocks down the jumper to tie with nine seconds to go. so we'd go to overtime and the extra period crate now up three with time winding down jermaine khuza'a, the clutch three to tie it with 18 seconds left. so we go to a second over time. that's when the blue jays would run away with it. creighton outscoring organ 15th two in that double ot, they would end up winning easily the 86 to 73 >> epic game >> not sure i've >> been one been part of one quite like it in 35 years. >> we're going to try to stay in the moment and just continue to love each other and continue to play at a level that we feel like we can play in an in from there we just kinda let the dominos fall where they do i didn't see stay in oakland also playing a thriller. jack gohlke falling up is ten three-point performance by making six more good. greg kampe is 14 seeded golden grizzly. they take the wolf pack to overtime, but that's when nc state they'd go in at 90 ron, they would win 79, 73, and the magical run in march for the wolf pack just continues. they want five games

clients that live north of sunset especially in los angeles, in the baylor area in beverly hills and the hillside areas it's become quite a big problem. and this kind of started with fires, a couple of years ago and it just got worse than is it something you just some people to have to self-insure? you can't even get insurance. it's just a it's insane. >> that's crazy. so i mean, walk us through exactly how these high premiums are affecting your clients is ability to just bind, sell their homes well, i mean, here's the issue, like you know, if you're south of sunset for example, i bring up sunset boulevard because that's where the hillside area starts. if you're in the flats or an areas like that insurance really is not much higher than it used to be. it's actually quite easy to obtain, but for clients that want to be in the areas that are in the hills, it's sometimes i'll have conversations with the middle like, okay. well, we don't want to go into the hills because it's just gotten so exorbitantly expensive. i mean, insurance that would have years ago, a couple of years, we'll have

face top seed is south carolina than columbia facing vanderbilt the winter or that one, i'll play baylor and kate that you it's tough to argue that in all of college hoops this season, caitlin clark is the biggest star all right hands down her iowa will play on saturday for the first time, but i have to say go stanford because are fighting tara vanderveer is have a chance this year to win at all? >> i mean, i'm not going to not going to fight you on that, but hitting auto, correct. for my final four is what i'm going to dispute though, because that's nonsense. >> that's correct. would be a great option, but for that when autopay yeah. i just need autocorrect my life. okay. there we go. let's start there >> all right. knew this morning, the uk health minister has warned hospital staffers if they access princess kate's medical records without permission, they could be prosecuted. why is this coming out? well, there's a report in the british tabloid that claim someone at the hospital allegedly tried to get into the private files of the princess of wales after her hospitalization in january.

in college basketball, the baylor bears take on the kansas jayhawks on the road in texas. tip off for that game is at 10:00. then for the nhl, the panthers face the red wings at noon later, la takes on denver at home. that game starts at 530. now, speaking of basketball, the dubs take the win over toronto despite some obstacles earlier in the day. here's abc seven sports director larry biel good morning everybody. >> warriors three and oh on this road trip they'll go for a clean sweep in boston on sunday 1230 right here on abc seven. as for last night in toronto, you know the dubs didn't even get to their hotel in canada until 8 a.m. tired. steph curry is not tired, by the way. he and ayesha expecting their fourth child. so congratulations to the curry's. how about the man child jonathan kuminga attacking the rim like it owes him money. 24 points for jc dubs is still down by three at the half. i hope he's in the slam dunk contest next year at chase with authority. the man can fly. you want to be on my poster. you want to be on my poster. curry seven threes helping the warr

they were down two and the closing seconds, baylor i die urban knocks down to the jumper there to tie with nine seconds to go, we'd go to overtime in the extra period. creighton now up three time whining down jermaine, cuz nard hits the club's three-pointer with 18 seconds levs, we go to i second over time. that's when the blue jays, they actually run away with it. creighton outscoring organ 15th, but two and double o t they would end up winning easily 86 to 73 >> epic game >> not sure i've been >> one been part of one quite like it in 35 years. >> we're going to try to stay in the moment and just continue to love each other and continue to play at a level that we feel like we can play it. and then, from there we just it's kind of let the dominoes fall where they do >> i didn't see stay in oakland also playing a thriller, jack goalkeeper followed up his ten three-point performance by making six more in this when it greg campy, screen 14 seeded golden grizzly, taken the wolf pack to overtime, but that's an nc state they'd go in and 90 run it in, appointing 79, 73, and all the magical r

. >> and 2014, the world's first baby was born from a transplanted uterus in sweden in 2017, baylor university medical center accomplish the same for the us then came upenn and finally, the university of alabama at birmingham. and goldman's home state >> so i had to move up to birmingham. so we basically left our life as we knew it in the midst of a pandemic, she uprooted her life on social media, thousands of followers watching her ivf journey unfold right here yeah, and her uterus transplant months later came the positive test online, but it's but it ended in a heartbreaking miscarriage. then there was a valentine's day surprise. all the heartache, pain, determination, and nearly $60,000 spent on ivf cycles for zawahiri grace, five pounds, six ounces >> she is like my biggest dream come true. honestly, i can't remember what life looks like before but goldman says her journey as a done, she wants to make the most out of her new uterus. she's allowed to live births before having to undergo a hysterectomy with a uterus transplant, it's not a lifesaving transplant, but a life-giving transplant e

baylor shiri right there hits jumper to give the game and send it into overtime.ta down 3.20 seconds cool, closet. >> at 3 point and there and we are headed into a second over time. but kuz i have 32 points for the ducks on saturday. but the ducks they ran out of for some reason in the second ot in the blue jays just ran off 15 straight to open up the second overtime. steven ashworth, he nails the 3 right there, that 3 of the 21 that he had on the night in creighton survive the double ot to win. 86 to 73 is your final and now meet tennessee in the sweet 16 next week. that's creighton in tennessee. this out we have to you. >> aaron, >> thank you. we'll be right >> thank you. we'll be right back. have heart failure with unresolved symptoms? it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome, shortness of breath, and irregular heartbeat could mean something more serious, called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. a

today, usc, baylor, ucla and lsu and uconn, duke and colorado are fighting for the final spots for the of relief. >> reporter: that includes caitlin clark fresh off the final home game of her career. >> have a lot of fun doing it and smile on the way out. enjoy every second because it's gone in a blink of an eye. >> reporter: one more game. that's what caitlin clark and the hawkeyes have to win. if they do that, they will play here next weekend in the women's final four. back to you. >> jesse, they will play the championship on the men's side in phoenix. you can get a warm up. >>> let's check in with angie with another look at the forecast. a lot of warm temperatures for folks. >> speaking of warm versus chilly, the potential to breakout the easter dresses the next couple days in the country. upper 70s in st. louis. little rock at 79. 80s in dallas. much of the same area dealing with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above normal. 80 for nashville. kansas city in the 70s. little rock at 77. as we get into next week, the temperatures will become cooler. cleveland will get into the low 50 st

we are now leveraging the same infrastructure partnering with baylor college of medicine to reverse somethingin childhood suspect >> i'm sorry, time has expired. i apologize. >> thank you all and i think those stories need to get out but we also have to solve this issue. >> senator kaine. >> i'm going to do two minutes to celebrate innovation and then five minutes to go after the cost question. on the innovation, there is an article that came out in health affairs journal in september 2020 and i would like to put it in the record. contribution the public of pharmaceuticals and other medical care the u.s. life accent to see changes 1990 to 2015. the article looked at the fact that between 1990 and 2015, life expectancy in the u.s. increased by 3.3 years. and the authors of the research and study were able to say 44% of that increase was because of public health measures. 35% of the increase was attributable to pharmaceutical innovation and 13% was attributable to other improvements in medical care with 7% unknown. the fact that pharmaceuticals led to more than a third of that increase in life

turning that passion into a long and remarkable career at baylor scott, she said that taking care ofpatients and hearing them say they had the most wonderful care they could possibly have makes her day.te her caribbean ed -- her incredible and ongoing legacy the staff nurses threw susan a surprise party to thank her, demonstrating the enormous all those around her. though she said she doesn't need to have a cake, because nothing compares to the impact of taking care of her in the words of hospital president, susan is a testament and it's that we aspire to be. i want to thank susan for the amazing care she provided and continues to provide north texans after five decades. thank you and i yield back. .. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. speaker see more johnson air force base is a vital part of our national security and is a major economic engi