long story short i was doing an intern for the mayor of bloomington, indiana.ght me, found out that i'd been padding and cheating on my time card. i had worked three hours and write down four. worked four, write down six. i was working for $4 and $5. i'm just trying to get through and make whatever little money i can. i didn't see it as cheating. should i have, but i didn't. >> he caught me, called me into his office and read me the riot act and was about to pick up the phone to call the police department to come and arrest me. blessedly, the mayor who was a white female, walked in and said what's going on? i'm sitting there crying and boo hooing and begging him and trying to apologize and i'd do anything to do this. she says put the phone down, don't call the police department and tavist, come into my office and she looked at me as only a woman can, as only a mother can, who has that sensitivity. she said to me very simply, you let me down. you're not just stealing, tavist. you're stealing from the people. this is the people's money and that hit me like a dagg

pre-season number one team, they're going home to bloomington. >>> syracuse will be the winner of thisne. number three seed marquette versus the little darlings from miami, acc tournament champion and regular season champion, vander blue tries to fadeaway. he goes down right before the buzzer. they take a 13-point lead into halftime. second half, more from marquette. jahmell wilson hits from beyond the arc. golden eagles up by over 18. over 11 minutes left, chris o'toole sinks the shot. the golden eagles win 71-61. this game was never close either. miami was extremely cold from the outside. so we've got an all big east elite eight matchup in the east with syracuse taking on marquette. marquette did win the regular season matchup there at a marquette home game. so it should be close. but also, i'll warn everyone, will be very ugly and low scoring. in the west, in what turned out to be the game of the night, number two seed ohio state taking on number six seed, arizona. pick it up with over a minute left. mark lions hits tough lay yaup. arizona cuts the deficit to three. less than 30 sec

long story short i was doing an intern for the mayor of bloomington, indiana.eputy mayor, a white male caught me found out that i'd been padding and cheating on my time card. i had worked three hours and write down four. worked four write down six. i was working for $4 and $5. i'm just trying to get through and make whatever little money i can. i didn't see it as cheating. should i have but i didn't. >> he caught me called me into his office and read me the riot act and was about to pick up the phone to call the police department to come and arrest me. blessedly, the mayor who was a white female walked in and said what's going on? i'm sitting there crying and boo hooing and begging him and trying to apologize and i'd do anything to do this. she says put the phone down don't call the police department and tavist come into my office and she looked at me as only a woman can, as only a mother can, who has that sensitivity. she said to me very simply you let me down. you're not just stealing tavist. you're stealing from the people. this is the people's money and tha

. >> growing up in a typical catholic family in bloomington, illinois, chase had a passion for soccerl, he played for the under 16 u.s. national team and went on to play at clemson university. that's before he moved to chile to play in the pros. >> i moved to south america thinking that professional soccer was everything that i wanted in my life. >> but thousands of miles from friends and family, chase suddenly found himself alone and looking to god. >> i remember at that time just hearing the silence in my heart. be my priest. that's about the most uncomfortable thing that i can hear at this point. that's not comfort. and what i want, you know, is to be comfortable playing soccer and maybe a girlfriend and maybe a lot of friends and the limelight and the fame and the money that goes along with it. >> his prayers were answered in 2006. he won a national championship in chile and soon had everything he ever wanted. >> i met a great catholic girl. we started dating and ended updating for a couple years actually. had all kinds of friends. i was truly living the life that i dreamed of. >>

bloomington is, less than an hour away. a home game, basically two home series for them. they're here in atlanta for the final four. here's the other thing. louisville had a three-game losing streak in the middle of the season. indiana had no such thing. five of their six losses, indiana, were to big 10 teams. that's best conference in the country. and their other loss was to butler which is no disgrace. >> you know all this stuff. here's the thing. here's what i like about it. i love it every year because i like beer and chicken wings and screaming at the tv. i don't even know anything about it. i say it's going to be kansas and gonzaga. everybody says gonzaga is going to do it. i think kansas is going to do it. >> to me the surprise team, let's go back to the future. the surprise team, butler, again. people are going to say, well, they were in the final two the last three years. butler is a number six seed in the east regional. they struggle down the stretch, but in the finals of the east, they play aindiana again. >> is that your sindh recindere? is that butler? >> i t

i was in a band that was moderately successful here in bloomington to call the boys fan. resupply at jake's in the blooper to make a sign to motown from here and made a record for them. one of the last things i did with the band is moving to and played for two months at a club over there. there wasn't much to do. we don't speak the language and read the language, you can't listen to the radio. you can't watch television, but the one thing i can do is go to the movie theater and watch american movies because they don't dove over the lines. they just have subtitles in japanese. it was like being an american theater except i was the only western person in a 200 seat theater. not the only black person. the only non-asian person. so i'm sitting there watching these movies and see how black people are portrayed in these movies and a lot of times i'll tell you is full of stereotypes. this kind of insulting. it is kind of depressing and then i walk out of the theater and i'm wondering how what do these people think about it because they just love that? finally, accuracy. you are

if you're going to make a legal argument to say there are plenty of cases, there was a case in bloomingtonve to take it down. >> ainsley: let me give the folks at home some background, david, before you argue against that. it was a gift from an organization, a private club, a christian organization, almost 70 years ago, and the school is saying this is student speech. we have a quote from the superintendent who says the portrait can hang in the school if it is student speech. he's saying yes, this is a public school. we've moved it to the public high school from the middle school calls, but saying that this is -- because it is a public school but a private club, as david was saying. so david, the argument, i think tamara is trying to say here, if it is a private organization, can you put anything on public property as long as a private club is putting it on? >> no, no. you don't have indiscretion to put anything up anywhere. but within reason, the school cannot show hostility towards religion. school has to show neutrality toward the religion. and by the way, that was just -- i'll quote ju