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it started at his alma mater towson university then indiana university in bloomington. coming up, george mason in virginia, indiana state in terra haute and american university in d.c. >> every other group is allowed to love their race. there's no reason why whites shouldn't. >> reporter: and what is the best interest of the white student union? >> we did a student of patrols b -- >> >> reporter: because? >> because of black on white crime. >> towson was the safest campus in the university of maryland system. but facts don't dissuade matt from carrying on his message. matt and his pal are gearing up for some campus recruiting. nearly 15 years ago at this very same school, a white supremist, benjamin nathaniel smith went on a two-day shooting spree, eventually killing himself. >> i'll be damned if i can't come on campus and speak out in defense of what i believe in. >> do you not like black people? >> that's a ridiculous question. i can be a member of the klan and not hate anybody. >> armed with their posters and their faith, matt and his posse is ready to meet the publi

it was 16 below in bloomington, minnesota and roads were a mess everywhere. allison harmlin reports there were deadly accidents that effected the entire country. >>> the highest temperature in bismarck, north dakota was minus 8 on sunday. >> i am used to the cold. this is the coldest i ever felt it. >> reporter: across the midwest. millions of people will feel the same bone-chilling temperatures for the next 3 days. >> minneapolis, st. paul will be lucky to get to 15 below for a high. chicago, lucky to get to 9 below. >> reporter: emergency management officials say people can get hypothermia or frostbite in minutes. >> the cold temperatures we are exabout pecting this week are more than an inconvenience. they are serious, they are dangerous, they can cause serious health risk. >> reporter: road conditions were treacherous when the tractor trailer crashed near springfield, missouri. at the airport, delays and cancellations stretched across the nation. gordon o'neil is stranded in boston. >> we are supposed to heave friday morning at 5:40 in the morning. well,

she lives in bloomington, indiana, where mike adopted her.y she's part of a perfectly healthy litter that was stray, but she had a few problems. see here she's t adopt her happy and healthy. >> pretty funny looking! >> i know. >> how can you not love that thing? >> they say she's a perfect kitten and she's not the size of a full-grown cat. and they also say those a dwarf. >> she's adorable. >> and the owner made this video to encourage people to adopt pets even ones that aren't necessarily perfect. >> hold on a second, did i just see half a million likes on her facebook page? >> lil bub has more than 600,000 likes. >> wow, more people like lil bub than "right this minute." >>> in this video that we found on duking video, we see this precious little girl in her seat in the car. mom is recording. and she's singing to miley cyrus. but the song is still building. >> we're leading up to the big -- the big -- >> the big wrecking ball. >> yes. >> oh, and wait until it gets there. ♪ i came in like a wrecking ball ♪ >> oh, she's the fist! >> she went

wisconsin was one of four unbeatens in d1 and bo ryan, you know, figuring, all right, i can go into bloomington one because i've beaten indiana 12 straight. yogi ferrell, though, coach crean sat him for a bit and that seemed to fire him up. he had 25 and wisconsin needs a three and they're firing then up. they won't go down. indiana, 75-72 with constance, goes down for the first time this season. >>> just three unbeaten teams left in division 1, syracuse, wichita state, who is the other? >> arizona. >> nailed it. at the buzzer. >> that's why we're together. >>> all right, a young basketball star from minnesota is showing his heroics were not a one-time thing that's why it's our "play of the day." >> eighth grader easton gamoke hit a nearly full court shot on sunday to win a tournament game. a parent caught this game-winning moment on video. >> all right, so when the reporter went to easton's school to talk to him, of course, he asked him, why don't you try it again and, don't you know, he didn't disappoint. he hit the same shot. saying it wasn't luck. >> incredible. >> isn't that awesome? >> ye

and temperatures just kept dropping, to -16 in bloomington, minnesota and with the breeze of a wind chill, makes that -40. officials warned that frostbite can happen in just five minutes in temperatures that low. people who did go outside bundled up to ward off the sub- zero temperatures. >> i got a heavy ski jacket and my scarf, but i've got 12 blocks to walk in downtown chicago. >> ifill: some plunged into the deep freeze anyway. this green bay packers fan went to extremes to see sunday's n.f.l. playoff game with the san francisco 49'ers. >> i have four layers of long- johns, two sets of snow pants, four shirts, a sweatshirt and a coat. >> ifill: the packers lost. today, the cold and snow shuttered school systems in the entire state of minnesota and in st. louis, chicago, milwaukee, indianapolis and detroit. for air travelers, it was hard to get anywhere, with more than 8,000 flights canceled since friday, more than 3,000 today. >> we finally got on the plane about an hour late, headed out, de-iced, started to de-ice, stopped de-icing, waited, de- iced again, headed for the runway, wait

kevin is up for some bloomington, indiana, on our line for independence. kevin, good morning. >> caller: good morning to you. i was surprised with mr. cannon's views in the opening statement. kind of reminded me of franklin roosevelt, you know, being against corporatism, especially fascism that seems to be rampant in today's government. and i'm just going to keep an open mind on his group and be interested to what they have to say. i just think that the republicans would be making a real good move in not being as mean and against so many things, and for an inclusive to as many people as possible. i think it's a tragedy that we lost a great senator like dick lugar. and it's time to come you know, get these key bill is out of office. i'll let it go from there. thank you so much for letting me speak. >> guest: i think one of the points that the caller was making, there is a frustration in the country with the idea the republicans don't seem to be talking to, or conservatives, don't seem to be talking to working americans. when you have a campaign, and the ter

p first from bloomington, indiana on our line for independence. morning. od >> good morning to you. i was surprised with mr. in the opening statement. kind of reminded me of franklin roosevelt, you know? being against corporatism, especially spread tear that lism and fascism seems to be rampant in today's government. just going to keep an open mind on his group and be interested to what they have to say. think that the republicans would be making a not being as in mean and against so many things and inclusive to as many people as possible. we ink it's a tragedy that lost a great senator like dick you and it's time to, know, get these tea billies out of office. and i'll let it go from there. so much for letting me speak. >> mr. cannon? that one of the points that the caller was was that there is a frustration in the country with that the republicans to, or eem to be talking conservators, don't seem to be talking to working americans. a campaign and up creator" comes up more often in your commercials american, you know you have a slight problem in who speaking to. d i think that we've

in bloomington, minnesota. >> my window froze up on the inside. i had to scrape it off so i could see to drive home. >> reporter: fire crews in omaha, nebraska, praying their uniforms don't turn to ice. >> once they get wet, it begins to freeze. it becomes a problem. >> reporter: it's not the cold. it's the relentless snow. overnight, st. louis with the most snow on this day in morn 30 years. dangerously slick roads and whiteout driving conditions from oklahoma to illinois, creating ice road turmoil. members of the southern illinois university men's basketball team found themselves stuck on the side of the road. >> the visibility went to zero. we asked the bus driver to pull over to the side of the road. when he did, we couldn't get back on the road. >> reporter: one of america's busiest airports shutting down for over two hours after an airplane slid off the icy runway at jfk airport. and here, i was planning to use the spray bottle as a prop. within 15 minutes, the water inside froze. and many of our iphones have died within minutes. >> thank yo

kevin is up first from bloomington, indiana. good morning. caller: good morning to you. was surprised with mr. cannon's views in the opening statement. it reminded me of franklin roosevelt, being against corporatism and fascism that seems to be a rampant. i will keep an open mind on his group and be interested in what they have to say. areink that the republicans making a real good move and not being as mean and against so many things and for and inclusive to as many people as possible. i think it is a tragedy that we lost a great senator like dick luger. et these teab guest: i think one of the points making is that there is a frustration in the with the idea the be blicans don't seem to alking -- or conservatives -- don't seem to be talking to working americans. the you have a campaign and erm job creator comes up more often in your commercials than working american, you know you a slight problem in who you are speaking to. sight ofhat we've lost the fact that when we talk about notbuilt the country, it is only the industrial class, it is the working class that helped a

doug from bloomington wrote that he and his family will lose their home if we allow benefits to expire. quote -- "i unfortunately lost my job due to the economy last march. each position that i apply for has at least 500 candidates applying for the same position. if the federal unemployment extension is not approved, my family and i will be homeless within a month. i have even tried to apply for temporary positions, he says in quotes. however, they always reply that i am overall qualified." we talked about this. in this roundtable. we also had professionals there who are professional work force people and they are counselors. these people are working it. they can't -- we -- i had a woman in her 50's who said they won't take me at mcdonald's. because they figure if i get some other job, i'll leave. it costs them to train. it really troubles me that those who have worked and contributed to our society the longest -- i'm saying 20, 30, 40 years, have been particularly hit hard by long-term unemployment. in other words, older workers who lose their jobs have experienced longer periods of u