her record is better than coach bobby knight. after 38 years pat summit the head coach of tennessee. is retiring. she was on the eve of alzheimer's. she won a record eight championships, karen travers, every player that she coached graduated. >> tennessee pat summit is known as a coaching legend. now after 38 seasons action summit is stepping down. less than a year after finding she has early onset dementia. >> i have loved my work at the university of tennessee. its been great. >> reporter: she is the winneest coach, maleo female in college basketball history. >> we have managed to win some ball games and home championship banners. . >> reporter: that's a huge under statement. during her time at tennessee summit won 1, 98 games, she coached in 18 final fours and her team won eight national titles. >> we have grown the game. >> reporter: the final season of that was emotional. summit announced last august her devastating news. >> boy wake up in the morning and i would think where am i? >> reporter: she said she as the resulted lo

coach bobby knight once defined discipline as doing what you have to do, doing it as well as you possibly can and doing it that way all the time. john sullivan is the most disciplined to have served this house. he's consistently shown grace under pressure. what may be well one of the biggest pressure cookers on earth. he's strengthened and modernized the office of the parliamentariato meet a more open and transparent congress. john, who was here on 9/11, determined how the house should go forward and has spent every day preparing for the unexpected. in a body where everything can happen, he's always thinking two steps ahead, like any good coach. so, of course, john's a modest man. he would just say he was just him doing his job. like i said, disciplined. butake no mistake, for the house and the people that we serve, he's gone above and beyond the call of duty. john, we're sorry to see you go but we want to wish you and your family the best and on behalf of the whole house, we want to thank for your service. the speaker: mr. speaker, i'm pleased to yield to the democratic leader, ms. pelos

. >> can't forget about iu's team, 32-0 led by bobby knight. 32-0 is not 40-0. >> paula faris. >> we'llback with more "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by consumer cellular. ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ pop goes the world [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods... a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. pop in. stand out. >>> welcome back, everyone. now to a story that can only be described as harrowing. a little frightening. a young woman is recovering after being attacked by a massive crocodile. >> she is alive, though, thanks to the quick thinking and heroic actions of onlookers. abc's david wright has the details. >> reporter: 23-year-old tara hawks is lucky to be alive after being attacked by a 6'6" crocodile. hawks was swimming in shallow water in western australia sunday off the luxury yacht where she works as a steward. when those teeth suddenly cho

maureen dowd is playing bobby knight. and so is "the new york times" editorial page.down the side of the court, they are screaming insults at the officials, thinking that's going to get them the next call. listen to what maureen dowd -- we talked about it yesterday. but she calls scalia venomous. she says that it's an ideologically rigid court, quote, run by hacks dressed up in black robes, corseted behind white mar bell pillars accountable to no one, becoming the most divisive in modern american history. all of these insults, the editorial page says this court is, quote, sidestepping the constitution, virtually unfettered by the law, and then they call the four liberals on the court who we knew from day one were going to vote for this moderates. and listen to what they say about the, quote, moderates. >> sounds right so far. >> they see the role as stewards of the law, balancing the responsibility to enforce the constitution through judicial review against the duty to show deference to the will of the political branches. they are up on high, while of course what "the

. >> bobby knight won't call them a college team.e calls them like the lexington magic. >> they're not a college team. they're professionals that represent the university. it's not just kentucky. >> but there are a lot of schools where they are athletes. >> except when it gets to big ball like this. >> we have to run. >> we do? >> we do. >> "squawk box" is about to go into overdrive. we're coming back with mike jackson. [ female announcer ] it's time for the annual shareholders meeting. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ [ dramatic music plays ]d . >>> leave it to the donald to shake things up. trump speaks out on today's pivotal gop primary, the economy and the crucial jobs number coming this friday. >> the state of autos in america. what the latest sales numbers mean as consumers worry ab

they are like speaking of basketball, they are like bobby knight screaming at the ref because they wantuse they know that anthony kennedy is scared to death of what "the new york times" editorial pages writes. >> he may be the only republican appointed judge who is concerned about it. >> he is concerned about it. so they have -- and it's -- remember linda greenhouse. they call it the greenhouse effect. because he always wanted to get dpl glowing reviews by her. but it's amazing that you have a newspaper that is playing the supreme court justice. and just hammering away -- over the top. >> i still think if he's going to be subject to pressure, he's going to vote to strike it down. >> why do you say that? >> because of the way he voted on bush-gore, and because the public opinion and the conservative movement wants him to strike it down. >> he's never cared what the conservative movement -- >> why did he vote the way he did on bush-gore? >> well, i don't know. you'll have to ask him that. but i have never once heard any court follower say that he sat there reading conservative blogs. but