brian alexander. arthur rosenberg.all going to stick around as far as i know except maybe arthur you have somewhere to go. thanks so much. we're going to take a short break and continue this conversation right after this break. >>> it's the ncaa championship time. special for one particular in nebraska. introducing us to the mcdermotts. >> doug mcdermott, a two-time all-american only the eight player ever to score at least 3,000 minutes to a college career. would have been a top pick but passed up millions to come back for his senior year to help creighton make a deep run in the tournament and play one more season for his dad. basketball was a passion in the mcdermott household. >> oftentimes i carried that home with me and always had a ball in my hands. >> low, low, low, low. quick. quick. >> reporter: in 2010, doug enrolled in creighton to play for his dad and balancing the father/son, coach s/player relationship was tough at first. >> tough. 18. coming out of high school. around my parents every day. a lot of kids w

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brian. a free black man and a species of humanity which was by most confederate understandings not even supposed to exist. what alexanderlater called the best we have in the shop. moving bravely than they had in the end not been able to roll the stone to the top of the mountain after all. including on cemetery ridge, standing there, they together think together but something had been engraved in the book something that would make every man who had been there and survived raise a toast by kerry that king's happy few on every anniversary of the battle, making everyone a name that they would recognize. the greatest achievement would turn out to be its humblest as well. in his whitewashed cottage in barn, and he is and his family would live there until he sold the property in 1869. and on would make them afraid for the mouth of the lord had spoken. thank you. [applause] >> i'm going to read a paragraph and a half from the forward of my book. it begins as the british government was preparing for conflict long before hostilities began in 1793. it continues for over 20 years when the first consul and later emperor napoleon, le

property of abraham brian, a free black man, a species of humanity which was by most confederate understandings not even supposed to exist. lee and his men had given what porter alexanderlater called the best we had in the shop right down to handsome young lieutenants moving bravely and impossibly to the attack singing dixie under waving swords and snapping flags, and ahead in the end not been able to roll the stone to the top of the mountain after all. there was already a sense in the minds of these soldiers on cemetery ridge, standing there as the sun and the hopes of the confederacy together sank towards south mountain. that something had just happened. something to be engraved in bronze books and on pedestals of granite, something that would make every man who had been there and survived raise a toast like harry the king's happy few on every anniversary of the battle, something which would make this place a name everyone would recognize without explanation. of the greatest achievement of the great battle, would turn out to be its humblest as well. for abraham brian would return to his 12 acres and is whitewashed cottage in barn, and he and his family would live the

inflammatory bull during all provoking violence will i get my alexander example xander it's this is what i think i agree with you this is a lot brian if i go to you to new york these folks in kiev want to violence they don't want an election because they know it was free and fair they would never make it into power legally this is they want violence it's the only way they can be able to stay in power and the e.u. in washington is backing them up. i mean let's not forget the ousted government the government that was overthrown by a coup d'etat that government actually was not opposed to integration with the e.u. what they did is they refused to sign on to the agreement on on the end of november which imposed harsh austerity severe harsh harsh austerity on the ukrainian working population and they were offered a better deal from russia not because russia was demanding as an ultimatum make your decision europe or russia not at all they offered them an economic greenman that not impose austerity and the elected government chose to go with that agreement at that moment starting that night these protests began and they were sustained day

about the crisis in ukraine i'm joined by my guest brian becker in new york he is the national coordinator of the answer coalition in london we have alexander the class of he is a political commentator and former premier and advisor and in berlin we cross to many well oxen writer he is a journalist editor and reporter gentlemen welcome to cross cross talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage you alexander in london if i go to you first here as i started out in the introduction this sniper story coming out of care of his being largely ignored by western media what explains that in your opinion. well i think it's part of the general picture of karl the western media and british media as well. covering the news the events in the crimea you know i know some of those hacks who actually stand out in front of the cameras in crimea and i'm astonished what best say i mean they're just sometimes that basically making up things as if the facts and the filming so the flip side irrelevant irrelevant situations and then they say well that's a cute story it's a big story and it shows it proves that it's an in

our winner is melba alexander from gunnersville, alabama. she will get a copy of brian'sck headlines. green makes green. new numbers show colorado rake not guilty about $2 million in its first month of recreational marijuana sales. that's from taxes. the first $40 million in tax tax goes to school construction. after that, it's up to the state lawmakers how to spend the dough. and in other pot news, three students in a middle school in colorado under arrest. they're accused of bringing candy made of marijuana to school. then handing it out. several students, unfortunately, appeared high in class. elisabeth? >> i was never that student. well, the unemployment rate ticked up a notch to 6.7%, meaning more americans are on the job hunt. cheryl casone from the "fox business" network is here to break down some companies. >> i was the bossy kid in school. proud of it. >> yeah, that's right. tell us where we should look. >> speaking of getting the job and working for a boss, colonial life, this is an insurance company. they offer disability and accident insurance. but the salary