and in 1976, ryan and his dad, butch, began a wonderful tradition.ather-son road trip every year for 38 straight years to see these games. butch ryan died six months ago at the age of 89, and now bo sits down to talk about finally experiencing what both he and his dad had dreamed of. ♪ well, congratulations on reaching your first final four. does it feel like you expected it to feel after watching it all these years? >> it's a thrill. it is so exciting to be able to bring a team here, to be able to have them experience this on their timeline. it brings goose bumps thinking about the student athlete. >> we have seen such great emotion and celebration from your team, your family, all the supporters around the school. for all the celebrating, i never saw you with a net around your neck or anything like that. how come? >> i'll tell you the truth about what you're asking. we won a championship in platville. i went back to the hotel with the net around my neck, and i ran into the coach of the other team. and i looked down and here i was talking to the othe

butch and bo used to come to the final four as fans.n fact, made a tradition out of it for 38 straight years starting in 1976, and bo opened up to me on the conversations they would have while watching the games. >> we had talked about, you know, he hnever would say, when the heck are you going to get a team? he didn't say it that way. boy, wouldn't it be nice to have one of your teams play? wouldn't you like to coach in one of these? dad, yes, i certainly would. and he passed away at the end of august, and this is the year we get to the final four. >> guys, obviously, very touching, but also a little bit of emotional weight for his team. players have said we want to win this one for bo. what is that like as a team, carrying that? does it help you? hurt you? >> it's interesting. when i see that story it reminds me back in 1992 we had obviously won the championship in 1991 and the trainer we had at duke, legendary, had been there 40 years, passed away that summer, and not that you always need inspiration or motivation to win, but we kind

joining us, maritime expert, and president of security dynamics and rescue diver, butch hendr k hendrick, president. what do you make of this? the idea the captain would have been able to get off this ship while others were being told to remain in place. i know you have been in touch with rescuers. what are they telling you about the conditions right now? >> well, getting back to your first point about the captain, what we have heard is that yes, he was one of the first individuals -- >> sorry, go ahead. >> one of the first -- he was one of the first people to be pulled out of the waters into a rescue craft. however, it is not clear when he entered the water. it may have been that he entered much later than those passengers that were able to make it into the water. nobody actually saw him leave. but he was one of the first to be pulled from the ocean. so it is still somewhat hazy as to what took place there. the conditions are absolutely abysmal, as you said it is a nightmare there. you're talking about winds that are going to increase the surface chop for the divers that are there. and

butch, thank you for being here. incredible to see him abandon those on board. >> yes, it was.d he was trying to get off and had not made sure that everyone else was notified it was time to abandon. >> we watched this from so far away and you see the ship sinking progressively. you know, people who don't know anything about diving say to themselves like me, why? what's taking so long? why can't they cut a hole in the side of the ship. why can't the divers get in there and get them out faster? >> the idea of cutting a hole would have taken any air that would be in the vessel and replace it with water. so cutting a hole in the hull would be a really scary thing -- >> even on a part above water? >> the part above water, the rest of the air which was trapped would have escaped almost immediately. if you watched when the vessel was rolling over, the portholes were blowing water as much as 20 to 30 foot straight up. that would have happened as soon as you cut a hole in the top of the hull, air would be forced out and water would replace it and go down quickly. >> what conditions are

the last butch of borrowing pictures of motivating but going going back to the next one i didn't see the terminal that commissioner adams mentioned the port of shanghai is interested in building their international terminal outside of town that's about the size of sf 0. i took a couple of quick shots one for planning is diane here. that egg building is their actual term but next slide is the beautiful park an 0 open space if they can make it happen in shanghai the only difference is the fence is electrical (laughter) >> so with that, i'll i'm going to turn it over to talk about this. >> this last slide is a picture of two folks who's the head of the hunters point project. on the right side is chris he's the president of lenore company out of miami and to the left of him as we're looking and the chief operating officer and jenny second from the right the executive director of the recreational center they helped to put together which they think so investor there's a vies program in exchange for a certain amount of investment i think it's $500,000 for projects that creates at least 10 j

temperatures in the low 60's and the seven-day forecast shows nice couple of daze, but, notice the butch up for easter and we cool 50 on monday with a chance of showers, monday night into tuesday and it could linger into wednesday. that is what we need in april, the spring showers. >> if it has been years sense you parked your car in the garage because you have so much other...stuff stored in there that stuff could be making you unmany. tonight we entremendous dues you to the minimalists who encourage us to declutter. >> i looked around and what was my hive focus and realized i didn't know what was important anymore. >> find out how to simplify your life and be happier, at abc7 news at 11 and ama daetz is doing the story and taking the challenge to declutter. >> what is the happiest city in the state: mountain view. that was number one and then santa barbara and then santa clara. the study compareed unemployment rate and annual income to come up with the list. >> you may not know 9 words but this guy is really trying to prove his point. >>> bart is facing a $210,000 fine in the fatal acc

most, like the butch es civil on new freshly cut meat. >> still ahead - reaching out to the east. barack obama is on his way to asia, will he be able to strengthen ties with the alliances. >> kuehnans dine out on the government's decision to open up the economy. >> hello again. this is al jazeera. these are the top stories. ukraine's interim government has ordered another military operation in the east. the first offensive failed to remove armed men occupying government buildings. >>> nep lease mountain -- nepalese mountain guides have gone on strike to demand better conditions. 13 were killed in an avalanche last week, and three are missing. >>> 113 bodies have been found off the south korean coast. 166 people are still missing after a ferry sank. >>> the united states has lifted a ban on military support to egints -- egypt. aid was suspended after mohamed mursi was deposed. men have been charged and accused are carrying out violence and coordinating with armed groups. the trial has been adjourned until next week. >> the trial of three al jazeera journalists have been adjourned a

you will notice that the temperatures are cooler the next couple of days and we butch up for easter with showers possible on tuesday. >> we have debris not lanes and in pleasant hill. southbound 680 cars are swerving to avoid this so if you are traveling southbound on 680, take care. this is a serious accident at whose -- at blossom hill. you can see the slow yellow centers in the northbound direction to be picked up shortly with an update. we look at walnut creek and you can see the tail lights are headed in the southbound direction beyond north main and to the 24 junction and through the san ramon valley and 680 is moving nicely. >> the number of people missing in the massive washington state landslide has dropped to six. authorities have removed one name from the missing list but have announced the death toll has risingen to 39. the medical examiners is identifying the three bodies of those discovered which could be among those listed as missing but officials have not said if one of them is what led to the missing list. >> today, an emergency drill is underway on the peninsula to see

butch comebacks and adapt base is well recognized as those seen in cream yet the deputy minister also highlighted the general type this. the russian actions. to deny session but devastation in ukraine that is what the kremlin's into sixteen today. its main purpose is the lawn tennis and resistance mission in ukraine that is why are they the species in geneva. they have reasons to think that his purpose. russian special services who did everything possible to reduce the station is planned for the seventeenth of april the last ten days and yet eventful hundred members of the party of regions. till dam on the sale and have a booking on the bench clashes with anti separatism protest as the dx sham and a presidential administration of chemical that would include attend call was deprived of the mandate of them and the fun and by the established procedure see more details in this story. tension can get to it one of the cream to the channel ten s conscious and touching. this is not going to be interested in getting delayed too long to the cloud of steam and intended to make him tonight and th

verified but this is the most information they've gotten, he said this is an important and urgent lead butch he also urged caution as well, it's a very big ocean, a very big search area. >> his words were we must treat this carefully, it's important and encouraging. and then he described what ocean shield has heard as a crucial event. that's why "hms echo" is on the way. "ocean shield" will stay that to investigate the event. so an enormous amount of information coming out. some promising leads both from "ocean shield" and from the chinese. i think, don, the important this evening -- thing of what he said is time and again we will investigate every event. we've got a transmission, we must investigate it. >> michael kay, he said hearing this for 90 seconds or a minute or what have you, you still must investigate it. but one would think if it is indeed the data recorders, you would hear it for a longer period of time. >> absolutely, don. i think this was a calm, measured and supremely effective response by air chief marshall houston. in his press conference, he hit a number of critical points

couple of hard butches. but no injuries.alifornia. >> and the feds would like to know how a kid managed to defy the odds of 35. he stowed away in a rear wheel in a flight from california to hawaii. >> he did not buy a ticket but nearly paid with his life. freezing attaches and a lack of oxygen and a risk of a heart attack. it is a miracle that the run away survived. the teen got into an argument with his family and jumped a fence a boarded the hawaii flight. he passed out son after take off and regained consciousness dazed and confused. he was found wandering on the tarmac in ma ui. >> he looked pretty good. he is a young juvenile and didn't appear to be dirty or all greased up. >> he appears fine considering that 80 percent of the stowaways die most from hypothermia since the temperature is minus 50 degrees. and others die from a lack of oxygen. the guy should not have walked off of the airplane nor gotten on it. security footage shoes him hopping the fence. tsa and the fbi are investigating. >> no system is 100 percent. an

the duke and butch he is of cambridge are head today new zealand this morning in their first internationalington tonight. the first leg on a three-leg trip. that will be the base for william george while the parents criss-cross the country. on the second leg they travel to australia. one of the engagements here marked for a potential appearance for prince george. the opening at a zoo that is in sidney. up next on the abc7 sunday morning news at six, the latest on the ongoing recovery and rescue by bay area crews of a sick one-year-old girl from a sailboat hundreds of miles off the mechanics can coast. and the search and rescue team looks for a bay area hiker on mt. tam. how park rangers discovered she was missing. anncr: at jennie-o a where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought wsurprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos to

. >> this time around i butched up, and said i was masculine. they put me in the masculine group. i don't want to beep with drama queens and girls. i'm trying to be with the mass cue len group, with the boys. >> starting at age 16, orosco has been in and out of the bexar county jail. he was recently convicted for burglary and is back now after violating parole. orosco believes his experience in jail has the made him a leader in his unit. >> a lot of people look up to me and come to me for advice. they know i am in and out of the system. in some cases emotions get lost. as far as in the system. maybe you ought to try to go back to the library and get another motion. >> nothing goes down without me knowing. if there is an altercation. they will come and talk to me about it. hey this person did this. they will see my reaction to it. >> while the feminine and masculine inmates are some times housed in the same unit they're not allowed out of their cells at the same time in order to prevent sexual activity. >> if they put us altogether. you are going to have guys having sex with fems.

chocolate bar when the car slammed through the door knocking her to the ground but she escaped with a few butchedises. the 83-year-old driver accelerated for unknown reasons after backing up. >> check out this camera, showing a immediate your eight nearly hitting a sky driver in norway. they shared the video of the jump. experts are convinced that is a meteorite, the first time one has been filmed during a dark flight which is the portion of the descent after it stops whoing from friction with the air. >> so at least it wasn't blowing hot. >> we have seen that it missed by him a couple of hundred feet. >> good morning, everyone, way to go, walk off last night in twelve the inning and maybe they will play extra inus, if not, 7:05 for the mariners and a's and rain is offer by the beginning of the day. rain moves to possibly santa barbara in the mid-afternoon. 77 in palm springs. if you going to lake tahoe, light snow today and temperatures near 60 by sunday and mid-60's on monday and tuesday. 43 bart trains are running on time and no delays on muni and caltrain is moving along, fine, and in a tweet

we're going to speak with a rescue diver, butch hendrick. survivors located and reached in time? could anyone still be there? also, finding flight 370, preparing to send the bluefin-21 back in the water. we'll talk with our panel about what happens if the device comes up empty. and what should happen if they find the triple 7. all at the top of the hour. >> i have to tell you i wouldn't be able to go down in that mission. all right, thank you, anderson, we'll see you in just moments. >>> now to big political news here at home. on a much lighter news, chelsea clinton has announced she is expecting. let's go to brianna keilar. >> she made it at the announcement in new york this afternoon. she was there with her mom, they were talking about the bombshell, and after not so subtle hints, the clintons are finally getting their wish this fall, a grandbaby. >> i also want to thank you all for being such an inspiration to us. mark and i are very excited we have our first child arriving later this year. and i certainly feel all the better, whether it

as butch says to the sundance kid, who are these guys? intercept is the reason why i rarely tell you not to speculate in biotech, because i would have never have projected this trajectory when they became public at $15 a chair. it was up 29% in its first day of trading and ran up another 1,600% for a total gain of 2,100%. when you call in on a biotech on this show, and you ask me to opine in the back of my mind, i am always thinking, am i going to keep someone out of the next intercept? this company is an emerging leader in liver disease therapies and its key asset, which is this acid is to treat primary billary cirrhosis. in dplienglish, it's a chronic r disease that can lead to death. that's the kind of drug that gets fast tracked by the fda, which is why the drug has advanced so much. but intercept is not a one-strike pony. there are other indications for this drug. by the way, the phase ii data is looking very good. soy simpo i simply don't want t think this one is just that one drug and then nothing. in other words, intercept is at t

welcome back to full swing counties from uncle butch is posted. thanks for joining us. we begin in ukraine where the country's president says he owes a lot of what he called a launch scale anti operation is to resist attacks by all for russian forces in the country's east the president as she often says that the government the army rather will be deployed in north perth and russian troops from creeping in and prevent a repeat of what happened in crimea to listen to an extract of president to resolve the tension offs televised address. it was spitting ukrainian heroes has been shed in a war which the russian federation is waging against ukraine yesterday carson has not stopped its continuance of disorder in the country. it's not a war between ukraine and it's an artificial pitches situation of confrontation my point is that we can destruction of ukraine such open ended weakens our enemies. she was condemned by the whole civilized world ukrainian president speaking that when the skills the deal going yet as they launch a russian speaking population and was the key to supp

butch what the president has also done is introduced new funding problem for obamacare.156 billion. that's part of the way you pay for obamacare. if you are not making those cuts how do you pay for obamacare? you got rid of a political problem and introduced a financial problem. martha: some would say that's what obama wanted, he wants single pair. what do you think of that? >> reporter: i think there is mass chaos and confusion because i really don't know exactly what part of obamacare is still in place. what has been delayed or not delayed. what's been changed and not changed. i simply don't know. what i do know is the only thing that definitely remains in place is the taxes to pay for obamacare. they are alive, they are well and you are paying them. martha: stuart, thank you very much. stuart says def-a-nightly. bill: the ncaa bracket buster for 2014. check it out. it was a great tournament from start to finish. and one unlikely couple watching the game together last night that has some folks talking. martha: attorney general eric holder facing questions from lawmaker

what this bill would do is give people the choice of getting a proportionate butch i bump in tf for overtime work. so if you work an extra hour, you can get an hour and a half off work. so this should be really a no-brainer. this is a concrete proposal to help men and women adapt to the needs of the modern workplace and for the workplace to adapt to the modern workforce. this isn't just a way to help workers. it is a way to especially help working women. flexibility is a major part of achieving work-life balance, especially for working moms. that's what this amendment is all about. so, therefore, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that if cloture is invoked on the motion to proceed to s. 2199, that all postcloture time be yielded back and the senate proceed to consideration of the bill and that it be in order for me to offer amendment number 2962 and then for the majority leader or his designee to offer an amendment and then it be in order for the leaders or their designees to continue to offer amendments in an alternating fashion. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. reid: i o

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butch in kingston, ohio. where is kinks in ohio, but -- where is kingston, ohio? every year we have a shortage in the winter time. we're going to get the short end of the stick if they go ahead and do that. that is my biggest concern. that is my comment. host: we think about your governor and his reelection, would you vote from? caller: everybody thinks he is great. but you live out here any evidence in view. ban after court calls it illegal in turkey. youtube remains unavailable in that country. "the washington post" has an article here about democrats to target, single women. front page of the washington times this morning talks about the vote in afghanistan. afghans will vote saturday for a new president in an election that will not only beginner country's first democratic transition to power, but also may provide clarity about, u.s. and foreign troops will remain in a war-torn nation after this year. the vote in afghanistan is on saturday. also from the washington times, an article about speaker boehner mr. boehnerlenge by can afford the ads. his campaign ende

what would that award have been for in thank god they're not giving it to him butch he had to literallyly awkward timing on this award ceremony. i'm not sure why they'd give it to him considering his history has been littered with racist remarks and racist living practices. comes down to he has a lot of money. there is sort of a precedent for how to handle this. marge scott, owner of the cincinnati reds, was find and suspended heavily by major league baseball for racist comments -- comments that were almost flattering of hitler, and this was a year ago. and it looks like the nba could find donald sterling, they could suspend him. the problem he's now worth -- >> why is that a problem? >> if you fine him $2 billion if you foul him $2 million, that's a drop in the bucket. you have to have the free market force him out of his position basically. >> and we turn to the crisis in ukraine. a group of military observers from five different european countries are being held hostage in the eastern part of ukraine. the insurgents kidnapped eight unarmed monitors on friday, accusing them of being s

quiet about what's going on in the western parts of ukraine where monuments to pandey are and all the butches of polish people are wrecked it. appears it's all new to the opposition claims it's seeking to join europe and so does the ruling party and the wide range of ukraine's political forces seem to have common ground. but how does this for border party fit into all that it doesn't fit at all so either you stop cooperating with the svoboda party or use top claiming that you're europeans and that you're seeking to join europe. this kind of co-operation between respectable political forces and the far right doesn't exist in europe it's impossible was. a little ukraine should join the e.u. . ok even if the population is in favor of thoughts which is up for debate first of all they need to deal with the past the opposition ip submission rules and which sumptuous whatever can be said about the germans of whom i've never trusted and still don't find they owned up to their past yet that vietnam stop this for whatever can be said about post soviet russia. it's the responsibility of the catching mas