so i spoke to him released expert irish as easy from clemson university in south carolina in the last and asked him what he thought was behind this attack. there's not much is permission needed his route doesn't usually say yes we did it, but it's very clear that that that is right. did it. i, you know, all these right, the off, that's our reporting it as such as well, i'm not, but i 0 need. the syrian outlets now is i the words for a long time on the key least of his riley is he is a very important i r g. c general. that is a general office militia is mama grizzlies and every gosh, corpse that the most parts and forth any iran and runs the lawns policy in the region. i would say perhaps this is one of the most high profile. i always use the come on there is that they have a fascinated head event and long time, yes, they have denied using with decades in viewing the 8th is the fault. and then why would against iraq, he was at some point of the deputy head of the i r g c. he was the head of its air force for a brief period. he was the head of his ground force. i mean, the least recent

at least expert i rash as easy from clemson university in south carolina in the us and asked him what's behind this attack that there's not much of a collision needed? israel doesn't usually say yes we did it, but it's very clear that that that is right. i did it, i, you know, all is ready off that sort of forwarding as a search as well. and that's about as you run in and searing outlets. now the id was for a long time when the key least of his riley is. he is a very important i r g c general. that is a general of this militia is lemme primitive and every gosh, corpse that the most parts and force iran and runs the runs policy in the region. i would say perhaps this is one of the most high profile i always use the come on there is that they have a fascinated head event and long time, yes, therapy united with decades in viewing the 8th is the fault and the word against iraq. he was at some point the deputy head of the i, r g c. he was the head of its air force for a brief period. he was the head of his ground force. i mean, the least recent years he was the head of biologists is operatio

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over a rapid escalation of violence in the region arising. us as easy is the middle east expert at clemson university in the us. i asked him whether it's surprising that is well, would attack in a rainy and diplomatic side in syria. this is not so much surprising, but it is an act of um, you know, even somebody is unprecedented is right. is really opting dionte. it has changed the usual rules of engagement. this thing is right. let me run, have been in something of a shadow barn off for a very long time, asked for more than a decade. but part of the rules was that, you know, you don't do actions like this doesn't mean attacking a iranian conflict, which is considered internationally. your unintended authority is it's almost unprecedented. always road has also of course done many operations on your audience board. but also it's cute, a very broader hired i team on our gc, official design. heavy was very important in many ways in charge of, of the operations of the i r g c in the, syria and lebanon. but it's not entirely unprecedented, as in the last few months is right, has also sort of kil

rapid escalation of violence in the region. arising a rush as the is the middle east expert from clemson university in south carolina in the us. he said the incident is not surprising, but in some ways, unprecedented is not far surprising, but it is an act of um, you know, even somebody is unprecedented. is right, is really opting dionte. it has changed the usual rules of engagement. this thing is right. let me run, have been in something of a shadow barn off for a very long time for more than a decade. but part of the rules was that you don't, you don't do actions like this says in the attacking a iranian constituted, which is considered internationally. your unintended authority is somewhat unprecedented. alejandro has also, of course done many operations on iranian sword, but also it killed a brother, hired i t i r g c. official design id was very important in many ways in charge of, of the operations of the i r g c in the syria and lebanon. but it's not entirely unprecedented. as in the last few months is right. it has also a sort of cube, the other of the shows that are not quite at

a rising rush as easy as a middle east expert at clemson university in the us. i asked him whether it's surprising that is, well, what attack and iranian diplomatic side and syria is not so much surprising, but it is an act of um, you know, even somebody is unprecedented is right, is really opting the anti. it has changed the usual rules of engagement. this thing is right. let me run, have been in something of a shadow barn off for a very long time, asked for more than a decade. but part of the rules was that, you know, you don't do actions like this doesn't mean attacking a iranian constituted, which is considered internationally. you unintended authority is it's almost unprecedented. always road has also, of course done many operations on iranian story. but also it killed a big brother, hired i came on our gc official design id was very important in many ways in charge of, of the operations of the i r g c in the syria and lebanon. but it's not entirely unprecedented . as in the last few months is right, it has also a sort of cube, the other officials that are

so it's certainly a escalate 3 and the dangerous a strike by his ro that actually is easy from clemson university. well there's, well the ministry has withdrawn from gauze house chief, a hospital, a saying it's 2 week operation was one of its most successful in the war. and this was again time us in gaza. he's right, the defense forces, as it killed the schools of homeless fights, isn't gathered. weapons and intelligence. buildings throughout the medical complex have been completely destroyed. this is our she for hospital, the largest medical facility in gaza after a 2 week range. by the way, the army, it is now a shell of its full themselves, situated in a devastated neighborhood strewn visit level. with the amount of disruption is far and wide and the chief of compound, as you can see, and they have been many casualties. now we will move this to kind of waited from el cheapo to the baptist hospital, which is the only one in the gaza strip and still providing services to patients, video probation described by as well as one of the most successful of the 96 month war is now a, the end

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they'll face alabama which knocked off clemson 89-82. four. >>> and things didn't quite measure up at one of the sites for the ncaa women's basketball tournament. before the start of yesterday's texas-north carolina state game in portland, oregon, officials there noticed the distance of the three-point lines at each end of the court were different. one was too short, the other was correct. the teams decided to play despite the discrepancy rather than delay the game. >>> a minnesota minor league baseball team is doubling down on its decision to name his pig mascot after the weight loss drug ozempic. the st. paul saints received some backlash after announcing their mascot as ozempig while posting a story about the pig's shame at gaining weight and promising to keep it off. the team says there was never any ill intent. >>> coming up first on "cbs mornings," country music star megan moroney joins us in times square. . more ahead. sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more than just work. like when it needs to be a big, soft shoulder to c

. >> clemson, new mexico? >> new mexico. >> st.ys versus baylor to go to the final four. >> i have no idea. >> reporter: this is the gaels and the bears. >> baylor. >> reporter: you're making our final four pick, uconn, baylor. >> baylor. >> reporter: how much college basketball do you watch? >> none, none, absolutely none. >> reporter: so you're the expert. >> it's got to be gonzaga. >> reporter: you're going gonzaga? why? >> because it's got a cooler name. >> i really thought it was going to be a perfect bracket. it obviously didn't work out. however, from a percentage standpoint, the people's bracket had 55%. my own bracket, just 52%. >> oh, the people beat our sports guy? >> and it was like tough to even stand out there and listen to what was being said on this bracket. i'm making fun of it and then it beats me. >> that is embarrassing for you. >> thank you for the sympathy. i was putting that out there hoping to get some like niceties in return, no. >> no, no. i didn't fill one out. >> oh, all right. >> you can't lose if you d

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let's get more from the least expert to our osh, as easy from clemson university and south carolina in the united states. a welcome to data, you know, confirmation from israel that they did carry out this attack. but let speculate why might age royal one to attack the base consulate or in the kill this general? there's not much as the commission needed. israel doesn't usually say yes we did it, but it's very clear that that, that is right. did it. i, you know, all these right, the off that sort of putting it as such as well, and that's about as your own. you know, the serial eclipse now is all heavy words for a long time. and the key least of this riley is. he is a very important i r g, the general that is a general office militia, as long as the revolutionary goss corpse, the most powerful force, any iran and runs the runs policy in the region. i would say perhaps this is one of the most high profile. i urge these to come on there is that they have a fascinated head event and long time, yes, therapy united with decades and during the 8th is default. and then why would against iraq? he

the middle east expert are ash as easy as from clemson university in the state of south carolina. he explained what's behind the attack, there's not much of a commission needed his route doesn't usually say yes we did it, but it's very clear that that, that is right. i did it, i, you know, all these right, the off that sort of forwarding it as such as well, i'm not, but as you run in and syrian outlets now is id was for a long time on the key list of his riley is. he is a very important are, do you see general that is a general of this militia? as long as drivel. is there a gosh corpse that the most parts and force any ron and runs the runs policy in the region? i would say perhaps this is one of the most high profile i always use the come on there is that they have a fascinated head event and long time, yes, therapy, united usually with decades in viewing the 8th is the fault and the word against iraq. he was at some point the deputy head of the i r g c. he was the head of air force for a brief period. he was the head of his ground force. i mean the use recent years. he was the h

is 1 of the thingss that leads to a rejection of the ivy league colleges more kids are applying to clemsonsome of the other universities easilr universities lose credibility as do their graduates going forward >> first it's good to beince background a table not convinces how long term this could be could be right i will say what i've said with everything around the table there's no place for frets violence or identifying aa a terrorist. they should have the right to work witofh their code of conduf and if c it's ambiguous in any n or be on the side of protecting your students be they jewisht students, not jewish students that's what it is your job is to protect students second glad the president signed a bill today providing aid to ukraine aid to our friends in israel and her asian allies as they counter china. there is a bipartisan coalition the pass the president deserves credit not sure i would've gone to columbia's campus he had every light as well as hist colleagues to do that.heis but ci hope happens now is that it's hypocritical for republicans who have beenre partisan about the iss

, the libertarian candidate from your state of south carolina machine is a lecturer in psychology clemsonversity joe jurgensen got more votes than arizona, georgia, wisconsin thinned donald trump also states by here the third-party voters this falg will have a huge impact onoi the election and we sort of know what is going to happen and wheo the libertarian voters might go if they get traction or we sort of think would happen if the green party candidates cornel west it's going, where they will take votes from pure and robert kennedy jr. is going to be a coin toss. let's find out where that coin falls. we don't knooww today. >> trey: karl rove come i havekl to get in touch with your agentn because i have to have your back to talk about this incident. i wanted to talk about the u.s. senate, i have to have your t back. i hi will contact one of yours agents and get back on youror calendar. in the meantime, thank you for joining us on a sunday night. thank you, karl rove. >> yes, sir. >> trey: congress doesn't fare well with public approval. current members are leavinpug i droves. yet, people

a clemson man is sweeping the u.s. and the world. healthy "outnumbered" team to gain the excitement. are you excited about the eclipse? what is your sign? >> i am a capricorn. >> capricorns are really supposed to benefit from nick lentz. i made that up. it's really exciting. are you looking forward to the eclipse? don't look at it. classes only. are you excited for the eclipse? are you in town for the eclipse? you think president biden is going to resign after the eclipse? do you wish she would? i do. don't tell anyone. do you think people who are dumb enough to look at the sun? nikko yes, 100%. the aliens are coming. they are going to use that oppoportunity to land. aliens, we have to say that now. she is not as excited as i am. that is okay. i think the eclipse is the time to shine. >> i heard you can't look up at it. >> not with your blue eyes. turn into the fog and crystal. are you a son person or a moon person? are you lunar or solar? no astrological signs will be benefited by the eclipse. going to be rich after the exams. it's

and the number four seed alabama edged at clemson to earn its spot in the top four., how does yours match up? both final four games will take on on saturday, and then the national championship game is set for next monday. on the women's side, we have half of the final four ready to go, the number one seed south carolina and nc state. those two powerhouse programs will play each other on friday and the national championship game is set for sunday . we will have to wait until tonight to find out who will take the spots on the right. uconn will take on number one usc. >>> one of the most anticipated rematches, the lsu tigers facing the number one seed iowa hawkeyes. lsu injuries helped to reach the recordbreaker herself. and this weekend, she assured people that contrary to what others might think, it is just a mental thing. >> me and caitlin clark don't hate each other. i want everybody to understand that. it is a super repetitive game. i have plenty of friends on the court that i talked to outside of the game. but when we get between the lines we are not friends and i

the libertarian candidate from your state from south carolina she is a lecturer in psychology at clemsonniversity, joe jurgensen got more votes in arizona, georgia and wisconsin then donald trump lost in those states by. the third party voters are going to have a huge impact on the election and we sorta know what's going to happen with the libertarian voters might know they get traction or we think will happen with the green party candidate or cornell west were they going to take votes from. robert kennedy junior is going to be a point to us, let's find out where that coin falls but we don't know today. trey: karl rove i have to get in touch with your agent. i need you back to talk about the senate. i wanted to talk about the senate but i have to have you back. i'll contact one of your agents you get back on your calendar. in the meantime, thank you for joining us. thank you karl rove. congress does not fare well and public approval, current members are leaving in droves in their people that will put their lives on hold and raise millions of dollars for an relating scrutiny to iran. one

but will have to take on possibly two number one seeds, yukon and purdue and alabama just edged out clemsonn its spot in the top four. this is what the bracket looks like now, does yours match up? both final four games will take place on saturday, and the national championship game is set for next sunday. on the women's side, we have half of the final four ready to go, the number one seed, south carolina and nc state. those two powerhouse programs will play against each other on friday. the national championship game is set for sunday and then we will have to wait until tonight to find out who takes the spots. number three yukon will take on number one seed ufc. and the number three lsu tigers will face the number one seed iowa hot guys, and caitlin clark helped last year, and this year, it was assured that contrary to what others might think, it's just a game. >> me and caitlin clark don't hate each other, it is just a super competitive game. i have plenty of friends on the court that i talk to outside of the game. but when we get between those lines, we are not friends and i will talk tra

one of the things that may lead to a rejection of the ivy league colleges and more kids applying to clemsone of the other universities. these elite universities, they have lost credibility, as will their graduates going forward. >> harold: first, it is good to be back around the table. i'm not convinced how long terms will be but you can bear with me, right, i'm going to say what i have said for the last several days and align with everything around the table. there is no place for threats, violence, or identifying as a terrorist. every president should have every right to err on the side of their code of conduct. if their code of conduct is ambiguous in any way, err on the side of protecting your students. be they jewish students, be they not jewish students, black students, i don't care what, your job is to protect your students. two, i'm glad the president signed the bill today. it provides aid to ukraine. it provides aid to our friends in israel. it provides aid to our asian allies as they try to counter china. and it was a bipartisan coalition to pass it. the president deserves credit.

alabama took down clemson. roll tide. congrats to joe scarbrough.ch rolled past illinois. uconn went on a 30-0 run in that game. final four of the men's side is next weekend. >>> meanwhile the n.c. state women are also final four-bound. advancing to the elite eight for the first time over top ceded texas. they'll meet number one overall south carolina in the final four. the gamecocks beat number three, oregon state, 70-58 last night, making its second consecutive run into the national finals for a four-state trip to the finals. last year they lost. the women's elite eight concludes tonight with number 3 uconn and number 1 sc. >>> we turn now to the nba and a milestone night for lebron james again. nine three-pointers, leving the lakers with the win over the portland nets. he's the only player in history with 40 or more points after the age of 39 in basketball. >>> juan soto was fantastic. he had three hits yesterday capped by an rbi single that lifted the bronx bombers to a 4-3 win, making it a four-game sweep of the houston astros. new york got the

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the another match sunny, alabama, roll tide, congrats to joe, who took down 60 to clemson, 89 to 82.ich continues to roll, defeating number three seed illinois 77 to 52. that game included a 30-0 run by the huskies. meanwhile, the nc state women are also final four bound. advancing out of the elite eight for the first time ever with a 76-66 victory over top-seeded texas. they'll meet number one overall south carolina in the final four. the gamecocks took care of number three oregon state 70 to 58 last night. that team now making its second consecutive undefeated run into thesemifinals. also the fourth straight trip to the final four. remember, they lost last year in the final four. the women continue number three uconn and usc, and who this game is going to be a barn burner, a championship rematch between third seed lsu defending champs and iowa with caitlin clark. >>> baseball, the new york yankees big star made a big difference on opening weekend. juan soto had three hips capped off with an rbi single lifting the bronx bombers to a 4-3 win yesterday. and completing a an opening fou