he took 17 shots in the fame, darius miller, which means we weren't going to win, which we didn't.ichael got in foul trouble because he wasn't used to coming off the bench. that moment we won the national title because darius miller from that moment on knew his teammates and staff believed in him and we all were rooting for him to do well. from that point on he played well enough for us to win the national title. that's part of servant leadership. are you willing to step back so someone can step forward? that's the things we're trying to teach. >> charlie: tell me the five most important things a coach does during the game. >> well, during the game, there is managing substitutions. >> charlie: right. i like it when the players sub themselves. >> charlie: they come over and say, coach -- >> raise your fist, get me out. when you take yourself out, i let you go back in. the second thing flow of the game, in my opinion. when we played louisville, i had to stop the game at different points and people are, like, why is he stopping it? because my team was scared and we had to stop. you st

no you're kidding. >> darius rucker becomes the newest member of the grand ol' opry. >> on stage, hisw. they all came there to support me, and that was awesome. that was awesome. >> why was it so important for you, the opry? >> that's something they can never take away from me. i'm a member of the grand ol' opry. i'll be a member till i die. >> that's a comeback worth singing about. ♪ living my comeback comeback song ♪ >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," jan crawford. >> and the nicest, nicest nicest guy too. it goes to show you that good music transcends color, it transcends sneefrg he is fantastic. i've listened to a lot of country music. so many songs that are recognizable where you know every word. love jan crawford for doing that piece. thanks, jan. >> goes to show you a pop guy can make it in country. you can watch the academy of country music awards sunday night right here on cbs. >>> tomorrow jeff pegues with a new battle to stop a deadly trend. >> reporter: these vehicles are helping new york state troopers stop people who are texting and driving. coming up tomorrow exclusiv

michael kidd gilchrist comes in before the championship game and says, start darius miller in my placewhat are you talking about? it is 30 minutes before the game. he said, you are killing him. he is not playing well. and we cannot get the national title without him. >> he took 17 shots in the game. we are not going to win. michael got in foul trouble, because he was not used to coming off the bench. in that moment, we won the national title, because darius knew we were all believing in him and rooting for him to do well. from that point on, he played well enough for us to win a national title. that is part of servant leadership. are you willing to step back so someone can step forward? that is the type of things we are trying to teach. >> the five most important things a coach does for the team? >> during the game, there is managing substitutions. i like it when the players of themselves. >> meaning they come over and say -- >> get me out. the second thing is, flow of the game. when we played louisville, i had to stop that game at different points. people were like, why is he stopping

so we're in a very pre-darius global health situation where the pathogens are getting stronger and our ability to fight them are getting smaller. >> we'll come back and talk about diseases like malaria and tuberculosis and what can be done in the face of increasing resistence. this is "inside story." stay with us. >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. the word antibiotic comes from antibiosis. which literally means one organ harmful to another. human medicine learned how to kill the bad bacteria that can make us sick. it turns out bacteria evolves faster than humans do. in the report in the race against harmful bacteria there is growing evidence that they are winning, and antibiotics are losing. what have humans done? we heard from all of you in the course of the program that this is not new. this has been going on in one way or another for a long time, but the way that humans use medicine, is it making it worse? >> it is definitely making it worse. what's happened, people have gotten so accustomed to not hearing about infectious diseases, any time they get a cough or cold

darius permits have to be secured, and that involves going to the university -- of various permits have to be secured, and that involves going to the university authorities or other authorities and that makes things difficult. shes not easy for her, but tries not to let it get her down. >> i will continue to fight for people to live together peacefully, she says, despite their political beliefs. we should get to each other that get together and talk to each other instead of shutting doors. this standoff must end. the people should sit down at one table and campaign for peace and harmony. we should all work together for a more prosperous and better country. i believe in dialogue, but also in freedom and rights, says gabby. it is difficult to speak to somebody who oppresses you, persecute you, violates the constitution. dialogue is only possible in a democratic context. we are willing to take heart, but not with those in charge. venezuelans who can no longer participate in dialogue because they are dead, and it is for them we are taking to the streets and demonstrating against the governm

josephn darius can't remember how many victims he's buried, but one in particular stands out in his memory - his sister. outside the cemetery, cholera victims have gathered for a monthly meeting to discuss ways of dealing with the epidemic in their midst. everyone at this meeting has either been infected with the disease or had a family member die. >> so how many people here actually knows someone that's died of cholera? as the meeting adjourns, we're told of an urgent new case - an elderly woman living close by who's in a critical condition. saintilia hillaire is losing strength fast... but her relatives are worried the journey down the mountain might kill her. >> the sun is very bright at this time of day so they were going to wait until later, but we've offered to give them a lift and drive them all the way down the mountain to the nearest cholera treatment center. they decide to make a run for it, taking it in turns to carry her over the rice fields along mud paths to where the road begins. this is haiti in the time of cholera - communities living in fear, each day a new race for survi

. >>> and superstar darius rucker talks about the struggle to switch from pop to country music. "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ,,,, > >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, it's wednesday, april 2. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. "hump day" is here. 4:30. get you out the door with traffic and weather. you were on top of mount diablo getting soaked. >> it was incredible. the higher you went it was rain, sleet and then snow. it was just miserable because we were wet to the bone. good morning, everybody. let's check out right now where we still have some precipitation. it doesn't look like much in the oakland area but that's a nice moderate cell dumping rain on highway 13 and scattered heavy rain around the peninsula. when it ends still coming up. >> you saw some scattered showers in roberta's hi-def doppler moving over oakland. we have had a couple of overnight accidents, fatal crash a

. >> darius rutger from my home town. >> from last night's awards. ♪ >> thank you for waking up withiends first". a major warning to tell you about for those flying into cpac international airport in seattle. your luggage could be stole then. officials say a team of thieves stealing luggage sometimes before the passengers can make it to the baggage claim area. a couple of things to protect yourself while you are traveling. go to baggage claim as soon as possible to get there before your bag hits the carousel. >> buy a travel insurance plan to help recover your loss. >> pretty ridiculous, right, heather? >> absolutely. scary. >>> in other news we are following for you two people hurt after their small plane crashes into a park in missouri narrowly missing home. they saw the cessna plane struggling in the air. it took off from jacksonville, florida. but the final destination was unknown. they are starting an investigation. >> oln the eve of the championship game he blasted the unionization of college athletes. he said it is quote a ridiculous idea and would blow up everything about col

in addition, individuals like darius and his family have shared time and treasure to haven t a 24-hour safe for women and children. each of us has a voice that can speak out against violence and listen to those who have suffered as a result of violence. we can all do our part and we all should. until the day when there are no more victims, we will all be with those who have suffered. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> i thank the speaker and i rise today in grateful recognition of the youth leaders who are taking action in their communities to make our world a better place and those who help them get involved. this week right here in our nation's capitol, thousands of students have gathered for the 25th annual national service learning conference. their time on the hill will be used to visi

"the guinness book of world records" names darius, a 5-year-old giant continental rabbit, the biggestworth of carrots a year. and his family says, if he could, darius would never stop eating. >> i know. >> yeah. >> step away from the bunny. >>> and then finally, rion holcombe, 20 years old, he has down's syndrome. and it's his dream to go to college. so, when the letter comes from clemson university, his parents let him open it. they're nervous about this obviously. but they capture it on camera as rion finds out his fate. take a listen. >> what's the first word right there? >> it says -- >> it says congratulations. >> i got accepted? >> pleased to inform you of your acceptance into the clemson life program for the fall of 2014 beginning august 17th, 2014. >> it says yes. >> it says yes. what do you say? >> yes. oh, my god. yes. >> rian's mom says, not one -- >> you're going to go to college next year. >> he got one of only five or six spots in clemson's life program. it will teach him to live independently and give him job training. congratulations, rion. let's go, tigers. >> so spec

>> singing the praises of what he did, darius james should have been invited to this and i was very soulsinking when i first met him. i was about 19 years old and he is a very good writer and not only him but at columbia university and unfortunately he wasn't invited to this conference and paul says that he is very into this as well and he has commissioned a and every time paul comes to see me, it's like what the david duke? what does ishmael do and i just wrote a new book for him. and we have a lot of young people now that have that back in her days and and people are reading it from time to time and the only reason that i stay involved are about how they influence him. >> and there is a great poet twersky published his first book and many others from a fly-by-night press. and you know tracy morrison is a good example. >> that's good, go ahead. that whole spoken word thing is happening downtown. >> yes, i would like to thank the panelists as ishmael said, not sugar coating things. the fact of the matter is that the black arts movement came out of the african-american masses of approxima

who paired up with darius rucker. ♪ >> reporter: and it wouldn't be an awards show without an ellen-likeof blake and luke. but the real star of the night was king george who snagged the night's top honor, singer of the year. >> i love all you. thank you so much. >> reporter: though strait edged out the hosts for award, they had nothing but kind words for their idol. >> good night, everybody. we love you. >> those were some of the highlights of the evening. more more coming up in the next hour. including a personal highlight of mine. for "cbs this morning," i'm nancy o'dell las vegas. >> i love country music. >> on the radio, it has displaced top 40 as the most popular musical format. >> i believe it. i believe it. because anybody can relate to those words. "my wife just took with my best friend and i sure miss him." i love that. country mizic people are some of the nicest people too. >> absolutely. i love me some george strait always have. 30 years. >>> all right, sometimes creative arts can become political. new documents showed how cia used an epic novel to win the cold war. that's nex

darius rucker. blake shelton. and taylor swift. >> great. great. gio? rihanna. robin thicke. and justin timberlake. [ applause ] >> finally. >> top artist overall. >> all right. i know you want to hear this one. for top artist. miley cyrus. imagine dragons. bruno mars. katy perry. and justin timberlake. >> big year for justin timberlake. >> big year for justin. >> thank you so much for announcing the finalists. all winners already. just great music this year. >> of course. incredible. >> we have a little bit of time to talk to you. a lot of our fans have been weighing in and want to hear from you. when you're writing music, what inspires you most? >> when i write music, i want to write about my life. when i write about my life, things are a little more true. we're all human beings. we all go through the same things. and i feel like it's more relatable when i just talk to you guys like i'm talking to my best friend. >> do you talk dirty to your friends? >> not so much. >> only his girlfriends. >> the album, "talk dirty" comes out tuesday. tell us a littl

. >> darius rucker was a pop superstar, lead singer of hootie and the blowfish. ♪ hold my hand ♪ >> reportered to duplicate that success, the record label lost interest. for rucker it was a defining moment, a chance to pursue a dream. >> i've been a country music fan for my whole life. >> you've been a country music fan your whole life. >> yeah. >> so you grew up listening to country? >> i grew up listening to everything and country was a big part of it. kenny rogers buck owens, hee haw. >> hee haw. would you admit that? >> all the time. all the time. i was proud of my love for hee haw. i had older brothers and sisters who would come down on me. what are you listening to? why do you listen to that white boy music? and my mom wade say shut up. let him listen to what he wants to listen to. >> reporter: how he got here to the top of country was by starting over. there were skeptics but not only because of his pop background. the singer's fans are overwhelm overwhelmingly white. >> what did you hear? >> there were a couple of guys program directors, they said to be honest with you i thought my a

comes and says, i need to you start darius miller in my space. why?cored in this tour this weekend. we need him to win the national title and he said, and you are killing him. so let him start. i start him. he gets 17 shots. michael gets in foul trouble because he's not used to coming off the bench. we lose the game, but it wins us the ncaa tournament. that kind of service is what we're trying to teach. it's in the book. part of it is dealing with one and done, the other part is, there are some things with the ncaa that need to be fixed. i probably should have used the different term other than crumbling russia. they do. i mean, within i have so many questions for you that we need to talk about the difference, but you can't get used to losing but if i were you if those close games as a fan when i'm at home they have to be one of my 32 teams out of the 64. at the end, my heart is exploding. sometimes i have to change it. >> you are a little bit of a basketball pan? >> how do you sit there and keep your cool? >> if it's not about me, if i'm making it al