oregon state and duke wanted to play.some of the men enlisted or went off toca war but we are america. when i can stop just because we got bombed but slowly, day by day there was a backlash for playing the game. why? 60 people in the stadium in southern california attempting to target the japanese bombers. there are still so much insecurity about it. a week after pearl pearl harbor, generalth dewitt in charge of the west coast for the military telegram to the governor of california and said my request, don't play this game and don't have a parade. the governor at that time abided by their wishes and canceled the game. there were editorials in the observer in the newme york times going back and forth about whether or not we should play this game and when is the right time to restart sports medicine as it was canceled and word spread, chicago raised its hand, the cotton bowl, in nashville, all kinds of cities said why don't you play here. in the end, wallace wade, the head coach of duke was a very powerful coach of the time

duke a great guy, they would be run out. >> kimberly: there is a double standard.s it's okay for the nation of islam and farrakhan to say white people deserve to die, to call jews satanic. no. he must be honest and callout both as inappropriate racist rhetoric that has no place in our society today. we cannot sit here and condone this as some kind of appropriate free expression when it is racist hate speech that should be called out. they are saying fair is fair. one side of the equation, do it to the other. people like maxine waters and keith ellison and gregory meeks associated with an individual like this, it's inappropriate. where are their statements? >> jesse: do you think they are going to have to pay a price for their association with louis farrakhan? >> dana: no. in their districts? no. in the media, unlikely. but remember president trump was asked however many times, do you disavow david duke. a lot of people on the right side, no one even knows him anymore. it's a similar argument. if they are not having an impact, fine. i don't think david duke has any

buck duke has no interest whatever in chewing tobacco. he thinks chewing tobacco is not a product for the future. he thinks it's not particularly classy, but by the 1890s, rj reynolds has the corner on chewing tobacco in the country. the leading chewing tobacco manufacturer, and he is a really wiley guy. he realized buck duke is gaining this monopoly and realizes he has a lot of competition in town, including from the haynes family because they were -- before they went into textiles they did tobacco first, and he really kind of saddled up, buddies up to james buchanan duke and says, maybe you might want to buy my company because you've got this tobacco trust and you're buying everything up. why would rj reynolds want james duke to buy his company? well, he had gotten into so much debt by extending himself in the 1890s that he needed help to get out of this debt, and also he and james buie cannen in duke made a secret deal that duke would let rj reynolds stay in charge of his company, really give him the bulk of the stock and let him run e

duke is favored. what say you? >> i say carolina's going to win the second time for the year, that's what i say. and people tell me, hey, you're pr north carolina, you're governor of the whole state. i got a lot of friends at duke and a lot of supporters and it is a tremendous university. but when the time comes down to play basketball, you got to be true to yourself, ork. y -- okay. >> good luck with go, go, go. we're going to get that you oatmeal on your way out the door. >>> the house this week is taking up its first gun-related bill since the parkland, florida, high school shooting left month. melanie covering the story for the hill. what would this bill do and why did house republican leaders decide this would be their first response to the shooting? >> i think a couple reasons. flun were it's very bipartisan, it has over 75 cosponsors including some members of leadership on the gop side. and, number two, it's virtually uncontrovers

it is the final, classic race of the season, the duke cup.ry in the national sport. what has happened in that we have been able, with a bit of luck, to win the first classic ‘s, and if we win the fourth one today, we will be creating history. —— classics. one today, we will be creating history. -- classics. and we got a peek into the paddock to meet his cousin. i often see you on the bbc, all over the world! this is very much a family affair. that is the cup that we are looking for. this one here? can i touch it? anyone can touchit one here? can i touch it? anyone can touch it before, but i want to touch it after. afterwards... this is fantastic. i am getting a real insight, behind—the—scenes, with one of the most important men in racing. inside the jockeys' room, preparations are under way. down by the track, i can feel a sense of occasion here. here is where everybody gathers, rich, poor, everyone. whatever language or culture they are from, which ever cultural group. and this is the first race of the day. i wanted to get a feel for the pas

marvin bagry throwing it down 22 duke on to the sweet 16 with 87-62 final.et's tee up at the late arnold palmer even at bay hill quite a crowd tiger woods with 6 birds on the day with a three hundred 69. five back at 7 under. birdied two of the last two holes including 18. up a bird y he had it going. 10 under two back fortunate leader. second round leader bryson couldn't get it going. even par. one become and your lierd henrik stinson. atop the leader board second time in four years heading in the final round. contact us league action johnson a of an both wearing green on st. patties day. jake smoel ski stores two-nothing a's. four run first with a two-run blast. the fourth of the year. and the a's lead in the seventh 8-3. we'll have the highlights later tonight. former 49ers defensive end and florida state sem nol hang care dean signed with the raiders staying in the bay area. tonight warrior sun sharks and ka nuclears at 11:00 hope to see you then if we don't win the lottery then we will be here. >> at least someone wore green. >> i thought i had green on

marvin bagry throwing it down 22 duke on to the sweet 16 with 87-62 final. tee up at the late arnold palmer even at bay hill quite a crowd tiger woods with 6 birds on the day with a three hundred 69. five back at 7 under. birdied two of the last two holes including 18. up a bird y he had it going. 10 under two back fortunate leader. second round leader bryson couldn't get it going. even par. one become and your lierd henrik stinson. atop the leader board second time in four years heading in the final round. contact us league action johnson a of an both wearing green on st. patties day. jake smoel ski stores two-nothing a's. four run first with a two-run blast. the fourth of the year. and the a's lead in the seventh 8-3. we'll have the highlights later tonight. former 49ers defensive end and florida state sem nol hang care dean signed with the raiders staying in the bay area. tonight warrior sun sharks and ka nuclears at 11:00 hope to see you then if we don't win the lottery then we will be here. >> at least someone wore green. >> i thought i had green on. i'

. >>> in the midwest, duke taking on rhode island. the senior had ten points. most of them came on this play. hits the three, plus one. duke had ten threes in the game. duval different space. why not. coasted to victory. marwin bagley throwing it down. duke, 87-62 that final. let's tee it up since i can't with all this rain, drew. the arnold palmer's event in bay hill where we have quite a crowd atop the leaderboard. tiger woods, six birdies on the day. 3 under 69. rory mcilroy had the round of the day. birdied two of his last three holes, including 18 to set up the birdie. playing well 10 under. two back the leader. dechambeau, couldn't get it going today. he was even par. take the to your leader. stenson only 1 under 71, atop the leaderboard 12 under for the second time in four years heading into sunday's final round. cactus league action. oakland rocking block early after an rbi double. goes off the wall. 2-0, a's. sheldon noisy making some noise. a two-run blast. the a's are up 7-2 in the fifth. i think sometimes an unappreciated legend as a coach. people j

duke could not recover. they tried multiple times.anted to be the hero but he fell short. kansas wins, 85-81, heading to its 15th final four. >> how is that bracket of yours doing? >> yeah, i definitely had duke winning that game. >> i can't remember, actually. >> at this point, there's so many red x's everywhere, there's no point. >>> anyway, earlier yesterday another power house school. i got this one right. >> out of the philadelphia era, villanova. >> aka, villanofun. >> the red raiders of texas tech, 71-59. it will be nova's sixth final four appearance in school history as it tries to win its second national championship in three years. the main line in philadelphia sell bratd -- celebrating, checking out this bracket here, the number two -- the two number one seeds who we just saw win tonight will play each other next saturday. on the other side of the bracket, michigan faces off against one of the greatest cinderella teams in history. >> can we get the music? >> i love it. >> there it is. >> the ramblers of loyola, chicago. >>

trucker duke died a year ago, but is now anor fire department. three year old spent most of his life in manhattan receiving treatment for stage four neuroblastoma, since his father is a firefighter he became fast friends with the crew at new york engine nine. >> he loved being with the firefighters. loved having lunch with us. loved having a snake with -- snack with us, mac and cheese or ice cream. >> to see all of these people honor our son, just incredibly special to us. >> floral lays could be seen around the next of dozen of firefighters at today's memorial center. a fire coat already displayed at his father's firehouse in hawaii. we will be right back. stay with us.

duke. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> i want to hear from you.t now because you're not only an actor, you're part of history now. what's it like just personally to have been part of this epic? >> well, i feel like i can speak to it just being an actor and i can speak to it being you know, a citizen of the diaspora. as an actor, it was you know, after the last election and everything, it was really great respite to be part of something that fet like i was honoring narratives of people who looked like me. put me back in a space of deep imagination and deep imagination that was beyond anything that could occur through legislation, deep imagination that you know, proved to me some wonderful truths about humanity and allowed me to see a world that i haven't had the benefit of seeing just in my life. and then as a citizen of the diaspora, it kind of showed me that i'm from something more, and i got to tap into a history that felt very lost. i got to tap into representations i should say of a history that felt quite distant. and it really helped me feel

approaching a fossil police say the prime minister's office is under armed attack in downtown while the duke there also reports of attacks targeting french diplomatic buildings and army headquarters. ahead of release national vote this weekend you have you had to sicily an island on the front lines of the country's migration debate an issue that could tip the election toward silvio berlusconi's right wing a coalition. also coming up the storm dubbed the beast from the east keeps up its icy rock blizzards and frigid temperatures paralyzed roads across europe and britain the army's even been mustered to sort out the travel chaos. time sumi so much going to thank you for joining us so we started out with us some breaking news authorities in virginia faso say an armed attack is underway in at least two locations in the capital while the duke what does this say they heard machine gun fire immediately before a blast at the army headquarters in the west of the city now fixed smoke could be seen coming from the site meanwhile the french embassy said it was under attack there are reports of five arme

coach k. >> duke takes on ion tomorrow in the first round of the ncaa tournament.elf" available in may. the publisher is simon and schuster, a division of cbs. >> and hear more on itunes and apple podcast. today basketball insider jon rothstein and adam zucker give advice on filling out your march madness bracket. you are watching "cbs this morning." arch madness bracket. >> that does it for us. we'll see you tomorrow right here on cbs this morning. >> take it easy. veterans facility: >>> good morning. in the wake of the deadly shooting at a northbay veterans facility dozens plan to attend a candlelight vigil tonight in brentwood to honor the women who lost their lives. they are christine glover, jennifer golic, and jennifer gonzales. today the police commission in san francisco will consider a taser use policy for police officers. the commission is expected to decide whether to formally oppose an upcoming ballot measure with less restrictive rules for when teachers can be used. i.c.e officials say they can't put a number on have any targets avoided arrest. the sta

texas tech, villanova, duke andness cap cans all vying to punch their ticket to the final four.ooking to avoid the upset by texas tech got off to a poor start, but the wildcats quickly rebounded to take the lead with 12 minutes to go in that first half. they never gave it back to do red raiders shooting just 33% from the field, their lowest since 2015 and on identical to texas tech. villanova won this one, 71-59 thanks in part to a spark off the bench. daunte divencenzo helped clench the wildcats second trip to the final four in three years. meanwhile, kansas and duke squared off to a spot to face villanova in the final four, down by 3 with roughly 30 seconds in regulation. kansas buries the jumper tying the game at 72, but that gave the blue devils a chance to end the game and that task fell on duke's only senior, grayson allen. allen gets the shot off, almost gettinging the bank to fall, but no dice. we're going intoover time. tieded with just two minutes to go, kansas gets the lead. that's it. that's all she wrote. he scored 32 points to help kansas win this one, 85-81. kansa

it's the final classic race of the season, the duke cup, and a chance for this elite family to greatwhat has happened is that we have been able, with a bit of luck, to win the first three classics, and if we win the fourth one today, we will be creating history. and we got a peek into the paddock to meet soun‘s cousin. this gentleman, i know him very well. i often see you on the bbc all over the world! this is very much a family affair. that's the cup that we are looking for. this one here? can i touch it? anyone can touch it before, but i want to touch it after. afterwards, yes... this is fantastic. i'm getting a real insight behind—the—scenes with one of the most important men in racing. inside the jockeys‘ room, preparations are underway. down by the track, i can feel the sense of occasion here. here is where everybody gathers, rich, poor — everyone. whatever language or culture they're from, whichever ethnic group, this is the day, and this is the first race of the day. i wanted to get a feel for the passion for racing and gambling here, and so i approached a local punter. i'm fr

while david duke said he liked donald trump, that did not mean he had a warm embrace of david duke. you have democrats, a bunch of them, with literal warm embraces of farrakhan. this is keith ellison, maxine waters. >> he has tried to make an effort and condemned a lot of the speech and tried to say, "we don't have a relationship." the washington post did their pinocchio check. they gave four pinocchios to that. they said he's publicly distancing himself while privately doing something else. in fact, they note a number of more recent interactions that they've had. >> yes. yeah. and this is -- this should be a landsca layup. and the reason it's not is because they've gotten away for so many years with a press that's gone along with the notion that it's possible for them to have relationships with farrakhan and for this to be totally fine. the press has whistled past the anti-semi ant ant anti-semite for many years. >> the difference is that he is not president of the united states and saying, as people are marching with tiki torches and intimidating people in the synagogue with guns.

. >> if you like to talk with duke professor nancy mclean about her book democracy and change, you can call in. we will take your calls in just a minute. you mentioned james buchanan twice. he is a major figure in your book. who was he? >> guest: if you not heard of him don't feel bad. i hadn't either. i was following another story, the story of the state of virginia massive resistance. >> that's the book you were originally writing? >> yes. >> intellect to privatize with the federal court. to the process i came across a report by james buchanan that intrigued me. and i started following his trail. that led me to charles coke. buchanan was the first southerner to win the first nobel prize. he developed a new school of thought of public choice sometime called the virginia school of public economy. it set out to apply economic analysis of politics. but a very particular that model political actors is only self-interested so it was a debunking operation. buchanan said that when he set to work the idea of the public interest was dominant. that other actors are really trying to advance the

with us now is annie duke thank you for joining us.nvestors and policy makers can learn from poker players that talk through your premise of thinking about decisions like placing a batch. a 40% chance i will be correct and 60% chance i will be right. thinking in those terms. the decisions we make in life resembles the decisions you might make an poker versus chess . is a demand for certainty. there is not a lot of luck involved and you can see where all of the pieces are. in poker and in life, that is not true. there is a lot of is a demand fr certainty. hidden information. how the future will turn has a lot of luck involved. includesions could investing in something based on the beliefs that i have on an uncertain future. julia: are you accurately rating your influences? annie: you are trying to as much as you can. the thing is we have blind spots to our own biases. if you think about your beliefs as being under construction, you will be less biased. joe: the difference between real-world decision-making and the poker table is that ga

how about duke and kansas for a chance to go do san antonio? under a minute left. the triple. final seconds of regulation. duke will have a chance to win it. grayson allen, everything but in. we're going to overtime. in overtime, it's a tie game, but not anymore. newman hits the corner three. kansas is going to san antonio where they won their last national championship. prior to the celtics beating the kings today in sacramento, both teams came out wearing specially designed warm-up shirts with the words accountability, we are one across the front. stefan clark across the front. thursday protests kept thousands of fans from entering the arena. clark was the young man shot and killed a week ago by two police officers while he was in his grandparents' backyard. >>> giants and a's at the coliseum. pick this up top two. matt joyce makes a great diving catch. next inning bases loaded for buster posy. two-run double off the center field wall. giants go up 2-0. bottom half, joyce to left center field. duggar is back. he robs him. quid pro quo there. giept giants are winners, 5-1. th

duke would tie it at 57. 3-point lead. 30 seconds to go.fter a couple turnovers, the long ball ties the game. coach k didn't call timeout. looking to win it. we're going to overtime. where kansas's malik newman had 32 points in the game. 13 in the extra frame. corner three for the lead. hope running out for the blue devils. grayson allen didn't want to miss his final game, this to be his final game. but he missed two shots from three that effectively ended it. kansas wins 85-81. they are headed to their first final four since 2012. in the first game, the texas tech rebound chain and deflection belt. red raiders led villanova by 8 early. then jaylen bunsen. minute to go before the half. pascal gets the stop. the cats running the other way. the big ragu. twists his way to the rim. the teams combine to shoot 18% downtown. brandon francis finally got one to drop. red raiders within 5 points. they couldn't get over the hump. the sophomore from delaware had 12 points to go along with 12 rebounds. nova is headed back to the final four. their sixth

as david duke really serious and going to run? i imagine in america in every election year that conversation is happening somewhere like any get david duke but then they turn around and they're talking among themselves from the republican front runner. what's the relationship? are they like a, or who is this guy. >> is very gradual. my first encounter was at cpac in 2014. effect kids in khakis. matthew was picketing and we went inside and donald trump is going to speak after jeb bush and everyone. he went there to heckle judg jeh he dislike republicans because their traders. so we saw donald trump speaking i remember matthews giggling the whole time and say this hole knows nothing. it's going to go to jeb anyway like we all thought and then i think they realize that they had something overlapping. trump quickly turned nativist in his rhetoric. he was far to the right of everyone else. when you launch the campaign with mexican rapists and year talking their language. i think they're hopeful of the they just saw that he kept on conf

>> when you think of the villanova rise and they are considered to be one of the top dogs with the dukes and the kansass and the michigans and so, coach, when you are building the program, what can you nak away from their level of success and thane runs? >> well, they have a hall of fame coach jay wright and he knows what he wants. his team is well balanced on beth sides of the ball, and we have a leader there in brunson who is echoing everything that jay wright wants, the chance for success is very good. >> and so when you player like jalen brunson, and he is going to echo everything that the coach has and you can calm down and have those experiences where if it is not going well, you can bring the leadership to the team, and that is what jalen br brunson brings. >> you had a chance to talk to him whose dad was a nba player, and he taught him so much. he said in high school, in the state championship and jalen played great and he said, congratulations, son, that is never going to work at the next level. so he has had that voice in the back, and he has exbecome that experienced leader. >

you say when i look back today, david duke's demagoguery stands like a dress rehearsal for the rise ofmp. while he may not have worn a hood or swastika, trump's rhetoric and actions during his 2016 presidential campaign were shockingly similar to the tactics deployed by duke in 1988 -- '89. we are seeing such fire around the issue of race. >> well, a couple of things. first of all, you said, you know, you don't run away from the issues. actually what you have to do is run to the tough issues in order to find common ground. you don't find common ground by running away from them and not confronting the difficulties that you have, as a matter of fact, it's one of the problems people have in the country with politics. today we actually run away from the tough issues. you have to trust in the people that you work with enough to know that if you can call the question on things that are hard for us that we can actually figure out, as a matter of fact, i know we say the country is so divided. they are when you talk about washington but really on the streets of america every day, african-americ

i am a duke university medical student and i am there he happy attached and affiliated with the university that cares suspend -- substantially about this aspect of community health. they see it as something that needs to be on the forefront. we put together a primary leadership cared tracked. it allows for people to stay in primary health. quite often, two thirds of the physicians in the pipeline go into specialties. that does a disservice. when you are trying to recruit -- those in the pipeline, especially from universities dukeshe harvards and of the world. feel that dukei is trying to push that envelope further and recruit the people diversified understanding and environment that can bring that aspect of medical care forward. the last thing i will say that is important about the community health component. there has to be -- because i was also in the military. i have seen what the military system looked like for accountability across the board. it does make sense to have .tandards care andollaborative communication between the two. i would like to get your comment on establishing the re

so he buddies up to duke. and says maybe you might want to buy my company because you have the tobacco trust and you're buying everything up. now why would r.j. reynolds want james buchanan duke to buy up his company? well, he got into so much debt by extending himself in the 1890s that he needed help to get out of this debt. and he made a secret deal that basically did?let r.j. reynolds stay in charge of the company, really give him the bulk of the stock and let him run everything. and so, r.j. reynolds was able to get what he wanted. and look like to everyone else that he had fallen under the american tobacco monopoly. that meant then, that r.j. reynolds is buying up all of the other competitors in winston and elsewhere. it looks like duke is doing it, not r.j. reynolds. so by the early 20th century, all of r.j. reynolds competitors in winston and surrounding argon. they've all folded up into his company. meanwhile the supreme court starts to look at all of the monopolies and including tobacco. and by 1907 a

reynolds want james buchanan duke to buy up his company?ebtd gotten into so much by extending himself and the 1890's, he needed help to get out of debt. they made a secret deal, that basically duke would let him stay in charge of the company, he would give him the bulk of the stock and let him run everything. r.j. reynolds was able to get what he wanted and look like that he had fallen under the american tobacco monopoly. -- r.j.nt, when reynolds is buying up all of these other competitor is an s, it looksufacturer i like duke is doing it not r.j. reynolds. i the early 20th century, all of his competitors in winston are gone. they have all fallen to his company. the supreme court is going to look at the monopolies, including tobacco, by 1907 the supreme court ruled they had to bust these monopolies. r.j. reynolds gets his company back. -- she has been experimenting with cigarettes. not -- is not supposed to do this. he is doing it anyway. he brings in a chemist, he is trying all of these kinds of flavoring. when the tobacco breakup happens

. >>> to the men, duke's freshman, marvin bagley able to solve syracuse's difficult zone defense.handful of dunks to go with 22 points. duke wins 69-65, and they are going to face kansas in a blue blood matchup and a chance to go to the final four. >>> division ii state championship. alameda facing shaq's son, shareef o'neal. third quarter, o'neil runs the -- o'neal runs the floor, beating alameda 69-63. >>> about 400 kids from san francisco making the trip to see stewart hall in the division iv take on view park. christian johnson, deshawn johnson on the hoop, and he beats stewart hall 74-62, preventing the hall from winning their first state title. >>> this is a bad news sports cast, i know. no bay area team that went to the state finals came back victorious including sacred heart. but the lowell girls will get their shot tomorrow. >> awesome. >> good vibes. >> i'm sorry. >> gosh. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't. more experts preventing security

kansas and duke. the nail-biter the jayhawks outlasted the blue devils.our is set, the celebration can begin with three big name programs in one unlikely guest whose 98-year-old good luck charm sister jean keeps her team blessed. loyola chicago returning home to an arena filled with fans to celebrate their first final four berth since 1963 and they will take on michigan in the final four on saturday. if you're not a fan of villanova, kansas or michigan root for the underdog. >> a new exercise that might just surprise you. you're watching "early today." mother...nature! nothing smells greater than the great outdoors... especially when you're in accounts receivable. only one detergent can give you a sniff like this... try gain botanicals laundry detergent. one of the many irresistible scents from gain. brushing only reaches 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ new kellogg's chocolate frostmmmflakes. chocolatey! mmm mmm mmmmmm yeah, cho

. >> overtime madness for kansas and duke. plus a huge welcome home for cinderella loyola chicago. >> final four. final four. >> "early today" starts right now. good morning, i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. we begin with the country at the tej of its seat. the porn star versus the president. adult form actress and porn star stormy daniels speaking on national television. she speaks of her ongoing battle against the president of the united states, alleging she had an intimate relationship with donald trump back in 2006. >> so, i excused myself and i went to the rest room. you know, i was in there for a little and came out. he was sitting on the edge of the bed when i walked out, perched. >> and when you saw that, what went through your mind? >> i realized exactly what i had gotten myself into and i was like oh. here we go. >> and you had sex with him? >> yes. >> and the interview daniels continues to demand that she be released out of her $130,000 nondisclosure agreement facilitated by trump's lawyer michael cohen a we

an autism suffers i learned do have empathy, duke of compassion.may not be able to express it as well. i stand by what i said about the libertarian architects for the self because. but what ais so grotesque abou that is they were, less than 48 hours, the agitated folks with autism. they sent the group, campus reform, against me. kim onto my campus, agitated other people, tried to get me fired, try to get replenished. this is the kind of people that had the gall to talk about free speech in our society. they are giving out cameras to young people on campuses to take -- tape their professors good and they're being trained by james o'keefe. he tracked the oy"washington post", he destroyed the career of shirley sherrod who work for the obama administration and charles coke organizations are bringing people identity teach the young people in arkansas had to attack faculty. i was at a university where students from campus reform trained by coke funded organizations that created through their dishonesty and misrepresentation of the situation there, a depa

duke eventually tied it at 57-57. 3-point duke lead, 30 seconds ago after a couple of turnovers longto tie the game. coach cane didn't call timeout and let his senior allen try to win it. dances around the rim doesn't go so we go to overtime. newman had 32 points in the game. 13 in the extra frame. good for the lead, hope running out for blue devils. allen didn't want it to be his final game. but he missed two shots from three that effectively ended it. kansas wins 85-81. they are headed to their final four since 2012. >>> deflection belt is what they call this. red raider led villanova by eight early. but then cutting bridges for a 21-15 lead. a minute to go before the break eric pascal gets the stop. the other way to the rack. nova up 13 headed to the locker room. teams combined to shoot 18% from downtown. brandon francis finally got one to drop. raiders within five at this point but they couldn't get over the hump. the sophomore from delaware had 12 points with 12 rebounds. nova headed back to the final four. their sixth trip in program history. 71-59 the final there. >>> so the f

about meetings between kansas and duke in the past. don't remember anything except this game right now. and i'm 71. i have a hard time -- what's my wife's name? it's -- you are my wife, right? for 48 years. >> his wife in the audience. >>> west virginia leading villanova in the second half. looking to block them from rolling into the elite eight. the two-handed block still trending on top-10 bleacherreport.com this morning. a few minutes later, the defending champs from two tournaments ago, villanova took over. an incredible sequence from amar'e stone who did blocking of his own followed by this emasculating dunk. the wildcats with the statement win over the mountaineers 90-78. that's it. the elite eight is set. two games tonight and two tonight including this -- and two tomorrow including this cinderella -- wait for it -- [ cheers ] >> that was the scene with loyola chicago found out they'd be playing in the elite eight. they play kansas state tonight on tbs just after 6:00 p.m. eastern. then the seminoles continue their inspiring run

jimmy: rob goodman is an old friend of mine from duke. he is my co-author on this book and an earlier book. been debateve partner since our days at duke. we wrote for the student newspaper together. when this project landed in both of our laps, we wanted to take another effort of writing together. rob is a phd candidate of political theory at columbia university. he's a friend and co-author on this book. peter: jimmy soni is an editor at the new york observer in his day job, former managing editor at the huffington post. you mentioned earlier on vannevar bush. he plays a significant role in your book. jimmy: he does. vannevar bush is one of the 20th century's leading figures in science. in claude shannon's life, he is the most important mentor that claude shannon will have. when sharon is getting ready to graduate from the university of to figure out what he is going to do with his life, he is not someone who has an extensive network of famous to figure out what he is going to do with his life, he scientific context on the east coast. he

kansas and duke, duking it out for a chance to advance to the final four.like the blue devils would kick kansas to the curb with under 30 seconds to go, down by three. two seniors stepped up. graham to mikalu, that's money talk right there. the game time three. duke would have one more shot in the final seconds. the shot is like time stood still. bounced around the rim, somehow it fell out, it doesn't go. so to overtime we go. kansas, too close for comfort right there. in overtime, it was malik newman for kansas, he scored all 13 of the points, leading the jayhawks to the win. they're on their way to the final four, in san antonio, and ten years ago, that's the exact same place kansas won the last national title. >> we do it for moments like this. and it is special, especially getting here, this same game last two years and losing it. just getting over that hump and just feels unbelievable. >> the celebration in the locker room, incredible. throwing water all over the place, so that also meant there was a party going on back on campus. one person tweeted, 1

villanova, kansas, duke restoring order.sted beyond recognition. >> stepback three. >> reporter: with west virginia's run coming to a bitter end in the sweet 16 round against the wildcats. the block party turning into a dunk fest. kansas taking it back from clemson. >> this game is over. >> reporter: and duke squeezing past syracuse overnight with a four-point win putting coach k into the elite eight for the 15th time. >> evans, three. >> reporter: with texas tech bouncing purdue, red raiders heading to their first ever trip to the elite eight. making last night a direct contrast to how the rest of this tournament has gone. tonight with the final four on the line, three seeded michigan versus nine seed florida state. >> kansas state to the elite eight. >> reporter: and in the cinderella bracket, number nine kansas state and number 11 loyola-chicago. >> honestly to be here in year four and, you know, we're in the elite eight, you know, we don't take these moments for granted. >> reporter: with their faithful companion sister

like they had some conversations like is david duke really serious? is he going to run? i don't know how often that is happening but i imagine in america in every election there is that conversation happening some of which is basically like can we get david duke elected? but then they turn around and they hear the things are talking about themselves republican front-runner. what's the relationship? i feel like this guy, or what the hell? was this? i feel you know from your. >> it was very gradual. my first encounter with donald trump was at cpac and i think 2014. cpac is the conservative political action, like kids in khakis and blazers. matthew was there picketing it and we went inside and it was this guy donald trump is going to speak after jeb bush and 81. he went there to heckle jeb bush. >> matthew was picketing cpac? >> he doesn't like the republicans because they're all traders. we saw donald trump speak and i remember just matthew was like giggling the whole time and going this as my call, he knows nothing. who does he think he is. it's going to go to jeb bush li

have been killed fifty others wounded in an attack on the military headquarters in the capital was a duke a two paramilitary gendarmes were also killed defending the french embassy and what the french prime minister is calling a terrorist attack at least eight of the attackers were killed in the resulting security operation and others are said to be on the run. you know we did you know there were a lot of shots fired in terms of everywhere. by the army headquarters at least four people were inside a car they fired there was an explosion we saw a lot of shots fired and a lot of smoke and then people started running but i sat or sun car is a freelance journalist who lives in the capital like a duke and she talked to strew the sequence of events on friday we heard. an explosion it was it can bomb you know does it disturb stuff how do you honey it was it can bomb near this place after that we heard many shards doubts are you know the prime minister under french embassy and under and that's and there was so many shot that we leave the place. after that try to go back downtown but it was very v

. ♪ >> this week on q&a, duke divinity school professor kate bowler.rofessor bowler, who is diagnosed with incurable stage iv cancer, discusses her memoir. you get the title, "everything happens for a ?"ason? >> i think it just came to me because it is one of the things people say when you are sick. surely, everything will work out and god is making away. i wrote the book to try to explore. project.heological i'm trying to dig into my own beliefs. >> how sick are you? >> this is not decorative. [laughter] it is hard, but i am doing better than a lot of people. i moved from the crisis management to the more chronic part of this, in which i live scan to scan. thankfully, so far, drugs and doctors are making a way. >> when did you first find out you had cancer? >> two years ago. 35. no cancer in my family so i did not imagine it was possible. monday out of the blue, i got a phone call that explains my serious stomach pain. >> the kind of cancer? -- what kind of cancer? >> it is colon cancer. -- i think it was hard to imagine. it is increasingly common tha

>> guest: so rob goodman is an old friend of mine from duke. he is my co-author on this book as well as an earlier book called "rome's last citizen," and, you know, rob and i have basically -- we've been debate partners sense our days at duke, we wrote for "the chronicle" together, and when this project kind of landed in both of our laps, we wanted to take another effort at writing together. and rob is a ph.d. candidate in political theory at the university of -- at columbia university. and, you know, he's a friend and co-author on this book. >> host: and jimmy soni is an editor at the new york observer in his day job, former managing editor at the huffington post. you mentioned earlier on vanabar bush. he plays a significant role in your book. >> guest: he does. so bush is one of the 20th century's leading figures in signs. and in claude -- in science. and in claude shannon's life, he is the most important mentor that shannon will have. when shannon is getting ready to graduate from the university of michigan, figure out what he's going to do

the jayhawk was the thrilling overnight victory over duke. allen. it was 85-81. malik newman with all of the points in overtime. the three-pointer from the corner. bill self headed back to the final four. in the other games, villanova defeated texas tech 71-59. the national champs headed back to the final four with their fourth straight tournament win. michigan earned the berth in the other semifinal beating florida state 58-54. wolverines streak is second to the team they face next which is america's team. loyola-chicago won 14 straight. 11th seed romped to a win over kansas state on saturday. matching the lowest seed ever to make the final four. three other 11 seeds made it and lost in the semifinals. they did not have the good luck charm 98-year-old super fan sr. jean wore a final four cap after the win. the two semifinals take place at the alamodome on saturday. should be outstanding. 550 of 17 million in the espn brackets got the final four. >> cy-- >>> global stocks falling overnight. china and the u.s. quietly started negotiations. pre

who wowed the boys and met one of the richest and most socially prestigious, the oldest son of the dukewas london's most eligible bachelor. he was heir to the chatsworth estate. he was a catch. >> duty calls. seat of the duke of devonshire. >> one would thing joe and rose would be completely thrilled that their daughter had risen to these dizzying heights, but unfortunately, billy was suitable in evway except for one. he wn't roman catholic. >> there's a complex of feelings. joseph kennedy saw a romance as a sense that the kennedys had arrived. however, what's so interesting is that rose didn't share the same sense of success. for her, kick's romance threatened her sense of identity and her sense of the family's identity. >> kick becomes the first of the kennedy children to marry, but the union is not blessed by her parents. >> her older brother joe was by her side on her wedding day and no one else. they could have been married at chatsworth with a thousand guests, but instead they were married in a registry office in which she described as a squalid affair. >> in the summer of 1944, t

a victory for the opponents of fuck even duke a campaign heavily against a peace deal with the former rebels his democratic center party emerged as the strongest force in an election seen as a test of fox entry into colombian politics it was a catastrophic defeat for the new party which took less than one percent of the vote regardless fuck will still take ten seats in the senate guaranteed to them by the peace accord many colombians would prefer to see them in jail for their decades long insurrection campaigning was marred by angry protests against their participation was. that. fox former commanders had hoped for an historic outcome. i think this is going to mark a milestone we're entering the consolidation of peace it's the first time in my life that i've voted and i do it for peace. colombia's president juan manuel santos was the man who brokered the deal that ended fox decades long insurrection. it's as if you notice these elections are very special. this is the first time in a half a century where the far right is that instead of sabotaging the elections are participating in the

in the elite eight we tip off with kansas and duke. he is looking for the 13th final four.down three. five seconds left. allen for the win. in and out we go to over time. newman who had 32 points, can't leave him alone in the corner. kansas advances to the final four. 85-81 that final. >>> villa nova. this is past dante. second half spellman. throws it down one pass. he had 11. 12 points off defender and then he clean its up here. they advance. 71-59 their final. they will face kansas while michigan gets loyolla. >> thanks. >> just ahead, blan panthers run comes to >>> tonight at 11:00 the sports team devastated after a freak accident sends a parent to the hospital. >> and a chance to learn from some of the birs. bay area labs getting ready welcome rick perry this week. >> clearly not the same guy right there. >> probably. >>> a new king at the box office. pacific rim. science fiction. black panther is now the highest grossing super hero film in north america at $631 million. the. >> the previous record was avengers. so here are the top five. pacific rim, black panther slip

meghan markle has joined prince harry and the duke and duchess of cambridge for their first officialy wanted to achieve through their charitable organisation, the royal foundation. meghan markle said she wanted to "shine a light on women feeling empowered" and would "hit the ground running" after her wedding to harry in may. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme. the coppa italia kings, juventus are through to this year's final after a 2—0 aggregate win over ata la nta. a return to the olympic fold for russia, the ioc lifts its suspension for doping. and it was an impressive opening day for hosts the netherlands at the track cycling world championships. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that holders juventus are through to the final of the coppa italia after a 2—0 aggregate win over atalanta. the seocnd leg played in the turin snow finished 1—0 with just a miralem pjanic penalty 15 minutes from the end proving the difference in the

and duke for the win. that's when we go to overtime.me, maleek newman, kansas is going to san antonio where they last won their last national championship. giants and a's at the coliseum, the giants fans had to pay extra for their parking, top two, matt joyce, a great diving catch to rob steven dugger of a hit. bases loaded next inning. now they're not loaded. a two run double off the center field wall. gone 2-0. bottom half, deep center, dugger is going to say payback for earlier. in the eighth, pablo sandoval goes yard off raul alcantra. the bay bridge series moves to at&t park on monday. we'll have the game at 7:00 p.m. followed by the giants outside. more news after the break. ♪you've got a friend in me celebrate friendship and beyond at the first ever pixar fest with all new fireworks and your favorite park parades. only at disneyland resort. chocolate ones. nutrition experts say to go ahead and enjoy that easter candy -- in moderation. one tip is to choose candies >>> is an for dying eggs and snacking on chocolate ones. one tip, c