they were both held at duke university. there he is getting off of the plane in north carolina. the dolphins and cardinals are apparently out of it. the forty-niners are getting paid manning a physical. he hopes to name a team by the end of the weekend. in baseball the national lost to the yankees' 4-3 in 10 innings today. there is a move to rename beaver stadium at penn state after george -- after joe paterno. [ male announcer ] for the dreamers... and those well gderounded. for what's around this corner... and the next. there's cash flow options from pnc. solutions to help businesses like yours accelerate receivables, manage payments and help ensure access to credit. because wknow how important cash flow is to reaching your goals. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. >> it looks like a nice thing patrick's weekend. >> i think we will be in good shape. tamara around 70 degrees. more clouds and a little cooler in the upper 60's. it will start around 70 for most of next week. >> see you at 11:00.

i went to undergrad at duke university. i went to law school at harvard. after clerking for a judge, i came out here in 1997. i have been here for the last 14 years. i have always lived in the castro. i am an attorney. i started out in private practice. i settle private law firm during complex commercial litigation. in 2002, and moved over to the sentences the city attorney's office where i worked on the trial team doing trials for the city, handling my own cases, and supervising a team of attorneys as well. >> why did you choose to live in san francisco? >> i always assumed i would go back to the philadelphia area since that is where my family is. i was always interested in san francisco in terms of what it is as a city, its culture, it's amazing lgbt community. i came out here for a summer, fell in love with it. i have been interested in politics since i was a kid. i worked on campaigns as a teenager. i was involved campaign against senator jesse helms when i was in college. when i cannot hear, and was not initially involved politically. -- when i came o

researchers at duke university have an understanding of a key molecule that transports the drugs into cells. it could allow doctors to use lower doses of the medicines that trigger side effects. >>> circumcision may help men's health later in life. men who are circumcised before their first sexual encounter are 15% less likely to contract disease. >>> a study in the journal of pediatrics found a child treated in an emergency room -- every six minutes with a stair- related injury. the best ways to avoid accidents are to keep stair ways clear of debris and to install gates at the top and bottom of stairs. >>> some dc high school students got to explore their future this weekend. the smart college expo took place on the grounds of trinity college in northeast washington. dozens of colleges were there to meet prospective students. >> some of the issues they are facing are, they select the school based on where their friends go or something they look in a magazine and read online. they don't do real research to find out what is really happening a school. >>> the students that are there got

. >> although he appeared to look good in this video of him practicing at duke university last week, he has had three necks surgeries, did not play at all last week, and will soon turn 36. some say even if he played well, he might not be worth it. >> we cannot afford to climb through that window, given the team we have now. i would say we are two or three years away from being a contender. >> the future of the team might be a little bit younger at this point. >> i would prefer us to go with robert griffith. >> don't fans what the redskins to do whatever it takes to draft the eighth sighting -- the exciting quarterback from baylor? others say you cannot pass up the chance when you are a team where quarterbacks have not been setting the world on fire. >> he is peyton manning. we need somebody to command this team. >> meanwhile the flu to brothers say the skins should go with manning and griffin. >> it would be great if we had the money to get both of them. >> some d.c. sports fans we talked to tonight said it may not be the best long-term thing to go for peyton manning but if they did

>> duke university student of law. >> i thought so because i've read some of your papers over the years. >> well, hopefully you'll still answer my questions. the report has gotten lots of reports that the result of regulation will drive these transactions offshore but the risk will remain here. i'm not a commodities perp, i just wonder what reassurance can you provide me that the press is wrong on this? >> well, i think this is -- it is true that risks and money knows no geographic boundary. it's the click of a mouse that sends it around the globe. that is why we here have been working so closely with europeans and asians and australians on financial reform. but i do think that we can't forget the financial crisis that we had here, and that congress moved ahead with the president to say we've got to shine a bright light on these markets. i think that the american public benefits by that. if you transact here, in this country, you have a u.s. party, even if it's a cross border traps action, that u.s. party has to get the benefit of transparency and the benefits of lower risk. if a transa

in fact, in 2010 i think at duke university, he made a statement that we have hired 50 lawyers, ph.ds and mba to basically terrorize the financial services industry. that gives me great pause when anybody like that is being recommended to your agency, if they have the attitude going in that they're there to terrorize the industry they have oversight over. what is your reaction to that? >> i don't have any particular reaction. i'm not familiar with the quote. >> does that sound like somebody you would be interested in hiring? >> with everybody we think about hiring, we would want to look at the full picture. we want a range of viewpoints. but look, we're

days ago this but it did -- video surfaced of him on the campus of duke university.ms may be giving him a phone call. washington fans seem split on whether they should be one of them. >> we need somebody to command the team. he is the guy. >> he has a small window. we can -- cannot afford to do that with the team we have now. >> a lot of people hoping they will draft a quarterback. a lot of speculation about robert griffin coming out of baylor university. the press conferences scheduled for noon today. we will have a full wrap up at noon. >> in addition to super tuesday the other big story today, just a few hours from apple's big announcement. >> in today's tech bytes, all eyes are on apple. the company is expected to unveil its third degeneration ipad. many think it will put the ipad 2 on sale. artists' preferred to use a styluses. they give high marks to this brush. >> this is a stylus made to look like a paintbrush. the bristles are designed to enable a touch with the ipad screen. >> it will run you about $39. american express is using twitter to a teller card hol

researchers from duke university medical center found depression affected 18% of stroke patients threeonths after hospitalization. it also affected 14% of patients who survived what's called a transient escemic attack, also known as a mini stroke. many were not treated with antidepressant therapy. the studies highlight the importance of depression screening among stroke survivors. >>> new research shows a link between alcohol consumption and breast cancer. light drinking increases the disease by 4%. light drinking is defined at one drink or less a day. there's an increased relative risk compare would not drinking at all. >> $540 million. that's what all these people are lined up for. their chances to win the largest lottery jackpot in history. >> back here in 10 minutes. live storm tracker show s some green on it. there's rain ahead your way this weekend. in... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad a

friday, a duke university, manning and the broncos agreed to a five-year deal worth $96 million.et $18 of that guaranteed in 2012 and if he passes a physical, he's guaranteed another $40 million over the next two seasons. what does this mean for tim tebow? the breakout star led to a playoff win, but elway was never sold. a florida team would be interested. lesli, back to you. >>> still ahead, casting ballots in tonight's illinois primary may be easier said than done. we'll tell you why. >> this is bruce johnson. almost two years ago, four young people were killed on the steps. six were wounded, and the mother of one of the dead got a major victory. not in the courtroom, but in d.c. council chambers. >> queen elizabeth reflects on her 60 year reign at a rare event here in london. i'm tina. i'll have the story coming up. >>> tonight, the president's reelection campaign is distancing itself from robert deniro. the actor, jokingly suggested that america is not ready for a white first lady. the republican candidate, newt gingrich, called the comment inexcusable. the first lady's calle

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familiar with the situation confirmed that he worked out for jim harbaugh earlier this week at duke university. this is the first time the niners have been mentioned among the list of teams looking at signing him. >> portions of the documents involving the pepper spray incident at davis is now open to the public. it's up to the university to decide when you will see it. >> and to the rescue the video that just came in to the newsroom of a dog plucked to safety from rushing water. >> our next storm is racing toward the bay area right now. i will tell you where the heaviest downpour is. also the time with the forecast model and highlight the thunderstorm chances as we head in to the weekend. getting ready to plant? chances are your soil is like this: compacted, drained of nutrients. it'll hold your plants... but it'll also hold 'em back. the solution: miracle-gro garden soil. the perfect mix of rich, organic ingredients, and miracle-gro plant food. just mix it in. and turn bad soil into great soil. helps plants grow twice as big. instead of holding 'em back, they'll leap ahead. miracle-gro garde

. >> durham, north carolina, the home of duke university. home to this low rare low bridge. a clearance of only 11 feet, 8 inches which is clearly marked here. and here. >> some of the trucks when they pull up, they look like sardine cans that have been opened, so we call it the can opener. >> ever since henn moved to durham from germany in the 1990s, he's been fascinated by the city's history. and the bridge at the center of so many accidents. >> the buildings here were built around the early 20th century. the tobacco warehouses, around 1904. that's probably around the time >> that this bridge was built, and i suspect clearance wasn't a big issue then. >> but as trucks grow taller over the years, the bridge doesn't. >> i found photos on the website of truck crashes from the '40s and '50s and '60s. >> intrigued by the sheer volume of accidents at the bridge he sets out to document exactly how many occur. >> we were wondering if we could record the crashes to get a more accurate record of the frequency of these crashes. i have a camera set up

and jim harbaugh and the offensive coordinator, greg roman, went to duke university, worked him out onuesday. and right now, as we stand on a friday, the denver broncos, the tennessee titans, and the san francisco 49ers are in the race to sign peyton manning as quarterback for the 2012 season. >> thank you very much. >>> tonight, san jose police are on the hunt for a man and a woman believed to be responsible for several carjackings, robberies, and a home invasion. 39-year-old roland ramirez and 28-year-old francesca galope are from san jose. ramirez stole an sfruf a south san jose gas station last night and led police on a short high speed chase on highway 85 before police called off the pursuit. then at about 4:00 this morning, officers located another stolen car linked to ramirez in front of a home on blossom avenue near blossom hill road and highway 85. officers spotted a man matching ramirez's description looking through the window of a home. police and swat teams surrounded the house. officers went inside several hours later, but it was empty. >> this is about the third suspect i

that brings me back to not renew your period just before a 10 duke university, i am on narnia, blind. every step i was taking us to the young punk independent guy who wanted to do everything himself, did need help, didn't need assistance. so again, breaking down and i know my friends make fun of me. i don't think i can make it. man i was worse. i'm probably going to die on this mountain. avalanche is going to come. i'm too tired. but again, i came to that choice. i have to do it with other people's decisions in god's decisions. so i oscillate guy, a medic in the right steps quirks of course the answer was no, you're not your tenacious little small things like that i was able to start pushing forward. and again making change to finally something i'm not really that day come a beautiful sunny day out. it was awesome and i felt like i was on top of the mountain. but it is funny that it wasn't these little problems or i could say actually big problems that were the end of minister problems in my life. i was blind. and the issues that have, whether he can in lost the palo alto sidewalks, n

manning reportedly worked out for head coach jim harbaugh this week at duke university. his passing section was described as very impressive. former colts quarterback also underwent a physical exam. the niners, broncos and titans are all considering manning. and peyton manning could make a decision as early as monday. >> that would be big! >> very big. and a huge break in gas prices in the sacramento area. the deal that had drivers lining up around the block. >> dryer weather outside this morning. scattered showers in the forecast for today. and some showers may include a little bit of thunder and hail. we'll talk about what you can expect for your area, coming up! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. time now -- i don't center the time! there it s7:53. if you own a civic hybrid you could be getting cash now that i judge has approved a settlement in a lawsuit against honda. although some say it's not enough. the class-action suit was filed over honda's mileage claims. the civic hybrid promised to get 50 miles to the gallon. but thousands of drivers say it does no

and she doesn't think she was visiting professor at duke university sanford institute of public policyor she was an undergraduate and where i in rabid librarian. after serving as a visiting fellow at harvard university's center on the best politics public policy. currently she also hosts a monthly programs for bloomberg television as judy was great. then they turn the program now to you, judy. welcome. >> thank you very much. [applause] i am delighted to be here for so many reasons because this is a wonderful book that my friend, barbara franklin has produced. i urge all of you to read if you haven't already. i'm delighted to be here because this is international women's day, so the timing is perfect. it is a day when we celebrate the accomplishments of women not just in this country, but around the world at the same time we considered in many regards, in many respects how far women have yet to go. i know this has been a day to think about that as we showed every day. but of course today in particular. but the timing, barbara for this program could not be more special, more fortuitous.

. >> really, really, really good. 20 years ago, duke university was number one in college basketballhe co-executive producers are grant hill and christian laettner. they were two of the top playerplayers grant and christian, welcome to studio 57. good to see you here. i will never forget the moment when you turned around at half court almost and hit that shot that beat kentucky. >> grant, did you think that ball was going in? >> well, when christian caught it, i knew it was going in. people hadn't realized, he hadn't missed a shot that game. he had 30 point, 9 for 9. 10 tore 10 from the field. i wanted to deliver and get it to him and one he got it, he took a dribble. i was like no, no don't dribble. but he obviously knew what he was doing. the fact that 20 years later we still talk about that shot and that play as one of the best in the history -- >> not only that, one of the best college sport game ever if not the greatest. >> you still feel it, grant. i love in the documentary. what i love in the video is the euphoria and the thrill and the joy, the pure joy that you see on the co

. >> really, really, really good. 20 years ago, duke university was number one in college basketball is celebrated in a new documentary "duke '91 and 'the -- 91 back to back." >> two of the producers are here with us. grant and christian, good to see you. i will never forget the moment when you turned around at half court almost, you know, and hit that shot that beat kentucky. grant, did you think that ball was going in? >> well, when christian caught it, i knew it was going in. people don't realize, he hadn't missed a shot that whole game. he had 30 points. he was 9 for 9 from the free throw line, 10 for 10 from the field. i just wanted to make sure i could deliver it. once he got it, he took a dribble. he obviously knew what he was doing. the fact that 20 years later we still talk about that shot and that play as one of the best in history. >> not only that, it's considered one of the greatest college sports games ever, if not the greatest. >> what i love when i look at that video, guys, is the euphoria and the thrill and the joy, the pure joy you see on the court. you said, grant,

he attended duke university and northwestern law school and clerked for a federal judge in the seventh circuit. for six years, he was an assistant u.s. attorney, a prosecutor, and he has received numerous recognition for his work and private practice. as part of our bipartisan selection process, senator kirk has chosen jay tharp, i have chosen mr. lee. we have done this in the most cooperative way possible. i think it's time for the senate to move ahead with the floor votes on these two nominees and all the nominees. if a senator has an objection to one of these nominees, let's call it for a vote. they can vote no. and if they don't get a majority vote, they won't be approved. that is the way the chamber is supposed to work. good, decent americans like john lee, jay tharp shouldn't put their lives on hold when they have volunteered to be nominees to the federal court. in most instances, those who step up and ask for this opportunity at public service are actually taking a cut in pay from what they could be paid in private practice. they are willing to make the sacrifice, their families

you-tube video that surfaced last week purportedly showed him practicing at duke university. >> i think he'll come back with a vengeance and we'll be hurt. >> the colts expected to use their number one draft pick on andrew luck, considered the best quarterback in the draft. but it's clear whoever takes over the house that manning built will have big shoes to fill. for "cbs this morning," whit johnson. >>> i would love to see him in new york where his brother is. >> that would be a little rivalry. giants and jets. >> where -- >> i hope my husband is not too upset. he's a colts fan. he's still preparing for this. >> indiana colts fan? >> yes, big time. >>> time to show you some of the headlines. an 81-year-old rhode island woman claimed a $336 million powerball jackpot. the boston globe reports that louise white bought the ticket last month while shopping for rainbow sherbert. after she won she put the ticket in her bible and slept with it. >> haven't heard about rainbow sherbert in a while. two parents suing the school that he can peld their hearing impaired daughter. she was kicked out

youtube video that surfaced last week purportedly showed him practicing at duke university. >> i think he'll come back with a vengeance and we'll be hurt. >> reporter: as for the colts, they're expected to use their number one draft pick on stanford's andrew luck, considered the best quarterback in the draft. but it's clear whoever takes over the house that manning built will have big shoes to fill. for "cbs this morning", whitt johnson. >>> i would love to see him in new york where his brother is. >> boy, that would be a little rivalry. jients and jets. >> i hope my husband is not too upset. he's a big colts fan. he's preparing for the luck era. >> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. an 81-year-old rhode island woman has claim a $336 million power ball jackpot. the boston globe reports that louise white bought the ticket last month while she was shopping for rainbow sherbert after she won white put the ticket inside her th >>> this national weather report sponsored by starbucks, where you can get the espresso drinks you love hot or iced. >>> we'll take you inside the ba

pulled off one of the biggest upsets in tournament history, defeating four-time national champion duke university, 75-70. that shocker came after another number 15 seed norfolk bead missouri, 86-84. the third round begins with three big east and three big ten conferences in action. that's the news. now let's get look at the weather with bill karins.karins. >>> what a beautiful st. paddy's day it will be in many areas of the country with the exception of the west coast. california picked up a lot of snow in the central sierra. that snow is moving southward and even mountains outside of l.a. will get snow over the next 24 hours. as far as what we're dealing with now, that rain will head into l.a. later this morning. right now fresno is getting heaviest of the rain. snow in white. heavy amounts of snow as much as two feet in the mountains and eventually the mountains of l.a. and mountains up on rim in arizona will deal with snow. while chicago is in shorts. everyone else on the west coast is struggling. that's a look at your national forecast. here's a look at the weather outside your window. >> goo

pulled off one of the biggest upsets in tournament history, defeating four-time national champion duke university, 75-70. that shocker came after another number 15 seed norfolk bead missouri, 86-84. the third round begins with three big east and three big ten conferences in action. that's the news. now let's get look at the weather with bill karins. >>> and oh what a beautiful st. paddy's day it's going to be with the exception, the west coast. our friends dealing with snow. california picked up a lot of it, especially in the central sierra. now that snow is moving southward and even the mountains outside of l.a. will be getting snow. that rain will be heading to l.a. a little later this morning. right now fresno getting heaviest of rain. we're seeing heavy amounts of snow, as much as two feet in the mountains and eventually the mountains of l.a. and the rim of arizona will be dealing with snow too. so, chicago, while you're in >> here's what the inner harbor looked like. plenty of sunshine mild again for around 70 for the high. >>> vial >>> i'll have more on this crazy weather later in the show.

there was a study done by a duke university professor who figured 45% of the behaviors with edo everythat you've just got to try to work with or adapt in some way or live with? >> none. in fact, this is really important thing of this science is that we know from laboratory experiences that any habit can be changed. doesn't matter how old you are, it doesn't matter how engrained the behavior is. once you understand how to take a habit apart, you can reconstruct it however you want. >> talk a little bit about those habits, the bad habits that turn into addictions. when you talk about alcoholism or smoking. >> one of the really interesting things is most things we think of as addictions is habits. you're only addicted to nicotine for about 100 hours after your last cigarette. yet people crave a cigarette two weeks, two months or two years after they quit. they'll sit down with their morning paper and want to smoke. that's the habit exerting itself. the key to overcoming that habit, to changing that habit is to figure out what reward nicotine used to give you. it might have been the burst

nunly at duke university. d to give him a little plug. >> oh, i see, it all goes back to duke. >> duke film, duke doctors. no, i'm thankful to be still playing and obviously i've had some adversity, but you know, i'm enjoying it. i'll be 40 this year and still going out and having fun, living the dream, playing basketball on cnn talking with you, so i'm having a blast. >> you are a lucky pan. let me ask you something. i'm dying to ask you about jeremy lin. you've dealt with expectations and the highs and the lows and you've come out on top and jeremy lin is doing great. what do you say to him? >> wow! first of all, what he's been doing has been extremely impressive and certainly everyone's been captivated by his play and how he's handled himself with grace. i think for him just to continue to work hard, it doesn't seem like he takes himself too serious. he's very grounded and he's a very intelligent guy and went to harvard and played for tommy who went to duke and coached at duke. so it always comes back to duk

>> there is like him at duke university actually throwing a football 50 yards.o the people are saying he looks better now. >> right. that's sad. that's sad. >> i don't see how they can do it. he's been there all that time and built that stadium. >> you have to move on. you cannot rest on the past. >> wow. >> andrew lock, who is the future in indianapolis. >> you're hard core on that. >> in modern sports, given the size of the contracts, learning how to cut the ties is as important as the original signings in the first place. >> i've seen andrew play. he's going to be an incredible addition. >> is he too vanilla? >> i can't believe you said that. and he said you're playing the race card. that's funny. >>> still ahead this morning on "starting point," paying -- taking the blame for those bounties in the nfl for big hits. we'll tell you what they're saying this morning. >>> ve we showed you, running into sarah palin at her hometown polling station. not only is she not ruling out a presidential bid in 2016, she also had something to say about rush limbaugh's critics

pro, espn radio called lehigh university a true cinderella team after they beat duke. con, rush limbaugh called them a bunch of sluts. [ laughter ] i guess -- i guess he's a duke fan. [ applause ] pro, the field has currently been narrowed down to 16. con, so has the list of potential fathers of snooki's baby. [ cheers and applause ] i'm still in. i'm still in the tournament. my brackets are looking good. i think it's jaleel white. [ light laughter ] pro, painting your face, buying a keg of beer and inviting all of your friends over to root for your alma mater. con, then finding out the university of phoenix online doesn't have a basketball team. [ laughter and applause ] i thought i saw that in a commercial. i thought they said they got a great basketball team. i'll play for it. if the university of phoenix online wants a basketball team, i will start for you guys. [ laughter ] pro, for players, the end of each game is the most thrilling 30 seconds in college.

. >> researchers at duke university and the university of miami held mock elections and found that voters preferred candidates with deeper, lower pitched voices over those with high pitched tones. >> that's why richard simmons will not be president. why they say they found them stronger and more competent. by the way, the deep voice theory also applied to female candidates. those are your headlines. >> really? >> nice. >> 4 minutes after the top of the hour. >> big party in washington, d.c. last night, we weren't invited. the first family throwing their biggest state dinner honoring the british prime minister and his lovely wife. >> latest on the details and the party that happened in washington, d.c., peter doocy. peter? >> brian, on tuesday night, you remember, president obama took british prime minister david cameron to ohio for a basketball game and a hot dog. last night, the affair was a little fancier and they didn't have to leave the white house because prime minister cameron and his wife samantha were the honored guested at the big state dinner and some really famous people got wa

>> i'm with duke university -- >> i thought so because i've read some of your pieces over the years. >> well, hopefully, you'll still answer my question. [laughter] how sanguine are you that the press has got lots of reports that the result of regulation in these areas will just drive these transactions offshore, but the risk will remain here? you know, i'm not a commodities person, i just wonder what reassurance can you provide me that the press is just wrong on this? >> well, i think this is -- it is true that, um, risk and money knows no geographic border or boundary. it's a click of a mouse or an algorithmic trading system that sends it around the globe. and that is why we here have been working so closely with europeans and asians on -- and australians on financial reform. but i do think that we can't forget the financial crisis that we had here and that congress moved ahead with the president to say we've got to shine a bright light on these markets. i think that the american public benefits by that. if you transact here in this country, you have a u.s. party, even if it's a cr

. >> i am from duke university school of law. >> i thought so. >> hopefully you'll still answer my question. the press has a lot of reports that say the result of regulation in this area will just drive these transactions offshore. i am not a commodities person. i just wonder what reassurance you can provide brigid >> it is true that -- can provide. >> it is true that risk and money do not know geographic boundaries. a click of a mouse cents at around the globe. that is why we have been working so closely with the europeans, asians, and australians on financial reform. i do think that we cannot forget the financial crisis that we set -- that we had here and the congress moved ahead with the president to say we have to shine a bright light on these markets. the american public benefit by that. if you transact in this country, you have a u.s. park, even if it is a cross border transaction -- you have the benefits of transparency and lower risk. if a transaction happens in china, that is another matter. if it is cross border and it really affects the u.s., we have to bring that transparency. i

duke university law school spent i've also. i have read some of your papers over the years spent hopefully he will still answer my question. [laughter] >> housing would argue, the press has lost her reports the result of regulation in this area which is dried these transactions offshore, but the risk will remain here, particularly among financial pashtun i'm not a commodities person. i just wonder what reassurance can you provide that the president is wrong on this be? it is true that risk and money knows no geographic border or better. it's a click of a mouse or an algorithmic trading system that sends it around the globe. and that is why we here have been working so closely with the europeans and asians and australians, on financial refo reform. but i do think that we can't forget the financial crisis that we have here, and that congress moved ahead with the president to say we've got to shine a bright light in these markets. i think that the american benefits by that. if you transact here, in this country, you have a u.s. pa

in 2010, at duke university, he made a statement that says that we have hired 50 lawyers to basically the financial service industry. that gives me great pause when someone like that is being recommended for your agency. if they have added to growing in -- attitude going in -- what is your reaction to this quote? >> i do not have a reaction to that quote. we want to look at the full picture. we are looking for a responsible balance perspective on the problems that we are facing. frankly whether we hire someone or not, in this particular situation you're raised, that is news to me. we are getting input from people who have a lot of different perspectives. some like the banks and some do not. we want to get all of those perspectives as three deal with these hard issues. >> use a they believe that everyone should have even oversight. if you are to to your words, i think that he would have a difficult time getting employed with the agency. >> i think the premise of the question is mistaken. >> another question, you have rule-making authority. >> we make strenuous effort as our statute tel

duke street. dale city to 610. route 1 to eisenhower. university to new hampshire. baltimore avenue to the parkway. slow traffic on the outer loop. carter rock to 66. back to you in the studio. >> still to come, you have the application and the interview, now see why some prospective employers want to get into your facebook page before making you an offer. >> a four-legged friend with a special gift. >> a five-year old boy is getting help keeping diabetes and check thanks to a special four-legged friend. >> this was an extremely exciting thing to watch. i never heard of such a thing. did you know a labrador dog sense of smell as 1000 times more sensitive than that of humans? it is no wonder these stocks are being trained to use that ability to help diabetes. >> 70-year old harley look like any other black leather. her job is to stay might well to let him know when his blood glucose levels spikes too high or dips too low. >> it is an odor your body produces. >> treading labradors is pretty new. >> it is a lot light trading drive bond -- drug dogs or bomb dogs. >> she alerted him six times that his l

lehigh university defeating duke, 75-70. that shocker came after another number 15 seed, norfolk state beat missouri, 86-84. the third round begins today with three big east and three big ten conference teams in action. >>> that's the news, now a look at the weather with bill karins. >>> happy st. patrick's day today is brought to you by the new non-alcoholic bailey's coffee creamers. >>> oh, what a beautiful st. patrick's day in some areas of the country, the exception the west coast, dealing with snow. california picked up a lot of it in the central sierra from tahoe to reno, now the snow is moving south whardward southward. the mountains in l.a. will be getting snow. the rain will be heading to l.a. later. fresno getting the heaviest of the rain. snow shown in white. heavy amounts of snow, two feet in the mountains, eventually the mountains of l.a. and arizona will be dealing with snow, too. chicago in shorts everyone else on the west coast is >>> after very soggy night we're seeing a few showers mainly on the coast now a

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university! dream killers ruining everybody's brackets on friday, beating duke in a 75-70 victory. went on to get crushed by xavier -- hold o. but they still made the mountain hawks and every alumni of lehigh university very proud. so congratulations, boys! >> you should get that helium all the time. >> i am going to protect my integrity and not do helium. i will not reduce myself to the helium talking. i will talk about tim tebow because big announcement myby my hometown, denver broncos are paiking up peyton manning for a cool $96 million and there are rumors that tebow will go to miami, maybe flor day. i think jacksonville, north florida group. went, he went to florida. i think tebow in florida makes a lot of sense and jacksonville makes more sense. >> you sucked helium on national television. >> this is an important story. in a way, i was make a stand i. against birthday parties or for helium? >> good question. >> a balloon that costs $100 is ridiculous. >> isn't that what chou wants to do with gas. >> they are giving up a very good quarterback for a guy who is the walking wound

lehigh university shocked the world and beat duke! they beat duke! >> it's only the top 32.t it. >> beat duke! four-time national champions. >> forget about it. >> lehigh, bethlehem. >> let it go, let it go. >> we're going to have to take this segment to the green room. avery and richard, thanks so much. appreciate it. good to see you guys. all the best in your brackets. >>> all right, so this case is another case we've talked about extensively. i guess i could have asked them to weigh in on this too. ex-illinois governor rod blagojevich. he made his case to colorado earlier this week, now serving his 14-year sentence at a federal prison. per usual, he didn't go without a peep. >> that's the thought that makes my heart, the thought that people out there might think that i broke the law. this is a process that's ongoing. the decision went against me and now i have to carry some of the burdens. >> rod blagojevich, parting words before serving time. >>> coming up, we'll look at some video that's gone viral on the internet. take a look right now and you'll understand y a lonely

universities. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome peter clement. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, duke. it's a pleasure to be here. it's always a delight to find a lot of people who share a common love and interest in history. i'm a big history fan, and i'm especially glad to be here today to introduce our featured speaker. there's a biography of mr. oleg kalugin in your program. on page 66 chlt i'm not going to walk through his curriculum vitae, i would rather tell you a short anecdote on my perspective of him. as you probably deduced, he's one of the rare individuals we don't get to see very much of because he was a member of the kgb, a very senior member of the kgb. when i was an analyst back in the '80s during the reagan years, looking at soviet foreign policy,one of my tasks in my various accounts was to figure out, why was it that the soviets do what they do? what are the real policy intentions? what motivates them to do the various things they're doing, say, in the third world. why are they in cuba or mozambique or ethiopia? i decided i really needed to get to the bottom of this,