diagnosed with early stage breast cancer are getting more radiation than they need according to duke universityat 40,000 cases, six in ten women could have been safely treated with a shorter duration of radiation or none at all. the cost of overtreatment is not only emotional and physical, it's financial too. the study claims $164 million a year is being spent unnecessarily. >> the new jersey legislature has unanimously approved a bill to give drivers a break before losing their license. right now they can suspend a license when they find that someone failed to pay a parking ticket. the new bill would notify the driver and give them time to pay the ticket before lotsing their license. >> two kids that crashed their dad's big interview on the bbc are bag. professor robert kelly was doing a skype interview from his home in seoul, south korea when his daughter walked in followed by her brother in his walker and mom, a bit panicked, pulled them away from the camera. the family appeared on the bbc saying it wasn't so funny at the time. >> we were worried a little bit. >> we were worried that the bbc

duke university researchers did the largest study of its kind, after attracting overweight and sedentary volunteers the clear winner was aerobic exercise by a lot. weight they gained was lean mass, but the cardio people lost weight. >>> a woman in new york went to extreme lengths to get her wedding rings back. shannon accidently threw her wedding band into the trash on saturday. once we realized the mistake she shifted through the building crash and came up empty. she ended up going to the dump in new jersey where the trash was taken. with the help of three sanitation workers they found the missing ring in less than an hour. >> they could have spent that time at the jewelry store. >> that would have been more expensive. >> get the cheapest ring they have. i'm glad they found the ring. up next in the morning buzz,eptt because of a common piece of clothing. the airline is saying it's not about there tickets see that in the morning buzz. >>> a car crashes in an animal hospital. "g.m.a.'s" first look.eporter: ' family newly released video of the 15-year-old with her brother will help the pub

lauren: and he's not coach k, he's coach dan brooks who's built his own dynasty at duke university.st think that being in the present and being involved in the process, i want to be known as a coach that did that and that women's golf has gotten better because i was part of it. lauren: then we journey down to kenya where a 12 year-old volleyball phenom has olympic aspirations.

researchers at duke university say primate testing also allowed them to develop prosthetic arms and legsmmunicate directly with the human brain. carrie: these are areas in which we just haven't developed sort of alternative technologies that allow us to replace non-human primates. bigad: you don't believe the science is there yet? carrie: the science is not there yet. bigad: but critics point to problems over how researchers are caring for the animals. not including federal facilities, there are 159 primate research centers throughout the us. sixty-nine percent have been cited over the past three years, with seventy-seven violations directly impacting the health of animals. uc davis is home to one of the largest research centers in the country, with more than 6,000 primates. lindsey ruben: that's absolutely almost unfathomable. that's a huge amount of animals bigad: lindsey ruben and other critics of the university's primate program stage silent protests on campus each month to raise awareness. lindsey: we feel that the science that they're doing can't be trusted if they can't keep their

researchers at duke university looked at data from six years ago and they discovered more than half the woman who avoided radiation or had a shorter course still got the six-week treatment cutting back does not reduce risk of recurrence and saves millions of dollars. more women are receiving shorter did six years ago. >>> and you mentioned the weather after the snow, wind and rain. comes the flood. a storm drain in milford, connecticut, are clogged with ice from yesterday's storm and during the high tide this afternoon, water has been collecting in the streets. now, eventually that water will drain, but until then waist-deep water. >>> here at home most of us did not have to deal with all that much snow. all things considered and with a lot of folks getting the day off of work and school, a lot of you had the chance to take part in the snow stick challenge. we are going to meet the winner, but, first, got to bring out the judges. >> who's going to get the stick? it's judgment day. and we have scores and scores of entries. kids, pets, all sorts of people doing their best. st. paddy's day

feeds belonging to duke university, bbc north america and even amnesty international sent out messagesurkish that included swastikas and hashtags that translated to nazi germany and nazi holland. twitter says it appears to be part of growing tensions between turkey and holland. jonathan: developments from the breaking news last night at 11:00. today the justice department detailing indictments against four people they say hacked yahoo!. elizabeth hur has how the investigators tracked them down. reporter: they indicted four people, including two russian intelligent agents accusing them of stealing the personal information of millions of yahoo! users. >> both f.s.b. officers protected, directed, facilitated and paid criminal hackers to collect information the united states and elsewhere. elizabeth: the breach affected 500 million yahoo! accounts and the indictment alleges two criminal hackers just wanted money while the two officers of the russian federal service f.s.b. used a stolen information to spy on specific dissidents including russian and u.s. government officials. >> these were

two duke university researchers studied 119 overweight volunteers for eight months. they tracked people doing cardio or recess tans training or a bomb i can nation of both. in the end, combination of both -- sorry, people who did just cardio shed the most pounds but people who did healthy of aerobic and resistance exercise had a better ratio of the fat to lean muscle mass. larry: the white house insists that healthcare reform is not finished and this comes amidst the signs that the trump administration is moving to other issues after the last week's failure to repeal obamacare. reporter: president trump looking t beyond the healthcare debacle. he made clear what he wants to focus on. >> emyou powering and promoting women in business is a priority in the trump administration. >> washington still assessing what went wrong when president trump and speaker ryan failed to broker a deal to repeal and replace obamacare. pinning the blame on the conservative wing of the republican party, saying democrats are smiling in d.c. that the freedom caucus with the health for growth

that is according to a new stud friday duke university medical certainty.earch shows that theave fourf radiation instead of the usual six weeks. listen up, there are fruits to eat to fight off the skin conditions. medical experts say manghost and strawberries have properties that fight inflammation and figs have moleourth doctor if you have any questions. >>> actor ben affleck is opening up but his struggle with alcohol now that he is out oe posted he recently finished being treated for alcoholism, this is his second stint in rehab, oscar winner recently stepped down from his job directing the next batman movie but still plans to star in the film. >> katie and meisha listen up, new kid on the block they are back. boy band got music video for their new song one more night, first sing from their upcoming ep called faithful released, for may 12th. >>> disney's beauty and beast has not hit theaters yet but has already broken a record, according to fandango, live action film has set a new ticket sales bench mark, service says movie is now, its number one family

. >> duke university conducted the largest of its kind to combine cardio and weights and a combinationer ate months of training 120 over weight engineers, they sayy aerobic exercise. the cardio group lost more weight despite exercising 47rcis minutes left. the combination group improvedir their body composition best losing fat while adding someng lien mass. that's what most people want too do.do >> exactly. but there's the whole less time is pretty appealing as well. it's very easy to get on the treadmill, put your book, an ipad and just get lost in it. > coming up at 5:30 a victim assaulted while on the metro met train. we have details of the crime and we'll tell you whom exactly police are searching for replace her. the pain is so deep.ep a popular toy turned out to be deedily. why a whoever board is beings blamed for taking a life of a young girl. then winter's revenge. we continue to follow this. hi, gwen. your concerns about the storm and jennifer reagan has wherein in and what she's wanting to know are predictions, what about school closings? what about closings elsewhere.cl weos

on monday the social media chief met with students at duke university and north carolina ant universityombatting fake news. on sunday, he visited the historic mother emmanuel church in charleston. the scene of that horrific mass murder in 2015. all of this travel, only fueling the rumors that he's considering running in the next presidential election. >>> still ahead, the netherlands about to elect the man dubbed the dutch donald trump. plus, we'll get a live report on that. that is really just it there. >> this is a serious problem when we have members of our military denigrating female marines who will give their life to this country in the way they have with no response from leadership. i can tell you, your answers today are unsatisfactory. >> kristin jill grand gigillibr the top commander over his surprising session to congress, next. boost it's about moving forward not back. it's looking up not down. it's feeling up thinking up living up. it's being in motion... in body in spirit in the now. boost. it's not just nutrition. it's intelligent nutrition. with 26 vitamins and minerals a

a new duke university study says some women with breast cancer are getting more radiation than they need. it says 57% of women who could have avoided treatment or received a shorter course still got the traditional six-week treatment costing millions of dollars. a day of digging out for people living in parts of southern new york state. as much as 30 inches of snow fell on middletown, new york, on tuesday. the heavy, wet snow from the nor'easter, buried cars and made travel extremely difficult. >> a hotel staffed mostly by robots is opening in japan. nine types are featured, including that little guy to welcome and entertain guests and also clean the lob by. human staff are available to help maintain the 140 robots on site. i'm not sure how i would feel with one of those things greeting me at the lobby desk. >> yeah, right. i don't know either. josh said it looks terrifying. >> it does, it does. i'll see you later, scotty. >> all right. sue herera. >>> european markets are closing, the ftse, dax, cac, all finishing up. big story out of europe is the dutch election. we are following that

was an associate professor of anthropology at ucla and visiting instructor in anthropology in duke university. in 2011 she co-wrote a common sense approach to global security. she has conducted field research in somalia and fort bragg and wrote a book called networks of disillusion, somalia undone in 1995. her list of scholarly articles is six pages long. but she has been in all the major publications, "new york times," "washington post," "boston globe" and "african news." she was also involved in politics for a while. she was an assistant to the governor of arizona, bruce babbitt and a speech writer for jimmy carter. i became aware of her when she wrote "the company they keep: life inside the u.s. army special forces." she applied what she knew about anthropology to analyze that special culture of special operations. in that we have something in common because i'm a civilian but i have such enormous respect for the culture of people who serve, the rough men who defend our country. i think their interests, everything they believe needs to be given more study and more awareness and that's why

and if you ever get a chance, go to duke university if you want to know the contamination that happened study for us.and it proves the very toxic wastewater. i am going to read this. we stand in solidarity with native nations and indigenous people of the world to protect mother earth for future generations. we must do right in protecting our communities from interests motivated by greed.we must stand together to support our common values, be heard and bring change. with that this is my daughter maria deville. [cheering] >> well hello everyone. my name is maria deville. i -- my native american name is yellow rose. i'm also vice president of the modern-day warriors, grassroots group. i would group was created because we witnessed the environmental impact from oil and gas and from a petition now created on change.org. and the pipeline to be constructed and i also like to think the indigenous environmental network as an opportunity to speak at an opportunity to represent. thank you. [cheering] >> okay one quick housekeeping thing.if you are up there -- please come meet us behind the stage.

five years later she graduated from duke university with degrees in computer science, economics and asters in business. and a job offer from ibm, when little known star-up caught her eye. >> i came out and interviewed with microsoft. and i just thought, oh, my, gosh. i have to work at this company. they are changing the world. and if i get an offer, there's no way i'm not going to take it. >> speaking of offers, you married the ceo. >> wasn't part of my life plan. >> i met her at a new york city sales meeting. and then it was only a week or so after that that i went up to her in the parking lot and asked if she wanted to go out. >> a week? were you ready for that? >> no. i wasn't. >> when we met, bill is ceo of microsoft and i was all of 23. he actually at that first date asked me out for two weeks from saturday night. i said, two weeks from saturday night. how could you possibly know what you're doing? i thought, wow. wouldn't you know. she already met the ceo and likes her. >> melinda and mary have been best friends since high school. >> did you imagine that she was going to hear hi

and if you ever get a chance, go to duke university if you want to know the contaminations that happen did a study for us and it proved its very toxic, the wastewater. sorry, i'm going to read it. we stand in solidarity with native nations and indigenous people of the world to protect mother earth for future generations. we must do right to one another in protecting our communities from interest motivated by greed. we must stand together to promote our common values, be heard and bring change. with that here's my daughter maria deville. [applause] >> hello everyone. my name is marie deville. my native american name is yellow rose in the white man language. i'm vice president of the modern day warriors a grassroots group from fort bristles at our group was great because we witnessed an apartment in fact, oil and gas and from a petition created on change.org opposing the pipeline that is being constructed under the lake. i would also like to thank the indigenous and five mental networks for an opportunity to represent the youth on the reservation. thank you. >> one quick housekeeping thi

peter favors of duke university joins us this morning.gy with our professor, wonderful to have you with us. when we heard this from admiral trevino's yesterday, the absolute uproar that the secretary of state would skip nato and not attend the meeting. the white house has backed down and i believe we will see secretary of state tillerson at nato. when does this of ministration get on the script that you studied for decades? >> i think that was a scheduling pickup. i believe the chinese president was visiting the united states and it was overlapping and of course the secretary of state wanted to visit with the chinese leader. the scheduling problem can be fixed. secretary tillerson and secretary mathis have been quite clear to our nato allies. they see the relationship and the scheduling problem and secretary tillerson will go and send that message. tom: taylor riggs just showed film in our newscast of rockets red glare in north korea. how should the united states respond to the new aerodynamics of the north korean government? >> this is a

we'll talk to the dean of duke university business school. tax reform is in the news.k about that and the implication of repeal or not of obamaca obamacare. >>> and later, senator rob portman will tell us whether there will be a bipartisan tax bill that could get through the senate. >>> time for the executive edge. the uk will invoke article 50 today and start the brexit process. wilfred frost has more on what this exactly means. >> a signed letter from theresa may invoking article 50 will be handed to donald tusk, the president of the european council by sir tim barron, the british ambassador to the eu at 7:20 a.m. eastern time today. the key provision is in the absence of a unanimous agreement to extend negotiations by all 28 eu members, a country activating the clause will leave the block two years after notification, that means britain will be out of the european union by april 2019. a two-year period to settle divorce terms may seem like term but the deal will require a super qualified majority of the 27 remaining eu countries and of the eu parliament or a 72% vot

protectors of water and earth rights is what it stands for and if you ever get a chance, go to duke university that are happening with wastewater and brian. they did a study and proves it's very toxic, the wastewater. stick sorry, i'm going to read it. we stand in solidarity with native nations and indigenous people of the world to protect mother earth for future generations. we must do right to an another and protect our communities from interest motivated by greed. we must stand together for our common values, be heard and bring change. with that here's my daughter, maria. [cheers and applause] >> well, hello everyone. my name is maria. my native american name is yellow rose. i'm also vice president of the modern-day warriors grassroots group from fort bristles. our group was great because we witness and a bimetal and back back for more and gas on fort bristles, created on change.org opposing the pipelines has been constructed under lake. i would also like to thank the indigenous and five mental networks for the opportunity to speak and the opportunity to represent the youth on the fort bris

the duke university leads capital spending by 12 months and it continues to do better.ves who are getting excited. tom: help me here was what i see successful companies. taking low single digit revenue growth and manufacturing that into high single-digit cash flow . do you expect that to continue? markets have been fairly good outside of one sector -- energy. turning around. so i think part of this is how you look at the profits and the numbers. energy, capital spending has been strong in the last four years. if you look at energy, it has been week and it is coming back. there is a fear that as labor costs go up, and markets a cheery rate but that is not the history. tom: had he respond to the 210? the market that is it is not over, it is in danger? there was took much excitement, initially and then we saw charts breakdown. everything will get pushed one way or the other too far. but the average in the last 35 years, in terms of the two 10 spread, you are close to the average. francine: give me a sense of what we are worried about right now. we talk about animal spirits

first you have the masters of the universe final four. duke, princeton, michigan, north carolina.those were the top ranked academic schools in each of the four regions. apologies to the northwestern wildcats. edged out by princeton. how about the ultimate rivalries final four? not that far-fetched. florida versus florida state. louisville versus kentucky, on the other side of the bracket. in-state clashes that would be talked about for years. you could have one that's all wildcats. villanova, arizona. kentucky. cat amont. that's a type of wildcat. that's why we included it. no tigers or bull dogs this time. you can recreate president trump's path to victory. wisconsin. florida gulf coast. michigan state, cincinnati. or states. president trump turned from blue to red in november's election. we will be right back. where to go, and how to work around your uc. that's how i thought it had to be. but then i talked to my doctor about humira, and learned humira can help get and keep uc under control... when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to f

universities. and has taught at yale, duke, and arizona state.ics are not my area of expertise. i wallow in ignorance but, um, china looks different every time i come. it's changing so, so, so quickly. how did that happen? >> zhou: china enjoy, you know, this long period of peace -- no serious enemy, no, no major wars. >> anthony: right. >> zhou: so the manufacturing industry really took off. internally, it's reform and an open-door policy. every country willing to trade with china. >> anthony: there's certainly no doubt that, at this point, we -- our destinies are inextricably bound up. we are hopelessly in, our economies are hopelessly inter -- intermingled. if one fails, the effect would be disastrous. um -- >> zhou: global impact. >> anthony: we are -- to say the least. >> zhou: it's uh, certainly, uh -- [ waitress speaking mandarin ] >> anthony: oh, beautiful. this is what i was waiting for. xiaolongbao. literally, "small steaming basket buns." but i translate them in my head to "pillows of happiness that will scald your tongue and throat if

duke in the 90 seconds. they entered sweet 16, university of south carolina, and they will take on baylor on friday.rd-seeded ucla faced off sacramento. the bruins, launching a ball, a late lead, and all five bruins' starters, five figures, 79-67 win over the bear cats. the bruins are in the sweet 16, tipping off against kentucky. >> michigan is advancing after upsetting louisville 73-69. wagner scored a career high, 26 points, and the seventh-seeded wolverines got their seventh straight win. michigan place oregon on thursday. michigan, 4-0 all-time against oregon bur the two have never met in the event. north carolina beat arkansas. north carolina earned a south regional meeting with butler. >>> as we mentioned with in speaking with the mayor of san jose, and we spoke with him live, he said, it's going to be a big week for the city. >> we've had a great run in the last year and a half, everything from super bowl opening night to the u.s. figure skating championship to gymnastics, those are the kind of things that bring people to san jose. we're going to have fun in the week ahead. >> the radio ja e

. ♪ ♪ >>> the university of maryland women's basketball team is heading to the sweet 16 of the ncaa tournament. they'll either play dukeon on saturday in bridgeport, connecticut. >> but all that anyone is talking about from yesterday's win over west virginia is that. destiny's full court buzzer beater to end the first half. >> did you see her face? she's like, what did i just do? >> diane roberts was there for the shot. >> we've shown you the shot. everyone here in the arena was about in shock. really think about it. it was from about this point to way over there. that's three quarters of the length of the court. >> watching that thing crazy. i was no shock. >> nothing surprises you. i thought she shot it like a dart. >> oh my goodness! >> thank range. >> part of me was surprised. part of me wasn't. that's just her range. her range, she has the capability of doing that. she didn't even jump. >> i've seen one in indiana. to not shoot it might be like a why not, just thousand it. that's what was in my head. she launched it. what are you doing? that was a little crazy. then as it's on the track, oh, that could go in. it w

. >> please welcome this year's winners of the duke ruddman leadership award, the student activists from florida state universityapplause ] >> thank you all so much for the biggest shoutout of student group can receive. the support we get from aipac staff and all of you 24/7 allows us to do our work and be successful. >> for all of us and the rest of the nearly 4,000 student activityists here this week, this conference gives us a huge dose of inspiration to tackle tough challenges back on campus and carry out our work all year long. and i know it is the same for all of you. >> policy conference is like no other experience. >> that is why each year our campus along with our friends over at university of florida have sent some of the larger student delegations to the conference. next year, we plan to bring even more student leaders representing the seminole nation. let's see who brings the numbers in 2018. >> whatever your school, whoever you cheer for, be sure to register before you leave town to take advantage of special discounts. we will see new d.c. next year. thank you and as always, go noles! >> welcome our

duke. dagen: anybody who is a fan of acc team, i went to wake forest my father to university virginia, i would heels before root for duke. just -- duke. >> crazies they call themselves can be object noxious if you are opposing team michigan celebrate that, four days -- >> -- then -- water gunfight after point of view. >> then story the win again yesterday in phoenix -- 500, all of a sudden the tire hit wall causing us aboutsh to slow down neuman swooped in for win -- take on jared get -- nascar take on it that would be, of course, the fabulous dagen mcdowell. dagen: so sweet, what happened was there was a caution, and ryan neuman did not take down caution led to win i know ryan and wife, they are stellar individuals, so that was a big win for them. maria: were second week in a row. >> laganos bushes last time gave loggano a whack blood on forehead no fight this time. >>. dagen: no penalties after that fight beautiful race attract. >> i know that robin o'neil was there as well. maria: really. >> on instagram --. >> does have a lot of beautiful things going for it. looking for -- >> just saying,

duke, but i am a big people guy, you know? me, youre honest with trust me, believe in me, i am going to be committed to you, and that is how i felt about this universityavid: because you are so successful, a lot of people root against you. mike: our sport is an intimate sport. you play in sports, people can see you, and they are right on top of you. if i can see five guys in the front row of some arenas who look like doctors and lawyers and they are giving you finger signs and telling you different ,hings and you are saying, who s where did that come from? ♪ mike: that's why i met duke for 36 years. how can you be better? [applause] mike: and so, as you move occupationoose your all that, choose people. good people will make you better. believe me. good people will make you better. ♪ so you turned it around and then won a national championship for the first time in 1991. mike: right. david: to do that, you had to be unlv. what was that like repairing your team for that? mike: they had 145 in a row going in. a lot of people felt they were one of the greatest teams in the history of sport, but we were good too. stayed on the team, and then we added a pla

duke. >> for every crying, cursing child there is somebody smiling on the other end and the university'sdent was, he was so excited but not as excited at the students but not so excited toen cassell classes and tweeted sorry to disappoint but classes not canceled. >> aren't they optional. >> i went to every class every day. >> sure, you did. >> first a live look at the capital. high drama in congress. two public showdowns with president trump's supreme court nominee facing his first confirmation hearings in the senate. >> the fbi director james comey set to testify before the house intelligence committee about russia, meddling in the election and president trump's explosive wiretapping allegations. our senior justice correspondent pierre thomas starts us off in washington with all of that. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, amy. in just a little while fbi director james comey is due here on capitol hill. and one of the most anticipated hearings in recent memory. a day that could poison his relationship with the white house. >> director comey, have you seen any evidence that

duke and kansas all playing for a spot in the sweet 16. number 8 seed wisconsin knocked off one seed in defending 65-62. but the game of the day, northwestern universityn its first ever ncaa tournament giving the number one seed gonzaga everything it could handle. as northwestern rallied late in the game, officials missing an obvious goal-tending call as they went to block a shot that would have cut the gonzaga lead to three. he got a technical foul while arguing that call. gonzaga went on to win by six. the whole game here too much for the son of northwestern's athletic director rightly upset with the call. john phillips, that young man became an internet sensation with that display of passion for his team. >>> indra peterson is here while dylan is out on maternity leave. you have to feel for northwestern but they had an incredible season. i think they're going to be back. >> obvious reaction by my husband yesterday. if you know anything about him, badgers, it was this day. we're taking a look at a coastal low. a couple snowflakes in d.c. boston, also maybe a couple snowflakes. the cape on the eastern portion could see a >>> good morning. here's a lo

university. too many teams, i is the first thing. why is there florida state and florida gulf coast? wisconsin playing virginia tech, virginia also playing here. i feel i should go with dukesh. their point guard should be benedict cumberbatch. will it be northwestern? will it be northwestern? don't count on it. gonzaga it is. >> northwestern, i love that. >> he said don't count on it. >> nobody is betting on northwestern, except this is their first time playing. >> interesting he mentioned duke as well, similar to me yesterday, partly because it sounded british. >> that sounds like a good strategy. >> we are very, very similar, james corden and i. hardly. i enjoyed that. we'll tune in for the rest of it. >>> still to come, the must reads. first we head to break and a look at where european equities are trading. the positive spillover effects of the fed gains from yesterday have infected the markets around the rest of the world. >> no contagion. >> positive contagion. we had this debate too many times. back in a couple minutes. ♪ oh! the things you say ♪ ♪ oh♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you're unbelievab♪e ♪ you're unbelievab♪e >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." time for our must read s

duke. take a look at what happens in the closing moments against their opponent troy. >> oh, my god. it ends up going in the basket for david delaurier. >> very exciting news for uri, the university of rhode island. the coach dan hurley is the son of bob hurley. >> as you mentioned, their first win in the tournament since 1998. >> the action continues to $ wh -- today when the rivalry continues. tipoff is just after noon eastern right here on cbs. >> now it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines. the investigativee reports u.s. attorney general preet bharara was said to be investigating health and human services secretary pri when he was fired last week. the investigation focused on hundreds of thousan in stock trades that price made with health-related companies while serving as a georgia congressman. price testified his trades were legal and transparent. preet bharara was one of 46 federal prosecutors asked to step dunn immediately by donald trump. >> a maryland man has been arrested and charged with cyber stalking after he sent a tweet to journalist kirk iken wald that triggered an epileptics seizure. the video included the message "you deserve a seizure." eichenw

duke taking tak everything when they go up against unc and here's my winning score. 92-89.89. and you know, i was looking forr my favorites my school doesn'tot get in that often but university ofhey got to play somebody butodb they didn't go far and this is i the end. we will be watching.in >> right here.>> rig her >> just point out by the wayintw wisdom martin of all people that maryland going the farthest out all four of our brackets. i don't know how that will work. here's the other thing don't goo by my bracket.bracket. don't put any money on miney y e because i never win. win. >> put money on mine because i'i begginner. you heard of beginner's luck.k. >> go to fox ports.com enterer your bracket up against ours.str get them in before the games tit off at gambling. >> it's just for cupcakesga. >> look at the jumper.per. >> it did go in. of course did it.rse d it. >> the net is only 5-foot eighte but did it go in. >> 10a coming up next. whole bunch coming up as far as cece winans will be back with us back in the loft so much fun. fn you'll be hanging on the with tw cute little puppies.es >> i cannot wait.annowait. plus repeat from beauty and a beast but they have differentth