john yang, nbc news, evanston, illinois. john yang, nbc news, evanston, illinois. >>> when we come back here, ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com >>> scores of neighbors joined a frantic rescue effort after an avalanche suddenly swept down a mountainside in montana and slammed into homes, burying three people. our report from nbc's ron allen. >> reporter: without warning, an avalanche roared down jumbo mountain into what is called rattle snake valley, tearing up at least two homes in montana. dozens of residents grabbed shovels and dug for signs of life. >> i was sitting watching tv and felt the noise, and looked and saw the house gone. >> reporter: an hour later, an 8-year-old boy was pulled from the deep snow. he was playing outside. he is in fair condition, expected to recover. an hour after the boy was saved, this retired professor was pulled from the debris able to survive in a small air pocket near a fallen chimney. and as night fell, more than three hours after the ordeal began, his wife, an artist, was found alive. h

so i called had i found that he was calling from a call center in evanston, indiana. you never know where those places are and i certainly have not heard of it. he worked there for about a month and prior to that, his last job had kind of manage the office of a sassy and agencies. he rounded up people that he sent out laborers for 750 an hour to work. and warehouses around evansville. when the crisis hit in the recession of 2008 hey, there wasn't enough call for these people to do construction work in warehouse work. the agency closed down. he worked there for five months in between the five months, that job as call center job, he had no work at all. the whole year unemployed. he said he was going to quit the call center job, too because he hated it. he hated annoying people. before he knew it, i asked him what would you do after that? and his dancers only a negative. i won't do with my father dies. he said to me and i'm going to quote him, my dad says i don't know how to stick to anything. but i'm not going to purdue 20, 25 years busting my hump for a company that pu

school indill evanston, ill., has run a washington journalism program for more than 40 years.all the many things that journalism schools around the country teach their students to report about, national security has not been a front burner issue. >> that is why they launched the national security initiative in 2009. the reporting project is part of it. >> it is a way to find new and better, more innovative ways to understand the issues, training young journalists and working journalists on how to cover these complex issues in a challenging media environment. >> i hope that what is important about this project is to show issues of national security that might surprise people. >> each year there will be a different topic with a different title. the first one was global warming and the national security implications of climate change. >> 10 students interviewed 200 national security experts over three months, traveling to the arctic circle, bangladesh, peru, n.c., and texas. here are four of their stories. >> our story took a look at the cia's center for climate change and nation

the sales will continue in evanston and right across the border. >> the concern is how it will impact legitimate pet shop owners. another matter getting attention. all of them: in chicago airlines to suspend all passenger and freight service to russia. this of course is in protest of what has been happening in the ukraine. >> of your field might see an expansion. if the male victim's considering adding seats to the stadium and order to win a super bowl bid. droid no soldier field has about 61,000 seats. that is about 8000 less than what the league prefers. >> another round of snowfall has been making the commute tricky. sending eight children and one adult to area hospitals. state police say a m etwo buses crashed. the nine victims all from the school bus were taken to local hospitals and the accident forced police to close the gold bond plans for a while during this morning's rush. prosecutors and the murder trial could wrap up their case as soon as today. a crime scene reconstruction expert testified that his wife was most likely shot by someone standing over him. >> defense lawyers

more officers from evanston joined in and began hitting him before handcuffing him. the lawsuit does not say why he believes he was attacked. it does note that he is not facing any criminal charges. police and not yet commented on the lawsuit. the hot tub has been shut down for the second time in five months. health officials have been monitoring this since last fall when two men came down with legionnaires' disease. the hot tub was closed due to troubles with disinfectant levels. the rest of the facility remains open. >> jimmy carter is in chicago signing copies of his new book. it is titled a call to action. it is based on his travels around the world to reducing discrimination and violence against women. you will be at the women and children first bookstore. the event begins at 6:00 p.m. and adults must purchase the book to attend. >> the death toll rises in washington state after saturday's landslide. more possible debris spotted in the indian ocean. president obama at indian ocean. presceist obama at e atel ng t resanhyo,an thym eaicis-8hi russia is getting more

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haven middle school in evanston tried to ban girls from wearing leggings and other tight pants becausey they are distracting to male students. students and parents calling it a violation of the first amendment. the school's dress code will be reviewed next week. >> toç find her lost dog one woman turns to her community for help and now she's being fined a lot every day for those posters. your comments next. >> apparently this kid never heard the quote, "there's no crying in baseball." what sparked his major meltdown. at delta we're investing billions of dollars, improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we'll raise it yet again. it's how i look at life. especially now that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin but wondered, could i focus on something better? my doctor told me about eliquis for three important reasons. one, in a clinical trial eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. two, eliquis had less

some parents at an evanston over how rules are being enforced for leggings. girls at haven middle school were told to put on gym shorts by teachers who deemed some skin hugging leggings to be too revealing. the principal points out the dress code does not ban leggings, but says they must be covered by a shirt, shorts or a skirt that comes closer to the knees than the hips. i am thinking of my pay grade dance. >> i'm thinking of the megging. don't than that. the nine you're about to see a very happy scientist. we told you yesterday, faint light from the original "big bang" was picked up on a telescope at the south pole. and scientists say it proves that the universe was indeed created by a giant explosion. i don't know how this the role is related. here's how the physicist who first offered that theory in the 1980's reacted when he got the news, 30 years later, that he was right, all along. andrei linde celebrated the news with a bottle of wine. now that makes sense. *star wars episode 7 is set to begin production in may. the studio says the film is set about

like -- not school sanctioned, but it was a day when people got really stoned and walked around evanstonwas called "armadillo day." >> seth: people took mushrooms. >> a lot of shrooming. >> seth: still smoked weed. >> yeah! it was a lot of -- >> seth: and it was like, you would watch like "big head todd." that was the band of the day. >> totally, big head todd! stinky's pub which is your sketch. >> seth: yep. that was my sketch troupe. i remember someone on armadillo day, a friend of mine, dressed up like cookie monster. and it was like, it's like the end of the school year. it's so hot, and he was full cookie monster. and he had a pillow case. so he went to store and he filled it with like, oreos? >> what? >> seth: and so he was just walking around dancing all day and stoned people would be like, "cookie monster." he'd just hand 'em a cookie which, if your stoned is like, the greatest thing that's ever happened. [ laughter and applause ] >> totatlly the greatest. >> seth: and then, the great thing was -- >> that's amazing! >> seth: he ran out of cookies and he went down to like, the stu

in evanston middle school principal sent a letter home to parents about a dress code that appears toa rule that is under review after some parents complained that it is consistently the as- inconsistently enforced answer to girls. the schools on dress code published on its web site appears to >>: wiggins when worn with short shorts or skirts to clarify this is what the letter to parents said >>: we feel the dress code is a violation of the first amendment. people should have the ability to express themselves to whatever they want weather clothing or anything. >>: parents are also saying that the antiquated driscoll policy unfairly punishes girls of that the policy should not be blamed for boys' behavior or lack of academic concentration. no months >>mark: stanford celebrated a cinderella moment last night. the cardinal pulled their second upset of the n.c.a.a. tournament with a 65-57 win sunday over kansas. stanford made the jayhawks the second no. 2 seed to be knocked out of the tournament in the third round and reached a 16 for the first time since 2008. stanford beat no. 7 seed ne

we ended up in evanston, illinois. on july 2nd, 1999 the american dream we had been living became the american nightmare who a young man who was a member of a neo-nazi hate group came through my neighborhood and as my husband was outside jogging and my 8-year-old son on his bike and 10-year-old daughter on her roller blades. this man came through and sprayed bullets at the three of them. one of them struck my husband and he did die. and as the news spread about rickey being shot and calls were coming to me and people were asking, you know, and they just assumed knowing the nature of the work he did, he was on the south side of chicago. when i said he was just a block from our home, they were like what? that is unbelievable. it is unbelievable. and now i think about a lot of random acts of gun violence that it can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time. at a mall, in the movies, at school, walking in your neighborhood, your quite neighborhood. and i am just hopeful that one day, and that day comes soon in america, when

eventually ending up at northwestern university in evanston, illinois. then, on july 2, 1999, the american dream that we had been living became the american nightmare, when a young man who was a member of a neo-nazi hate group came to our neighborhood and, as my husband was outside jogging, my eight-year-old son was on his bike, my 10-year-old daughter was on her rollerblades -- this man came through and sprayed bullets at the three of them. one of those bullets struck my husband and he did die. as the news spread about ricky being shot, calls were coming to me and people were asking, they just assumed, knowing the nature of the work my husband did, that he was on the south side of chicago. when i told them that he was just one block from our home, they were like "what?" that is unbelievable. it is. and now i think about all of the random acts of gun violence. it could happen to anyone, anywhere, at anytime. at a mall, in the movies, at school. walking in your neighborhood, your quiet neighborhood. i am just hopeful that one day, and that day will come s

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evanston, northwestern, unions, students athlete? two of the best basketball players, last year, this year, number one. both are champions on the court and in the classroom. i think there should be aunioni? is it the right decision? >> trust me, i won't read it. i'll watch sweet 16 tonight. but i want a bigger about our athletes being champions in the classroom to complement being champions on the court and our two athletes in chicago number one in basketball are champions in both places not one or the other. >> thank you very much. send it back to hq. >> thanks, andrew. >> see you, guys. >> we've got to go. >>> coming up, sweet 16 back in action. jim cramer's final predictions just ahead. we'll be right back. change engineering in dubai, aluminum production in south africa, and the aerospace industry in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus