my adenoids are indianapolis. if i ever sever myself from indianapolis, i would be out of business. what people like about me is indianapolis. " so we took that as a green light to go ahead and establish the vonnegut library here in indianapolis. we have an art gallery, a museum room, a reading room, a gift shop, and i would like to share details about these rooms with you today. this is a vonnegut, kurt vonnegut timeline. i -- if you would allow me, i'd like to read the quote at the top of this beautiful painting which was created by the artist, chris king and a vonnegut scholar, rodney allen, and both of these individuals live in indiana. all moments, past, present and future, always have existed, always will exist. we can look at all the different moments just the way we can look at it a stretch of the rocky mountains, for instance. they can see how permanent all the momentums are. it's just an illusion we have here on earth that once a moment's gone, it's gone forever. and something that's unique about our timeline is we actually start on the right side and move to the left rath

indianapolis. my attitude their indianapolis. if ever suffered myself from indianapolis i would be out of business. everything about me is indianapolis. we think that is a green light to establish the kurt vonnegut library in indianapolis. we have an art gallery, a museum room, a reading room, gift shop and a unlike to share details about these with you today. this is provided timeline. i did like to read the quote at the top of this beautiful painting created by the artist chris king and by a kurt vonnegut scholar named rodney alan. both of these individuals lived in louisiana. all moments, past plead with the present and future, always have existed and always will exist. you can look at all the different moments just the way we can look at a stretch of the rocky mountains. they can see how permanent all the moments are. it is just an illusion we have on earth that once the moment is gone it is gone forever. something unique about our time line is the actually start on the right side and move to t

all my attitudes are indianapolis. i add noise are indianapolis.if i ever separate myself from indianapolis, i would the arab business. what people like about me is indianapolis. so we took that as a great night to go ahead and establish the vonnegut library here in indianapolis. we have an art gallery, a museum world, a reading room, a gift shop and i would like to share details about these with you today. this is a vonnegut, kurt vonnegut timeline. if you would allow me i would like to read the quote at the top of this beautiful painting, which was created by the artist chris king and buy a vonnegut scholar named rodney allen. both of these individuals live in louisiana. and the quote reed, all moments, past present and future always have existed, always will exist. the trust, dorian's can look at all the different moments just the way we can look at a stretch of the rocky mountains for instance. they can see how permanent all the moments are. it is just an illusion we have here on earth that once a moment is gone it is gone forever. and somethin

indianapolis. my attitude their indianapolis. if ever suffered myself from indianapolis i would be out of business. everything about me is indianapolis. we think that is a green light to establish the kurt vonnegut library in indianapolis. we have an art gallery, a museum room, a reading room, gift shop and a unlike to share details about these with you today. this is provided timeline. i did like to read the quote at the top of this beautiful painting created by the artist chris king and by a kurt vonnegut scholar named rodney alan. both of these individuals lived in louisiana. all moments, past plead with the present and future, always have existed and always will exist. you can look at all the different moments just the way we can look at a stretch of the rocky mountains. they can see how permanent all the moments are. it is just an illusion we have on earth that once the moment is gone it is gone forever. something unique about our time line is the actually start on the right side and move to t

my adenoids are indianapolis. if i ever severed myself from indianapolis, i would be out of business. what people like about me is indianapolis. so we took that as a green light to go ahead and establish the vonnegut library here in indianapolis. we have an art gallery, a museum room l, a reading room, a gift shop, and i would like to share details about these rooms with you today. this is a von gut, kurt vonnegut timeline. if you would allow me, i would like to read the quote at the top of this beautiful painting which was created by the artist chris king and by a von gut psychological or lahr -- vonnegut scholar named rodney allen, and both of these individuals live in indiana. all moments, past, present and future, always have existed, always will exist. we can look at all the different moments just the way we can look at a stretch of the rocky mountains, for instance. they can see how permanent all the moments are. it's just an illusion we have here on earth that once a moment's gone, it's gone forever. and so

there are eight dropout factories in indianapolis. i want you to use that as a leaping off point to tell us what you identify as the challenges you face as mayor of the city was five cities with education challenges and what is the opportunity? >> the number you are talking about is one of our school districts -- in indianapolis we have 11 school districts and 80% overall graduate in indianapolis. we have a difficult school system as others do with larger cities across the nation but what we have done in indianapolis is have chamber of commerce started a program called the common goal. a few years ago for instance across the city of indianapolis, graduation rate was around 69%. now it is at 80. within that district the urban district if you will, graduation rate is 56%. what we have done is put graduation coaches in the schools. we put people into the schools from communities and nonprofits work very hard to make sure those kids have a resources and teachers. >> uconn graduation coaches. >> chamber of commerce put in against the unite

warriors at indianapolis tomorrow night. a little off the field news. just do this quick.ying. murphy, who they acquired in a trade. he is now a free agent. they wanted to wipe the contract off the books. the heat may sign him. the giants exploding in spring training. brandon belt, this year's big find comes through today. 3 hits today as the giants win over milwaukee. busy ziti had a tough game. walked five. and then mark derosa, they paid him $7 million to do interviews. comes through here again. right now she 6-8. giants had a six run 7th inning to meet milwaukee. a's and rangesles. here we go. kevin, two run double for the angels. 8-2 lead. the a's come back, michael taylor, homer, pull the a's within 3, 8-5. 8-7. matsui, he had 40 reporters following him, 0-2. want a draw a tennis crowd? go back a few years. there they are. at madison square garden tonight. one of those deals where somebody puts up the dome. 6-3 and 7-5. the other match, john macken row, look at him. even he will admit, every 15 minutes he has to yell or the fans are disappointed. nice forehand. but h

la policía indagar por el estatus migratorio de por quÉ persona. , nos dice viviana avila desde indianÁpolisos proyectos de ley tienen en vilo a la comunidad indocumentada de indiana y a quienes la apoyan. frente al capitolio estatal centenares de inmigrantes, activistas, dueÑos de negocios, estudiantes protestaron contra el proyecto 1042 que obligarÍa a estudiantes indocumentados a pagar el doble del costo de la matrÍcula en universidad. >> yo quiero ser alguien en especial, alguien grande para mi familia, para representarlos. >> otro proyecto de ley, el 5090 que fue aprobado en el senado estatal causa mÁs preocupaciÓn entre la comunidad, pues otorga a la policÍa legal facultades especiales para indagar sobre el estatus migratorio de las personas y ya ha obligado a la poblaciÓn a tomar otras alternativas. >> la comunidad empieza a dejar indiana. deja sus negocios, sus casas. la gente estÁ muy intimidada. >> copa cartas en mano y el lema no mÁs obvio de nuestro estado, jose luis dejÓ en claro que estÁ de acuerdo con que el inglÉs se establezca como idioma oficial. >> definitivamente es algo

. >>> the celtics and pacers battle it out in indianapolis.e third quarter, paul pierce hits the jumper to put boston ahead, but collison makes a big steal in the fourth followed by an emphatic slam. watch it. there it goes. indianapolis takes one from boston 107-100. >>> and an incredibly wild finish in charlotte with less than 12 on the clock, the inbound pass is stolen by brandon jennings. he drives for the game winning lay-in, but it won't drop. bucks get to the rebound but keep missing. bobcats steal one from milwaukee 87-86. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and the high school honor student who allegedly pistol whipped her mom into buying her a sports car? damaging testimony from the slugger's ex. her shocking allegations of threats, and body changes. plus.. some baseball all-stars take the stand. and.. a bay area city could put a shorter leash on dogs. the freak accident.. that's sparking tough new restrictions. the largest sex discrimination suit in u-s history. the bay area woman behind walmart's battle

i started to focus on indianapolis, and all of a sudden, my world opened up.e had been arrested and charged with drunk driving on his way to work early in the morning. from there, it was story after story about his incompetence, stories about his failure to make proper diagnoses. deaths of children, which are the most horrible things anybody should ever have to live through, and he was messing those up. and so, these families were just ripped apart because he couldn't figure out what he was doing. >> bergman: these scandals led to dr. gill being fired, and so he headed west to a job in los angeles. >> dr. gill was failing miserably in los angeles. he could not do competent autopsies. >> bergman: and that's when dr. gill found a job doing autopsies in northern california for the forensic medical group. >> i am still, to this day, curious as to what they saw in this person that made them reach out and say, "come work for us and work on high-profile criminal cases." ( phone rings ) hello, it's chris. >> bergman: reynolds and the defense team decided to confront t

this is martinsville about 30 miles west of indianapolis.olice say the victim was shot twice in the stomach. we don't know his condition at this hour. police say another student who was recently suspended is now in custody. local tv station reports police believe the shooting stems from some sort of fight after a school dance. >>> 6:56. a big, big clean-up job ahead in the town on the shores of monterey bay. let's go to anne makovec. she is in capitola, where much of the downtown was hit by a wall of water. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. millions of dollars of damage to report there still assessing that this morning here in downtown capitola. let me show you the scene this morning. quite a bit has been cleaned up but you can see plenty of mud here on the roadway. crews have been working all night to continue to try to mop up this huge mess that took down several city blocks. it all started with a drainage pipe that runs under a mobile home park. >> oh, my god, that's my house! that's -- >> reporter: thousands of gallons of wa

south of indianapolis, the student that shot is in stable condition. authorities say the teenager with a gun had been expelled earlier this week. the nation's top aviation official is ordering new procedures for controllers. this is to prevent a repeat of the incident this week. a very embarrassing, too airliner's landed without any help because the comptroller on duty was asleep. authorities are investigating the incident, at the lincoln national airport near washington. it was a combined 185 people that were on board the airplanes. the dow jones industrial average best close since july. it rose 50 points to 2021, gained 3 to 62 points for the week. the largest climb since the week ending july 9th. the government said the economy grew at a 3.1% annual rate in the fourth quarter of 2010. that's slightly better than economists expected. if you could work for any employer in the united states what would it be? any survey lists some interesting choices. stephanie is here. with the overwhelming popularity of the i pad, android phones and computers it's not

they play gonzaga for a trip to indianapolis.dia will learn how to say the sisters' name correctly. >> ogwumike. a lot of times, i think it's funny, my parents get phone calls, oh, my gosh, i didn't know that was you because i couldn't understand what they were saying. >> ogwumike. >> i heard that last night. someone mispronounced our names pretty bad on espn. >> reporter: no. 1 connecticut in a battle. 5th seeded georgetown takes it to the huskyies. it's a three and a foul. uconn trailed by 7 midway through the 2nd half, but they go on a 16-2 run. dixon for the three. connecticut survived. then the cactus league schedules wrapped up today. they continue the bay ridge series tomorrow. >>> nascar, final lap, jimmie johnson trying to hold off kevin harvick at his hometown in carolina. but harvic is able to get enough space on the outside to pass johnson and win the sprint to the finish line. it was the only lap harvic led all afternoon, but it was all he needed for his first win of the year. indy car season kicks off in st. petersb

they play gonzaga tomorrow night for a trip to indianapolis.ll learn to say the sisters' last name correctly. >> a lot of times i think it's funny. my parents are getting phone calls, oh, my gosh, i didn't know that was you because i couldn't understand what he was saying. >> it's actually funny you asked that. i heard that last night someone mispronounced our names pretty bad last night on espn. >>> the giants and as wrapped up their schedules. final lap, jimmie johnson holding off kevin harvick, but harvic is able to get enough space on the outside to pass johnson and win the spring cup to the finish line. it was the only lap harvic led all afternoon, but it was all he needed for his first win of the year. indy car season kicks off in st. petersburg. lap one, turn one, we have trouble, a multicar pileup involving andretti. he was uninjured. same couldn't be said for his car. grandpa andretti not pleased. >>> pga, one young fan finding a new way to get around the course at bay hill. marino misses the putt. third round leader martin laird takes

own life and presidency was in danger and abraham lincoln poured his heart out to the crowd at indianapolis as they gathered and i want to quote from abraham lincoln's words. he said, i appeal to you constantly to bear in mind that it's not with the politicians an it is not with presidents and it is not withffice seekers but it is with you, an that is the question. shall the union and shall the liberties of this country be preserved to the latest generation? and what lincoln said at the back of the train is still true today. it's with you. it's with you to make that decision. will we survive to the latest generation? will we survive? and as i am here listeng and speaking to people in iowa, i say to you as wonderful as steve king is, don't look to stee king. don't look to me. don't look to any other politician because the preservation of our nation, the preservation of liberty s too importanto entrust it with mere politicians. the idea of liberty is so great and yet so precious that the founders recognized they could only be entrusted with the brain trust. and that's the people of this natio

but we are very lucky in indianapolis.f people are dealing with this issue straight on. we will continue to do that. at political leaders in the state get lined up. as you know, as people have been following we have an issue going on right now in the state of indiana, but the education reform -- reformers are going in the right direction to we want to make sure because that is exactly who they are trying to address. >> you know what i've seen is the african-american committee dispersing throughout the city in the other district. we have that one lowly performing district which is primarily people of color, actually there's larger hispanic% and is african-american. our african-american community is now dispersing throughout all 6-under 20 square miles of our committee. to a certain extent than sober to resolve the question. these parents are making choices to help better their kids future. and i think that is going to be a great step towards the line. there is no question that in america, in oklahoma come in oakland the cit

my college coach played against them for a team in indianapolis. rens use to beat them and the coach said they were the best professional team he ever saw. tavis: passing was one of the things you said a moment ago. what were these guys so good at the end that the white players wanted to check out their style? >> there passing, they kept moving and kept the ball moving. that is what got them open shots. that was one aspect of it. they played a very suffocating defense. everybody played close to their manned and kept everyone from traveling. they learn how to play the passing lane. tavis: it sounds like kareem and magic on the lakers. >> i am sure the coach put a lot into his coaching. tavis: this was not just a great black team but they were black- owned. at was a major deal. we have one black owner in the nba with the bobcats. but they were blacked-owned back when. >> that was such a great example for black entrepreneurs. that the owner had a vision for them and was able to execute it financially and managed the team and dealt with the financial a

so we have many, many different models in indianapolis. we are very lucky to have an organization called mind trust. which i think is one the premier educational innovation organization in the country. we are trying lots of different things on different levels in indianapolis. we want innovation, we want to try different things, we want competition. because we want those kids to graduate. one model does not fit all. i could tell you examples of charter schools that we've done. i know i'm rambling. we have one school that is just devoted to kids with substance abuse. do you want to see a high school graduation? go to that high school graduation. it is remarkable. there were six kids a couple of years ago. none of those kids ever would have graduated in a traditional high school. none of them. >> the model that you are describing is sort of the model that this grad nation program and the civil marshal plan describes. i mean that -- you seem to have done it. i don't know how familiar you are with what is being discussed here. but that's it. i

the stanford women heading for the final four in indianapolis.ce to take on but stafford in minneapolis the chance for a national championship. and when there? >> this night belongs to stamford. stamper going to the final four for the fourth straight year. >> were thrilled to go to indianapolis. and release aung san last night watching the game. just how fortunate we are and how appreciative we are. >>gary: good luck to the stanford women, terra i think we mentioned this last night honored as the coach of the year. one of the big national polls. this is yet, if you can't in stamford quite possibly on a collision course. it back in december, stamford ended their long conn winning streak. when we return, katharine hennen has brought it. she is baseball fever couldn't get to hollywood to join vern but she is here in studio. are you ready to engage with our audience and pick my brain? >>catherine: i will be here. >>gary: i'm going to work without notes. and even know what the questions are. about this curious vern photograph thing michael douglas. we

in shelby county, indiana, outside of indianapolis, seven people were rescued from their house after it was flooded. in columbus, ohio icy roads made for treacherous driving, with reports of 60 traffic accidents in just 2 1/2 hours today. in buffalo, new york, roads were shut down because of heavy snow. all this with just two weeks before the official start of spring. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> we want to go now to the weather channel's mike seidel. he is in syracuse, new york where it is really coming down tonight. mike, good evening. >> reporter: hey, lester. if you think you've had a bad winter, here in syracuse, where they average 10 feet of snow a season, they're closing in on 14 feet of snow tonight. you can still see it coming down. look at the radar. that snow and rain with this storm is pulling out. it will be out to sea by tomorrow afternoon. then we turn our attention to the next storm on tuesday. a foot of snow, wind, maybe a blizzard in parts of the central plains, severe weather and isolated tornados south of vista there, and the warm air. we'll keep an eye o

the bulldogs screw the ball out and the small school from indianapolis can celebrate another win in its win over florida. >>> today's other game just wrapped up. yukon moves on and into the final four after eliminating arizona by a bucket. >>> high school state championship games in sacramento where things haven't gone so well for the teams. in division four finals richmond fell to winward of la for the boys. also the girls champion after winning st. mary's of berkeley. >>> less than a week away from opening day and the giants would like to sharpen up. sharp did not describe tim lincecum today against the reds. he faced lewis with two on in the fourth. a 4-1 lead for the reds. lincecum allowed 11 hits and six runs in seven innings. the giants broke loose. andre torres against chapman with bases loaded and nobody out. that is the third hit of the today for torres who drives in two. the giants got six in the inning and went on to win 9-6 ending a spring losing streak at five. >>> stanford women play tonight in spokane against north carolina. have that tonightat 10 on sports wrap. you will

next stop for the stanford women the final 4 in indianapolis.rapped up the west regional tonight. gonzaga l courtney this young lady is unbelievable at point guard for the gonzaga. too big inside. 2 of the team high and lobbing who beats younger sister. cardinal by 10. single hand keeping it within 3. nice show and go. and hits the drive. john stockton wondering, i wonder if i was ever this good. cross-over finish with the left hand. top of the key. scored 18 straight for the bull dog at one point. 19 a row. stanford still up 9 at the half. go back in. off the dribble then lindy for 3 and the pac-10 player of the year another 3. she hit 5 from downtown. stanford wins it reaching the final 4 for the fourth straight year. they have won 27 consecutive games this season. face the whipper of the baylor texas a&m game in the national semifinal on sunday night. >> we are having a lot of fun. obviously first half she was killing us as point girt. at half time we situated let's just own up and try to be as aggressive as we can. got really exciting. >> un

minor flooding could linger in the midwest on i-70 and the back roads from indianapolis to pittsburght west, snow on i-5, near portland. on i-90 across to billings and on i-84 to boise. >> if you're flying today, you can expect some airport delays in seattle and also in miami. >>> well, it's been tough to miss. charlie sheen's media blitz has produced some results. >> warner brothers now says it will pay the crew of the show "two and a half men," for half of the canceled episodes. though, sheen wants them to be paid for more. >> but the star's long-time publicist has also quit. our andrea canning was the first journalist to sit down with sheen for an in depth interview and ask him about his, quote, rock star lifestyle. >> reporter: what are we talking about? how much? >> i don't know, man. i was banging seven-gram rocks. and finishing them because that's how i roll. i have one speed. one gear. go. >> reporter: you don't worry that you're going to die from taking so many drugs? >> dying is for fools. >> reporter: tell me about the last time you took drugs. >> the last time i took drugs

police estimate 8,000 people a took to the streets of indianapolis to protest what they see as republican attempts to reduce worker rights. and in madison, wisconsin, cynthia bowers reports, the state legislature has voted to do just that. >> shame! shame! >> reporter: after three weeks of relative restraint, passions ran over today. >> shame! >> reporter: protestors and police shoved each other outside the capital. while inside, authorities forcibly removed demonstrators and locked out the media and even some lawmakers. >> we have members who have been denied the right to enter the building. >> reporter: the flash point was a vote inside the state's assembly after the governor and senate republicans used a surprise maneuver yesterday to reduce the union rights of most public workers and force them to pay more for their pensions and health benefits. inside the assembly today, the debate was fierce as democrats fought against an inevitable loss. >> democracy is ceasing to exist in the state of wisconsin. >> reporter: you can hear protestors' reaction to the bill's passage of the assembly.

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. >> warriors second stop on their make or break trip indianapolis. winable game against a struggling team or not. danny granger in the open court. josh mcroberts showing up angry. and warriors erasing a deficit and there is is reggie williams, he got hot. back and forth there, we go. david lee, take a look at roy doing a finger wave and there is a monty miss and they can't get stopped. and there is a warriors fourth straight loss. plenty of honors for st. mary's basketball coach. the player of the year is jones there is a conference tournament in las and they have individual honors. >> and this is a lot of it coming from just success. i don't think you get an opportunity unless the team gets successful. >> and this is when sharks signed him they were hoping what he would do in chicago, win a stanley cup. and sharks have given him a contract extension. he's started 17 games, won 14 of them. goals against average out standing and took a while for him to settle in with shark buzz now looks ready for a long playoff run. and geents swhau they wanted to se

in indianapolis, we have 11 school districts. difficult school system as others do in the largest cities across the nation. what we have done in indianapolis, we have the chamber of commerce that has come together to start the program called a common goal. just a few years ago, across the city of indianapolis, not just the one particular district, the graduation rate was around 68 to 69%. now it's at 80. within that district, the urban district if you will, that graduation rate is now at 56%. what we're done is put graduation coaching into the schools. kind of like communities and schools, we put people into the communities to work very, very hard to make sure they have resources and teachers. >> you call them graduation coaches? >> graduation coaches that the chamber of commerce has put in there, supported by united way, which has been a partner in indianapolis. so many companies have come together. it was like the community coming into the school to help out. the numbers certainly in the last three years we've seen an increase.

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mostly 40s from fargo to indianapolis. 50 in boston. 48 here in new york.n atlanta. >>> well, this little piggy did not go to the market, stay home or even have roast beef. instead, it went hog wild. >> hog wild. >> with a few of its friends. five pigs were taken into custody -- you don't get to say that every day. >> no, you don't. >> five pigs were taken into custody after they stalled traffic in durham, north carolina. the pigs run amok on a busy interstate on the morning rush hour until police and animal control rounded them up. >> police believe the pigs actually fell from the back of a truck and the truck just kept on going. if no one claims them they'll be put up for bacon -- i mean, for auction. auction, i misread that. >> pigs are very, very smart animals. i'm sure they're fully aware they were ditched on the highway. [ female announcer ] the counter. in most homes, it gets all the action. bring it. getting it clean again is easy with bounty. in this lab test, one sheet of bounty leaves this surface cleaner than 3 sheets of the bargain brand. ♪ why

louis into indianapolis, into ohio today., it's dryer in that area. you get a brand-new system in the northwest. and i have no hearing left. that was awesome. all that weather was brought to you by chase slate. robin? >> they want to be up here, though. >>> it's that time of year again. we have emeril. we start looking for the special mom who will win breakfast in bed with emeril lagasse. 12 years? >> 12th year, robin. time flies by. >> it smells good already. >> we have a healthy breakfast. >> okay. we'll do that. before we tell you anymore about it, let's show you our favorite moments. you want to? >> let's do it. >> here we go. >> reporter: here he comes. you never know where emeril will end up. soon, he may be knocking on your door. it's always a morning of fun. plus, a few tears. no matter what happens, it's always a surprise. >> how do you feel? how are you? are you surprised? >> reporter: it may happen at home. >> right here. live television. >> reporter: at school. or at work. like last year when we surprised a hospit

now indiana state police are investigating a shooting at a middle school 30 miles southeast of indianapoliswas rushed to the hospital by air ambulance. all schools were locked down as a result. 15-year-old may be a former student of the school has been arrested and police have detained a possible accomplice. >> kristen: no testimony in the barry bonds trial today. when they resume next week. his ex-mistress is expected to take the stand. they heard from an anti-doping expert that explained how steroids affect behavior. kimberly bell has indicated that bonds suffered from mood swings. questioned what they call the vague nature of research into the side effects of steroid use. >>> organizers of the bay to breakers race have opened up 5,000 more spots. for the first time, city officials are requiring participants to register in advance of the race. race organizers expect to add the 5,000 tickets to semi out just as quickly. it's scheduled for may 17th at 7:00 a.m. >> janelle: is this your lucky day. many people hope the answer is yes as they snap up lotto ticket. heavy ticket sales are being r

imagine this, flood waters up to 2 feet deep causing a lot of problems for homeownerdrivers in indianapolis. cars and trucks getting stuck when drivers try to barrel through the water. check that out more like a river than a highway on ramp. some people ignoring police barricades to get through these roadways, a lot of people there are dealing with flooded basements they have been getting a lot of rain over the past week the soil is saturated, rivers and creeks are over flowing. another storm is expected tuesday. certainly makes our weather look better. >> we are not exactly dry around here either. >> no, but we are not under that much water and what is going on napa valley marathon this morning. hopefully they have their rain gear out. >> jim, how are things in napa? >> a little wet this morning. light rain showers in and around the bay, generally speaking, looking at less than a tenth of an inch of rain accumulation in the overnight hours that won't cause any flooding, but we have slick streets, highways and by ways wet, slippery as we look across the south bay, looking dark out there, lo

time 4 in indianapolis.with stood a charge from gonzaga a but wrapped up the west regional tonight. courtney may be the best point guard in all of women college basketball. stanford imposing their will inside early. fwol of the team high 23. then peterson. lobby. feeding younger sister. cardinal by 1 10. single hand keep the gonzaga in the game. show and go for 2. this young lady unbelievable. stack ton wondering if i was ever that good. cross-over. finish with the loathe hand. she scored 18 straight for the bull dog at one point but stanford still led by 9 at the half. too big. off the dribble here then lindy wing 3. pac-10 player of the year janet. 5-3 and stanford wins it going away. 83 to 60. they reach the final 4 for the fourth consecutive yearment stanford won 27 straight games they face the winner of the baylor texas a&m game in the national semifinal on sunday night. >> we have a lot of fun obviously the first half van der slute an amazing point guard killing sows at half time we said let's just try

a few days back before heading to indianapolis for the sunday showdown with texas a&m.a tree p menads run. going to four consecutive final fours. is amazing in and of itself. the mission is to win one. freshman determined to capture the championship in his first season. >> now, that i have the opportunity i'm just -- i think the nerves are going away and it is just more like sorry, spirit within me. the senior are class only knows final fours and now having the opportunity i'm excited and want to make it memorable. >> warriors in memphis. i do remember it. we will take care of you down there. >> half court alley-oop to wright. lynn off the bench. ties it up at 6. the grizzlies picked up leon power. warriors were up ten in the third quarter. considerry buries the three. remember they are coming off a back-to-back. the second game in as many nights, tony allen the backdoor on this one. with authority! memphis turns it around and go up by nine. look at zac reynolds. 6'9" lumbering and takes it coast-to-coast. warriors outscored 62-38 in the second half and fall 110-91. col

i was hoping that if we could do it again it would be in indianapolis.keep winning and do the best that we can. >> gary: the men's n.c.a.a. with no bites in the bay area. city conference one the state conference over the weekend in ventura. and we set it up. vern glenn is transforming the highlights 81 each, 18 seconds. jonathan williams, kicked it in by a young parker. that is it, 83-81. the long three was missed and pamela, listen to this. the first time they won a title in 49 years since brad dugan. >> relief. you know, we're not celebrated or in the last eight years. this is what we're waiting for it is a lot of relief, excitement. and then it became a blur. >> gary: we're not joking. 49 years ago or test was the mvp and the state tournament. the last time that 49 years ago to buy your first mercedes law. [laughter] mercedes and it brad comes in here. and i do not want to be a sell out for commercials. and i again, pm is driving the finest automobile. >>pam: the finest one i have. >> gary: when we return, the prognosticator the greatest. we've been d

it happened in martinsville, indiana about 30 miles southwest of indianapolis. police say the victim, possibly a student, was shot twice in the stomach. one student at the school has been arrested. but the middle school is on lockdown while police search for a possible second suspect. now make sure you stay with us on the morning news and on our website for the very latest on this still developing story. >>> the first week of the barry bonds perjury trial is now over. court will resume on monday when prosecutors say call bonds former misstress kimberly bail to testify about changes she saw in bonds' body. yesterday the jury heard from a leading experiment for detecting performance enhancing drugs. bonds' attorney would not say about the testimony. >> i wish i could say more about the case again. from the begin, we have tried not to take place on what takes place inside the court. and it's even more important to have that in mind now. >> so far in the three days of testimony, three witnesses have taken the stand. remember, for updates on the bonds trial, go to ou

this indianapolis sushi chef is like many japanese-americans who haven't been able to reach loved oneser and mother and then my brother and sister. >> reporter: in portland, julia heasley hasn't heard from her daughter kate since an e-mail last week. >> it's not easy. it's really hard. you know, just waiting and not having anything you can do. >> reporter: but this disaster has a new tool in search and recovery, social media and the internet. >> i have my lifelines here. i've got my bible, my phone, and my computer. >> reporter: social networking sites like facebook, twitter and google's people finder have been critical for those looking for the lost. in seattle the strumlauser was desperately trying to find their 27-year-old son, aaron, who was working in sendai, when the quake struck. >> we have no way of reaching him. communications, the infrastructure there is down. it's very worrisome. we're obviously -- >> it's terrifying, the pictures. >> reporter: but just hours after this interview, facebook came to the rescue. someone on the site confirmed that aaron was alive. laura westindo

next stop indianapolis with janet poland and the cardinals. >> you know, here we are fourth year. like mined blowing. >> what this senior class accomplished this outstanding. i have believed in this team. you know, we have worked hard. it is just really special that we are back at the final four four years in a row. and it's incredibly exciting. and, you know, tomorrow i just have to wake up and pinch myself. i'm so happy for this team. >> again stanford the only local bay area team in the ncaa tournament. >>> apparently the cal baseball team checked its swing. they are still down to the last strike. the people behind save cal baseball.com have been aggressively raising money since the university announced that baseball and men's gymnastics would end this year. the group says they have raised more than $6 million in the passed month or so bringing their total to $9 million. that is just $1 million shy of what it would take to reinstate the program for the next 7-10 years. they are hoping an announcement could come thursday. >> we really feel strongly that, you know, we need to giv

>>reporter: defensive line man worked out for coaches and scouts nfl combine today in indianapolis. hoping to be this year tyson who came out of cal a year ago and top 10 peck. surprised even in last year draft. jordan rising up in the draft. stock soared after great showing in january in the senior bowl. pretty good speed for a big man. ran the 40 in 4.78. he's projected as top 20 pick. fellow cal bear michael being tagged as possible outside linebacker. at the next level. tennis? andre and pete still rival years later. madison square garden. legend show down. just lake the last 4 meetings they had on tour. pistol pete with a jumping swinging volley. still do it. yes. on the move. sampras takes agassi in straight sets. another oldie but goodie. john mcenroe and rival from the 80's. lendell. mack won the first set. playing to the crowd. had him going in a friendsy but then had to retire calling it quits approximately one game that set no. 2 because of an ankle injury. they were really disappointed. mcenroe. >> celebration did it. >> it's funny though with agassi and sampras. they ha

in addition to spending cuts these are part of the things that some governors in wisconsin and indianapolis ohio are taking a look at to try to control their long-term pension and benefit costs. it's a state-by-state issue. we've made the decision in virginia. i think it's right for our state. >> woodruff: governor bob mcdonald of virginia, thank you so much. >> lehrer: this is pledge week on public television. we'll be back shortly with a look at the high-level resignations at npr. this break allows your >> brown: finally tonight, npr's c.e.o. departs amid a growing storm. >> from "npr news" in washington, i'm craig wyndham. the president and c.e.o. of npr, viivian schiller has abruptly resigned today..." >> brown: news of vivian schiller's departure followed yesterday's release of this hidden-camera video. it showed npr fundraising executive ron schiller-- no relation-- at what he thought was a meeting with potential funders. among much else, he was heard disparaging tea party republicans. >> they believe in sort of white, middle america, gun toting, i mean, it's scary. they're seriously

in indianapolis and the surrounding area, the day was a complete washout. heavy rains turned roads into rivers making driving conditions extremely treacherous. >> we could feel it floating. it was almost kind of turning in midwater there. >> reporter: 23 states are under flood watches and warnings. in the ohio valley, rising floodwaters are expected to hit flood stage by tomorrow, and that storm system continues to race off to the east. now the biggest threats will continue to be heavy rainfall from portions of pennsylvania to upstate new york and as well northern new england and with colder air coming in on the back side of that storm system, some spots could be picking up a foot or more of snow into the higher elevations. at the same time, still an isolated threat of some additional severe weather, especially from the carolinas, places like norfolk, virginia, out towards wilmington, as well. then we'll have more on the storms expected to whip through the country coming up. bianna? >> okay, chikage. thank you. >>> we want to turn to politics now. and what

. >> reporter: these places provide a particular kind of suft indianapolis, connection, conversation, served up with a side of sweet memories, something they've been doing at the red room for decades. >> long before me, so... you'll have to talk to some of the card boys out there. some of them actually down the line, they remember their parents coming,, you know,, and playing cards, and the bolling alley downsdpaurz setting pins and whatnot. that's where your sisters. i'm too young to have them. >> she's one of the originals. red room war, wisconsin,ed any for five cents in trade. that's what a beer cost in 1938. there is a wall and there is a photo on that wall that has graffiti from kids who were pin-setters from the 30s and 40s. and they've scratched their name in there, and the year and such. you know, we hear some when we're here today, they come in here regularly, still, 60 years later, 70 years later. they're 75-, 80-year-old guys and it's pretty cool this place has been there that long. >> the owner treats you real well. >> it's the best bread pudding i've ever had-- no b.s..

. >> and underrated that fine little school at indianapolis, butler. >> i tell you you where i thinkservative argument that he is dithering and passive has some is the budget issue. >> chris: 34 republican ares, 34 democrats. >> sent a letter saying it is time for you you to exercise some leadership. you had the deficit commission. you are the president of the united states. the president looks to be -- >> i love it when juans says that the press is dithering. that was good. >> he didn't say the word leadership i don't think. >> i don't think the letter used the word leadership. they want him to be involved. >> they want him to take a position. and like a poker player he is holding his chips and saying i want the republicans to take. >> and that is by design. >> and smart politics. >> this is who is running the white house. they are saying we are about getting reelected here. i think he should be showing leadership. i -- on the budget they say at the white house this he have a plan. there is a time table for this. i think the president will get involved, not just yet. >> chris: got t

in addition to spending cuts these are part of the things that some governors in wisconsin and indianapolis ohio are taking a look at to try to control their long-term pension and benefit costs. it's a state-by-state issue. we've made the decision in virginia. i think it's right for our state. >> woodruff: governor bob mcdonald of virginia, thank you so much. >> lehrer: this is pledge week on public television. we'll be back shortly with a look at the high-level resignations at npr. this break allows your public television station to ask for your support. that support helps keep programs like ours on the air. >> brown: for those stations not taking a pledge break, we have a report about an invasive fungus that's killing millions of bats across the country. tonight's story comes from ed yahn of "oregon field guide," a production of oregon public broadcasting. >> reporter: a single bat can devour 600 mosquitoes, moths and other insects in a single hour. so despite their creepy reputation, scientists say its life without bats that should terrify us. and it's why pat ormsbee shudders at the new