>> so she owned a factory in indianapolis and it was really, she bought a house in indianapolis and behindas a stable and a warehouse. it used her the hustle, on into a factory, so wasn't the kind of complex that people saw in south made. and then she opened an office in new york and a beauty school, a beauty salon there. and then she began to acquire property in indianapolis before she died in 1919 and in 1927, a beautiful block long flat iron building was built in indianapolis with the factory in the theater in the corporate offices and the ballroom and the beauty salon and the drugstore and that building is still standing and it's a national historic landmark all the madam awkward legacy center. >> that's wonderful. i encourage people to send us their questions to the national archives foundation and the chat, i've got a few more here. how much do you know of madam walker siblings? >> so she had five siblings. her older siblings were all enslaved. they were with their parents on the bernie plantation and delta louisiana and her brothers, interesting lee for me, her older brothers were m

cnn's andy scholes is in indianapolis with the very latest. andy?happen but vcu is out of march madness because of protocols. the tournament they said before going in had to five players available to play a game and multiple members of vcu teams are not available to play because of covid or contact tracing and the ncaa with a statement this evening about the kans laegs of the game. they said the ncaa committee the vcu-oregon game a no contest because of covid-19 protocols. as a result oregon will advance to the next round. the ncaa and the committee regret that the student athletes and coaching staff cannot play in a tournament in which they earned the right to participate. we cannot provide further details. the issue here is that it appears that vcu contracted the virus here in indianapolis because they had to be tested seven days out before arriving here to what they called a controlled environment. the team is continuing to be tested daily and didn't find out until today they couldn't compete against oregon and just recently received a statement

we'll take you to indianapolis for a preview of the basketball tournament and the strict covid policiessecurity secretary alejandro mayorkas with more on the migrant situation at the southern border. >>> first on "cbs this morning" we talk with d.j.de nice about the one-year anniversary of his groundbreaking series "club quarantine." >>> that's the "cbs this morning" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. have a great day.

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i want to bring in cnn's andy scholes who's in indianapolis for us.ng to avoid, having to cancel a game and a team withdraw from the tournament. they set up this controlled environment with strict protocols here in indianapolis hoping to keep covid from disrupting this tournament but the head coach says his team actually had multiple positive covid-19 tests over the last couple days due to contact tracing, the team didn't even have five players available to take the court so they were forced to withdraw from the tournament which meant oregon moved on without having to play last night and the decision came hours before tipoff and, you know, definitely hard for the rams players, and staff to swallow. >> it was devastating. it was heartbreaking. not a lot of -- no dry eyes. this is what you dream of as a college player and a coach. to get it taken away like this is just -- it's a heartbreaking moment in their young lives and, you know, i told them it -- a lot of times in life it's not fair, and this is one of those -- one of those times, and let's just -

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vcu likely contracted the virus here in indianapolis. staying at four hotels here in downtown. they're very secure. the public can't get anywhere near them. the players and teams, they had to show seven days of negative tests before arriving here. they've been tested daily since getting here nearly a week ago. but still, covid found a way to disrupt this year's ncaa tournament. >>> when we come back, the signs are everywhere, pandemic pause on normal life might be coming to an end. like in japan where they're leveling up at theme parks. super nintendo world next. rely on the experts at 1800petmeds for the same medications as the vet, but for less with fast free shipping. visit petmeds.com today. >>> roller coasters, carousels, colorful characters come to life. the return of theme parks is one sign that things may be starting to get back to normal. disneyland has announced plans to reopen next month for the first time in more than a year. japan's universal studios has finally opened a long-awaited new traattraction, bringing the world of

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andy scholes joins us from indianapolis with this morning's "bleacher report."e we have ever seen before, all of the teams are here in indianapolis and the hotels where they are staying are on lockdown as the ncaa is trying to do everything it can to make sure that covid doesn't stop the big dance. march madness is back. but for the teams involved, it's a much different experience. instead of games taking place across the country, all 68 teams competing in this year's tournament are staying in four different hotels in indianapolis. teams are using the sky walks which have been closed off to the public to get to the convention center to practice. >> we're just fortunate to be out here and play, because like last year, the team wasn't able to play, but, yeah, i haven't been outside since sunday. so, you know, i don't know what the air feels like outside anymore. >> team members and ncaa officials are being tested daily for covid-19. players are also wearing devices that track who they have been in close proximity with to aid contact tracing if necessary. it's not

grady trimble live in indianapolis with more.ict tap, just feet away from the pacers' arena. it's been a long time since i've been in a bar this crowded as the first game in march madness tipped off just about 30 minutes ago. michael is the owner here, and you're really hoping this is the start of a comeback for you and all the restaurants here in indy. >> absolutely. this is what we did it for. we opened up this, our second district tap location, in september of 2019. you open up for sports, for conventions, for office populations, and six months after we opened up, everything was shut down. it was exactly this time last year when we were preparing for this moment. and it all got taken away from us. well, one year later here we are. this is why we built, this is why we've done what we've done. >> reporter: and indianapolis is unique this year, because they are the only host city. you have fans coming from around the country to watch these games what's that going to do for you guys here? >> i don't think anything has been organiz

. >> andy scholes joins us live this morning from indianapolis. good morning, boris and christi. the ncaa was really hoping to avoid this scenario. they had set up a controlled environment with very strict protocols here in indianapolis. trying to keep covid from disrupting this tournament, but vcu head coach mike rhodes, he says his team had multiple positive covid-19 tests over the last couple of days, and due to contact tracing, the team didn't even have five players who could play. they were forced to withdraw from the tournament which means oregon moves on. the decision came just hours before tip-off, and it was definitely hard for the rams players and staff to swallow. >> it was devastating. it was heartbreaking. no dry eyes. this is what you dream of as a college player and a coach, and to get it taken away like this is just a heartbreaking moment in their young lives. >> now to the millions of brackets that were filled out, there are now zero perfect ones left after two more huge upsets last night. a big one coming at the hands of abilene,

the nc double a called off the game after consulting with health officials there in indianapolis.he game was ruled a no contest. nbc use opponent. the oregon ducks advancing to the second round the seiu officials say they're disappointed with the situation but say they have to understand the need to put safety first. all right. speaking of march madness, how well do you know all the team mascots. >> pj zegler put fans to the test to see how much they now. >> vikings tigers and bears. oh we're not talking about the wizard of oz. we're talking about the mascots that make up the field of 68 in the nc double a tournament. now, while some schools have mascots that a well known others have unique once. so how well did the basketball fans here in indianapolis know their foe take a look. >> it's hard to know everything about all 68 teams at the nc double a tournament, but perhaps the team names and mascots should be fairly simple. >> right. argue easy guy. the tigers. >> lsu. clemson. texas are stepping up. >> real mascot of the tournament or that i make it up the animals. >> yes, sure di

fox business correspondent grady trimble is in indianapolis tonight. >> a restaurant rebound, that'sing for is march madness kicks off. >> people are coming back. there's a year's worth of demand for restaurants and bars and doing things and activities and travel. i think were all very excited for it. >> michael cancel owns the district tack, steps away from bankers life fieldhouse. indoor dining is that 75% with . still, basketball fans are flocking to nd from around the country. >> a villanova fan here for the weekend. >> i'm here for the baylor bears. >> can you sing country roads for me? >> the ncaa's capping capacity inside venues at 25%. the biggest, one of two courts inside lucas oil stadium will have as many as 8500 fans in attendance. the low attendance is causing some ticket prices to skyrocket. at the cheapest available between 215 and $500 on ticketmaster. unlike previous tournament, every single march madness game will be in indianapolis, giving a bigger boost to struggling local businesses. >> they had a hundred thousand dollars last year, hopefully this will definitely

the pandemic has forced all games to be played in indianapolis, and the businesses there are doing alliness has that story. >> reporter: a restaurant rebound, that's what business owners in indianapolis are hoping for as march madness kicks off. >> people are coming back, and there's a year's worth of demand for restaurants and for bars and for doing things and activities and travel. i think we're all very excited for it. >> reporter: mike ifing owns the district tap. indoor dining in indiana is at 75% with 6 feet between tables. still, basketball fans are flocking to indy from around the country. >> connecticut. villanova fan here for the games this weekend. >> my brother's number 31 for the baylor bears. >> reporter: can you sing "country roads" for us? ♪ take me home, country roads ♪♪ >> reporter: the biggest, one of two courts inside lucas oil stadium, will have as many as 8500 fans in attendance. some ticket prices are skyrocketing. the cheapest available for saturday's iowa game between $215-500 on ticketmaster. but unlike previous tournaments, every single march madness game wil

gary in indianapolis. caller: good morning. i'm calling in regards to actually be involved. i worked for six mayors over the period of my career. a lot of the government leaders have not had the vision to repair. there theory is what you cannot see is not visible. there are so many invisible damages underground. in indianapolis, we had manhole covers being shot out of their position and could have hit some pedestrians or cars. the other thing i would like to comment on -- i have done a lot of research. i had been retired 25 years. some states are losing up to 500 gallons of water per day with leaking pipes. i do have some ways we could pay for all this infrastructure. but, if you're doing -- if you're going to do it, don't put band-aids on it like potholes. how much money has anyone looked at that has been spent patching manholes when that money could have been used to do the job correctly. my other comment would be paying for the infrastructure. we have so much gold stored in knoxville, tennessee and in kentucky in different areas. why don't we use some of that money? the o

in indianapolis.e of testing protocols. there is a strict covid policy for everyone from the teams to the broadcasters which is why i'm here in my lovely hotel room right now. the goal for the ncaa, though, to once again crown a college basketball champion. as the tip-off to march madness inches closer, teams are heading to america's heartland for one of the most ambitious national tournaments in collegiates history. >> the national college championship -- >> reporter: before last year's cancelation, the ncaa had crowned a basketball champion every year since 1939. >> while there was hope and confidence that this could happen, there was also lingering doubt. >> reporter: senior vice president of basketball for the ncaa is in charge of tournament operations. >> it is a challenge to have 68 teams staying in four hotels. teams were required of to seven daily negative tests before they arrived in indianapolis. and then daily testing upon their arrival. we're requiring mask wearing, physical distancing, an

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up in indianapolis and indiana i remember that.fing shortage. the truth always comes out in the numbers, reporters look to the truth is always there. twenty homicides so far already in portland compared to one for the same time last year. 600 thousand people living in the city. whether it's going to happen during election year or now but at some point, city leaders and the mayor will have to have a come to jesus moment what the to do with their police department in all of this moving forward. 600,000 people live here, too, they have families to raise and lives to live. they are going to speak up in one way or another. >> charlie, i'm all about conservatism but if you are going to flash a budget, five and a half million dollars into a city that may be on fire, don't you think there are maybe other places we can get money from and keep police moving forward? charlie: like maybe, that would be the last thing he would cut. i can think of all sorts of things i cut before that but joey, you and i both live in a part of the world where we

indianapolis has set up a taste of indianapolis, so the teams each day get to choose one restaurant, games are about to start in just about an hour or so. i confused you when i was talking about brackets yesterday, stuart, so i hope this is something you can understand and root for, restaurants making a comeback. stuart: you know what i'm rooting for? good weather in indianapolis so those restaurant guys can make some money. that's what i'm rooting for. all right, grady, thanks very much, indeed. want to bring susan in -- [laughter] just a few moments ago we showed our viewers that short clip of ncaa women's basketball player showing us the difference between the men's and women's weight rooms. [laughter] take me through the story. susan: so she posted a video showing the disparity between the weight rooms of the men's and women's tournaments, and there was enough space, apparently, for the ncaa to administer equipment to the women's room -- add more. that's the full that you see for men whereas for the women, i mean, come on. where's the equipment that women need as well? let's list

they created bubbles for the men in indianapolis, for the women in san antonio.y had incredible upsets. biggest story here is off the court. this morning, march madness, living up to the name. oral roberts university, a 15 seed, stunning ohio state in overtime. just hours later, number 13, texas, knocking off number four. upset setting the stage for exciting albeit different tournament. men's games in six venues in and around indianapolis. women spread out in san antonio. but with games just getting started, the ncaa is already playing defense. >> i got something to show y'all. for the ncaa march madness, biggest tournament in college basketball for women, this is our weight room. let me show y'all the men's weight room. >> reporter: in the viral video, university of oregon player compared training facilities after they suggested lack of space is why women lacked weights. >> we work so hard to get here and we've put in so much work and to kind of see it not be, i don't know, not reciprocated on the other side is heartbreaking. >> reporter: steph curry speaking ou

instead of the games being played across the country, the entire tournament will take place in indianapolis players were like, "well, we're not getting paid but at least we get to spend a a month in indianapolis. [ laughter ] the number one seeds this year are gonzaga, baylor, michigan and illinois yep, gonzaga is number one in basketball and having a name that sounds like an antique car horn [ laughter ] that's right half the country thinks gonzaga will win it all, while the other half thinks gonzaga is the name of a new vaccine. [ light laughter ] for the first time since 1 1995, duke did not make it to the tournament the team appealed their decision with a letter that said, "bro, do you know who our dads are?" [ laughter ] well, guys, yesterday on fox news, dr. fauci urged former president trump to speak up about the coronavirus vaccine. listen to this >> he's not out telling people to get vaccinated. i wish he would. he has such incredible influence over people in the republican party it would really be a game changer if he did. >> jimmy: dr. fauci, i apologize, but you're not going to

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it has taken weeks and months to prepare with the city of indianapolis and the great state of indianant and just thrilled after 710 days from the last march madness game that we can bring games back tonight starting at 5:10 on trutv and tbs and i know the student athletes are thrilled to get back to the court. >> if you can, what are the three biggest changes or protocols that you guys had to make or put in place to keep the tournament safe? >> well, we've created a controlled environment where all of the participants are being tested on a daily basis. and they are staying in four hotel, everyone has their own hotel room. hotels are connected with sky walk with the indiana convention center where there are a dozen practice courts set up. so all activities are taking place, all team meetings, all meets and all practices and preparation in this controlled the six competition venues, but everyone that's around the student athletes and coaches is being tested on a daily basis. and we're doing everything we can to mitigate the risk, obviously put social distancing, with masking to make sur

the 101-year-old team chaplain wants a blessing from the ncaa to watch her team in-person in indianapolisave left her on the outside looking in so far. sister jean says she promises not to storm the court if loyola wins. >>> and the defending champs looking to run it back, buccaneers star tight end rob gronkowski resigning with the team on a one-year deal worth a reported $10 million. gronk earned his fourth super bowl ring in his first season with tampa. his super bowl winning mvp quarterback tom brady going to have his phone ringing off the hook this week. he gave out a cellphone number on social media yesterday. >> so listen rule number one before we get into any of this, no texting on game days. sometimes it gets hard to sort through the, you suck, brady, in the comments. i know there's quite a few of those over the years, it's usually from the jet fans, but to be clear if you do text me, you suck, yes, i will' see it and i may or may not respond. >> laura, haven't texted yet but maybe he will -- >> blowing up his phone all night. >> yes, all night. >> oh, man. okay. he may come to re

. >> our next question is coming from jack in indianapolis.n will us kids be able to get the vaccine? >> dr. fauci? >> great question. so, right now the trials have shown that by the time we get to the beginning of the fall, the fall school term likely, that there will be enough evidence of the safety and of the efficacy of high school students, namely, people from 12 up to 17 or 18. the trials on what's called an age de-escalation, from going from 12 to 9, 9 to 6, 6 to 2, and six months to two years, that will likely be by the end of the year at the earliest and more likely by the first quarter of 2022. so it is very likely that young children in elementary school will be able to get the vaccine in the beginning of 2022. >> let's go to an interesting question from alberto in castro valley, california. he's one of the 28 million americans already diagnosed with covid-19. >> as a person who suffered through covid back in june 2020 and continues to deal with the lingering effects such as fatigue, migraines, headaches, shortness of breath, how ma

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small stacks of dumbbells in the women's weight room in san antonio, while the men's teams in indianapolise a spacious weight room, all teams are in a bubble for the ncaa tournament. >> this is my passion, i care about women's basketball, and women in sport. we fell short this year. >> emotional response, you can see. ncaa officials say a lack of collaboration and short time line for getting the tournament together during the pandemic were factors. they are promising a solution by tomorrow morning. we should add, dick's sporting goods has offered to send weight room equipment free of charge to the women's bubble in san antonio. >>> we're back with the warriors tonight, and big bummer at the shark tank. we'll show you. >>> happening now, volcanic eruption in iceland, glow from the lava seen from outskirts of the capital 20 miles away. in remote valley, area's first volcanic eruption in nearly 800 years. back in a moment. >>> all right. your bracket might be already busted. fun night of march madness, among many upsets. second seed ohio state shocked by 15th seed oral roberts, and 11th feed

. >> the men's and women's ncaa tournaments have resumed in indianapolis and arizona. we are seeing the women's tourney. stanford takes on missouri state tomorrow at noon. that is here on abc 7. stanford utah valley looking for their third national title in program history. the previous two titles came in 1990 and 1992. the bay bridge series begins tomorrow. san francisco and oakland will play sunday and monday before the season opens. opening day is thursday. the a's and the rangers. bob melvin announce jed lowrie on the opening day roster. this shows you why. he finds the left-center gap. that will fall. rbi double makes it 2-0. he was 2 for 4. good utility player. two on for ramon. he had trouble finding the ball and almost goes out. off the wall right there. lowry and chapman score on a triple. the a's win 5-1. here's the skipper on lowry and his role after the game. >> i don't know how many games in a row he would be able to play. obviously the games will be nine innings. we will have coverage there. he can dh some even though we target him more for that. the fact

he says players from the university of virginia, the only team not yet in indianapolis because of anutbreak last week, will need to clear three tests after arriving tomorrow afternoon to be approved to play saturday night. meanwhile, the first four games feature one team in an unfamiliar spot. michigan state facing ucla tonight in a matchup of number 11 seeds in the east region. the last time a tournament was held in 2019, the spartans reached the final four, the most recent of eight trips to the big dance under coach tom izzo. they're going to need to win an extra game this time before reaching the final field of 64. >>> all right, a second civil lawsuit against houston texans quarterback deshaun watson was filed yesterday, following one from a separate plaintiff filed the day before. each allege inappropriate conduct by batson during massages last year. in a statement posted to twitter tuesday night, watson says he never treated any woman with anything other than the most utmost respect and looks forward to clearing his name. he also rejected a baseless six-figure settlement demand

the men's tournament in indianapolis. >>> still ahead, it's an unusual way to get to work. warriors star who kayaked -- yeah, kayaked to practice today. >>> let's take a live look at the capitol tonight where the fencing started to come down. crews started removing at the complex this morning. there's still fencing and no word when the inner fencing around the capitol building tuesday will be removed. >>> okay. some dramatic new video tonight of that dangerous situation involving a man, his daughter and an elephant. take a look at this. you can see the man and his 2-year-old little girl. they were inside an elephant habitat at the san diego zoo. witnesses say they think the man was trying to take a photo, the elephant starts coming towards them quickly. witnesses say that's when the man trips, drops his daughter as they try to run. >> a lot of people froze and didn't know really how to take it in, but immediately everybody was pleading with him and then it became frantic and hysterical. >> thankfully, and incredibly nobody was hurt. the man and his daughter, they were able

while the men's tournament is in indianapolis. >>> this is out of iceland tonight as a long-dormant volcano erupts for the first time in more than 800 years. you can see a long stream there -- several long streams of lava pouring out of the volcano. about 20 miles from the country's capital. the eruption, which started last night, follows more than 40,000 small earthquakes in the region. over the past few weeks. pretty incredible stuff. there is no immediate danger, though, to people living in the area. there you go. >> all right. >>> let's check in with vienna, she joins us nous. she's got a lot of weather. where is binky? >> you know, he just left the room. i didn't trust him, if he was going to bark or not. because knock on the door. so maybe he will make an appearance, towards the end. and it is going to be cold, tonight. so, if your pets are usually outside, for whatever reason, bring them inside tonight, please. it's going to be way too cold, especially if you live in the north bay, the interior valleys. right now, it's about 51 degrees in san francisco. overnight lows will drop down,

paid organizers manned sound in eastern indianapolis.rancisco, new faces, a growing union, up from 40,000 to 80,000. from 80,000 to one and 50,000 -- 150,000, 200,000, 250,000. >> [humming] >> you are home. >> the pool room was closed. where have you been? >> the shoemakers. how can a man write out a pair of shoes in two weeks. >> it is very simple. -- >> you are not so young anymore. leave the picketing to the younger dressmakers. >> i am a veteran of 1910. when it comes to picketing. >> my father never stop talking about it either. >> you married a contractor. >> what is the -- watch the couch with your feet. what you think you are, in the house. >> i just paid it off. i can put my feet on it. -- i am reading the financial report of the international government ladies union, afl usa, receipts, reimbursements, international assets. >> there is one dollar missing from the pamela. -- the pay envelope. >> horses, i did up with. >> give. one dollar. i want to. >> it was at assessment. we are helping to organize the steelworkers and autowork

. >>> and loyola chicago's biggest fan, sister jean, is heading back to indianapolis today for the nextthe ramblers in their first two tournament wins. they play oregon state in the sweet 16 tomorrow here on cbs. yesterday, sister jean, who's 101, delivered her scouting report for the game. >> you need to get a good backup of points right from the beginning and try to make some fast breaks so that we -- see that we're not lagging behind. if we play the way we played illinois, we'll be doing very well. >> sister jean, who is in a wheelchair, said that she will be jumping around literally if the team reaches the final four again like they did in 2018. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we're going to take you inside hartsfield jackson atlanta international airport for an exclusive look at how delta airlines is helping to vaccinate tens of thousands of people. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." " start with all the non-sports dads. narrt whoatchespeally aol. mywalgreens for. join and get 30 minute pickup at walgreens.com at novartis, our goal is to help keep cosent

sister jean was cleared to travel and attend friday's game in indianapolis against georgia tech. national attention in 2018 during loyola's surprise run to the final four. she's been lobbying for weeks to join the team if they made it to the tournament. it will be her first game in more than a year. >> i'm just going to be so excited when i get there. i just want to see them and, you know, i've watched their videos and stuff like that. it's just going to be like old home week to me to see them again. >> just so you know, sister jean is fully vaccinated against covid-19. >>> and today's the deadline for someone to claim a $1 million lottery prize in rhode island. the mega millions ticket bought last year at a market in north smithfield matched all five numbers but not the mega ball number. the winning numbers were drawn one year ago today. if the ticket is not claimed today, it expires. in 2011 it a ticket worth $77 million went unclaimed in georgia. so go through your jean pockets and your coats and stuff like that. you left it somewhere. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," acto

the one who tested positive and five others who had close contact with him at a dinner in indianapoliswhere the tournament is taking place. one of the officials tells nbc's "today" show they ate together because their hotel rooms were not yet ready. >> we had masks, we followed all the cdc guidelines that we're supposed to have mask on except for eating and drinking and it's unfortunate that my dear friend got tested positive. >> the ncaa has strict contact tracing rules in place for the tournament. in fact, four schools are on the call in case one or more teams has to get pulled in for an outbreak. >>> let's talk about a throw-back for you this morning. a 55-year-old supermodel proves that age is just a number. ♪♪ >> i love this. this is beautiful. >> elena poritzkova posted this to instagram, this is abba's "gimme, gimme, gimme." she's still moving. gimme, gimme, gimme her look. she's beautiful. she always has been. >> 4:58. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay" a big change in landscape could be on the horizon in san francisco. what the city is considering following the pandemic.

. >> reporter: the indianapolis facility for men filled with equipment.emale players couldn't believe >> how does that feel as a player? >> we worked so hard to get here, and we've really put in so much work, and to kind of see it is just pretty heartbreaking. >> reporter: nba star steph curry not a fan either tweeting "wow. come on now. march madness ncaa y'all tripping." tonight the ncaa acknowledging the disparity. >> although this is a blemish, i do want to emphasize we have made some strides there but as noted, we fell short on this item >> i have such a big voice is so empowering for me and like hopefully i can use that to empower other women to speak up about the certain injustices as well >> reporter: a full court press for equality she hopes pays off morgan chesky, nbc news >>> now to the deadliest week in myanmar following the military coup. the country bracing for more clashes this weekend. our keir simmons has more >> reporter: in myanmar protesters are dying for democracy. nine reportedly killed just today the economy shut down. in footage fr

requiring a few minutes of a talk or then in a large city like indianapolis or cincinnati or columbus where he really had to give a significant kind of a speech or special as he's going along the ohio river and can see kentucky on the other side. so these are fairly fraught moments of political theater, which he really had to think through and in general he did extremely well there were a couple flubs he had a kind of a flub in indianapolis his first night when he gave a kind of funny but undignified speech about how the south theory of union was like a free love. match between a man who didn't really want to marry a woman. he was sleeping with basically. and then a couple other speeches that didn't hit their mark all that well. boring economic speech in pittsburgh in in the rain but overwhelmingly he was finding his footing he was funny as he was before juries he could be profound. he often spoke movingly about where he was including looking over the ohio at the south at the state where he was born or seeing veterans gathered. in near cleveland, he's seeing veterans of the war of 181

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there were a couple flubs, he had a kind of flubbed in indianapolis. his first night when he gave a kind of funny but undignified speech about how the south theory of union was like you free love match between man who didn't want to bury a woman, he was sleeping with, basically. and then a couple of other speeches that didn't hit their mark hole that well our in economic speech in pittsburgh in the rain. but, overwhelmingly, he was finding his footing. he was funny, as he was before juries. he could be profound. he often spoke movingly about where he was, including looking over the ohio at the south, how to stay where he was born. we're seeing veterans gathered hidden near cleveland and he's seeing veterans at the war of 1812. and then as he comes closer to philadelphia, beginning in trying to new jersey and then in philadelphia, he talks with great beauty and grace and historical insight and some personal memory of his childhood, which as you know, the small amounts we ever get, we cherish because he spoke so little about the person he was has a prett

skyler henry is in indianapolis. -- in minneapolis. who is expected to take the stand today? >> reporter: good morning, we'll pick back up with the off-duty minneapolis firefighter who was there watching as the scene unfolded between derek chauvin and george floyd. it comes after an emotional day two inside of the courtroom including compelling testimony from that teen who shot the video seen around the world. an off-duty firefighter testified in the derek chauvin trial that she wanted to help george floyd but insists a police officer wouldn't let her. >> he said something along the lines of if you really are a minneapolis firefighter, you would know better than to get involved. >> reporter: genevieve hanson is expected to take the stand again. >> did call the police on the police -- >> why did you do that? >> because i believe i witnessed a murder. >> reporter: during his second day on the stand, donald williams listened as his 911 call was played for the jury. >> knee on the dude's neck -- >> reporter: the court heard from a teenager who recorded the widely seen video of fl

he had a kind of a flub in indianapolis his first night when he gave a kind of funny but undignified speech about how the south's theory of union was like a free love match between a man who didn't really want to marry a woman he was sleeping with basically, and then a couple other speeches that didn't really hit their mark all that well. a boring economic speech in pittsburgh in the rain. but overwhelmingly, he was finding his footing. he was funny as he was before juries. he could be profound. he often spoke movingly about where he was including looking over the ohio at the south, at the state where he was born, or seeing veterans gathered near cleveland, he's seeing veterans of the war of 1812, and then as he comes closer to philadelphia beginning in trenton, new jersey, and then in philadelphia, he talks with great beauty and grace and historical insight, and some personal memory of his childhood, which as you know, the small amounts we ever get we cherish because he spoke so little about the person he was as a pretty unlettered and impoverished youth. so at the end of the trip,

women's tournament is currently being held in the san antonio area while the men's tournament is in indianapolis do you get to work? usually we drive, public transit and maybe a bike or you walk -- >> one of the splash brothers is getting to his job in a far more unique way. how about kayaking? and that can only be clay thompson and it is posting this video on instagram this morning, kayaking to practice. in the video he says the weather is beautiful, no wind, calm waters and he's paddling across the bay to chase center. he's rehabbing a torn achilles tendon and he's getting a good workout in heading to chase center today. veryis in. >> let's bring in vianey arana in. it was a beautiful day. >> it really was, such a fantastic way to welcome it in, and get the sunshine going and we do have a couple of lingering clouds and that's because we had a system that pushed through, bringing rain on thursday, on friday and we're going to see where temperatures dip tonight and let's take a look at current conditions in san francisco. 55 degrees and it's beautiful and overnight lows will dip down into the 40

all changes take center st covid safety precautions and limiting fan attendance at the arena in indianapolissame. it won't be anywhere close to the same, but it's better than nothing. >> reporter: the american gaming association releas ts also punching their ticket to the tournament this year, the loyola ramblers. in 2018, the team made it to the final four after a cinderella run with their lucky charm, team chaplain sister jean. sister jean says she is fully vaccinated and hopes to be in attendance this year, telling us she's itching to be there in person. >> i'm not going to run out on the court, and i'm not going to cause any disturbance. so i hope i get to go with my whole heart and my whole soul. >> sister jean there promising she won't be rowdy. >> right. >> she'll be respectful. >> and she's fully vaccinated. all right. and my gamecocks, nowhere near the tournament. >> yikes. i like hncaa, this year is -- i something. >> that's what we have been saying. that's what w >>> right now on america this morning, surge at the southern border. the dramatic increase in the number of migrant chi