and the indies attacked.ed powerful shots, 237 off 163 balls and with the performance as good as that it seemed certain he would be on the winning side and it powered the black hats. any hopes of the west indies getting close enough was a brilliant performance by the kiwis in the field: the catch to dismiss marlin highlights west indies were bold out for 250, new zealand winning by 143 runs. >> i am still not really sure to be honest. it hasn't sunk in yet. i was proud of what happened today. and hopefully we can win another game and another one after that. so, you know, just pretty proud to get to score that many runs and to get the one as well. >> well, we have just been obviously inconsistent from south africa into this world cup. we have had good games and bad games but never been really consistent going forward. going forward, we need to be more consistent. >> ball now harry kain celebrated with a hat trick and sunderland kept up the pursuit of a top-4 place by beating lester 4-3. now 19 pre-myer league

i could not say that i did. >>> michigan state will play duke in the next game in indy.e followed by wisconsin and unbeaten kentucky. >>> former warrior star, the head coach could be, red storm is saying the coach is is expected to accept it. >>> now, jordan, trailing walker by 7. now, 8 holes to play on it. gets the birdie. he was within 4. no drama here. walker who lives 30 minutes from the course in san antonio held off. he shot 16. set him up for a bird. walker win by 4 shots, his 5th victory in the last two seasons. >>> this guy, much more interested in his cars at martinsville, 38 laps going, jeff gordon leading, called for speeding on pit road. finished 9th. that move cost him a win. final lap, in the 11th, trying to fight off brad who bumps on the final turn. hamlin hangs on for the win. 5th victory. final 4 is finally set. >>> ann continues to dominate the kpix bracket. i looked at your bracket. i looked at your picks and nobody is going to catch you. >> really? >> i don't know what i am doing, that is great. wouldn't it be great if i knew what i was doing? >> y

we want them to think about our scenery, the indy 500 or basketball or football. we want them to think about our economic growth. we don't want people to be thinking about discrimination against any group as the first thing that comes to mind webhen they think about our state and communities like south bend. that's why we're stepping up to say this does not speak for all of us. i don't think this speaks for most of us. we have to take a stand and do what's right. >> congressman andre carson and mayor pete buttigieg, thank you both for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you, reverend. >>> coming up breaking news from the german airline disaster disaster. officials now saying the

so we're off to indy.n to duke inside that forum, and i don't think there's anybody better at finishing games as far as burning clock and getting the right two guys to the free-throw line. >> march belongs to michigan state's tom izzo. six final fours looking for number seven. spartans in control. but the cardinal were led here by wayne black. louisville with a one-point lead on free throws. but marvin clack puts smu back on top. mad scramble in the paint. could have been a three-point play. instead, the 48% shooter on the line, made the first missed the second and we're going to overtime tied at 65-65. the spartans dominated. 35 seconds left ford misses but dawson the putback. michigan state heading back to the final four for the seventh time under izzo. they'll face duke. 76-70 the final. >> we're not going to disney butter going to indy. these guys did a heck of a job after a sluggish first half. i'm just happy and proud and excited and an incredible amount of michigan state people here tonight. >>> sha

this is michigan's 7th trip. >> i am a football fan we are not going to disney but we are going to indy. >> being so close last year, minutes away and not getting it, it makes it worth the while. can't put it into words, really. >> i can not sit here. i would like to tell you i thought at different times this year that we were good enough to get to a final 4 but i would be lying to you. i can not even say i did. >> yeah, look at that. look at that. no west coast representation at all. . >>> former warrior chris mulan might be back. now, st. john's offered him the job and he is expected to accept the job of coach. he played there in the '80s before being drafted by golden state. could be the next head coach. >>> final week of cactus league play. dodgers, top of the 1st, now, ground ball, ruled double, right center, off of matt cane, turner comes around to score. allowing 3 runs in four innings. now, 7-4. now, buster, ground ruled double. now, 2-4 with 2 runs batted in. giants winning, opening day is next monday. >>> around texas open. featuring two texans, now, trailing walker by 7 shots

but when you're facing the west indy star chris gayle anything is possible. after typically attacking stop, gayle went for 21. 21, 85-7. the captain jason holder produced 57 at number nine to help the indies salvage a title of 182 and a modest target for india to chase but they certainly made life hard for themselves. the top ordered order dismantled, and they came to india's rescue. he was on base at 45, steered them to a full-wicket victory with ten overs remaining. >> they have different conditions. they have stepped up. they have completed the performance so far. >> india are now guaranteed while the indyies fate is now out of their hands. al jazeera. >> tennis world number one djokovic has given serbia a winning start in davis cup. beating number 158. 6-3, 6-3 6-4 the score. djokovic would win the davis cup back in 2010. >>> well, serbia finished the day 2-0 up, coming from two sets down against an 18-year-old winning in five sets in a match lasting over three hours. meanwhile in glass go, andy murray won his opening against donald young from the u.s. mu

if he signs with indy he will be reunited with todd herremans.eman has agreed to one year deal with the colts worth 3.5 million-dollar. indy trying to bolster their line herremans said he wants to compete for a super bowl. he was lured by ryan gregson who is former director of player personnel. >>> phillies fans, this is last thing you want to hear, teams only saving grace seems to be their 1/2 punch and now they have temporarily shut down cliff lee, again. phillies number two starter out with a left elbow strain, it is same injury that limited him to 13 starts last year. gm ruben a amaro said you have to deal with arms. same area same issues he had last year. lee will in the make his scheduled start on tuesday. >>> phillies facing rayness port charlotte freddie galvis got scoring started with an rbi single in the spending. that scored codey asche. kevin sloan, he threw three shut out innings, for phillies. they scored seven runs in the seventh to come back and big ray is five-four. their second win of the spring. both come in games that he start

. >> what about indie go-go? you seeing films and different types of content being crowd-sourced on indie go-go, or are we still a ways away from that? >> as a matter of fact, we just had a moi v. that was up into the oscars for documentary. but just right now, last week, we just actually had con man, which is a conference man, which is based off of the folks behind "firefly," a tv show that got a huge following around 13 years ago and now their massive audience, who's been asking the studios to say bring it back, and they wouldn't bring it back. and now they already have over $2 million based on their 20,000 folks in funders. so you're really seeing organically, people are saying i want this back outside the studio system. >> we know how that worked for "veronica mars", too. very interesting. next up, we hear indie go-go has a pretty cool record-breaking campaign right now involving, of all things, honey and the extraction of honey. tell us about it. >> i know it's wild. when we think about honey, we think about

he had been in a few -- he had been in one indy film that a couple colleagues of mine had worked on andthey said, this kid is pretty interesting. we all liked him, he was good to work with. >> but not a big star. >> no, absolutely not. he wasn't a cute kid from a tv show or anything. he was just a local -- local kid, and it was such a huge decision. >> well, the whole movie, come back to the fact it could be motherhood or whatever else, at the end of the day it is boyhood and at thened oatthe end of the day the is about him and it's on his shoulders. >> it's a lot to put on a 7-year-old. [laughter]. >> yes, it is. >> you don't really talk of it in those terms. >> but that's true. >> but everyone who came in for casting, my casting director, beth sepco, we had a ton of kids, actors, met a lot of them, 6 or 7-year-olds in the state at that time, and he was the one -- liked the way he thought. he was the least -- a lot of kid actors can be kind of cute, you know, they've been rewarded for like pleasing parents and being kind of cute kids. he wasn't really like that. he didn't care what you

we are off to indy, nice thing to be able to say. >> dr.e's opponent in indianapolis next weekend will be michigan state before last season. tom's teams had never failed to reach the final four after they made it to the field of eight. tough task, sparks against louisville. cardinals run the floor in the first half, spartans looking bad here in the second. terry makes the steal in the back court. gets an easy score, louisville up seven, but michigan state battled back. travis, it rite. spartans scored the next six points. den dell balanceantoine. cardinals were not finished. wayne with cutting the lead, 1:25 to play. this game went to overtime tied at 65. louisville was held to five points. brandon dawson there for the follow. spartans win 76-70, onto the final four where the spartans did not go last year. apparently, is served as motivation. >> they were trying to start their own legacy, there are times when you are following people, once the streak was broken last year, theirs started an win. >> you have a team full of great guys. up and

he tore into the west indies attack and hit 24 fours and 11 sixes. 237 coming off 133 balls. the highest score seen in the world cup, and the second highest one day international score of all time. any hopes the windies of had getting close from snuffed out by a brilliant performance in the field. the catch a good example of that dismissing marlin samuels. windies bowled out for 250. new zealand winning by 143 runs going on to face south africa in the semifinals. >>> in the english premier league. manchester city will host west brom. they are looking to make up ground on the leaders chelsea, four ahead of them. the manager's 100th game in charge. he is confident he'll be around come the end of the season. in spite of mixed results and criticism. >> during the season one manager is not winning. this year was maybe liverpool manager. with me with manchester united. it's been the same. another team that was locked out of the champion's league this week is arsenal. and they are away to newcastle in the other premier league games, and new christoffer sundgren manager dick takes hi

including news of a record-breaking day at the cricket world cup as co-host new zealand blow away the indies to reach the semifinals. >> we begin this news hour in yemen where the security situation is fast deteriorating. let's bring you up-to-date with the latest developments. there has been fighting between outy rebels and tribesmen in the country's south. 20 people have been killed. outy fighters are appear to be trying to expand their presence in the country. they're deploying forces from the capital in sanna sending fighters by air. >>> this is the scene where shots are fired into the air as people protest against the hoties outside security forces building. it gives answer idea of how tense the situation is. yemen's president hadi has made a televised address to his party party. he used this address to call on all parties to take part in a political dialogue. >> as a president my job is to achieve you're goals in the bright future, stable future where cooperation is all over the place. that's why my job as president is to do that, and to invite all the political powers and components i

he introduced a policy of war against indies palestinian to bring back morality and could mean being late for work could mean performing frog jumps if you're a civil servant. there are hopes that he can deal with boko haram. he has personal experience with their violence. he narrowly escaped death after a suicide attack on his car. 42 people were killed, but boko haram won't be his only worry. >> the oil price drop has seen nigerian government lose 50% of its revenue this is year. while he has promised to deliver big spending in the public sector, he won't be able to deliver that. how he managed the electorate that key cuts will need to be remained will be a difficult place for him. >> buhari has promised to reduce unemployment increase education and public services. but his first challenge to reconcile a country. >> and we'll have more reaction and analysis on the elections a little later. it's also been a week since the nigerian military detained two al jazeera journalists in the north of the country. they were embedded with the military before they were detain detained last tuesda

the repricing at this time in the west indies. he said we have promised freedom and he keeps his promises. so somewhere above 3000 slaves left with the british including george washington's own slaves i would like you to keep an eye out for a couple of my slaves. they scattered all over the place i've been in canada, britain, sierra leone. some of them were sold back into slavery by the british and the west indies so they had their own interesting stories but the fact that 3000 or so african-americans gained their liberty in the british is another sign of the contradiction in american history right from the birth of the republic. >> host: the book is called gateway to freedom the history of the underground railroad. thank you so much for joining us today. >> guest: thank you for having me. >> that was "after words," booktv signature program in which authors of the latest nonfiction books are interviewed by journalists, public public policymakers and others familiar with their material. "after words" airs every weekend on booktv at

he beats the record of the west indies. his 215 coming in this world cup. and then gary kurston with three of the top records made during the tournament. >>> to football, meanwhile spain's la liga in the first la liga match of the day. they could close the gap on third place valencia with one point for the win. >>> now a major boost for the 79-year-old who is taking on three rivals in the fee from fifa election. the pele still thinks that he's the right man for the job. >> plus i want to be clear. i'll support blatter because he has more experience, of course, in life you must have some experience. but i will support blatter. i still think he has an opportunity to do more in his administration. >> rory mcilroy has climbed up the leaderboard. he would eventually get to 8 under par. american morgan hoffman leads at the halfway mark. this birdie put him five clear of mcilroy. >> he made a few good puts at the stop of the line, which got me going a bit. i played the par fives better. over all it's a good day and gets me back in the tournament. >>> serena willia

colorado base arrow electronic outfitted the car for former indy racer schmid. he wanted to drive again after crash left him paralyze 15 years ago. the company unveiled the similar autonomous no. 5 car at the road show at the santa clara convention center this morning. there's hope technology used here will make its way to our cars soon. >> sure assisted driving the fully auto vehicle are on the road map by several company in the future. if what we have done can play a small role well we would be delighted to see that take place. >> no. 5 car will be driven by james hivrj cliff in the 2015 verizon indy car series this year. >> impressive. >> it is. >> soon we will be whizzed around. >> that's how you drive you in every day. >> don't call it that. >> the yes. some call it. unlike the personal uber. uber unlike the personal uber. uber. >> be more quiet. i'm sorry. tell turn the music up. >> in sports. it's last thing the giants could afford in spring training. key injuries injury. hunter who wants to try a new burger? that's good! it's really good. very juicy. tha

of pakistan and south africa midway through their series, that was back in october, well, the west indies will hope the attack can make the most of who once took seven against one run, a t this ground, back in 1993. >> it is very important that we have one became at a time. it isn't just now going into the warner. >> 99 days time, europe will stage it's first ever continental multisport tournament. more than 20,000 will compete in sports. earlier we spoke to the chief operating officer and asked what they stood to gain from host the first ever european games. >> i think there is a real need to have a european game, we need to recognize that europe is the only continue independent in the world that doesn't have it's own major event for the best in the continent, there's been a pan america games and a nation games sense 1951, and despite the athletic strength, and the commercial strength of europe, there has never been an event for the best in europe. but as far as they are concerned, this allows it to help diversity it's economy into tourism, and into sports tourism in particular, we only

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five defeats from five of the uae who play the west indies on sunday. >>> afghanistan has missed theire of making the quarterfinals in their first world cup and if they miss out on the chance to make the next one, with the current format to be cut from ten -- from 14 to 10 teams. imagine they can beat england will that change the icc's mind on them. joe wilson reports from sydney. >> reporter: for the country the sport, afghanistan's cricket symbolizes progress from nothing to the world cup in little more than a decade. afghanistan players learned the game as refugees in pakistan and coached by a man whose cricket education came in the england west midlands. he has adapted to kabul. >> as everybody in england knows me, i like it. security issues that are a concern, but you just have to be aware that it is a dangerous area. they've got their own brand of cricket which is exciting which is passion, and at times they get it wrong, but it's done with passion. >> reporter: in the first world cup, afghanistan have already won one match. they have talented cricketers with nothing to lose and

not going to indy. least but not least, the iowa state university which has won five straight games in which it trailed by double digits. it's kind of like eaton which i'm regarding perhaps as a comeback kid. industrial is roaring of late after returning form with two straight earnings. it's a charitable trust name with a good piece in a weekend magazine. here's the bottom line. if you want to play march madness, "mad money" style," then you think about the great teams from duke and gonzaga. remember that just like cramer faced disney and boeing. stay tuned for more stock market bracketology and how much of the other bracketology shows really made you? enough said. >> there! stay with cramer. much more "mad money" ahead. my take on march madness including companies that have enough gain to represent the top seeds in the east. then it sells lip gloss to eyeliner. this stock is far from just skin deep. i have a beauty player that can help you cover up any weakness in the portfolio. it's the ultimate gauge

ireland are out. >> west indies into the last day after their win against the united arab emirates. they chased down a win by six wickets. >> some days he has good days, sometimes bad days. his fitness is key going into the quarter final. i'm sure he'll be up for it. >> they'll need him for the quarter finals to win the unbeaten cohosts new zealand. south africa gets the quarter final underway. india plays bangladesh and australia versus pakistan. >> chelsea having six points clear after drawing 1-1 with south hampton. saw the hampton keeping their hopes of european qualification alive with an equalizer. manchester united looking to hit back after beaten by arsenal. united about to kick off. >> what i've seen this week in how they react i'm very pleased. i wish that the reaction, and i hope that it can be shouldered. >> the united states, football or soccer as known there has argue glee never been more popular. the national teams gave yet another boost to the popularity of the domestic league, the mls. this season sees new york getting its second major team. >> historic day in new y

and new zealand and scored unbeaten 237 also against west indies and finished as the leading run scorerd four consecutive with 22 maximums and chris gail had the most sixes and the best balancing figures in a game and took 7 for 33 against a dismal england team. egyptian futbol league will resume in a few hours after a seven-week clashes and people died and fought with tear gas at a stadium in cairo and they will go ahead without being in attendance the third time in four seasons the league has been suspended. 14 grand slam raphael knocked out of the third round of miami masters and beat in three sets. it's his second straight and nadal never won the tournament in 11 attempts and will now take on monica. >> he is one of the biggest victories you can have in tennis. of course it's a huge victory and it's always really nice to feel you know, in a packed stadium a very important tournament like this one and playing it against one of the best players in history and you try to enjoy the moment. >> reporter: nadal not the only big name to tumble on sunday and lost 28 seed with france 7, 6, 7,

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. >> so the front page of the indy star today took a bold stance against the law. the headline says in very bold big letters, fix this now. do you think this law can be fixed or will it need to be scrapped? >> well, we feel that if you know statements put into the current law that protects against discrimination and other matters that have been against -- looked at by civil rights groups i think the law could be salvaged. >> you know when you look at this debate that's happening around the country really because there are other states even this week arkansas is looking at a similar law this week. in indianapolis and indiana, where -- what was the context for this law emerging? why did religious groups feel the need to have further protections? >> well that's the irony, that our organization was not asked about this law and other religious groups have been asked about this law either -- haven't been asked about this law either. so it's ironic it's about religious freedom but we were not consulted in the first place. >> edgar, thank you for your time. >> thank you fo

. >> not going to disney but we're going to indy and we're excited about it. i it was -- these guys did a heck of a job after a sluggish first half. i'm happy and proud and excited and incredible amount of michigan state people here and i want to thank them too. >> i'm ready for the real deal. enough cactus league. opening day only eight days away but we did gate giants-dodgers preview today. ryan vogelsong credit for the win and did damage with his about. a base hit. matt duffy 3-4, three rbis. hicks scores, duffy fighting for a final roster spot as a backup. giants beat the dodgers 11-9. a's and brewers brayman impressing on the mound. allowed one runs and ten hits in 21 innings this spring. struck out three today. billy butler homers. the a's blank the brew crew 7-0. nascar in martinsville. looked like the first day on the job for this pit crew. denny hamlin headaches the lead -- takes the lead and never looks back. keselowski clips the back of hamlin. >>> pga tour in san antonio, jimmy walker's home course and he used his local knowledge to win his second

slavery in the west indies. he wasn't trying to abolish slavery they said the king keeps his promises. somewhere about 3000 slaves left with the british, including a couple of george washington's own slaves. by the way, keep an eye out for a couple of my slaves. now they scattered all over the place. some ended up in canada, some britain, some in sierra leone. some of them were sold back into slavery by the british and ended up in the west indies. they have their own very interesting stories. the 3000 or so african-americans gained their liberty through the british, not to the americans is another sign of the contradiction in american history right from the first of our republic. >> host: absolutely. the book is titled "gateway to freedom: the hidden history of the underground railroad". professor foner, thank you so much for joining us today. >> guest: thank you so much for having me. >> here's a look at the current best-selling nonfiction books according to the harvard bookstore. >> host: princeton professor,

. >> we're not going disney but we're going to indy and we're excited about it.after a sluggish first half and louisville played well. i'm happy and proud and excited and incredible amount of michigan state people here and i want to thank them too. >> if you're like me, enough cactus league already. opening day is eight days away but we got a giants dodgers previewed today. vogelsong got credit for the win and did damage with his bat. g-men up 4-3. matt duffy three rbi. hit this double in the eight. duffy fighting for a roster spot. giants beat the dodgers 11-9. >>> a's and brewers, kendall improves on the mound. allowed just one run in ten hits and 21 innings this spring. struck out three today. then run support in the third. brought lawrie, third homerun of the spring. a's branch the brew crew. >> pga tour in san antonio, jimmy walk-under used his local knowledge to win his second event of the year. jordan spieth up and over the ridge. on line and going to be nothing but net. starts to run of fourth straight birdies gets second place but lost by four strokes. j

that could be what indy needs to get to the super bowl. in the midst of the chaos, the niners made a key addition. they signed tory smith five years and $40 million and it gives kaepernick a speedy receiver who can stretch the defense. smith coming off a down year with baltimore, but he fills a need the niners have had for a long longtime. the raiders wanted to sign guys. they had so much cash for suh or randal cob but no luck with the big names. he was the mvp of super bowl xlviii. smith played for ken norton, junior. the raiders also agreed to terms with the running back he -- dash he is leaving the redskins. women's college hoops and usf and the dons against byu. winston lead it with 10 rebounds and more on four in the lane there. not to be denied. they knockdown the three from the wing right here. byu wins it 76-65 as the

coming in fifth was the indy horrors it follows. >> so that means you saw the frozen fever. >> it's really cute. frozen fever is very cute. and cinderella is really great. >> i'll tell my four-year-old. >> you need to take her. >> i will take her. >>> think you know which bay area freeways are the busiest during rush hour? i will rush out of here to tell you in 30 minutes. commuters should brace for some surprising changes. >> and air canada flight missed the runway while trying to land in nova score sha. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute here where traffic is doing very well if you are driving on 880 but we have a problem on 580. we'll tell you more about that straight ahead. >> it follows that after a record setting sunday we'd have a little cooler monday. yes, this time it's true. temperatures will come out of the 80s into the 70s. >>> still hasn't shown up. he hasn't text or called. >> we are live at uc berkeley where friends and family are concerned about a missing freshman soccer player who disappeared from a frat party at usc over the weekend. the frantic phone calls he m

ciudadano francÉs que fue condenado por asaltar un banco en california la policÍa sostiene que el in dinth indiela policÍa de ferguson missouri y se ha ensaÑado. >> llegaron a esa conclusiÓn basÁndose en 35 mil documentos de la policÍa segÚn el informe ponen en evidencia a un patrÓn de discriminaciÓn racial. >> lori montenegro estÁ en washington con mÁs. >> gracias mary josÉ el estudio se realizÓ durante seis meses y aunque es preliminar sus hallazgos son realmente incriminatorios y tambiÉn preocupante es que la conducta inapropiada iba mÁs allÁ de la policÍa. >> (gritos). >> la muerte de michael brown de 18 aÑos a manos de un policÍa blanco provocÓ semanas de protestas violentas, meses despuÉs dicen haber encontrado patrones de discriminaciÓn no solo por la policÍa de ferguson sino tambiÉn las cortes y cÁrceles municipales. >> hay mÁs, la investigaciÓn encontrÓ que agentes utilizan fuerza excesiva y desproporcionada contra los afroamericanos. >> la reacciÓn de algunos en el comitÉ judicial de la cÁmara baja no se hizo esperar. >> cuando tuve este informe que tiene que llenar a ti de bastante ve

richardson came out of the 2012 draft as the third player picked but he faded out with cleveland and indy let him go. the raiders signed him. averaging only 3.3 yards per carry. mean time, i tell you what, bruce bochy is ticked off at the way the team is playing. saying it is the worst spring training team he has seen. they have to get better than this. nobody is doing anything well. they are 4-12. lost today to arizona 10-0. better news for the a's. they wind up with a victory. they are in business there. mean time, you got to see this play over the weekend. vanderbilt versus arkansas. trying to win it right here and he dances around, tagged at the plate and out. watch it again. he will dance, all the catcher had to do was get back at the plate. turned it into a spectacular play. vanderbilt did win the game in the 13th inning. [ laughter ] >> don't see that every day. [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. >>> before we go, breaking news from washington, d.c. the white house received an envelope containing cyanide. it arrived at the white house on monday. then today the tests returne

. >> not going to disney but we're going to indy and we're excited about it.s -- these guys did a heck of a job after a sluggish first half. i'm happy and proud and excited and incredible amount of michigan state people here and i want to thank them too. >> i'm ready for the real deal. enough cactus league. opening day only eight days away but we did gate giants-dodgers preview today. ryan vogelsong credit for the win and did damage with his about. a base hit. matt duffy 3-4, three rbis. hicks scores, duffy fighting for a final roster spot as a backup. giants beat the dodgers 11-9. a's and brewers brayman impressing on the mound. allowed one runs and ten hits in 21 innings this spring. struck out three today. billy butler homers. the a's blank the brew crew 7-0. nascar in martinsville. looked like the first day on the job for this pit crew. denny hamlin headaches the lead -- takes the lead and never looks back. keselowski clips the back of hamlin. >>> pga tour in san antonio, jimmy walker's home course and he used his local knowledge to win his second event of

that could be what indy needs to get to the super bowl.ey signed tory smith five years and $40 million and it gives kaepernick a speedy receiver who can stretch the defense. smith coming off a down year with baltimore, but he fills a need the niners have had for a long longtime. the raiders wanted to sign guys. they had so much cash for suh or randal cob but no luck with the big names. he was the mvp of super bowl xlviii. smith played for ken norton, junior. the raiders also agreed to terms with the running back he -- dash he is leaving the redskins. women's college hoops and usf and the dons against byu. winston lead it with 10 rebounds and more on four in the lane there. not to be denied. they knockdown the three from the wing right here. byu wins it 76-65 as the dons fall in their first ever wcc championship game. >> a little bizarre how quickly have unraffled for the 49ers -- unraveled for the 49ers. >> and the big names. you wonder how do you fill all of those leadership spots with key people? (mom) when our little girl was born we go

. >> going to be tough going up to indy and playing them.hey're going to come out and we've got to be ready for the tough road game. >> it's a crazy arena. it's a home court for butler. it gives them the advantage. that's why we have to come out and score early. >>> the washington wizards finally snapped their six-game skid this weekend with a much needed confidence boosting win against detroit. it wasn't pretty though. they blew a 21-point second half lead to only win by 4. tomorrow they get a chance to extend that when they head to the windy city in what's guaranteed to be a chippy affair. remember the playoffs from last year? nene got in to it with jimmy butler. what will we see tomorrow? >> it's good, scary too though because you never know what you're going to get out of nene. you don't know if you're going to get to nene out there. put people in headlocks. [ laughter ] or nene is going to give you 30. >> obviously not getting pissed off enough. got to get him more pissed off. >> his passion to the floor. >> if he does get in a fight he

it's time for me to put the cadillac in the indy 500. fill me up, give me four tires. >> all these women say sugar, where the cadillac? i say ♪ it's hard out here for a ♪ >> tony, i heard you just quit smoking, man. >> i smoked for ten years. a pack a day. and i was in a gospel play. true story. and an evangelist walked up on me when i was sxhoek said the holy ghost wans you to stop smoking cigarettes. i've already discussed it. and walked off. the next day no craving. in three years, no packs, no gum. i never smoked again. that was amazing. ten days later the same lady came to me and said the holy ghost wants you to stop using profanity. i said show me a note. [ laughter ] i'm about to cuss you out right here. [ laughter ] >> i was in the soul circus. >> sound like an elephant. >> both their mothers used to jump through the hoop of fire. [ laughter ] >> okay. >> you know the people -- including me. they don't have real lions. they got rottweilers with afros. >> you play the lotto. >> i love to gamble. i play lotto all the time. i use tr

involved with the organization but it's time to move on and i'm looking forward to my opportunities in indy no bad mouthing there. all class from todd. >> thank you deucis. >>> cecily tynan with the accuweather forecast when "action news" continues. >> did not feel very much like spring today. >> it's not going to tonight or tomorrow again. i. tracking some warmer air for the middle of the week. won't last long, though. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing that we have dry conditions out there and loads of sunshine. the action cam in bristol pennsylvania along the delaware and showing all that blue skies and sunshine but really not helping to warm things up at all. the accuweather highlights show that, yes, we are stuck in the chill. we've been in the chill since early december and temperatures running close to 3 degrees below average and snow 26.9-inches that's about five and a half inches above normal. i am tracking much warmer air for one day. future tracker showing 1:30 on thursday afternoon temperatures in the mid to up are 60's in philadelphia areas south, low 60's up to north. ho

indy also houses the ncaa headquarters which drops the ncaa right in the middle of this controversy. meantime, a similar religious freedom bill in arkansas could get a vote by the state's full house later today. if passed the governor has promised that bill will be signed into law. now, opponents of both laws say there's a loophole that would lead to widespread discrimination against gays and lesbians. >>> 4:46. a quick check of the markets before they open. landon is live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >>> good morning, laura. future pointing to a lower open after stocks rallied monday pushing the dow back into positive territory for the year. a number of mergers and takeover deals in the health care sector. encouraging economic news from janet yellen late last week. home prices, manufacturing, and consumer confidence, the dow jumping 263 points to 17,976. back over the you. >> thanks, landon. good to see you. >>> we're talking confidence. some confidence that we might see some rain this week would be a very good thing in our state right now. christina saying good chances

that could be what indy needs to get to the super bowl.the chaos, the niners made a key addition. they signed tory smith five years and $40 million and it gives kaepernick a speedy receiver who can stretch the defense. smith coming off a down year with baltimore, but he fills a need the niners have had for a long longtime. the raiders wanted to sign guys. they had so much cash for suh or randal cob but no luck with the big names. he was the mvp of super bowl xlviii. smith played for ken norton, junior. the raiders also agreed to terms with the running back he -- dash he is leaving the redskins. women's college hoops and usf and the dons against byu. winston lead it with 10 rebounds and more on four in the lane there. not to be denied. they knockdown the three from the wing right here. byu wins it 76-65 as the dons fall in their first ever wcc championship game. >> a little bizarre how quickly have unraffled for the 49ers -- unraveled for the 49ers. >> and the big names. you wonder how do you fill all of those leadership spots with key peop

. >> range of emotion opens one side of is they and others with the road to final four in indy starts tonight for the wildcats. get the brackets out. everyone is penciling in villanova has a number one seed in the ncaa tournament after finishing with 3-2 record most wins in school history. let go live to jamie apody as villanova wildcats watch party where they're celebrating last night and reason to celebrate tonight, too, jamie. >> reporter: huge reason to celebrate. last night they won big east tournament and today announced as number one seed. look at video as wildcats learned they are number one seed in the east region. and it is excitement here in the conley center. this say big deal. they have not had number one seed since 2006 and they'll play a local school. that's right committee pairs them against lafayette out of easton pennsylvania, whose coach happened to go to villanova. and i'm joined right now by the man of the hour. villanova head coach jay wright. well, when you saw that one seed pop up had you to feel relief and pride. >> a lot of pride. i was not worried we would b

coal got a two year, 16 million-dollar deal with indy.is 85 and a half sacks are second most in history behind the great reggie white. >>> flyers are struggling, struggling to stay in the playoff hunt but not the looking good right now. flyers had an early lead against dallas last night in south philly but the stars brent richie ties the game before the first period was over. and it stayed one-one until the third when the stars vernon phillips scores the game winner. flyers back it tomorrow night against the blue in st. louis. that is bad news from the cliff lee front in clearwater. the orthopedic surgeon doctor james andrews says cliff has the same tear in his elbow that kept him out most of last season. surgery would likely keep him out all of this season and could end his career. by the the way phillies owe him more than 37 million-dollar. right now it looks like he will try to pitch through any pain and see how all that works out. we wish him well. phillies looks to the tigers. they will play pirates later this afternoon. >>> still ah

this indie-rock group is staring over the precipice of aeveryo mainstream breakout.ch them here first in performance. and we revisit a conversation with hollywood leading lady and star of the imitation game keira knightly. i'm tom power, this is q. ♪ [theme] ♪ >> tom: ok, so you know that feeling when you order, like, 16 chicken nuggets and then you eat all 16 chicken nuggets, and then you're sprawled out on the couch and all you can feel is the salt and your belt buckle struggling? well, jim gaffigan has turned that feeling into fame and comedy gold. his new book food: a love story, is a new york times best-seller, and he dropped by studio q to speak with piya chattopadhyay about fatherhood about fame, and yes, about food. check out their conversation here in studio q.nded in toronto, you tweet-- >> jim: yes, i love to tweet. >> piya:--maybe more than you eat. >> jim: we're tweeter--we're twitter buddies, you and i. >> piya: we're not. you haven't followed me yet. >> jim: i'm follow--you know, it's hard to follow women on twitter, because it's like if you follow--i'

he he's promoting the hash tag indy welcomes all. >> 40 years of history as one of the most hospitable communities in america should not be placed in jeopardy with this act. this isn't about politics. this is not about p.r. this is about doing what's right. >> ballard signed an executive order that anyone receiving city funds must abide by its human rights ordinance. a number of stores also looking to distance themselves from the law. many stores tweeting out pictures of signs and stickers at their establishments letting customers know they will serve everyone. >> florida republican senator and likely presidential candidate marco rubio supporting the indiana law saying the law is necessary to stop the government from forcing business own oars to vital their religious views. he also acknowledged the legislation has sparked a difficult debate. rubio is expected to announce his bid for the white house next month. >> this fight moves to arkansas. lawmakers could approve their version of a religious freedom bill today. >> shame on you! >> protestors took their chance to the statehouse monda

shooting a movie in austin if i didn't get on "saturday night live," and i still hope to shoot like an indy movie here. i've been reworking. >> the schedule is also a little unforgiving. >> the schedule is unforgiving. i got to break like more opportunity to really work on a movie and really put everything i have into it. >> but that still can happen. >> it will happen. >> it will happen. i want to understand what it's like to be in comedy now as to opposed say the previous generation. now we have funnier, we have college humor, youtube. i think the number i heard was 13 million views of your -- >> i have a couple of viral videos. >> one you mentioned earlier, things you've done that really got people -- >> i'm thinking about other people on the program, you have a new cast member -- joined the show in the middle of the season, who herself actually had quite a following on the internet. this is today what it's like to be an up and coming comedian, you have this venue at the do it yourself field where you have a platform to be seen on the internet. in the old days you had to take a very diff

>> we encourage indie developers.have a lot of been experimenting right now. >> how do you do that -- do you fund them, meet individually tell them what we know our best practices? >> we have definitely been loaning kits to people who we think are creative and have good ideas. we are flexible on the business model because it is so new. >> that was richard marks, head of project morpheus for sony. "bloomberg west" will be right back. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west," where we focus on innovation, technology, and the future of business. partners cofounder roger altman said russian president vladimir putin is more vulnerable to sanctions than people realize. he says that putin is overestimating the tolerance of his citizens. >> it is not inconceivable if we were to tighten sanctions further and europe were to agree that we could actually force russia to bend. >> russia is entering its first recession since 2009. sanctions and plunging oil prices cripple their economy. dozens of miners are feared dead after a coal m

production in other parts of the world such as the west indies and brazil and the ottoman empire. not european factory and is and statesmen had a preference or that cotton could not be secured from this part of the world but they lack that this point administrative, legal and military infrastructure capacity. to the degree that they required in the face of the powerful social and political structure such as the ottoman empire. and when the british economist john danson considered in 1857 the connection between american slavery and the british manufacturer he concluded, quote, is not and has never been any considerable source of supply for cotton which was not exclusively maintained by slave labor. another important argument of the books is states played an exceedingly important vote in the development of cotton and capital. it has become fashionable in the past few years to see state intervention and capital. and more states, the less capitalism so the argument runs. from a long historical perspective, this is plainly wrong and just the opposite is the case. states have played an

they are run according to international rules and have gone fine and indie. -- dandy. to which the chinese say, no not really. they established their own asian infrastructure bank. they are establishing an institution outside of the u.n. and brenton woods. the capital is $100 billion. it is not going to shake the world in one go. but i would not be surprised if it expands. my own view, given the global investment of infrastructure deficit around the world multiple sources of capital should be welcomed into the system so long as the government's of these institutions -- we have not raised objections to the thing called the islamic development bank, though it operates across the middle east. we have to be careful about saying no to any chinese initiative on the condition that governmence -- >> what about militarily? >> it is of phenomena which is unfolding. military expenditure in terms of annual growth has outpaced the u.s. for arguably the last 25 years. >> annual growth. >> and with increasing intensity. if you look at some of the international data released on this,

we are off to indy which is a good thing to say. >> you get inside duke and there is nobody better atning the clock and getting guys at the free throw line. >> meanwhile michigan state's tom izzo owns the month of march. the spartans are in control. three of his 17 there. he has a jump shot of his own. louisville takes a free throw and they put them back on top. a scramble in the paint. he gets fouled and nearly puts it in. could have been a three-point play. the shooter on the line makes the first to the second. he had 14. 35 seconds left and dawson for the put back. michigan state heading back under tom izzo and they will face duke 76-70 the final. sharks hosted by pittsburgh as they scramble to make the playoffs. the men in teal came up short in a shootout. he gave up with two goals. and smith deflects. sharks on the power play. to the offensive zone. a 2-2 game. a scary moment at the end of the second. he was hit in the forehead with a puck. he had to go to the locker room for stitches, but as a former player he is used to it. >> already you sound more coherent. >> hockey uh ounce

but when you face the west indie star, anything is possible. after attacking they went for 21. andbut captain jason holder produced 57 at number nine to salvage the total of 182. a-month old target for india to chase. the top. on base in 45, steered them to a full-wicket victory with four overs remaining. >> the guys, they have stepped up. so they will complete the performance so far. >> india are now guaranteed, while the wendy state is out of their hands. >> nowak djokovic, beats number 158. it's the opening in the best of five first rounds. it would give the curbs a 2-0 lead after day one. >> going andy murray against donald young as great britain took on american . >> the sport missed out inclusion in the 2020 toke yoke games. they would need to expand its reach. that's your sport for now. we'll give you back to judy in london. >> thank you. you can find out much more on the website. www.aljazeera.com. >> louisiana's bayou, 70 miles southwest of new orleans. this is the heartland of the native american houma tribe. and it's one of the most valuable ecosystems in the entire