jim stopped coaching. when jim was in the hospital, mike went and visited him every night. pam said to me that when mike would come into the hospital room, to see jim, jim did not have cancer anymore. they were two coaches, two old friends, two rivals. mike said that he and jim said things to each other during that time that men don't say to one another. they became very close. mike was actually in the room when jim died. >> what a story. jimmy was one of the funniest people i ever knew. i had some conversations with him one-on-one. >> yeah, he was the most naturally funny person. he was never performing, just being himself. that's him at that last speech that he gave here at nc state but, he was so good on stage, whether it was coaching, whether it was talking, and interestingly, it was jim who talked him into working more on becoming a good speaker. because my cat always been very shy about speaking, never comfortable. >> but he had heard all of the stories from jimmy dean. >> he went and worked at it and now he is a superb speaker. i said, fascinating, what would jim say to you today if you were still here about everything that has happened to y

jim: i would not vote for the consensus candidate whoever it is. guy: cruz? do you like what any of them are saying? jim: there is not a single person in either race i would vote for. i would vote a protest vote. in 1968, i voted for benjamin spock. guy: i remember my political theory classes. jimn antiwar campaign. i always find some protest vote. guy: we are run by military policy. the politicians are not there. jim: you are exactly right -- all over the world, britain, japan, europe, everybody is being run by central banks. central banks are making mistakes but the politicians do not know that. they do not understand what is going on. the do we now need to see move from monetary policy to fiscal policy? jim: we should be stop printing money and we should stop running up huge debt. in the 10 years, a lot of people have talked about austerity. there is no austerity. guy: it has been a pleasure seeing you. jim rogers. "surveillance." is up next. ♪ v >> jobs day in the u.s., and economists estimate the u.s. economy created 195,000 jobs in february. what will the data mean for the fed and the market? beijing is set as the country's political elite gathers to map out its economy future. and from shanghai to brexit, and we also talk donald trump as a fight intensifies in the republ

jim: jim: we have an update to a story you saw first on wesh. samuel page. the deltona man was just arrested, accused of injuring a deputy before a chase last friday. chopper 2 was over the scene. deputies say they pulled page over for speeding, but when he acted suspicious, the deputy tried to remove him from his they say page peeled out, and a deputy had to break a window so he wouldn' t be dragged. jim: a man charged with rape at a wlt disney world nightclub is asking a judge to drop the charges. 27-year-old hector herrera is charged with sexual battery on an incapacitated person. detectives say the woman was intoxicated. this is video from surveillance cameras at house of blues from last july 15th and 16th. herrera is seen dancing with the alleged victim, whose identity we' re concealing. now in a motion to dismiss, herrera tells a judge the girl danced in a very sexual manner and that he never provided her alcohol. he also says it was her idea to leave the club to engage in sex in the bushes nearby. no word when the judge may rule on the motion. jim: orlando police released a little more information in the shooting death of 15-year-old destiny bargman who died saturday in apopka, a 16-year-old boy she was dating is now charged with second degree murder. t decided whether he' ll be charged as an adult. police say the boy and a group of friends were shooting a gun in the backyard th

jim jim berry has the details next. >>> look at the miniature horse tons run during rush hour. the story when we cordinary salad, this is a florida berry and citrus salad. welcomes the arugula leaves. lemon juice and olive oil drizzle down. fresh strawberries, blueberries and oranges tumble into place. dashed with cheese and topped with candied pecans. done. it's easy to turn local produce into something extraordinary. look for fresh from florida products when you shop. remember, delicious is always >>> the free agency is full swing, two popular dolphins are florida. jim berry joins us with more. >> reporter: miller went first, miller behind him. home grown products are headed for greener pastures. the running back, went to killian high. leaving the fins after four seasons to sign with houston, texas give him 26-mil over four seasons, 14 mill guaranteed. you think that's a lot of money that he is getting, listen to this. vernon strikes gold with the new york giants, he is getting a 5 mill over 5, 52.5 mill of that is guaranteed. i should have been a football player. they signed williams, after confirming maxwell. >>> look at the shocking scene out of pennsylvania, a gunman jumped in to a cab and demanded money threatening to kill the driver. what he did not realize is there was a sheriff's deputy right behind the cab. >> moments after that, the gunman hears somebody say what is the problem, the deputy, who pulled up behind them. the suspect is just 18 years old. >> how scary. i didn't realize there was audio. that will be helpful in court. >>> john ha

jim: nothing is really fancy in wisconsin, but it is hearty, i will guarantee you that. the drought was that long? jim: an outrage. tony: let' s look at the weather it is hot. jim: that is the new cast for tonight. you can get wesh 2 news whenever you want at wesh.com or the wesh 2 mobile app. we hope you' ll join us again tomorrow night. national captioning institute, caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today. (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. america runs on dunkin'. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the

jim: it is hot outside, smoky in some places. standby, change is coming. tony: we need cooler weather because you hate going from 70' s to around 90. jim: that is a usually do. tony: but i still care about it. let me take you outside and show you what it looks like. a few clouds, some haze. as jim was running in seminole county, talking about the smoke. three are the top of 6:00, wind of the west-northwest. almost again in daytona, but we orlando 87. sanford middle have hit 90 today. we will get the official number around 8:00 today. the clouds were in and around the airport today, so that was the saving grace, at least at the airport. otherwise the number would have been higher. look at the breeze working in across brevard county. temperatures in the upper 70' s. middle 80' s up i-4. palm coast from 7:00 to 11:00 going from 82 down to 70. palm bay south unidentified 77 to 72. i will provide you with an update on the fog at 10:00 and 11:00. overnight lows in the low to mid 60' s. set up tomorrow, west-southwest winds, clouds and rain up north. look for highs running in the middle to upper 80' s. muscular up north as the showers -- much cooler up north as the showers come in. in mayhill, we will not see rain, but we might have fog. we will babysit that for you. rain chances on t

jim: we of uncovered back which handlers stealing -- baggage handler stealing valuables from luggage. meredith: a new video shows this man plays a skimmer on a machine. jim: a mental the polk county sheriff that he cannot be caught, but that sheriff eventually has the last laugh. tony: we finally have some changes heading to central jim: wesh two is very close to the scene of breaking news and downtown orlando. you are looking at the scene on was colonial drive near lexington avenue. there is a heavy presence of police and highway patrol. meredith: this is a deadly hit and run, and involved a pedestrian and a suspect vehicle described as a white van. it is heading onto i-4. they were together as much information as they can. here is aerial picture. you can see traffic backing up on the interstate. we are going to continue to follow this breaking news at 11:00. tonight wesh 2 news investigates a backroom crime spree at orlando international airport. undercover videos that police selling passenger' s valuables. wesh 2' s bob kealing has this exclusive investigation. bob: this is police undercover video taken in late october on oia' s patio d luggage area. and alejandro deleon, both sub-contracted luggage handlers from orlando-based bags inc., worked out a system to steal electronics and other valuables from checked pas

jim. jim, come in here, first of all, we had four years in a row of no rain at all. a lot of stress on the grapes, this year, we get normal rain, what have you seen so far? >> well, the vines are happy, they're pushing out early, you can tell that they're ready to party. it's going to be a nice year, we think. because happy vine will give you a better product. stress was good for a while, but i it was too much over the years. >> we needed the rain. talk about the livermore valley, what are the predominant varieties out here. >> the standards, the cabernet, we're doing well with that, we're doing well and more of the med trainen varieties. >> and you do grow and you -- how many acres do you have. >> oh, not even acres, we have -- we count our vines, not our acre, about 150 vines. and we buy some of evedra from a local vineyard. >> i have heard of them. the original chardonnay clone. >> once they clone, it's all over california now. >> coming back to talk to jim. we wanted to get the historical significance of this used to be a movie theatre. what can you tell us? this opened up when? >> 1928. the city had grown and the existing -- the owner of the existing theatre decided time for a bigger one. he contracted an important architectural firm in oakland, miller and -- >> they are known for what in oakland. people may be familiar with the architecture. >> the oakland main library, grant miller mortuary, and dozens of mission revival and houses across oakland and piedmont. >> when this theatre opened in 1910 -- >> 1928. >> 1928. what was pleasanton's population then? >> 1100 people. >> and how many people did this theatre seat? >> designed to seat 400 people. . >> and when did it close? >> this closed on the 4th of july in 1955. >> and you riding with the pleasanton museum to give the historical papers can read about somewhere down the road, right? >> yes, working on a book of the history of the theaters in pleasanton, what became of them, what a

jim payne. meredith: i' m meredith mcdonough. it' s all part of the i-4 ultimate project where work has been underway for almost a year now. jim: right now, wesh 2' s summer knowles is out there live, with details on the detour, summer. summer: i am right in front of that on weight -- on-ramp new the 408. in addition to the electronic warning, drivers who were unaware of the change, they are being helped out by large reflective construction cones. they force everyone to veer left instead of going right. look at the big picture. the 408 westbound entrance ramp is located for blocks left of the current one. it has served about 5400 vehicles a day. if you are heading north on orange, take orange street to division. state highway planners need more room to build a new ramp for the future i-4-408 interchange. you can see the ramp is already closed. they did this around 9:00 tonight. no major issue so far. one thing to note, although the changes temporary, motorists will be using or not using this on-ramp, using the other one for the next three years to read something very important to keep in mind. summer knowles, wesh 2 news. jim: an entire neighborhood in mourning after a house fire that killed a lake county teenager. 17-year-old trevor ross died in the fire last night when he was pulled from the burning home in new tonight, wesh 2' s matt lupoli shows us how the community is remembering him. >> it is horrible. expect to see. matt: and something those who sides want to forget. 17-year-old boy' s life after his family historic home caught fire. >> it is unfathomable to think of someone there five minutes ago and now completely gone. matt: trevor ross to not escape the blaze. no one else was inside when the fire broke out. trevor went to lake minneola hawks. a told is off-camera he was goodhearted, quiet but always kind. the unimaginable loss of a son and brother, the father and green brothers -- teen brothers the flames. working to collect nations for housing. -- donations for housing. >> everyone working together. matt: the city have been eola is family here at city hall. for now, and temporary housing is nee

jim? jim: thanks. police arrested a man that left another in critical condition. he fired shots into a home he shared with his girlfriend and roommates. they say rojas was suicidal and left moments before another he allegedly opened fire, hitting the detective in the head, body, and hand. he was shot by two officers when he refused to drop his weapon. is now stable. and now, for lawmakers on benefits for all in -- fallen officers. this was found by the buddy of of scott pine, who was killed two years ago. as would pay her and others like her 100% of the houses hillary. -- spouses salary. it would also allow them to opt in after the death. still ahead, something you might do it every day that could landed behind bars without even knowing it. meredith: a disabled veteran is upset after he was kicked out of a store after his service dog. >> stay right here. what you can do -- jim: a mother busted for dui , and she is not happy when police tried to arrest her. meredith: south florida becomes the wild, wild west. put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today. the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. jim: a disabled veteran in edgewater is outraged that his service dog was ordered out of a local store. 35-year-old clayton davis did two tours of duty in iraq and suffers with ptsd. his service dog nashaoba helps him cope with the unseen scars , but yesterday the owner of this convenience store on india palm drive told him dogs were not allowed inside. nashaoba was wearing her service vest, and davis tried to explain without success. >> a lot of us carry emotional mental scars, and these dogs do great work to help, and

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it' s part of i-4 ultimate work, wesh 2' s jim payne joins us now to explain what' s happening and why it extends beyond i- 4, jim? jim: that' s right it' s actually going to be a rolling roadblock test for the westbound lanes of i-4. the signs have been up for a couple of weeks warning of delays sunday between midnight two 5:00 state highway planners a.m.. say the test is tied to a series of rolling road blocks for later this month though the dates have not been set. construction workers will be installing bridge interchange at i-4. >> during this rolling road back, people driving westbound on i-4 will be affected, as well as people trying to get onto 1-4 westbound. so all entrance ramps onto 1-4 from par street to kirkman road will be blocked off until that rolling road block gets ahead of that entrance. jim: watch the signs for more information and be careful on the roadways. and we' ll keep you posted as to when the actual rolling road blocks will take place, and another heads up. there are rolling road blocks scheduled for the eastbound lanes of state road 408 between semoran boulevard, which is state road 436, a

jim! >> mm-hmm. >> caller: jim, i started listening to you a while back. then i started buying stocks on your advice. >> now i'm looking at my portfolio here, and jim, jim, my eyes have seen the glory! so i want to get a little fancier and perhaps buy some china stocks. however, i'm curious about adrs and possible exposure to foreign currency exchange rates. so can you educramer us on adrs and exchange rate exposure? >> sure. we've got the bad republic going on overseas, but here's the way i look at it. if you want to own individual stocks and the businesses are good, i don't care where they are. i don't care about the currency, if the business is that great, the stock will go higher. but understand if you're buying an adr and it's a european country, for instance, and the euro is being weakened by central bank issues, you will not do well, even if the stock does well. all things being equal, and you don't have a country or continent trying to debase their currency, i'm fine with it. but if they are, you've got to old u.s. of a., which i think is a real smart way to invest. matthew? >> caller: baa b-b-b- boo-yah, jim. >> back at you. >> caller: i'm 23 years

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jim: takes auguste away from the basket though. verne: pflueger looks inside. auguste wanted it. that's out of bounds. michigan ball. jim: a stop when they needed one. and just the protecting. making a guy go to his left. he slips a little bit. mike brey on the sideline looking for a call. doesn't get it. verne: three-point game. jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. he still has to finish that one off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they verne: 1:45 to go. colton, vasturia. colton was open for a moment. vasturia off-balance. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to go. jim: and only three seconds on the shot clock when he buried that one from underneath. verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlig

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jim for us in paris. thank you. >>> as jim mentioned, law enforcement have not been able to keep up with the tide of returning isis fighters returning from syria and iraq to the home countries ready to wage jihad in europe. turkey revealing it deported ibrahim el bakraoui to the netherlands and warning belgium he might be a militant. turkey said el bakraoui had a criminal record, but no links to terrorism discovered. in the meantime, cnn found that interpol found an outstanding red notice on el bakraoui. saying belgium wanted him in connection with terrorism. could the brussels attacks been prevented? we are joined by cedric leighton. that sounds to me like a classic intelligence failure. turkey telling belgium one of the suspects, we think he is a militant, actually deporting to the netherlands and he gets in a car or on a train and cross the border. the belgians don't notice or miss it. >> absolutely, christine. it is the thing where the red flags were there when you see the red notice by interpol put out on him and the diff

jim bradley, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> thank you, jim, and 9wants to know what it cost to bring cannon back to enter the plea in person, he is staying at the mecklenburg county jail for two days total. the department of public safety can't give us a final price to and from charlotte until he goes back to the federal prison in west virginia. channel 9 has covered every step of his saga and it's all inside jim's star on jim -- story on the home page. >>> and at noon today, filing opened for the u.s. house and supreme court races. candidates have until march 25 to file ahead of the special primary. because they were drawn based on race. lawmakers redrew the lines but groups like the naacp said they are still unfair. district 12 used to run along i- 85 from charlotte to greensboro. the new map looks different and is entirely in mecklenburg county. it splits the campus of north carolina university. the students say that the map makes their votes cowfnt for less. represent alma adams actually no longer lives in her district, and she said she plans to move to charlotte to continue to live in the area that she represents. taxpayer money will be pumped into improvements. blake hanson was asking how soon the projects could see the money and how this will be blake? >> reporter: the governor said part of the reason for coming out now that voters approved this was to talk about execution and how $2 bill

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thank you so much, former governors jim douglas and jim hodges. the two jims.r joining us. >>> keep it here for the battle of wisconsin. one week from today, neil cavuto and the fox business all-stars have it covered for you, they'll bring you the latest poll results until the winners are named in the democrat and republican races. the wisconsin primary next tuesday, beginning 8:00 p.m. eastern. tune into fox business. >>> as you can see, stocks, the dow up straight 100 points, not bad, less than 20 minutes to go until the closing bell. shares of apple in the green after the fbi dropped lawsuit against the tech giant in the san bernardino shooting investigation, but lieutenant colonel ralph peters says apple shouldn't feel too proud and could be ripe for more charges from the government. he tells us why next on the "countdown." you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have t

jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. he still has to finish that one off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they wanted out of this. verne: 1:45 to go. colton, vasturia. colton was open for a moment. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to go. jim: and only three seconds on the shot clock when he buried that one from underneath. verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has los

jim avila, abc news, havana. >> jim avila tonight. jim, thank you. athank you for watching here on a monday night. more of our coverage of president obama's historic trip here. the big name tomorrow, the tampa now at seven...hearts are broken... as the tristate remembers a kenton county woman who fell to her death at a nature sanctuary. what her former high school is doing tonight in her honor. more threats at tri-state schools...and it's taking a toll on students and teachers. what's being lost in the classroom -- when children are put in fear. a locked door is all that stands between a clerk and two would-be robbers...but hear why grant county investigators think this isn't the first time they've been shut out! nine on your side at seven

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jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. he still has to finish that one off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they wanted out of this. verne: 1:45 to go. colton, vasturia. colton was open for a moment. vasturia off-balance. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to go. the shot clock when he buried that one from underneath. verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. irvin with the finish. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tournament wh

jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. he still has to finish that one off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they wanted out of this. verne: 1:45 to go. colton, vasturia. colton was open for a moment. vasturia off-balance. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to go. jim: and only three seconds on the shot clock when he buried verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. irvin with the finish. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tournament when tra

ryan, belicheck, kiffin, phillips, have you err rah, lebow, crew nel, cape%, lewis, the late jim johnson. >> jimetting the shout out. eagles chairman jeffrey lurie said it's been honor an privilege to watch peyton play and compete. he made everyone of us that is a part of the nfl proud to be connected to the sport. >> free agency starts in the nf license wednesday and eagles look like they're ready to make more moves. reportedly have agreed to trade byron maxwell and key company alonso to the miami dolphins. mack well was a free agent bust. alonso came here in the lesean mccoy deal. draft picks are reportedly involved. probably a nounsed on wednesday. flyers against the tampa bay lightning. still on the owd oh outside looking in nor a play off spot. they watch the scoreboard. they're four points behind pittsburgh. >> it's part of it. obviously, you know, the standings, something you're aware of but i think most importantly, you know, in your thought processes like you you'll worry about your game. >> villanovaed whoing the number three spot in this week's ap college basketball poll. kansas and m

jim bittermann with the latest. jim, they found a number of weapons in his house? >> reporter: that is right. they found five kalashnikov and a machine gun and bomb making materials and tatp. that was the bomb material used in the explosions that took place in paris and brussels. a significant cache of weapons. the paris prosecutor believes they were planning an imminent attack. he didn't know what the target may have been. the man arrested up in rotterdam, they found something like 6,000 rounds of ammunition for the kalashnikov rifles. the two men were linked prior to this because both are thought to have gone to syria in 2014 and 2015. both armed robbers. both did prison time before their radicalization. >> jim >>> the fbi agreed to help prosecutors in arkansas hack into an iphone and ipod that could yield crucial evidence in a murder trial. the decision days after the agency accessed the iphone used by san bernardino suspect syed rizwan farook with the help of an unidentified third party. authorities in arkansas are hopeful to find evidence in the murder of a little rock couple. >>> the mississippi state senate is giving final approval to the so-called religious freedom bill and the governor indicates he will sign it. it will allow owners to refuse service to gay and transgender people and to those who had extramarital affairs. the gay rights advocate calls it the worst bill to date. >>> and the so-called transgender bathroom bill keeps growing. a letter signed by more than 80 ceos and business leaders. the new law requires people to use bathrooms and other facilities based on their sex on their birth certificate. their gender on their birth certificate. a lot of companies on that list sayi

former assistant homeland security secretary, and jim bittermann who was there through it all, of course our correspondent and bureau chief in paris. so jim, jim bittermann, let me actually begin with you there. i mean, it has been four months. this is perhaps the most wanted man in the world. the timing, the significance of this capture, give it some perspective for me. >> i think for the french, this is a really big deal, for french authorities and for the french public. it was greeted here with a great deal of satisfaction amongst the french authorities, especially the fact that abdeslam was captured alive. that's going to provide authorities with a wealth of information. he was in the -- directly involved in the planning of what went on on november 13th. and he may be able to identify all of the logistical support this group that carried out the attacks had. he's the only surviving attacker. and he's also thought to be not as -- as convinced terrorist as some of the others. because he abandoned a vest, an explosive vest he had with him. he didn't blow himself up like the others did, and he fled. and today of course he didn't commit suicide

jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they wanted out of this. colton, vasturia. colton was open for a moment. vasturia off-balance. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to go. jim: and only three seconds on the shot clock when he buried that one from underneath. verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tournament when trailing at the half. the

jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. he still has to finish that one off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they wanted out of this. verne: 1:45 to go. colton, vasturia. colton was open for a moment. vasturia off-balance. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to go. jim: and only three seconds on that one from underneath. verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. irvin with the finish. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tournament when trailing at th

jim mccall had -- jim mccal aughan. it was so nice to give mr. druggie something to talk about. economists -- how do you adapt and adjust to the shock of yesterday? jimt was really a shock. i think he did all he could to keep the european economy ticking along, to keep it positive. the problem, i feel, is that monetary policy is not the only answer. there are problems with fiscal policies, which are tight across the eurozone and uncoordinated. you have a set of structural problems including the fact that adequatelynks are capitalized. i am subdued in my outlook for europe, even though yesterday was a positive step. tom: wander over here, anthony. this is one of the equations of inertial force, which is how economists like peter hooper take newtonian physics and mechanics and bring it over to the world. the fact that europe has a complexity with these divisions -- with these equations do not work. moving parts,many and that is the challenge that draghi has. peter: absolutely. one aspect is slow growth. but the ecb is focused on inflation, and you have to throw into the equation what is happening globally, which has been working against them, the drop

jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. he still has to finish that one off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they wanted out of this. verne: 1:45 to go. colton, vasturia. colton was open for a moment. vasturia off-balance. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to jim: and only three seconds on the shot clock when he buried that one from underneath. verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. excellent work on the boards. irvin with the finish. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on tr

jim: and a foul. jim: i don't think that look is what john beilein was trying to pull off on the sidelines. i thought about five seconds ago that he was looking to get a time-out. and that rule has changed now where the coach from last year could have called a time-out. i think john wanted to call a time-out and not get this to be a three-point shot. and i think he wanted to go a whole lot earlier in the sequence than wait for that. verne: you see the notre dame bench reacting down, 49-29 at the half. bonzie colson at the line where he is 2-2 tonight. jim: 76% on the season. verne: nice. one more. 10 seconds to go. walton. tip. wagner. jumper. no. [whistle] pflueger is fouled. jim: it's not going to matter. verne: nope. i guess the answer is yes when we asked if notre dame could come back. jim: uh-huh. i thought mike brey made very, very good adjustments. and obviously the gloomy side of things at the michigan end of the floor, and the adjustments were trying to attack michigan a little bit more off the dribble. and it was the first 3-4 in the second half where they made that strategy adjustment and that's the difference as the half wore on. so far. that's why they outscored them 40-22 so far. verne: fighting irish against the lumberjacks on sunday. they come from 41-29 down and win it by seven. so notre dame and stephen f. austin will meet at 2:40 eastern time on cbs from brooklyn. the second round begins tomorrow at noon eastern on cbs with wichita state and miami. at 5:00, tnt that is ncaa eight games across tnt, and cbs. the tourna

jim payne, inside the arena. jim, you witnessed some bizarre moments of they are. jim: ucf is one of the biggest of the trump campaign so far. so many people showed up, they did not have enough room. 30,000 tickets were printed for the event. with a few boisterous exceptions, it was all trump, all the time. this is what 10,000 screaming all trump fans look and see it like. the student line for four hours. donald trump: the one person hillary clinton does not want to run against is donald trump. jim: he talked about different themes, but always circle back to voting for him on tuesday. donald trump: if we win florida, [cheering] if we win florida and ohio, it is really over. jim: they talked about marco rubio. >> stand up for donald trump. jim: speaking about, trump was interrupted a dozen times, each as shown the door. at one point, a woman fainted, and flowers intended for trump. -- handed flowers intended for trump. unscripted, unapologetic, and perhaps unstoppable. donald trump: you are going to be so proud of your country. i love you all. jim: trump mentioned many

jim: same look. coming this way now. verne: zak irvin. jim: oh, yes. and donnal misses from point -blank range. jim: i thought the pass was a fraction late. he still has to finish that one off. but high screens, motion without the ball. they get exactly what they wanted out of this. verne: 1:45 to go. colton was open for a moment. vasturia off-balance. air ball. got it! bonzie colson, big basket with 92 seconds to go. jim: and only three seconds on the shot clock when he buried that one from underneath. verne: five-point margin. jim: start going towards the basket if you can if you're michigan. verne: walton. nope. tussle. offensive board. zak irvin, got it to fall! nearing the one-minute mark. irish, up by three. time-out notre dame. they don't get the jump tore go. but now it's time to work the glass. verne: if you live in the eastern time zone, welcome to saturday morning. after all the games are over, wally szczerbiak and georgia state head coach ron hunter have all the highlights and analysis on inside march madness presented by buick only on trutv. notre dame has lost 13 straight in the tourn

jim avila, abc news, havana. >> jim avila tonight. jim, thank you. thank you for watching here on a monday night. more of our coverage of president obama's historic trip here. the big game tomorrow, the tampa bay rays are here in havana, and we'll take you to the stadium. i'm david muir. from all of us here at abc news, thanks for watching. good night. >>>. >>> and is it nearly impossible to drivee1 to theu! mission v: district?ym ÷út the 400 people on "jeopardy" each >>> rain drums on the roof of berkeley, umbrellas and winds russelled palm trees ç little bit. good evening, i'm dan ashley. kro live to liveçr&ú doppler 7 >> you can see heavy rain movinm east' terrain and northboundxdç wa] milton. right zv:oinow, we've gotç lig 3]wgd in the bigger picture, rainfallym totals over the nort bay around alp quarter inch, saa rosa just a foot of an inch and in the peninsula only a few hundredths of an nbht÷ú-.linch. and tomorrow morning's commute should be rain free.

jim avila, abc news, havana. >> jim avila tonight. jim, thank you. hank you for watching here on a monday night. more of our coverage of president obama's historic trip here. the big name tomorrow, the tampa bay rays are here in havana, and we'll take you to the stadium. i'm david glenn:threateningicans: gofederal workers;ns over 60 votes to repeal obamacare. now they're refusing to even consider president obama's nominee for the supreme court. it disrespects the president and all of us -- and we won't put up with it. in congress, i'll protect president obama's legacy, defend obamacare, and stand up for social security and medicare. i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message. i'll take on republicans - for all of us. we're kicking off the carnival spin & sail sweepstakes tonight. wheel... of... fortune! [ applause ] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game, pat sajak and vanna white. thank you. thank you, jim. thank you. is the ship moving? [ laughs ] is it me? thanks a lot. see you later. hi, everybody.

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friend, jim, wrote this about the often obsessive coverage of the donald trump presidential campaign. there is his call him. we will talk about it it jim joins us from -- we will talk about it. jimiami. jim: thanks. much of this coverage is his doing, and how much of it is the media acting on its own? jim: there was a quote that my maureen dodd -- dawd had. mark: if hillary clinton is the nominee, do we think that would be a huge advantage for him,? people -- a lot of the coverage is not positive. when we remember that the war was being discussed a lot, and it was not going well, and they were as long as we were talking about the war, we are winning. as long as we are talking about trump, he is waiting. hunt.m, al great today. one said no more of this special treatment where you which is a much easier interview, and then i watched stephanopoulos, and he slammed the moderator. if he does it, or to the others in?g to save in -- to cave jim: maybe george decides, hey, those guys are not going to take him on the phone, and i will get a spike in ratings. phone-inu know, a interview is much easier than an in-person interview, and he does well at those. trump, it is like they cannot br

jim: it is uber versus the government. >> wealthy taxi companies are trying to limit our access to uber. meredith: the battle between uber and the florida senate. jim: more delays are jim: if you open up uber , you may have noticed a question pops up. amanda ober explains how the votes are being cast as part of the large campaign that specific the attacks a local state editor. amanda: starting today, when floridians open the app are prompted as part of a campaign. >> wealthy taxi companies are trying to limit our axis to uber. reporter: they are ramping up the campaign to prevent local governments to regulate uber. the campaign specifically targets andy gardiner of orlando claiming he is biased against uber. this bill passed the house but senate leaders have been reluctant . she went on to point out a it is available for a vote . the outcome of the latest uber battle will be determined by friday. we were has not yet indicated what it plans to do with the vote being cast. the company has 30 lobbyists. meredith: parts of i-4 will be expecting delays. they say it is a test run for a series of rolling roadblocks later this month. if all goes as planned, it is tentatively s