. >> jim baylor says most cities don't fail. >> by the time a project goes through, every number, every theory, every assumption will be tested in the marketplace. we've seen very few projects that fail, for lack of consideration. >> a large part of the expense comes from installing fiber which can be attached to telephone lines or buried underground like google fiber is doing. >> i anticipated when google came to town the game would change and there would be lot more competitors willing to step up and that's exactly what happened. >> in kansas city and austin, texas, google is offering internet service for $70 a month. that's a lot lest than in cities where google doesn't have operations. as for lexington, kentucky, the key to its internet growth is to get gigabit service. >> this is one of the opportunities from a technology perspective where you have to make the big leap and the leap is that we will need that bandwidth. >> jacob ward, al jazeera, chattanooga tennessee. >> 56% of americans have no access to internet. can you imagine, some people voanl the option of domicile-up. coming

stunt arkansas little rock, devastating oil a maker jim payne, and this absent in providence, guilt -- yale playing in the ncaa since 1962, stunning baylor. 31 points, the bulldogs went for the first time ever in this tournament. next up, a date with the duke. and on thursday night, miami final score was (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru love. it's what makes a subaru, jim: finally tonight, tying your shoes may be a thing of the past. nike has created a sneaker that laces itself. the hyper-adapt 1.0 shoes have a sensor at the heel that tightens the laces when you step into the shoe. mcfly' s self-lacing sneakers from "back to the future." the shoes will premiere in three colors just in time for the not released how much they' cost. jim: we are hearing in the neighborhood of $500. tony: seriously? i have got to take off my list. meredith: and they have to be the perfect kind, not too tight, not too loose. can they achieve that? jim: people our age -- [laughter] tony: before yourself. -- speak for yourself. let' s take a look outside. 66 degrees, patchy fog, 7:30 by the afternoon, eight degrees -- 80 degrees

baylor for a fird ever ncaa tournament win. on saturday, their time cam to an end. 48-year-old built stony brook into an ncaa tournament. former captain at onn for jim calhoun, pike he will comes endorse by the three-time former hea coach of the huskies. stony brook turned in six 20-w.n seasons under him. >>> on the ice, all three locals suffered losses. ruben tejada signed a deal with the cardinals. four strikeouts including kelly johnson, nick swisher and kelly johnson again. he allowed one run in four innings. >> concern fti jacoby ellsbury. he takes the pitch off his right ist. coach girardi said you can see cheam marks on tre erret. x-rays come back negative. yanks win 3-2. > the madness continues at th villanova taking on iowa. notre dame tries to end any cinderella run by stephen f. austin. for "today in new york," i'm john chandler. >>> stargazers in the southern hemisphere are getting ready forea close encounter with two comets. the first comet on monday morning, the second comet early tuesday. it will be closer to earth than any other cor t in nea y 250 years. we're talk 2.2 million miles for perspective sake. >>> can you imagine sliding b