jim: i'm looking over at coach joyner too now, vernon. he's not sitting on the bench waiting for this to end. he continues to applaud his kid. the effort, cheering for them over there. verne: that ball tipped. it will be kentucky's. well chievous has had a wonderful final game. quinton chievous. jim: he sure has just really active. and we've spoken about him a lot. 7-13. 7-8 from the line. just 22 points. just a terrific effort getting banged around for the last couple of nights but never shying away. has 10 rebounds. verne: rolls around and drops early. three to go. verne: dominique hawkins getting ready to check in for kentucky. rebound. aaron harrison. off his foot. who's going to make the most shots? who has more points in the second half? if your bracket is already busted play the capital one ncaa tournament run game on ncaa.com and in the march madness live app. towns with a double-double. 21 points and 11 rebounds. [whistle] touched last by dakari johnson. -- number 44. chievous with the miss. dakari johnson with the loose ball reb

jim: i'm looking over at coach joyner too now, vernon. he's not sitting on the bench waiting for this to end. he continues to applaud his kid. the effort, cheering for them over there. verne: that ball tipped. it will be kentucky's. well chievous has had a wonderful final game. quinton chievous. jim: he sure has just really active. and we've spoken about him a lot. 7-13. 7-8 from the line. just 22 points. just a terrific effort getting banged around for the last couple of nights but never shying away. has 10 rebounds. verne: rolls around and drops early. three to go. verne: dominique hawkins getting ready to check in for kentucky. rebound. aaron harrison. off his foot. who's going to make the most shots? who has more points in the second half? if your bracket is already busted play the capital one ncaa tournament run game on ncaa.com and in the march madness live app. towns with a double-double. 21 points and 11 rebounds. [whistle] touched last by dakari johnson. -- number 44. chievous with the miss. dakari johnson with the loose ball reb

tom joyner will give $500. secretary moorhouse -- keep standing. repeat each victory. you stand -- you stand. we need the money. if you will give $500, please stand. mr. greg calhoun, mr. greg calhoun, move quickly. rainbow push session made payable to brown's chapel? brown's chapel, $500. stand quickly. it does not have basketball properties. they bounce, you know. will not take long. don't talk, please. this is quiet money. you will give at least $100. stand quickly. you will give $100 to brown's chapel church. if you will give $100, please stand. i'm so glad to see you. you are that the senate sent me to jail. you are the chief law office of america. i'm going to have good credit because you are there today. i want you to clean my record up. that's your first act. lorenzo -- preaching machine. friend, please don't talk. i need to see you stand if you are going to give $100. stand, stand. if you will give $100, please stand quickly. move quickly. don't move too quickly. i believe in shouting, but don't shout -- other folks are outside . $50, raise your hand. you will

coach edward joyner jr. was asked how his team will climb that mountain. >> hold on. told you i had jesus on speed dial. hey, jesus, first of all, you can't play so i can't worry about you. they want to know how much of a mountain and what our odds are. hello? hello? i guess he'll get back to me so i'll get back to you. >> the madness begins tonight with the remaining first four games. robert morris takes on north florida. followed by dayton and boise state. coverage starts at 6:40 eastern on trutv and the round 064 starts tomorrow. you can watch notre dame take on northeastern at 12:15 eastern. that's right here on cbs. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. i better take something. theraflu severe cold doesn't treat chest congestion. really? new alka-seltzer plus day powder rushes relief to your worst cold symptoms plus chest congestion. [breath of relief] oh, what a relief it is. >>> a royal visit

obama appeared on the tom joyner radio show talking about civil rights in the u.s. today. >> this is an unfinished project. you know? we saw the ferguson report this week. there is you know work to be done right now. >> president obama will head to alabama tomorrow to mark 50 years since bloody sunday. on march 7th, 1965 hundreds of demonstrators attempted to ed to march from selma, alabama, to the state capitol building to demand the right to vote for young americans. the group was attacked when they reached the edmund pettus bridge. throughout the week celebrations to commemorate that march. >>> the controversy over hillary clinton using private e-mail while secretary of state shows no sign of easing. nbc's tracie potts has this report from how the state department is handling the issue and how democrats are responding. >> reporter: the state department is scouring 55,000 pages of e-mails hillary clinton turned over last year. taking out anything top secret. >> we'll conclude it as soon as we can and get those released publicly. >> reporter: since clinton kept her

air marshal, darell joyner. what do you make of this?>> i think it's pretty -- you have situation as the pilot or the co-pilot locked out of the cockpit door which tells me potentially that he was locked out from the inside. i believe some of the reinforced doors that there's a second lock mechanism that can be controlled from the inside. i mean clearly this speaks to potentially the pilot passing out because i think they have some type of code where they're going to make sure that they're keeping everything safe. because he or she goes outside could potentially be under duress if anything goes down in the cabin and the pilot would remain safe. if that was the case and you pass out and you're pretty much out of luck you're not going to be able to get back inside or if there was a plan or somebody possibly went inside when the co-pilot came outside, or potentially if the pilot who was inside actually had a plan to do harm to the aircraft. he or she would have the opportunity to do so once the co-pilot is outside the door. >> darelle, it i

a matchup with undefeated kentucky and pirates head coach ed joyner admitted his team will need a littlecats. >> how big of a mountain do you guys have to climb on thursday? >> um, hold on. i told you i had had jesus on speed dial. so -- hey, jesus? first of all, you can't play. i ain't worried about you being hot. fine. they want to know how much a mountain and what our odds are. hello? hello? [ laughter ] >> i guess he will get back to me so i'll get back to you but it's a heck of a mountain. >> jc isn't going to help them, okay? >>> only 7 teams in ncaa history have been undefeated. now most ncaa experts say kentucky will be the 8th and one of those experts is in the white house. >> the chances are high. [ laughter ] >> and i'm putting kentucky in there. >> yeah. well, take a look at our picks: ken, veronica, and myself agree with the president. >> i picked rory mcilroy. >> maybe the masters in a few weeks. okay. paul is the only one who go bold and he is taking gonzalez saga. i like the pick. if ever gonzaga is going to do it it's going to be this year. but it just is not going to be

his name is thomas joyner. he talks about motives from murder-suicide which are distinct relative to regular suicide. he talks about an individual having perverted virtues, to include virtues of mercy and duty and glory. so for example, when we think about the columbine tragedy, i know a lot of people initially have the belief that these were individuals who had been bullied and this was an effort to get back. later what we discovered through intense analysis of video and other things this was a glory motivation. so there was -- there were records of them saying they wanted to outdo timothy mcveigh. >> and so you think there could be elements of that involved in this story? >> oh i really can't say. you know this is a classification system for murder-suicide. if it was a murder-suicide, it's possible it falls into one of those categories. the other thing to think about carefully is you know, making a distinction between was this an act of terrorism, was it politically motivated, versus what is primarily a suici

personal life of a her his pink marriage ended he started dating los angeles tv report early saw joynerrst kiss took a very long time. did you think he was into you? >> i thought he was going to be my new best gay friend. >> choose your words carefully here, darling. >> you know, we got to know each other. had it not happened that way i don't think we'd be together. when we did kiss. >> that good? >> yes. >> jon cryer finally got the girl. he also go at star on the hollywood walk of fame and two emmys from his time on "two and a half men." >> who are you supposed to be? >> right your molly ringwald. >> a comedy that despite all the drama became one of the longest running sitcoms in the history of broadcast television. >> for a guy like me who is just enormous sitcom fan from the age of four to have achieved that, you know is amazing to me. and it brings me such joy. >> osgood: ahead -- the perfect formula. a new form of innovation is taking shape, bringing media and technology together for more people. together is more wi-fi access in more places. it's a home you control with the touch

tom joyner will give $500. secretary moorhouse -- keep standing. repeat each victory.ou stand -- you stand. we need the money. if you will give $500, please stand. mr. greg calhoun, mr. greg calhoun, move quickly. rainbow push session made payable to brown's chapel? brown's chapel, $500. stand quickly. it does not have basketball properties. they bounce, you know. will not take long. don't talk, please. this is quiet money. you will give at least $100. stand quickly. you will give $100 to brown's chapel church. if you will give $100, please stand. i'm so glad to see you. you are that the senate sent me to jail. you are the chief law office of america. i'm going to have good credit because you are there today. i want you to clean my record up. that's your first act. lorenzo -- preaching machine. friend, please don't talk. i need to see you stand if you are going to give $100. stand, stand. if you will give $100, please stand quickly. move quickly. don't move too quickly. i believe in shouting, but don't shout -- other folks are outside . $50, raise your hand. you will g

i would suggest that a c-span contact, dan joyner, who has extensivelye expertise.n his blog the other day, he noted that the iaea is leaking massive amounts of data that they have obtained from their inspections in iraq. they have linked this to the united states and they are using it to build mockup civilities of the iranian plants -- facilities of the iranian plants. guest: thank you. with gratitude and respect, i think just war theory is not the only context weird young with today. the prospect of use of force against iran and nuclear weapons capabilities has been left on the table by linda leaders of multiple states. we do not live in the world we wish we did, we live in a world in which military force is used. this agreement that is on the table offers us the best possibility of avoiding future military conflict. i was actually in the room in 1995 for that extension decision. i would emphasize that the conference you're talking about was actually agreed in 2010, some years later. 15 years later. but the extension decision was not just constraining on the unite

anyway in the postgame news conference hampton coach edward joyner jr. his dad was a coach, too.nce. >> i told y'all i had jesus on speed dial. hello, jesus first of all, you can't play. they want to know how much of a mountain and what the odds are. hello? hello? >> turning water into wine and fish into bread -- that's one thing. hampton taking on kentucky. ole miss defeating bnyu in last night's other playing game. and they will take on my xavier musketeers tomorrow afternoon. you may win, you may beat my brackets because i'm once again, if i'm going to pick upsets why don't i pick the upsets that i want to hope for. >> you're playing with your heart. >> no, just on a few. i'm picking xavier. and i'm taking cincinnati against purdue. >> that's the right way to do it. i would take purdue against cincinnati because my parents met at purdue. >> purdue is say big-time program. xavier has been pretty good. it should be fine. it's going to be great. i'm doing whatever nate silver says. >> no actually, i've nixed a couple of these statisticians. >> i got grief last week. and i said do