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kansas rejected the democrat who wanted to slow down the move and chose to continue. i think that what they need to do is rain in spending, rather heights. >> the reality of tax cuts hitting budgets is true. let's talk about ronald reagan, you brought him. up. his budget director david stockman explains that the 1981 tax cut blew a bigger hole in the budget, and ronald reagan raised taxes 11 times basically undoing half of the tax cut. it happened before, will it happen in kansas. >> no, look at all 50 states and the government. we have a regan republican party. he was the only rayingon it in -- regan-ite in washington d.c. you said ronald reagan started supply side economics, leaving john f kennedy out who put forward a dramatic rate reduction, enacted under johnson and after world war i, the top rate went from 75 to 25. when we raised taxes under hoover, we had the collapse in the economy. so when we have cut taxes as the united states, we had growth. the idea that there are two leavers. tax hikes or spending cuts misses two important leavers. economic growth is the

the winner faces kansas in the round of 32. carter was not able to hit. >> len: twice they've tried to go to carter and not able to deliver. keeping the door open for the hoosiers. >> chris: hartman is battling and battling even though he's undersized. >> marv: williams gets it into the corner. the three by ferrell. yogi ferrell, 22 points although extremely quiet in the second half. it is a one-point game as we approach two minutes to play. baker. pulls up. tries to go glass and drew the foul. >> len: perfect time for baker to assert himself because right now, indiana, they feel an opportunity, as two times down wichita state couldn't put the ball in the basket and they've seized those opportunities. >> chris: charles barkley talks about the you live by the three, you die by the team wichita state 23 for 27 they're aggressive going to the basket. >> marv: as you look at the infiniti schedule. >> marv: two free throws by baker. wichita state with a 74-71 lead. >> marv: good defense by wichita stte. blackmon. he is fouled. >> le

so how important is intermodal to kansas city? >> intermodal is very important to kansas city. >> reporter: mike is in the port authority, one of the largest transportation hubs in the country. >> when we look at the market anal lisysis analysis the industry analysis we know intermodal is the growth for freight. >> reporter: it's because of accessibility. >> the fact that kansas city is centrally located with the infrastructure rail and highway, we can reach 85% of the country and all of the country on 2 days with ecommerce deliveries. >> reporter: across the country, companies playing out their infrastructure to handle more intermodal cargo. with the southeastern u.s. growing the fastest. it's been especially benefic for the railroads like northern southern, csx and kansas cityson. >> it's one of our strategic and it has been for a number of years. we tried the growth of this particular segment in order to grow the company overall. >> reporter: rail has been taking market share from trucks that used to move freight exclusively ov

the winner faces kansas in the round of 32. carter was not able to hit. >> len: twice they've tried to go to carter and not able to deliver. keeping the door open for the hoosiers. >> chris: hartman is battling and battling even though he's undersized. >> marv: williams gets it into the corner. the three by ferrell. yogi ferrell, 22 points although extremely quiet in the second half. it is a one-point game as we approach two minutes to play. baker. pulls up. tries to go glass and drew the foul. >> len: perfect time for baker to assert himself because right now, indiana, they feel an opportunity, as two times down wichita state couldn't put the ball in the basket and they've seized those opportunities. >> chris: charles barkley talks about the you live by the three, you die by the team wichita state 23 for 27 they're aggressive going to the basket. >> marv: as you look at the infiniti schedule. >> marv: two free throws by baker. wichita state with a 74-71 lead. >> marv: good defense by wichita stte. blackmon. he is fouled. >> le

millers case is the miss steps when i denied the kansas street permit she postponed and the planning commission voted 5 to one to take review and disapprove the permit yet on january 28th you denied the permit based on the fact it was illegally issued this is illegal inconsistent with the kansas street project all of that coffin evaluated if the permit were proper viewed before it was issued all of that could have been evaluated the error the department milled this is also the result of the planning department error in allowing the permit to are issued wyoming's without the discretionary review this remained effective despite the planning commission sdraul by upholding the permit despite the decision you've created a legally maneuvered injustice do the right thing and grant a rehearing in this case and deny the permit thank you. >> we can hear from the permit holder. >> hello, i'm the truest for the disease property owner. >> i'm sorry can you speak directly into the mike i am the truest for the deceased property owner by the took out a permit the people that we got the permit from a

kansas city, kansas and kansas city, missouri. in a suburb of the kansas side overland park, last april, this guy, this neo-nazi, founder of branchs of the klu klux klan. who thought he was probably dieing of something, he went to a jewish community center in this suburb and he opened fired. he killed two people at the jewish community center and one person at a near by retirement moment. yesterday, you can see that same guy there, frazier glenn cross. he did his best to give a hitler salute. police officers that responded testified yesterday in the case that frazier glenn cross was praising hitler when taking limb into custody. they asked him in the process of apprehending him, he asked how many jews he succeeded in killing. one officer says he tried to recruit him right then and there at the scene of the murders. tried to recruit him to the white power cause. he asked if the cop was german. he wanted to make a nazi case. he is an ex-con. a known neo-nazi. he is charged now with capital murder, he is facing the death penalty if h

he spent 27 years with the kansas city police department. he says job one is to find a pattern. >> commonalities of victims and locations, anything where you might be able to see where there's something that you can kind of hone in on. >> i don't travel this road very often. >> reporter: that pattern started to emerge with cases like jenny bowers. just like tom, she heard that telltale noise. >> it sounded like a giant rock. a bullet dislodged and rolled down into the door panel. >> reporter: like the other victims, this mother of two did not see the shooter, but some eye witnesses say they saw a green dodge neon lurking in the next lane. >> police described the behavior as pacing, like he would pace and loiter in their blind spot so he could see them and get his plan together. >> that's when he's made his decision where he gets the gun ready. >> reporter: after the shots are fired, the gunman uses a low tech but ingenious get away plan. >> in many cases it was also near an exit ramp, right? >> a couple of victims said i was committed to the

there's can city kansas, and kansas city, missouri. the state line between those two states runs right through k.c. and in a suburb of the kansas side of kansas city in a suburb called overland park last april, this guy, this neo-nazi antisem might, founder of branches of the klu klux klan and white patriot party, this older man who thought he was dying of emphysema and decided before he left god's green earth it would be his patriotic duty to go kill some jews. this older guy in the kansas city area went to the jewish community center in this kansas city suburb and he open fire. there he is. he killed two people at the jewish community center and one person at a nearby jewish retirement home. yesterday in a preliminary hearing, you can see that same guy there, his name is frazier glencross. as he was being wheeled in for his capital murder case he tried his best to give the hitler nazi salute. police officers that responded to those shootings last april testified yesterday in this case yesterday that cross screamed hil hitler as they

in 1854, the kansas-nebraska act have been passed and recognize the two new territories of kansas and nebraska, but it left it up to popular sovereignty, in other words, the white man's vote as to whether those states were to be slave or free states. of cours,ee, this spawned a lot of violence in kansas. it led to the uprisings of john brown and other important people you of heard about. so, mr. sumner give a speech, call the crime against kansas speech. this is what he said. in a speech he abused a pro-slavery senator named andrew butler from south carolina. who wasn't actually, he was absent from the senate but he is addressing butler. "butler has chosen a mistress to whom he has made his vows and who, though ugly to others, is lovely to him. though polluted -- i mean the harlot slavery." a vicious speech. a south carolina congress man by the name of works to prevent 0- -- took offense at these metaphors. brooks entered the chamber of the senate where sumner was at his desk and he was accompanied by lawrence kite who brandished a pistol on the senate floor. what brooks did is brutal

you cannot come from kansas and texas, or kansas and not be a republican. he is also terrified of robert taft. robert taft is an isolationist. he is actually very much a part of the intractable group i was talking about known as the taft republicans. taft is adamant that the government must not get involved in what he calls public diplomacy overseas. -- stomach diplomacy overseas. eisenhower thinks that if we do not do active diplomacy for equality overseas the world will be destroyed. it keeps him up at night. he gets very upset, you can see it in his speeches like the military-industrial complex speech of 61 or the speech to the press that i had a pair. he keeps saying to people like taft and mccarthy, cut it out. this is not a game, people are going to die. i have seen them die and you haven't endless much stockier -- and this must stop here. we cannot have this happen again in human society. he becomes a republican i think because of that. he does not trust the democrats either but basically he has no choice but to be republican although the democrats a

kansas fans pumped to watch the jayhawks take on west virginia. west virginia beat them in morgantown earlier this season. less than 15 seconds to did. devonte graham fouled. hit both his free throws. that would send the game to overtime. tied at 65. wayne selden to jamari traylor, that will get them up in lawrence and that will put kansas up too and then later in transition, kansas, frank mason going the length of the court. kansas cuts down the nets and they clinch the outright big 12 title. they win it 76-69 in overtime. can't wait for tournament time. that's all we got from here. now back to you. >> okay. next in "the pulse," 7,000 square feet of luxurious property, and you can stay here too. the megastar renting out this compound. >>> and hefty hulk. the big dog shattering misconceptions about his breed. help pay for her kids' ice time. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. and 2% back at the grocery store. even before she got 3% back on gas all with no hoops to jump through. katie used her bankamericard cash rewards credit card

i appreciate the good work of the senator from kansas. we've done a number on the banking committee done a number of issues together, and i appreciate the work that we've been able to do across party lines. thank you senator moran. mr. president, -- the presiding officer: the senator from ohio is recognized.

scarlet: kansas state.e else's thinking about kansas city southern and your think it about university. matt: you are not in the bracket? scarlet: i do not know much about ncaa basketball. and while i run -- i realize there is no necessity for that to flat out the bracket. matt: nothing. scarlet: my think right now is the badgers because jamie, my producer is an alum. matt: i'm going with kentucky. you don't have kentucky. olivia: no, i've got wisconsin and the sinners. i the only one. -- and the sooners. i'm the only one. matt: the dax is down one full percent. olivia: the story in europe overall is that equity markets have been ripping and crossing 7000 for the first time ever just last week. the dax is up more than 21% since the start of the year. that is incredible. it is march 23. matt: it is the highest it's ever been concise started my career here at bloomberg 15 years ago. in the year 2000, that is the first time you saw the dax up here. and of course, thinking crashing down, which i started covering

isn't superman from kansas? >> smallville kansas yes, that's superman. >> a lot of commotion on crowded streets in india. >> what is going on? >> you're about to see what's going on. all of this coordination and working together for this. this is a road rage incident. there's a woman in that white car. they have been verbally abusing her, kicking and smashing her car, and they all organized so this guy could ram her car. >> oh my gosh everybody there, all of these people working together to help someone attack this woman? >> this is awful. >> yeah it's disturbing to watch. disgusting to see all of these people working together to try to hurt and harm one defenseless woman. the video does abruptly end after the second ramming. but this video, of course has gone viral all over social media, getting a lot of attention. >> road rage also center of attention in this video. dash cam from russia. suv pulling up on left-hand side trying to squeeze its way between the two cars. the person with the dash cam, not allowing

face legendary kansas.ort on the dunk but got it to fall and got the foul. wichita ended the laugh on a 13- 2 run and -- half on a 13-2 run and knockers knock off the jayhawks 78--- and shockers knock off the jayhawks 78-65 and they're okay with kansas not wanting to play them in regular season. >> now that you've probably screwed up any chance to get a series with ku, is the result okay? >> you think? is that what they said? we haven't called them yet. >> i just assumed with the result today that might be tough. think your fans will be okay with that? >> you know, who knows? they may want to play now. who knows? very no idea. i'm not worried about that. i'm fine with the way the series is right now. >>> pga final round at bay hill one day after daniel berger made the first albatross in the tournament's history zach johnson had one of his own. his second shot on the par-5 16th hole ball to johnson into a top 10 finish. matt every. >> shot a 60 -- matt every shot a 66 and took the lead. eric stinson has to g

face legendary kansas. in omaha, the shocker, comes up short on the dunk attempt but got it to fall. also got the foul. wichita state end the half on a 13-2 run. they open it up in the 2nd half. defensive lapse by the jay hacks and a nine-point -- jayhawks and a nine-point shocker lead. shockers win 78-65. >> now that you've probably screwed up any chance to get a series with ku -- >> you think? >> as a result do you think -- >> that said we haven't called them yet. >> i just assumed with the result today it might be tough. think your fans will be okay with that? >> who knows? they may want to play now. i have no idea. i'm not worried about that. i'm fine letting the series lay the way it is now. the series is good with me at this point. >> turn him down, coach. >>> coach k and san diego state steve fisher met in the 1992 national title game when fisher was at michigan. longest gap in tournament history and jahlil okafor, a post move worthy of the next level. justice winslow gets the block, led to a fast br

and now shgs, the same reason that farrell wore the same number in all games, with the kansas city a's, it was a drum up

it dates from about the year 1400. >> what's really exciting about the kansas relic is for the firstime we'll be able to compare the carbon data relic with the one we've already obtained from bulgaria. >> the bone has been identified as a human bone coming from a hand. >> what's interesting about the finger is it's part of a medieval treasure, the gulf treasure, that has connections with the german lord henry the lion. we know that he visited constantinople and requested relics. but it's possible that may have had origins much older than that. ♪ >> should we get the bone out and have a look at it now? >> sitting in an elaborate gilt housing dating back to the 14th century, for the researchers the challenge will be thou remove the bone from its precious casing. ♪ and when they try to extract the bone from its mount, there's a problem. >> the mount does not come off of the bone. >> oh, you mean i can't actually take the bone out? >> no. >> and that means tom will struggle to reach the central part of the finger containing collagen, the most reliable material for carbon dating. >> it's

today railroad operator kansas city southern cut its full year revenue outlook and issued weak guidance for the current quarter, citing slow growth in the energy industry. and that sent shares lower by 8%. and pressured other stocks in the sector as well. morgan brennan has more. >> reporter: shares of kansas city southern went off the tracks after the company cut earnings guidance for 2015. the culprit? energy. as lower oil and natural gas prices weigh on results in a analysts say the announcement confirms what investors have worried about for months that the downturn in energy would pressure railroad earnings. the reason other rail stocks fell. >> there probably are some uncertainties where the growth is going to come from this year from a volume perspective, particularly with some of the weakness in the energy space. i think there's a view that maybe cap x might get cut a bit outside the energy space. i think that's part of the reason you're seeing a bit of a disruption in the early going of 2015. >> reporter: kansas city southern now expects crude oil shipments to grow more slowly t

well, we'll just have to see how it goes. >> in kansas city, professor tom hyam of oxford universitying to figure out a way of drilling into a relic of john the baptist. >> because here it's open already. i think it's best to go in here. >> he hopes to date the carbon inside the bone and perhaps even get a dna profile that can then be matched against the first century relic he has already tested from bulgaria. >> it's the collagen part of the bone that we want to date. that's the protein part. and that, in modern people, is about 20% by weight. but of course, in older materials, the collagen decays and degrades. and so it's often not present in that large an amount. and of course, when we're dating very small relics, tiny bones, it becomes very, very difficult to get a useful enough sample size if we're to extract the collagen for dating. >> with limits to how far he can drill, he can't be sure they've got enough to determine whether this bone could have belonged to john the baptist. in jerusalem, the more john the baptist denounces herod, the more he risks inflaming herod's anger. w

kenji mcculley nhk world, lawrence, kansas. >>> it's time now for a check of the weather.e been reporting, rescue efforts are under way in the south pacific islands of vanuatu. after cyclone pam devastated the region. mai shoji joins us with the latest weather conditions. >> exactly right, catherine. we have been reporting about the devastation in vanuatu. many houses have been completely destroys. and a lot of people are evacuated in temporary shelters. so for the next few days the temperatures are around the normal range, continuing on into thursday. but 31 degrees could cause some heatstrokes for people who are living in very weak houses. the temporary shelters. and the rain could hinder the recovery process all throughout these areas. some isolated heavy showers could also occur. this is likely to not cooperate with these relief operations. now, as for the western areas, we have another storm system that we are talking about. this is nathan. nathan is quite a very indecisive storm system. you can see the path has been lingering across the water for so long, now it may

howard thanks very much for being here at this time kansas city public improvement advisory committee is there any member of the public who wishes to speak seeing none, public comment is closed. so colleagues this is the one substance i have today thank you, ms. howard for being here we'll spend this time of march getting oriented to our new members as we move into the budget season we'll be spending april and may for the counterpart hearing and we will be looking at the other departments and so i know the mayor with ms. howard will be going to the supervisorial district to talk to people as we look at the budget thanks everyone for getting together and this is the first hearing we'll continue with the hearings with that can i have a motion to file item number one. >> so moved. >> supervisor katie tang has made a motion we'll take that without objection. madam clerk can i tall call item 2. >> budget updates from the mayor and the budget analysts including the balanced shaurlz. >> this an item we should have called one and two together so we can slotted in any items that are relevant t

>> so here we are in kansas where a beautiful outdoor wedding is taking place. >> and all of a suddencamera angle turns from the bride and groom to a giant tornado in the background. >> hey, reverend, let's get this thing going, right? like, yes, i do, yep, let's go, we're married. >> and they all are, oh, yay, look at that. yep, getting bigger. >> have they not seen "twister." they need a cow to smack the bride in the face, and then maybe they'll think it's an emergency. >> that lack of urgency leads people to wonder whether this is true romance or totally divorced from reality. >> it's fake because these people did nothing. they were just like, oh, well, let's go get cake! >> if i see a tornado, i am getting in my car and running to the nearest nuclear bunker and closing the hatch. >> no marriage should begin with lies and deceit, so we are coming clean. the nerve-racking nuptials are 100% real. >> i guess kansas has bigger balls than we do. >> this love story begins in june 2011 when caleb pence meets kandra frederick at a rodeo in colorado. >> just right away we were best friends.

they're looking for robert kling, the man who rented the ryder truck in junction city, kansas. >> it hard to believe that all this destruction was the work of only two men. >> the next day armed with sketches of kling and a suspected companion, law enforcement officers canvass the entire area. >> one agent was assigned the dreamland motel and when he walked in, he talked to the owner of that particular place and he asked her, has anyone been in here that had a ryder truck with them? actually, there was recently. the agent decided to show her the artist conception and she looked at and it said that really looks like the fellow who rented room 25. >> he had rented the room in the name of tim mcveigh. the ryder rental truck had been rented in the name of robert kling so there was some question which is the true name, if either were the true name. >> so we do a record search to see if any timothy mcveighs have been arrested anywhere in the united states recently, and to our surprise, we learned that a timothy mcveigh has been arrested in noble county which is about 75 miles north of okla

we begin with kansas and wichita state.they did have a six-point first half lead after this graham jumper. the shockers in control from that point forward. cotton look out below. trying for the dunk. gets fouled and the ball finds itself at the bottom of the net. that play was the catalyst for wichita state. under 10:00 to play zach brown long arm of the law, tracks it down with the dunk. shockers up 11. they upset kansas in convincing fashion 78-65. notre dame awaits them in the sweet 16. >>> michigan state knocking out two seed virginia two years in a row. travis trice sneaking out and throwing it down. nothing easy for the wahoos. 30% shooting from the field. 2 of 17 from beyond the arc. trice and dawson, two-men wrecking crew. too much for virginia to overcome. trice, dagger three right there. game high 23. michigan state for the seventh time in eight years. >>> dayton, looked like they would join ucla. the lowest seed to advance in the sweet 16. oklahoma counters with a 13-0 run. ryan spangler he'll bring the sooners w

and true in kansas city with a twist or a glide. cops taking the occasion of annual st. remind community they like to have fun as well. at end of parade more than 40 kansas city police officers, breaking out into a version of the electric slide parade goers, and revelers joining up with the fun a moment, st. patrick's day boost for community relations which is you can see in kansas city is in fine step. >> a severe solar storm hit earth yesterday a display of northern lights, state in midatlantic, and ohio valley and central 9s witnessing the no damage reported. >> and the geo magnetic storm result of two coreonal mass ejects that occurred sunday. >> friday, we will have three rare celestial events, solar eclipse, and a spring equestion fox -- equestion equinox and my anniversary, all that next. lou: on wall street, big rally today stocks moving up on fed decision that dow surging 227. and s&p you of up 25, nasdaq gaining 45. volume heavy 4.1 billion shares because of the fed removing word patience. crude oil reversing losses, above $44 a barrel, fed opening door to an i

it appears kansas city threw more money at him. eagles in turn, are throwing their money at free agent quarterback byron maxwell. reports say he will sign a five year contract worth 54 million 25 guaranteed. former super bowl champ of seattle added an upgrade at a position they were desperate to improve. players coming, going, i'll have to all later in sports. >> it proves they don't have any corner backs. >> now one reportedly. >> thanks, jamie. >> truly a day of mixed emotions for members of the delaware national guard and families ceremonies were held in newcastle welcoming back air guard troops returning from southwest asia and saying farewell to those going to africa. families say even after several deployment it never gets easy you. >> it's hard, very, very hard, i'm blessed that you know, my kids are grown. and i can people around to help me. i have wonderful friends. but, yeah, it's very hard. >> governor jack markle and senator come carper thanked troops for their service to their country. >> curtain came down on the flowe

and just like kansas i think it would be foolish to write this one off.trong dollar possible upturn in europe based on the fact we got last night, numbers out from some of the most down and out countries on the continent. how about some of those lower ranked names in the midwest region including number three seed notre dame particularly me since i picked them to go all the way. the fighting irish missed the ncaa tournament last year now they're back in top form. when i think of notre dame i think fx which brings to mind one of the most profitable company, starbucks, which happens to be one of my absolute faves. starbucks underperformed the market last year rallied 5% versus an 11% gain in the s&p. but i predict this chain of coffee and tea shops will have a terrific year in 2015 which, by the way it's already up 15%. and then we have maryland, maybe the most divisive team in collegeable. it was the luckiest team in the country this season. they won a ton of games by small margins against bad or mediocre teams. and they won some big games. so it's hard to

the north bay has the kansas of seeing up to a quarter inch by monday morning. once the front gets out of here, it's that warmth, that returns and cranks big-time. fast forward to thursday afternoon and watch temperatures well above normal for this time of the year. 70s along the coast. 80s in the south bay. a lot of inland spots in the mid-and lower 80s later next week. so overnight lows, cloudy out there spotty showers after midnight. generally uniform temperatures overnight. only falling into the low and mid-50s. then for your sunday, we'll see the wet weather for the first half of the day. then sunshine by the afternoon. but still cooler than today. 63 the high in san francisco. 66 in oakland. 67 the high in fremont and san jose getting to a high of 69. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast for sunday spotty showers for the first half of the day. some peeks of sunshine by the afternoon. the clouds fill back in monday morning, and monday it goes from light showers to sunshine by the afternoon. once that front gets out of here it's nothing but sunshine and

the fire started in elwood kansas and jumped the missouri river into st. joe he have and scorched hundreds of acres. >> those images are horrific looking another that, right. not so horrible the roads. let us take you outside on the ben franklin bridge. we're looking pretty good that's the westbound traffic on your left coming into the city. so far no eastbound destruction on the right that will come in another hour. mass transit is on time, you're looking good mr. murph. >> reporter: right now we're close to the freezing mark. bundle up a little bit. i'm expecting a high of 60 around 3:30 or 4:00 before we dive back to 56. nice and mild, clouds and sunny breaks. looking across the wide view a lot of dry air to fly through if you're heading to the airport. sprinkles in the center part of the country. florida looking cloudy in miami. we've had a delay on the board because of runway construction up at justicia. last i looked they said it was diminishing. right now we posted a zero delays. no rain in our most commonly traveled test -- destinations. >> new res