they came up to the promised land of kansas. why was kansas they promised land? because of the association with john brown and abolitionism. what they found in the ozarks was land that had never been taken by anybody. it was still available for homesteading. why wasn't it taken? you have been to the ozarks. [laughter] gary: it was rocky and hilly, and it was land. one of the things african-american scholars agree what does it mean to be free? it means doing what you could not do when you were not free. it means having your own family, your own church, euro school, and especially your own land. people stopped in the ozarks and created communities. one of those was in right county, 30 miles south of lebanon in a little town called parkville. you can trace this through the senses. you look at the senses, and there -- the census. thereok at the census, are only 15 african-americans living there. this is a group of people in hartville. on this in kansas city. people told me i needed to go see miss irene marcus. i am talking to her. i am asking her many questions about

i say, what year were you born in kansas city? she says, i was not born in kansas city. where were you born? a little place you have never heard of, hartville. yeah, i have heard of it. i have been trying to find information about it. this is the mother and this is the father of irene marcus. she is in her late 90's now. there is an essay in this book about her. in 1920, this is a prototypical, classical story of the great migration of african-americans leaving the south for the north and rural missouri for urban missouri. in 1920, that man and that woman moved to kansas city with these three little girls because her father had already left hartville and came to kansas city a few years earlier to work for the wilson packing company. this picture was taken as they were getting ready to move. they move in with their grandparents, this woman's parents. a very typical fashion of an extended family. i think i have the exact address. they live at 2446 flora, just up the street from the old bethel church. the house is gone now. it was taken out by the freeway. these little girl

. >> kansas is still dancing, and heading to san antonio. >> this i the best i have felt about a group, and you have no idea how much this means to so many people. >> well, you could say that march madness is living up to the reputation and the name this season, and smitty, it is so great to have you with us, because of the experience because you are a michigan state grad and you have been to the the sweet 16 and nba championship and you have had all of the emotions, so watching this tournament, what is your favorite moment? >> well, so many, allie and one stood out, the 16 beat a number one. umbc took down virginia and that is to me the storyline so far. let's watch it. >> deep from the corner. he will take it. three more. sit back and watch history, folks. the ncaa tournament has been turn turned upside down. >> 1, 2, 3, ramblers. >> and we have the ultimate guest, the head coach joining us here on set. thank you for joining us. >> absolutely. thank you for having me. >> what has this whole ride been like for you, and probably one thing when you are in the moment, and now time to ref

she lives here in kansas city too. thank you very much. [ clapping ] >> we had a pilot by the name of colonel mcgee. pardon me for butting in but he was a pilot and he was called ready to go. he was ready to go mcgee. you could call him anytime day or night and he was ready to go. >> what you enjoy doing now? do you wake up in the morning and you are 94 years old which i think is wonderful. but just living with your wife when you wake up in the morning what is it that you really look forward to? >> well when i wake up in the morning first thing i do is think the lord. [ laughter ] [ clapping ] he gave me another day. the wife and i like our savior and we've been married for 68 years and we get along good. i cut my own grass and everything. god has been good to me. yes. >> i have kept him pretty busy lately running all over missouri. >> my name is glenn and we are from kansas city and we appreciate you sharing our heritage and legacy. i have one question. what is the best part about having been a tuskegee airmen? >> it

i don't have no more time to give. >> reporter: dean reynolds, cbs news, kansas city, kansas. >> ninan: lawmakers in kansas recently approved bills that would offer the wrongfully convicted $50 to $80,000 for ever year spent in prison. rescuers to this snowboarder.. after he was buried by an avalanche. good evening, i hackney. the stroke of luck that led rescuers to this snowboarder after he was buried by an avalanche. >> he was saved when rescuers spotted part of his board sticking out of the snow. he wasn't hurt. in fact he was able to know board to the bottom on his own once he was freed. the four other people trapped were also pulled to safety. the only injury a broke leg. >>> a resort shutdown for the day after that because of the hazardous conditions but it was back open today and busier than ever. carlos is there now. >> yeah, its been snowing on and off today. many skiers we spoke with said they are monitoring weather conditions very closely. zn all this snow, its not stopping visitors from coming to the resort. >> jeff and his family have been planning a ski trip for weeks. th

kansas down three. five seconds left. allen for the win. in and out we go to over time.who had 32 points, can't leave him alone in the corner. kansas advances to the final four. 85-81 that final. >>> villa nova. this is past dante. second half spellman. throws it down one pass. he had 11. 12 points off defender and then he clean its up here. they advance. 71-59 their final. they will face kansas while michigan gets loyolla. >> thanks. >> just ahead, blan panthers run comes to >>> tonight at 11:00 the sports team devastated after a freak accident sends a parent to the hospital. >> and a chance to learn from some of the birs. bay area labs getting ready welcome rick perry this week. >> clearly not the same guy right there. >> probably. >>> a new king at the box office. pacific rim. science fiction. black panther is now the highest grossing super hero film in north america at $631 million. the. >> the previous record was avengers. so here are the top five. pacific rim, black panther slipped to second. i can only imagine third. sherlock gnomes. >> and i can only imagine the

miles to aalk 660 reservation in kansas. tribal members often signed with an x and their clan symbol. we chose those treaties because not only being important to the history of the tribe they were also beautiful pieces and beautiful pieces of art that people can look at and see that not only does this have historical significance but it just a beautiful piece. the actual removal started to happen around 1833. for us, this. extends into the late 1830's, even into the 1840's. of this dispersed era, there are today nine distinct potawatomi tribe that are distinct nations. era whereuse of this some villages signed treaties at one.e moving them , some were able to negotiate treaties to stay in the great lakes with a restricted some weren, forcefully removed. this particular section of the museum, we really highlight one particular removal, it is referred to as the trail of death. it happened the same year as the cherokee trail of tears. we left our homelands within a few days of each other. this is a particularly heartbreaking an

again this month in which wildfires are consuming acres of land across rural kansas. our grass lands are burning. a year ago this month nearly 80% of clark county, kansas, was consumed in a wildfire. it's a ranching community. ashland, the county seat, has a population of 900. that's rural. that's the biggest town in the county. the result of those fires were that thousands of head of cattle were killed in the fire or had to be euthanized and what you would think is the terrible economic consequence to the community. absolutely. but you would think about how do we recover? and one of the things you would think about, well, i can go to my bank and borrow money to keep my farm or my cattle operation in business, but those cattle men no longer had collateral. there was no collateral to tell your banker, i pledge my cattle to repay the loan, if i don't repay the loan, you get my cattle. the fire consumed their opportunity to rebuild. the president in the senate today is a member of the agriculture committee. he will be asked about the safety net that's in the farm bill an

kansas is a big wheat producer. mexico buys wheat. we just opened export routes to china for kansas beef. the ranches would be in a detriment if that got closed. you also have to remember, agriculture, the economy for farmers, they're making half of what they made five years ago. many are on the brink of going under. we want to make sure the g.m. workers that those jobs stay and don't get shipped out. >> harris: this is a congress that has talked about farmers and about some of those people and that you're talking about whose livelihood is affected. china gets complicated with north korea. i want to bring you back. i appreciate your time. thanks so much. >> thanks for having me on the show. >> former trump campaign aide sam nunberg is testifying today before a grand jury after a stunning series of interviews, i call them meltdowns, where he threatened to defy robert mueller. will nunberg be an important witness? what is the mueller team looking to get from him? a legal expert with me next. tuae when this guy got a flat tire in the mid

kansas wins 85-81. they are headed to their first final four since 2012.n the first game, the texas tech rebound chain and deflection belt. red raiders led villanova by 8 early. then jaylen bunsen. minute to go before the half. pascal gets the stop. the cats running the other way. the big ragu. twists his way to the rim. the teams combine to shoot 18% downtown. brandon francis finally got one to drop. red raiders within 5 points. they couldn't get over the hump. the sophomore from delaware had 12 points to go along with 12 rebounds. nova is headed back to the final four. their sixth trip in program history. 71-59 is the final. so the final four, next weekend in san antonio is set. 11th seed loyola of chicago faces michigan in the first game. villanova and kansas meet in the other semifinal. >>> steph curry will miss the rest of the regular season with a sprained mcl, and today we learned his absence will also extend into the postseason. >> there's no way he's playing the first round. there's no way. he's being re-evaluated in three weeks. so yeah, we've go

that meant kansas and nebraska territory would be open to slavery. at this point, some abolitionists lost hope for a bloodless termination of american slavery. meanwhile, former wigs who oppose slavery came together with democrats to reform the republican party. in illinois, ichabod cotting, east mono and well joy who had close ties to the abolition movement led in stabilizing the republican party. when they held their initial meeting during the october 1854, lincoln did not attend. this was in part because he feared abolitionist radicalism would dominate the meeting. as it turned out the meeting adopted resolution that was more radicals than lincoln's view but they were not abolitionist. a call for prohibited slavery in all united states temporaritories. asserted fugitive slaves had a right to trials and lincoln limiting himself opposing appeal of the missouri compromise. lincoln accepted the lee galt of slavery expansion into new mexico and utah. that october, lincoln described slavery itself as a violation of republican principles and a worker's r

bringing rainfall to des moines and kansas city and lincoln, nebraska.nowfall totals for parts of south dakota. easily exceeding 10 inches. heavy snowfall across california with valley rainfall expected. we have a few lingers snowshowers across the great lakes. we stay dry in philly and new york and boston. temperatures today are chilly for the windy city. 38 degrees. 37 for new york. atlanta finally warming up to 71. back to you. >>> thank you, derek. a huge upset in the opening round of the ncaa tournament. the 4 seed arizona champions of the pac-12 falling to buffalbuf. 89-68. combining for 67 points for the bulls. arizona's coach sean miller was discussing a six-figure payment to ecruit, but denies the allegations. this is a hot final four pick. a bracket buster for a lot of people. >> how is your bracket? >> bad. i had them in the final four. >> i won't go to you for advice. >> it is a tough one. >>> walmart's digital business is booming, but a report shows walmart fudged its data to catch up with the mainstream. more on "cnn money" next. "i have an

that meant kansas and nebraska territories would be open to slavery. at this point, some abolitionists lost hope for a bloodless termination of american slavery. meanwhile, former whigs who opposed slavery expansion came together with willmott proviso democrats to form the republican party. in illinois ichabod cotting and owen love joy who had close ties to the abolition movement held meetings during october, 1854. lincoln did not attend. this was in part because he fired abolitionists radicalism would dominate the meeting. as it turned out, the meeting adopted resolutions that were more radical than lincoln's views but they were not abolitionists. to resolution called for prohibiting slavery in all united states territories. they asserted that fugitive slaves had a right to jury trials. lincoln limited himself to opposing the repeal of the missouri compromise. lincoln accepted the legality of slavery expansion into new mexico and utah. that october lincoln described slavery itself as a violation of republican principles and a workers' right to the fru

the gentleman from kansas. mr. estes: mr. speaker, i have no more speakers and i am prepared to close once the gentleman does. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from mississippi is recognized. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. i am prepared to close, and i will do so. mr. speaker, the emergence of lone wolves who choose to ram vehicles into innocent people to advance their violent ideologies is modern day homeland security -- is a modern day homeland security challenge. as threats to our homeland continue to evolve and as violent extremists continue to exploit soft targets, the risk to innocent bystanders grows. we must do our part to ensure that first responders in our cities, towns, and all places of living throughout the country have access to the necessary resources to keep themselves safe and secure. this legislation seeks to ensure that d.h.s. does all it can to support such efforts. i'd also note this bill complements h.r. 5131, which is also being considered today and which directs d.h

distancia para kansas city, luego miren este gol, hubo descuento y no alcanzÓ, 3 por 2 para kansas city>> el presidente de la fifa anunciÓ que perÚ serÁ el anfitron del mundial sub-17 en 2019. >>> pausa breve y regresamos con mÁs. en una feria de empleos para jovenes.... >>> para finalizar les contamos que telemundo y nbc se unieron al alcalde de san francisco para una feria de empleos para jÓvenes de 18 a 24 aÑos, cientos se unieron para esta feria que busca conectarlos con empleadores de la ciudad, les quieren dar herramientas para conseguir su tÍtulo y trabajo. miles de jÓvenes ya se beneficiaron por esta iniciativa, perfecto para que encuentren trabajo en este verano. >>> es siempre importante llegar bien preparado a estos eventos. >>> en muchos casos vemos a los muchachos que llegan con los padres, es importante que se involucren con ellos y les inculquen la necesidad de trabajar. >>> pues muy bien, gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta ediciÓn de esta noche, los esperamos maÑana. >>> las condiciones estarÁn despejadas, pero abrÍguense. >>> buenas noches. >>> nos vemos. ♪ ♪(mÚsica).♪ ♪

i did a fer um in lawrence, kansas.asked the crowd, who knows what is going on this legislative session in topeka and no one raised their hand. we are all very in the dark. it is a lot of anonymous voting. we need to work together to find a solution to open you our doors. >> you have a strong conviction there. do you think you are prepared to run an entire state? >> there have been people in history who i feel have been less prepareed. if someone is willing to help the community and dot work they should have a say? what happens. >> last month in the wake of that horrific mass shooting at the high school in parkland, florida, we saw students, like yourself, step up, demanding change in washington. and today's civil rights acon, congressman john lewis, talked to our dana bash about the response of those young people. i want you to listen to what he said. >> there's a new organic movement of young people begging washington, begging their local leaders for change. what do you see in the new movement? >> well, i see so much

he scored 32 points to help kansas win this one, 85-81. face villanova and michigan will face low ol la, chicago. >>> meanwhile, louisville and mississippi state looking to return to the final four, but they would have to put away oregon state and ucla respectively. the cardinals broke loose, scoring 28 points compared to the beavers 12, giving them the 61-36 lead. the cardinals shot 48% from the field to win 76-43, returning to the final four for the first time since 2013. meanwhile, mississippi state would go on to beat ucla 89-73. the bulldogs shot 53% from the field and 62% from the free-throw line to help return to the final four for the second straight year. congratulations now to them. now they have to wait and see who they're joined by. uconn will face south carolina while notre dame takes on oregon the in games tonight. can't wait to watch those, ayman. >> it will be an exciting weekend. it was incredible to watch the kansas/duke game because of how many -- unreal. >> and how many changes just in the last couple of minutes of play

kansas and villanova meet in one semifinal.ight victory over duke. that shot did not fall from grayson allen. it was 85-81. malik newman with all of the points in overtime. the three-pointer from the corner. bill self headed back to the final four. in the other games, villanova defeated texas tech 71-59. the national champs headed back to the final four with their fourth straight tournament win. michigan earned the berth in the other semifinal beating florida state 58-54. wolverines streak is second to the team they face next which is america's team. loyola-chicago won 14 straight. 11th seed romped to a win over kansas state on saturday. matching the lowest seed ever to make the final four. three other 11 seeds made it and lost in the semifinals. they did not have the good luck charm 98-year-old super fan sr. jean wore a final four cap after the win. the two semifinals take place at the alamodome on saturday. should be outstanding. 550 of 17 million in the espn brackets got the final four. >> cy-- >>> global stocks falling over

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president, chad devny, with the kansas city southern railway, headquarteredded in kansas city, missourike to thank you for leadership with the tax reform. once the passage, it was perfect timing. our executive team did give all of our employees a thousand dollar bonus. perfect timing with the, right at christmas season, with several of the employees were very grateful for needs of their family during that time. heard many great stories such as medical bills. >> right. >> just repairs needed to automobiles, vehicles. so thank you for your leadership with that. >> thank you very much. >> mr. president, i'm pat os meyer, president and chief executive of kansas city southern. chad is one of our leaders in the field. he runs half of our u.s. railroad. we're one of the nation's largest freight railroads based in kansas city as our name implies, about 7,000 miles, 7,000 employees. big presence in missouri. so the tax reform was wonderful for our business, our company. as you, i'm sure understand, the railroad industry is hugely capital intensive. our company spends about 24% of our revenue in

he went 32 for kansas and later in ot, newman from the corner.d into a free-throw battle down the stretch. the jayhawks are headed to the final four for the 15th time in school history. villenova trying to get to the final fourth -- final four for the sixth time in school history. michael bridges misses. the wildcats role 71-59. it will be villenova against kansas on saturday.>>> coming up, it is no secret dashcam enough on the 10 pm news, it is no secret that we are facing a housing crisis. >> how one city crisis -- city councilman is looking to solve that issue tonight, tonight on the news that 10. good evening. i'm your guest lecturer dr. sheldon cooper. i was expecting applause, but i suppose stunned silence is equally appropriate. i agreed to speak to you this evening because i was told that you're the best and the brightest of this university's doctoral candidates. hmm. of course, that's like saying you are the most important electron in a hydrogen atom. (chuckles) 'cause, you see, there's only one electron in a hydrogen atom. best and brig

that meant kansas and nebraska territories would be open to slavery. at this point some abolitionists lost hope for a bloodless termination of american slavery. camehile, former whigs together with will not proviso democrats to form the republican party. codding,is, ichabod eastman and: lovejoy who had ties to the movement lead in organizing a state level republican party. when they held their initial meeting during october 1854, lincoln did not attend. this was in part because he feared abolitionist radicalism would dominate the meeting. as it turned out the meeting adopted resolutions that were more radical than lincoln's views, but not abolitionists. the resolution's call for prohibiting slavery in all united states territories. they asserted fugitive slaves had a right to jury trials. lincoln limited himself to opposing repeal of the missouri compromise. that october, lincoln described slavery itself is a violation of republican principles and a worker's right to the fruits of his labor. he continued to support free african-americans -- expelling f

. >> chad devinney with the kansas city railway. i'd like to thank you for your leadership with the tax reform. once the passage -- it was perfect timing. our executive team did give all of our employees a $1,000 bonus. a perfect timing at christmas season. several employees were very grateful with the needs for their family during that time. i heard many great stories such as medical bills, just prepares needed to automobiles. thanks for your leadership. >> thank you very much. >> mr. president, i'm the president and chief executive officer of kansas city southern. chad is one of our leaders in the field. he runs about half of our u.s. railroad. we're one of the nation's largest freight railroads. we have about 7,000 miles, 7,000 employees. big presence in missouri. the tax reform was wonderful for our business, our company. you understand the railroad industry is hugely capital intensive. 24% of our company is in infrastructure, equipment. in addition to the tax rate relief, the immediate expenses of capital expenditures will make

urgo will fly back first class to kansas.for this mistake comes after the tragic death of this puppy on a flight from houston to new york on monday. >> he was a member of our family. >> reporter: the family and other passengers demanded the puppy's carry-on case be moved from the seat in front of them to an overhead bin. >> we are like it's a dog, it's a dog. she said it doesn't matter, you have to put it up there. >> reporter: they discovered his body. >> took him out and opened the thing. she got the dog and he was dead. >> reporter: united says their flight attendant did not hear or understand there was a dog in the bag and did not knowingly place it in the overhead bin. >> reporter: as of april, united airlines says they are going to issue bright colored tags with customers traveling with a pet inside the cabin. that way, when the flight attendant sees the tag, they will know an animal is inside that bag. we heard from united airlines, they have fully refunded the family's plane ticket as well as the pet fees. it's not cl

[applause] a lot of people from kansas city. i know this. a lot of people from kansas city. lot of friends there. . not only is her company's tax bill going down, her sales are going way up as other businesses working just really a -- are working really hard. she is filling those jobs for those businesses. they are really creating something very special. in fact, jeanette says her business is experiencing the best quarter in the company's 22-year history. and that's great news for everybody. congratulations to jeanette. [applause] where is jeanette? where is jeanette? high, jeanette. pretty good, right? big difference. big difference. a lot of people are saying the same thing. thank you very much paired adam is the founder of benefits exchange alliance, an hr consulting firm headquartered in orange county, california. as a result of tax reform, adam was able to provide generous five-figure bonuses to everyone of his employees. they very muc appreciated ith. he has hired six new workers and plans to hire as many as 15 more this year. adam, wherever you are in this beautiful r

the game, kansas down three.he tie, we're tied at 72. it grayson haallen for the win. now it's 78, malik newman, 32 points on the night, left all alone, he buries the three, kansas advances to the final four, with an 85-81 victory. >>> villanueva and texas tech with an early game. 36-23, nova after one. second half, amare gets the pass, he's going to throw it down, he had 11. 12 points off the bench, goes right around his defender for the slam. then he's going to clean up the missed shot with a put back dunk. villanueva advances to their score. watch out for bub by at the masters, but steve curry and steph curry is in a battle about when he's going to come back. >> michael won't be fit to talk to since his j hawks have advanced to the final four. >>> black panther gets by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/i

. 29 seconds left in the game, kansas down three. three for the tie, we're tied at 72. it grayson haallen for the win. now it's 78, malik newman, 32 points on the night, left all alone, he buries the three, kansas advances to the final four, with an 85-81 victory. >>> villanueva and texas tech with an early game. 36-23, nova after one. second half, amare gets the pass, he's going to throw it down, he had 11. 12 points off the bench, goes right around his defender for the slam. then he's going to clean up the missed shot with a put back dunk. villanueva advances to their 6-5 score. watch out for bub by at the masters, but steve curry and steph curry is in a battle about when he's going to come back >> michael won't be fit to talk to since his j hawks have advanced to the final four. >>> black panther gets ♪ you don't just want easy. you want "streaming all your favorite shows on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you want "the best wifi you can pause with a tap." see? easy. time for bed

plenty of cameras there in kansas city to see him there.ing given the royal treatment by the airline on a private charter flight. >> yeah, his owner says irgo was overjoyed when they arrived at the airport last night. >> oh, he instantly jumped up and was crying. when he's super excited, he cries. >> ah, swindle says during the last few hours of irgo's 12-hour flight, united airlines updated them every hour, even sending them pictures of him during the flight. so he got the royal treatment on the way home. >> apparently it was all just a mere mistake that took place in denver. they went out to walk two dogs and then just placed the different dogs in the wrong crates. >> yeah, so they're now working to reunite the other dog with its owner in japan. >> all right. >>> well, finally in the spirit of march madness, a robot that knows how to put some points on the board. >> yeah, it was created by engineers at toyota. they say they made it in their spare time, you know. >> there it is. it's a pretty good shot, not bad at all. when some real playe

. >>> malik newman and his kansas teem mates are headed to the ncaa final four.n scored all 14 points in overtime. last night in the midwest regional final. kansas will take on another top seed, villanova, on saturday. >>> in the other semifinal next weekend cinderella loyola chicago goes up against michigan. the 11th seeded ramblers shocked everyone by making it to final four except maybe a 98-year-old none who's getting a whole lot of attention. meg oliver has more. >> reporter: as the celebration for loyola chicago exploded with confetti, cheers, and players cutting pieces of net, their secret weapon soaked it in with that angelic smile on the sideline. >> from a nice little school like ours, we are just so proud of them. >> reporter: 98-year-old sister jean has reached celebrity status. she sports custom ietzed nikes and even has her own bobblehead. known for her prayers before the game and infamous hugs afterward, the team chaplain has guided loyola chicago in a blessed turn of events. >> richardson turns and fouls and he hits it. >> reporter: the ramblers'

tonight, another family pet that was supposed to land in kansas. where the dog ended up. >>> and police say the husband who told a priest he murdered his wife, has now been captured, with the priest's help. >>> and there is late word coming in tonight, a navy jet has crashed. the search right now for the pilot. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the powerful images playing out across this country today. just as a difficult scene played out inside a florida courtroom at the same time. tens of thousands of students staging a massive coordinated protest against gun violence, one month after the shooting rampage killed 17 people at stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. from parkland, to littleton, colorado, to evanston, illinois. students at eagle rock high school in los angeles with a moment of silence, standing right there behind 17 empty chairs. while in that florida courtroom today, alleged gunman nikolas cruz face-to-face with the families of the victims.

in overtime, kansas took over. it was time to say hello, newman.ime. trained 53 pointers. the 15th time, final score 85, 81. villanova wildcats had a little trouble beating texas tech yesterday. dunks it over the defenders. the record of 34 and four. 33% shooting. final for coming up next weekend. take a look at this. first came 6:09 eastern. until a chicago underdogs five against red hat michigan in 10 minutes after that game, kansas and villanova will score a. forget the players. to start this year's tournament obviously. the 98 road shop venezuela, chicago. and now she's given her blessing to this. the school is marketing her in excess of 25 different t-shirts for various companies like this one. vertical stuff. baseball season starts this week. birds chirping and snow is still falling. do not get yesterday's nascar race. sdp 500 in martinsville, virginia had to get postponed. winning the world golf championship and also south korea's going to miss the first round of the playoffs with a knee injury. second win this year. >> the masters are comin

kansas, too close for comfort right there.ime, it was malik newman for kansas, he scored all 13 of the points, leading the jayhawks to the win. they're on their way to the final four, in san antonio, and ten years ago, that's the exact same place kansas won the last national title. >> we do it for moments like this. and it is special, especially getting here, this same game last two years and losing it. just getting over that hump and just feels unbelievable. >> the celebration in the locker room, incredible. throwing water all over the place, so that also meant there was a party going on back on campus. one person tweeted, 100% chance i'm new to a massachusetts street if ku wins tonight. and the police department tweeted back saying 100% chance that's a bad decision and it won't go well. high fiving the cops, rock on, ro rooftop parties, the team had gotten knock out in the elite eight the past two seasons. now they're partying, moving on to the final four and the good old lawrence pd, plastic cups, check, celebratory atmosph

point of seeing wildfires whip across the state of kansas. while so far none of them have come close to the size of last year's starbuck fire, there's reason to be concerned. today i want to recognize the resiliency of kansans to come together and help strangers and neighbors alike as well as soldiers from the kansas national guard. they work in cooperation with local firefighters and emergency personnel to combat fires, save people, property, and animals. i thank them for their service. these fires are a stark reminder of the devastation created by wildfires last year and provide a reminder of the importance in standing together in the face of difficulties. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from washington, ms. jayapal, for five minutes. ms. jayapal: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in recognition of our wonderful public schools across the country. every child, mr. speaker, has the right to pursue opportunity and through our public schools our country makes that opportunity a reality ever

walk 660tors had to miles from our homeland in northern indiana to a new reservation in kansas. without enough provisions, it was not a great time of year. more than 40 died along the way. most of those were babies dying cholera andnd adjust the pressure of having to continually push yourself day to day when your interest strength's and health were waning. it was a tragic part of our history. it definitely left its mark on the community. are is something that we very aware of. i would not say there is a pride, but there is a pride of understanding the history and holding it's a great -- it sacred. this is the best documented removal for the pottawatomie because you can see the sketches hadhe wall and we actually an artist living with us at the time. he was from england and all of the sketches you see our field sketches that he did. the individuals you see, and we have cutouts made of them, they are not just general phases. the are portraits -- they are portraits of people. he depicted everything from the long removal train to every day anp seems of setting up evening meal to a m

villanova, kansas, duke restoring order.sted beyond recognition. >> stepback three. >> reporter: with west virginia's run coming to a bitter end in the sweet 16 round against the wildcats. the block party turning into a dunk fest. kansas taking it back from clemson. >> this game is over. >> reporter: and duke squeezing past syracuse overnight with a four-point win putting coach k into the elite eight for the 15th time. >> evans, three. >> reporter: with texas tech bouncing purdue, red raiders heading to their first ever trip to the elite eight. making last night a direct contrast to how the rest of this tournament has gone. tonight with the final four on the line, three seeded michigan versus nine seed florida state. >> kansas state to the elite eight. >> reporter: and in the cinderella bracket, number nine kansas state and number 11 loyola-chicago. >> honestly to be here in year four and, you know, we're in the elite eight, you know, we don't take these moments for granted. >> reporter: with their faithful companion sister

instead of kansas city. happened on a flight from oregon to kansas city.n a different flight. want to pick up the german shepper, the airline gave them a great dane. told them their flight was on the flight to japan the great dane was to go. right now the dog is on the way back to kansas city. this mcup two days after a dog died on united flight. flight attendant ordered a passenger to put the dog in the carrier in an overhead bin. didn't survive. >> chp rescue mission. posting on facebook page. it happened last week. the post said the hiker got hurt on a rock formation called, castle prags. the chp hoilsed the hiker to safety. >> no dut they weoubt they were see the helicopter arrive. >> such dramatic video. looking down. >> jeff ranieri joining us. talking about a forecast. kind of all over the place. >> yeah, we have some, sun, cloud. isolated thunderstorms. and right now you can see the cool shot from palo alto. clear enough at the lower levels to see san francisco. back in the background. right now, 54 in palo alto. colder 40s tomorrow morning. tracki

he burris the three and kansas advances to the final four with an 85-81 victory.va and texas tech. wildcats led by 13 at the half. phil booth with the pass pass ps i -- to di vincenzo. spellman had 11 di vefnzo goes right around the defender and cleans up the missed shot with a put-pack dunk. villanova advances to their sixth final four in school history and will face kansas while michigan will get loyola of chicago. >>> world golf match play with their final today. earlier bubba watson next off justin thomas and bubba faced alex kisner who was just steady all day until he got to the finals. and watch out the former masters champions. he's playing as well as he has in year. four all stars for the warriors. draymond was supposed to play but has flu-like symptoms and stef will not play in the first round. steph curry just spoke to the media and i'm sure steph will argue with his coach about playing in the first round but draymond, if he has the flu. keep him away from the rest of the team. >> don't spread it. >> all of a sudden you'll have 15 guys with the flu. hope

our biggest purchaser of kansas wheat is mexico. and they are the country, we imports the most amount of steel from mexico. -- trish: you can export as much you want to expects co, right, because mexico has quotas. he went do quotas on what comes up from the border to mexico. we don't do that to them. they do that to us. congressman, don't you want to see that changed so you can send as much wheat as you want? >> we want better trade deals. we don't want to get no a trade war. trish: well you have to have leverage, right? you can't just ask for stuff. you have to threaten -- >> well we saw already with china when the president put a tariff on solar panels and washing machines, that they put higher tariffs on sorghum. i had sorghum producers, in kansas, a lot of it, price has dropped. that affects their livelihood. already in agriculture, we're five years, five years ago the prices have been cut in half. farmers are making half what they were making five years ago. so you know, the point here isn't to say that we are against these be

newman went for 32 for kansas. they were tied at 78.hrow battle down the stretch. the score was 85:81. villanova is trying to get there for the sixth time. this went according to foreign as the wildcats played very well. this is a nice drive. michael bridges missed. look at this put back. the bobcats ruled 71:59. it will be villanova against kansas on saturday. that is it for sports. i will see you at 1130 on sports rap. >> thank you so much. coming up next at 11. >>> for the first time we will hear from stormy daniels about her affair with donald trump including how she says someone threatened her unless she kept quiet. the 11:00 news starts now. >>> you, you are special, you remind me of my daughter, stormy danger taking on president trump, sunday, a primetime tell-all interview. but did you want

the drive from brown put kansas up for good.have one last chance to win, but that shot falls short. that sets up the dream match with loyola-chicago and kansas state. that is tomorrow in atlanta. how about florida state? taking on the runner up in last year's tournament. gonzaga. seminoles were imposing. weaving through the bracket after an tataking down xavier l weekend and now beating this team by 15 points. they have a meeting in the elite eight. the madness continues on cbs and tbs. the last two number one seeds left in the tournament start off with kansas and clemson. then number one ranked villanova faces west virginia. we will see who survives to dance another day. good for us, sr. jean has her glass slipper on. >> and we wore duke blue for friday. >>> heads spinning in washington. a new national security adviser and trade war with china and a former playmate discusses an affair with president trump and the senators upset over the naming of the nature preserve. stay with us. juom-blonginfrom the ftor compad pivotal who de

they face kansas while michigan gets loyola of schick. >>> world golf.orked out justin thomas. where bubba faced kevin kisner. kisner just steady all day until he got to the finals. bubba went up 6 holes on kisner. bubba will take it 7 and 6, winning his second tournament of the year. watch out for the former masters champ with a masters coming up, he's playing as well as he has in years. nascar was supposed to race today but virginia suffered several inches of snow. the last time nascar postponed due to snow, 1993. look at that. the race should be made up tomorrow. the weather forecast is 52 degrees and a 10% chance of rain. who says you need to go to college to do weather? >> him. >> drew? >> he says it. >> this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. i can knock it off my list i did weather. >> technically it was a southern slider not a nor'easter. >> it's a southern slider? >> yes. >> so it slid up. >> i thought you did great. > my next is the green screen. >> you'll explain what a skinny post is to him and he'll explain a slider. >>

>> from kansas to congress, anyone who opposes the southern democrats' plan to expand slavery is met. >> the sacking and devastation inflicted on kansas provokes tremendous outrage among the anti-slavery faction in the north. charles sumner, who's always been the most vocal advocate for the abolition of slavery in the u.s. congress, delivers a fiery speech on the floor. >> your speech is a libel on south carolina. >> mr. brooks, were south carolina blotted out of existence, civilization would lose far less than we've already gained by kansas' valiant struggle against slavery. ♪ >> no. please, please! >> the story of the caning of charles sumner pushes john brown over the edge. he then kind of realizes that the south needs to be given an apocalyptic warning of blood that would show them that the northerners are not just gonna sit around while they get beaten by these southerners. >> no, you don't have to do this. >> boys.e, no. >> "sorry" don't mean nothing. i already told you once. now you're gonna learn. >> [ screaming ] >> [ whistling ] >> few men in american history are as polariz

kansas was the last team to qualify after beating duke in over time. they'll play villanueva in one of saturday's semifinals. it's michigan and loyola chicago at the other semi. those are some of our top stories on this monday, march 26th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >> i love how sister jean is the breakout star. >> she is. and her bracket is good because she had them going all the way. >> she didn't have them past the sweet 16. >> you are right. sister jean, what's up? you're right. >>> we're going start off with with the white house facing a new round of departures. >>> following weeks of turmoil a close friend of the president and other sources say more major staff changes are in store. meanwhile the president had to reverse course on a new addition to his legal team. david wright has more. >> reporter: the white house is bracing for another staff shake up. >> he told me he thinks the white house is operating like a smooth machine, his words. >> reporter: trump's friend spoke with with the president. >> he said he's expect

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