he was born in 1915 in hutchison kansas after studying at kansas state university. he and his wife started their registered an gus operation which -- angus operation which later back the murray ranch. he and his family built a legacy all their own while carrying on the tradition of their ancestors. he spent a lifetime of pounding posts by hand. chuck wagon bookouts, live -- cookouts, livestock teams. he built a place to raise his family and cattle by the sweat of his brow. his gift was the ability to meet people of all walks of life and getting to know them. his network of friends was nationwide. he pursued another career as pharmacist. he attended the university of kansas school of pharmacy, graduated in 1990, after which he worked in the kansas area for 30 years retiring on his 70th birthday in 20206789 because of his career changing experience, he was able to come alongside people and find direction in their lives. he encouraged so many. to his wife, his son, his daughter, and all his grandchildren who have many prayers as you gather together to remember his lovi

also kansas city. some in the water like i mean, it's a proud i mean, you know, yes, celebrities, but also all you know kansas citians, which is great. so uh and i know your mom kathy, who's great, but ted is decidedly from kansas city, right? the kansas city area right? here is some of the best barbecue sauce in kansas city, which makes it some of the best barbecue sauce in the world. oh yes. yeah. i mean, we sort of left it parts unknown. you know, i'm from overland park, which is a suburb of and it's. it's very confusing the folks from the outside kansas city in kansas or missouri. it's like both and that that confuses the hell out of them. but overland park, kansas parts 100% kansas and i went to school and play basketball community college in southeast kansas. you got to travel all over that that big wide state, but that's an important part of who you are. i think so. yeah, and what is it about? being from kansas that defines you. do you think boy? i mean, it probably starts first and foremost at

kansas out now. alabama may be in a little bit of trouble. >> all right, we will see, there's the music. >> what's up next? >> standby. >>'s standby, the news is next! >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >>> now at 8:00, a storeowner in san ramon in disbelief, after the story is robbed in broad daylight. >> it is sad, i have to say. i guess, safe anywhere. >> the search for a 1-year-old boy in san francisco taken from his daycare, police are looking for. >>> after two days of sunshine, rain is just hours away. david pack has got a full forecast. >>> breaking music, we will tell you how artists are coming together to support victims and monterey county. >>> live, from the cbs duties in san francisco, i'm andrea mcconnell. >> and i am brian. >>> top story at 8:00, a shopping center hit by thieves. don joins us live, from san ramon, with details from the surveillance video. >>> yeah, brian, actually two cell phone videos of the robbery. that robbery happened inside a jewelry store a

if you ask me is kansas part of america. i would think your question odd but i would say yeah, sure. then you say explain it. and i begin to tell a story. the civil war thing. if you ask putin is ukraine part of russia, he would think -- feel very much the same way. he would feel as though why are you asking me this? this is obvious. it's part of russia. he believes that. he believes that for greater parts of europe as well. he hasn't changed. you spoke about crimea. the most frequent question i get from groups would this have happened if you were still there? i don't answer that question because it's unknowable. if president trump were here i know he would think. no, there's no way it would happen. here's what i can say for sure. it didn't happen on our watch. that is factually true. putin took a fifth of ukraine when president obama was in power. he did not move on europe in four years, within months of our departure he went back to his lifelong mission of restoring the soviet union. you can argue with coincidence. i don't

that means that kansas state, located in manhattan, kansas, well, they can't wait to get to that otheran for the round of sweet 16! >> there is nothing you can't do, now you're in new york! >> they better play better than they sing! kansas state took a break from preparing for michigan state to check out their new surroundings. >> well, i got to be with my wife, so i knew where the credit card was. no, i love junior's cheesecake, so we got some cheesecake! >> by the way, santa clara star brandin podziemski says that he will declare for the draft. he is a projected first round pick. >>> indoor football is about to drop in! the bay area panthers will start their second season this sunday at s.a.p. center, and they are expecting a big turnaround with a familiar face taking over as head coach! >> are you hurt? you look like you are going in slow motion! come on, man, you got to play fast, man! >> he knows indoor football as well as anybody! he was the longtime coach of the san jose saber cats in the old arena leg. won four titles there. he is hoping to have the same success with the panthe

, kansas state, of course in manhattan, kansas chianti johnson led the wildcats with 22 points in thatme continues to just be an incredible story. johnson collapsed in 2020, while playing for florida, was in a coma for three days. he was diagnosed with heart inflammation instead of taking a $5 million insurance payout, never playing basketball again, kate he transferred to kansas state and now has them a win away from the final four. just an incredible story if you don't have your brackets done, kate, you don't have anyone to root for. it's easy to root for kansas state. i have to admit i haven't even looked at been terrified. i did i this time. i did a good job if i just decided to choose almost all upset, but i still think i screwed it up anyway. it's good to see you, andy. thank you. thanks for watching everybody. i'm kate baldwin. inside politics with john king starts after this break. not flossing. well, then add the woe of listerine to your routine new s science shows it gets in between t teeth to desty five times more plaque above the gum line, plus for a cleaner, healthier mout

kansas city mayor lucas says we've been reminded too much in kansas city how dangerous police work can be. i'm praying for the officers and everyone on duty gets home to their families safely. missouri highway patrol will help handle the shooting investigation, again, it was kansas city officers involved. back to you. >> ashley: thank you. shocking murder of a homeless man caught on tape in st. louis. the suspect loads his weapon and shoots the man at point-blank range. the two were in a fight just moments before, the suspect faces first-degree murder charges. there have been 25 murders in the city in 2023. sparking calls to oust kim gardner, the missouri da says she is negligenting her office in part because of the number of repeat offenders committing crime. >> todd: a grocery store clerk left beaten and battered. the attacker punching the cashier in the head, saying it was retaliation for an incident last week. the cashier says she's scared to return to the store, but has no choice. no one ever attacked me like that, i need money, i need my job, i don't know what else i can do. the

the anger at the kansas bill. and he goes to columbus as governor and continues his fight against and his fight for black rights. so, for example, he presses the ohio legislature to pass a bill tightening. the rules about kidnaping because. it was all too common for free blacks to be kidnaped by those claim that they were fugitive slaves. in 1858, during the lincoln douglas campaign, chase goes to illinois in order to campaign for lincoln. there many out of state republicans that year who actually favored silently or not so silently. stephen douglas. they they saw douglass as the wedge that was going to shatter the democratic into two factions. the douglas democrat rats and the buchanan democrats. and they liked that. and they were willing, as lincoln saw it, to sack price lincoln towards that. lincoln and chase didn't in 1858. lincoln was busy with other aspects of the campaign, but lincoln appreciated chase's help. he wrote him early in the new year to thank him. he saying that he was, quote, one of the very few

they held off a late rally from kansas state to advance. >> kansas state now needs a three to tie it. clock ticks -- dribbles looking for someone and soon up and -- of florida, atlantic. florida atlantic upsetting kansas state 79-76 today creighton will face san diego state and miami will take on texas long horns to complete the final four. and those are your headlines will and pete. >> that's right today we finish out the final four march madness has reached the elite eight we passed through the halfway mark of the elite eight so who's in who's out? who will attack it all? >> let's go off the wall quickly to see predictions will and i made before the current standings. will look at you -- you look -- >> jacked. fit man. >> you are looking -- you know a little injury in the should there are. >> it was a rough game yesterday. >> look at the veins so who did you pick? >> i don't think so. rachel that's accurate -- >> here was my picks going into yesterday i took kansas state lost that game florida atlantic i took yukon won that game over gonzaga i have san diego state and horns today. t

kansas state in michigan state in overtime first overtime of the whole tournament case. states markets noel hits chianti johnson with an unbelievable value to put the wildcats head to stay. it looks like he was pretending to fight with his coach. to get that value about their they beat the spartans to advance the regional finals as well. what a game. they only blow out of the night was in the west connecticut hammered arkansas, 88 to 65 to reach its first regional final in nine years. that makes it even worse than arkansas beat kansas. it really, really does, it really does. but after the game, bill murray was in the crowd trying to get the huskies coach dan hurley to take off his shirt. you can hear him, saying it was a dig at the arkansas head coach eric musselman, who had a shirtless celebration last weekend. murray's son luke is a yukon assistant didn't know that fans see him right there, so take off the shirt is really cool. that brings us to tonight's action for more games on tap, including cinderella 15th seed princeton, facing six seed creighton tell you as a pri

additionally, more than 25 hundred manufacturing firms operate in kansas. i have long believed the best three-legged stool was when government, education -- it was the result of vision and leadership of each of those sectors coming together to solve a problem and to ensure our country continues to build economic prosperity. it is both a great responsibility and a privilege to provide educational training pathways for those that are starting their career or for those who may be upscaling or rescaling. we must continue to build upon success by becoming more strategic in our recruiting efforts. we have strong partnerships with that large supply chain i mentioned. we must continue to understand and meet their workforce needs. this is where juniors and seniors can begin their technical education career while in high school. students are employed day one and worked full-time in addition to going to college. this is a great example of our commitment for students having an applied learning experience so they are engaged in their learning while they are earning in t

in reality, it came down to kansas. villanova, north carolina and duke. you can consider all kinds of things frights decent season statistics but conference are and how many injuries you have. >> but the fact of the matter is at the end of the day, you won't be able to predict everything, which is what makes it very difficult event to try to use ai isolate like a single winner. other considerations include momentum, injuries and human instinct. it wouldn't surprise me if we end up, you know, play 5.10, years down the road. and we're still wondering how that kind of like, you know, accurately predict the tournament outcomes. and we've got a lot of the 7 problems pretty well, salt. >> interesting thing not that good. i think the best method is just take a dart. and probably if you like, you may have no idea but like colors. that was nancy loo reporting for us tonight. we have a lot more ahead on kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. pam and ken are here going for team purple tonight. that's going to be. >> nobody called a snow. i grant, thank you. coming up tonight at

houston, kansas, kansas wins that. >> so after that poor showing, smarter people than me did the mathm sorry to say it's time for an elimination. >> this is sad. >> wow, the five-time office pool champ is gone. as we always like to say in tournament play, liz, thanks for playing. >> well, it was a pleasure. >> anyway, brian you're still hanging around. i have three of my four in the final four. we'll see what happens as the next round of sweet 16 unfolds. >> and look at jocelyn. >> everyone was laughing at her and she was picking the upsets. >> she was picking these fun upsets and we thought take a chance and she was right. >> she's at the top of the mountain and right now enjoying the view. >> good for her. a new queen is born. happy to pass the torch. way to go, girl. >> all right. still ahead here at 5, months the wet weather are having a big impact on northern california farmers. how they're being forced to adjust. >> and this is what it's like in the santa cruz mountains right now. we're following the damaging winds battering our region. >> and gwyneth paltrow heads to court in c

i'm so happy to see ted lasso back. >> kansas city native. >> yeah, he is, he's a kansas city native.ght. >> that's the most credit i've ever seen that before. >> he's got to be like one of these guys show up for me? >> there was a reporter i don't know who is or where he's from he behaved like he was raised by wolves today. >> he was protesting he was speaking up to the point where, one of the journalist air apologized to the people in america, because their spots we doing their job, there he was doing it while they were trying to give this press conference. i think it's so important that we are normalizing mental health struggles and challenges. i think it's crucial that we take the stigma out of it, we take the shame out of it, and we talk about it openly. >> i appreciate you saying that, i think that's part of what was done, and that's a plot line, obviously. there's a plotline past feud seasons of ted lasso, where he suffers from panic attacks, because of everything he's gone through. so let's listen to what jason sudeikis, who of course hosted last, so said about mental health a

. >> todd: standoff underway in kansas city, you're watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. the officers are alert and awake and talking from their hospital bed. the community is praying everyone else can make it home safely tonight. marianne joins us with the latest. >> marianne: good morning, all three kansas city police officers who were shot are expected to make a full recovery. the officers were executing a search warrant when they were met with gunfire. a standoff is still ongoing where the shooting took place. chief graves gave an update on the officers, three officers were struck, they did return fire and self-transported to the hospital and all three are in non-life-threatening condition. chief graves spoke to all the male officers in the hospital. mayor lucas tweeted a response saying we've been reminded too much in kansas city how dangerous police work can be, praying for a full recovery for our officers injured this evening and that everyone on duty gets home safely. missouri highway patrol w

the average aviation maintenance mechanic salaried wichita, kansas is $84000. proximally 50000 people work at wichita's aviation manufacturing industry. primarily at the four main aircraft main pension plans. textron which is additionally more than 2500 manufacturing firms operate in kansas close part of the aviation supply chain. i have long believed the best three-legged stool to get things done is in government education and industry work together in collaboration. national center for aviation training is a great example of that that open 12 years ago. it was a result the vision and leadership of each of the sectors coming together to solve a problem, to focus on creating opportunities for productive lives for citizens and to ensure continued to build economic prosperity but i believe the shared values are the guiding principles we need today to meet the challenges and opportunities we collectively have before us to build the aviation workforce for today and for the future. it is both a great s responsibility underprivileged to provide educational training p

this operates the state-of-the-art facility located on jabbar airport, wichita kansas. we design, rebuild, we manufacture, quality inspection, maintenance and pallets ready. our aviation maintenance program provides the opportunity to study in a hands-on learning environment, combining lectures, hands-on work and independent projects. the program is rigorous and it holds students to the industry's highest standards. in academic year 2022, we have 315 students enrolled in this program. 54 of the were high school students. 10% were female, 30% had racial ethnicity and 38% were pell grant eligible. 92% of those graduates are now workinin high demand jobs throughout south-central kansas. the largest city in kansas is recognized globally as the capital of the world -- air capital of the world. 50,000 people woing wichita's aviation manufacturing industr additionally, more than 25 hundred manufacturing firms operate in kansas. i have long believed the best three-legged stool was when government, education -- it was the result of vision and leadership of each of those sectors

kansas state could not yet a shot off florida atlantic hangs on for a 79 76 wins with a record of 35ls and just their second ncaa appearance, make it to the school's first final four. last year, the warriors played their best at the right time of the year. they need to do that, and they're stretch run to the playoffs in the final seven regular season games. the warriors host minnesota tomorrow , and it looks like they'll be getting reinforcements. gary payton second has not played since the warriors acquired him at the trade deadline. back in february. peyton was full participant in today's practice and is expected to be available tomorrow. he was a major force in last year's run to the championship of presence the warriors can certainly use right now. starting to feel like myself. just excited to get out here and get back to it and miss a lot of games this year, so just really just ready to get back out on the court with the guys and, you know, ramp this up for this home stretch. the sharks have just nine more games before their season mercifully comes to an end the sharks in calgar

and senior vice president ofs the federal reserve bank of kansas city and he will share insights about current changes of the farm sector that's what i believe. and with the food and director of agricultural policy institute. and the focus is on possible scenarios it is chief economist at at the us gao 2007 until her retirement in 2015. for a decade administrator at usda. the next we have senior policy analyst for taxpayers for common sense. over the past 15 years. and now we will talk about. >> were proud to have this opportunity about the usda farming forecasts. and then the goal of the program to measure and forecast in explain the drivers for the private sector economy. we have two measures of profitability with farm income. and then that cash farm income will fall in 2023. and then inflation adjusted 23 percent. and from 2022 we are forecasting with the highest level ever. and that farm income in 2022 is forecast to be at the highest level since 1977 and fall 18 percent both measures are expected to remain above their average so the forecast bill converted to an estimate and that

he's the former president of the kansas city federal reserve bank.all said of course it's a bailout. then there's barny frank. come on, he was on the board of silicon valley bank. this is the same barney frank cheryl told us was on the board, he doesn't see any contagion. he told us back in 2006, everybody should have a mortgage. let's get mortgages for everybody. go ahead, take out a mortgage, until everything of course plummeted in value and we had the worst housing debacle anybody has ever seen. are you questioning leadership here? >> no no question, of course wee going to be on the hook for this. the american taxpayer takes it on the chin in situations like this. this is an excuse for the government to have a power grab here. they're going to be involved even more. they were the ones who caused this in the first place, remember, it was the trump administration along with congress that raised the threshold for banks to be called systemically important. s svb is not part of that equation. however, it doesn't just mean regulators can turn their back

kansas is rolling. the jayhawks are up by eight, never lost with a halftime lead the season. arkansas down by 12 in the second half but made a furious run. walsh gives it to them. under one minute ago the game tied at 65 and off the bounce in and out, the rebound to johnson who puts it up and in. kansas, the defending champions gone. arkansas pulling off the upset 72-71. kansas was 47-0 in tournament history when leading by eight or more. >>> the san jose sharks with pride themed jerseys as they warmed up, the goalie did not. he said i'm choosing not to endorse something that is counter to mypersonal convictions th e. re isat ey obviously not between the pipes. sharks on the attack and he finds the back of the net. 12th goal of the season 1-0 sharks. second-period the game tied at one and the islanders have it. tipping it in and the sharks would go on to lose 4-1. let's finish with baseball. the world baseball classic, team usa and venezuela. the loser goes home, eighth inning the bases are loaded, turn

states include alaska, kansas, north dakota, and once again the state of kentucky.t seems to be an outlier for many violent crimes and lower than the newly revised code passed by the dc government. madame president i don't go into all the other details here iur think my colleagues get the picture that elected representatives made some decisions about criminal justice reform. but i will tell you is entirely defensible and it certainly doesn't rise to the level of the united states congress for the first time in 30 years. so that is testimony we receive from a number of attorney general's in our states everyone including my attorney general they wrote to us and claim in their letter that the question of public safety is best left to those who are closest to the community and in the best position to decide these laws that they know from experience each jurisdiction is very different and that time requires different policy approach what makes sense for one community maybe not for another the state of kentucky wants to have lower criminal penalties for the district of co

former fdic vice president and former kansas city federal reserve president thomas hoenig is here. plus, critics are calling on president biden to take action after russian jets downed a u.s. drone in the black sea. kt mcfarland on that and mr. xi goes to the moscow. the chinese leader touting a new world to order ahead of his visit with putin on monday and a potential meeting with the president of ukraine to follow. all of that coming up. but first, a volatile the week for the markets amid fears over the fallout from bank collapses here and abroad. economists at goldman sachs, jpmorgan and moody's all cutting their expectations for gdp growth this year in reaction. and we are learning that banks have borrowed a record combined $165 billion this week from the if federal reserve. joining me right now is dan niles. dan, it's great to have you this weekend. thanks for being here. >> my pressure, maria concern my pleasure, maria. maria: what is your take on the federal reserve's action so far and whether they'll raise rates in the upcoming week? >> so i think the fed's in a tough spot

kansas is the repeat champion. you're still good to go because the jayhawks cruised to a 98 6 to 68 win over howard . next up arkansas tomorrow, already crowning them. repeat champions there. listen it could happen coming up today there will be a hurricane watching albany, new york. degory five. miami is the number five seed in the midwest they take on 12th, seeded drake. they're gonna end drake's season. i'm so sorry, drake. i think they're gonna hurt, including your second bracket. hurricanes made it all the way to the elite eight last year as a 10 seed, and this year there are five the canes are hoping for another deep run in the tournament. as you mentioned last year, the road to the final four was stopped by who was it, andrew? and guess what. here's the thing, though. if miami wants to make a deep run, they likely will have to go through kansas again. so we it will likely be another repeat. it could be. yeah, coming up new poker. love to be had on the st patrick's day. the mix is next. helping families with m

kansas down two to arkansas, three seconds ago.o tie or win it and it didn't happen. and arkansas pulled off the upset. look at the coach showing off the muscles, man. down goes kansas. there will not be a repeat champ this year. and then watch as the raiser backs are headed to the third straight sweet 16. watch this emotion. >> it is a lot of work. it is crazy. it is crazy. i feel good. i'm glad we came out with a win. >> what makes you tear up? what are you thinking about? >> just putting in the work. this team was struggling and we figured it out. and i'm glad we did at the right time. and i hopefully we'll continue to do it. >> that is what it is all about. and hey, the madness continues on the women's side, too. two big time upsets, toledo stunned the big 12 champions iowa state 80-73, the first march madness win since 1996. and florida gulf coast makes it back-to-back as a 12 seed knocking off washington state cougars 74-63. 16 more games today. and you could catch on the networks and including the cinderella, the first 16 te

now, let's talk about kansas and his 7th ranked michigan state against third-ranked kansas state and another nail-biter 2nd half action here tied at 52. the spartans aj hoggard drives in able to lay it in witthe left. he actually gets the foul as well. that was a part of an 11 to run spartans up. 55 to 52. but look at this guy. know he had a night ballots throws up the 3 able to bake it off the backboard against the bank was open today. he gets 3 to 5 and now the spartans are down. 82 to 80 with 12 seconds left and they make it a game. he drives lays it in here. ties it up. 5 seconds to go. now we're going into overtime. they came down to this play, though, this next. and i'm about to show you out. it's up 96 to 93. they're trying to spark the trying to find open shot, but they are being clamor to know at the end he's able to pick still here. he takes it whole way of the quarter. you see him there, lay it in to put the dagger in the coffin for the nail in the coffin. whichever way you want to call it. 93 to 98 was the final score as kansas state moves on 20 points 19, this is a recor

still loyal to kansas, right? >> still 4r0eu8, yes. >> tom: great to see you.e. >> wonderful. >> tom: is that like mardi gras? do you have to do anything to get those. >> no, nothing. just buy them. >> tom: that's fantastic. have great saint patrick's day. >> you too. >> happy saint paddy's day. >> steve: good job. i bought them at the store. did i not earn them. >> brian: i love the way tom rated his performance i am fantastic. >> ainsley: it fun. >> brian: g.o.p. in congress demanding president biden withdrawal faa nominee has zero experience in any aviation unit. the controversial nomination, these that's a kind way to say it next. >> steve: first, shear a live look at temple bar in dublin saint patrick's day. drin k there. drin k there. it's funa payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with professionals to assist your business with its forms and submit the application. go to getrefunds.com to learn more. ever better. it's when disruption hits your supply chain and ryder makes sure you're eve

>> well, you can't do either/or, and kansas city is, and new york, and many american cities. is not new with mayor lightfoot or mayor adams or mine. so we understand that substantial investments is huge on kansas city will be five millions, and this is going to be able and also, those who are involved in population and so many who are affected by violent crime, and that is why we need to put more money into the higher crime, and doing so many things that i have been running for my whole life. >> you have been working on reducing homicides in kansas city, and trying to reduce it to the 100 homicide mark. and the last two years, over 500 homicides from 2020-2022. and so should the voters hold you against that standard, mayor? super >> well, fran and it is going to tug at us each and everyday. there is not a mayor who does not learn the numbers everyday, and who learns the stories, and has not been harmed by violent crime everyday and order, because we are going to be making a change. it is not going to ribbon cuttings and celebrating the super bowl wins, though it is certainly

they've been blowing everybody out kansas state. meanwhile, they have been awesome. they have mentioned the 12 punch of noel and johnson. they're fun stories to root for. so you know if you don't have a rooting interest, maybe you go to root for kansas state because they got the five ft eight point garden and noel and then chianti johnson, one of the best stories we haven't called. it's going to be a surprise. it's going to be exciting. thank you so much. appreciate it. andy scholes alright. well it's not as bad as it sounds. but a so called city killer asteroid is heading our way, according to a tweet by nasa newly discovered asteroid will pass by earth later today will be about 100,000 miles away . nasa says that while close approaches are a regular occurrence, only one this big only happens about once a decade now, while some of us might go hiding under our bed, nasa calls it to quote unique opportunity for science story is expected to fly by harmlessly. between earth and the moon. and star gazers are being treated to a stunning show. five planets lining up beneat

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>> i do not have kansas. >> okay. >> do you have bama winning it all?it all. >> three of four people at this table have alabama going all the way. >> our whole game day crew picked alabama. we have to fill these things out in two seconds, the show comes on, we're filling them on and then we have to hand them in, it's brutal. >> seth, we have to go. >> let's go. >> thank you very much. >> roll tide. >> roll tide. >> you can sign up free for the espn bracket challenge on espn.com. the news continues right after this. >> back to the news. >> i'm doing doing a wedding on a day. >> on what day is it called? humpty dumpty does it with a great fall. wonderful pistachios. get crackin' >> on what day is it called? should i be sellg right now? ♪ let me take a look at the numbers for you. ♪ before... and bath fitter. before... and bath fitter. if you have a “before” bath, now's the time to call bath fitter to get a beautiful “after.” with our unique tub over tub process, there's no mess or stress. spend smart on a beautiful new bath done right, backed by a lifetim

seed in the tournament that florida atlantic and florida atlantic was up 4 on kansas state at the half. but wildcats star started attorney really marquee snow. well, let a 13 to 3 run to take the lead. he throws down the 3 pointer from the logo dan, a few times now. well, let everyone with 30 points and 12 assists. but the owls 7 foot russian center vlad gold. it brought them back. he gets the offensive rebound, knocks down the defender and jams it home hours retake the lead 14 points and 13 boards for gold came down to this house up 3 with 6 seconds left. noel brings it up, gives it to the soon he hasn't stolen. no, well, never had a chance to get up. shocked. he's distressed the owls who turned the ball over. 22 times in the game. get a steal at the end to beat the wildcats you winds at 79 to 76 reaching their first final 4 in school history. some hockey sharks playing the flames in the saddle. don't wear the cowboy hat is appropriate. attire tied at 2 apiece in the second period. sharks on the attack and martin count. with the put back on the rebound in front sharks. take a 3 to 2 l

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the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from kansas, mr. mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: mr. speaker, as congress works to re-authorize the farm bill, i rise today to deliver the 17th installment of my farm bill impact series where i'm highlighting various aspects of the bill. the farm bill won't ever be effective, though, if the stepped up basis is limited and people get saddled with unjust capital gains taxes. sadly, that's what president biden's proposal does. it imposes capital gains taxes on assets that have been held in family trust or ownership for over 90 years. here's why the stepped up basis is so important. let's say you're a young person working on your family farm and you work for your parents until the time comes for you to take over the land, equipment, and livestock. when that happens, the federal government should not jump in and impose taxes on the unrealized gains of these inherited assets. this principle is called the stepped up basis and has long been precedent in the tax code with tons of bipartisan support. the pres

down goes kansas. no repeat champs this year. eight seeded razorbackses are headed to the sweet sixteen. >> i would love to lie and say i felt composed. we only led for 1:43. this has been as challenging and up and down season as i've ever been a part of. for these guys to be rewarded for sticking with it and being able to go to las vegas and participate with only 16 teams still standing, it's really hard to make this tournament. it's really hard to win a game in this tournament. it's really hard to beat the defending champs as the number one seed. we did it. >> reporter: on the women's side, two big time upsets. 12th seeded toledo stunning iowa state 80-73 for the first march madness win since 1996. florida gulf coast, they make it back to back tournaments with a win as a 12 seed knocking off the pac-12 champs, washington state. 74-63. 16 more games today. eight women's and eight men's. five you can watch on our family of networks. that includes fair leigh dickinson. they face florida atlantic at 7:45 on trutv. >> we'll be watch

welcome back the kansas city public library. dr. harry. s labor thank, you. well, thank you it's some of the conversations beforehand. it's nice to be back person it's nice to be back at the central branch. it's always nice coming down here thanks to steve and to and simon. everyone here at the kansas city public library for continuing the that you've got with us up at the command general staff college is my colleague some of whom are in the audience with you tonight i think will attest that we welcome the opportunity to come down and to talk with you the community about things that we're interested things like the civil war in grant a quick thanks as well to one of my colleagues who is here chris, who is the liaison between our department and the and he's the one that does all the legwork of coordinating and getting a bunch of sort of chaotic historians organized to be down here on certain dates and working with the staff here. so, chris, thank you for organizing that. and. thank you, too, for you for coming out on what seems to be a nice september. right. b

nate kaufman will be our second speaker, he is senior vice-president of the federal reserve bank of kansas city. and he will share insights about current and future potential changes in the financial conditions of the farm sector. at least that's what i believe. dr. patrick westhoff is the director of the food and agricultural policy research institute and the professor of agriculture and applied economics at the university of missouri and focus on possible evolution of sector wide farming. we have two discussions. the first is doctor who served as chief economist at the u.s. general accounting office from 2007 until her retirement in 2015 and before that, for a decade. she was the administrator of the usda economic research service. our second discussion is josh, senior policy and panelist for taxpayers for common sense where he's been addressing agricultural policy issues through several painful farm bills. we're so fortunate to have such a knowledgeable panel. now let's welcome talking about farming commission. >> thank you, ben. i'm pleased to have this opportunity today to talk about

mary's would get to kansas, i think they would hold up pretty well.hink the style works in the tournament. i am more worried about potential second match up in uconn. i think that's a very good team. we say all these things and start to look ahead and somebody gets upset in the first game. against vcu, a team that has a tournament pedigree, they've got to foe kiss on today. i like their chances. >> we do too. >> i got st. mary's going pretty far. >> there you have it. >> i am rooting for them. we have to talk about football. i know we have discussing this. jimmy g first press conference postponed. >> we are all rubbed raw about the idea of canceled press conferences. the difference was they did reschedule it for today. i have no idea what's going on. with all the moves raiders made to bring a bunch of players and introduce them and then go totally silent with everything we as 49er fans have experienced with him through the years, it's like i have been saying. i am not believing he is putting on a different helmet until he does it but i do expect that

kansas state k.o.'er: the other spot snatched by uconn in a blowout. gonzaga held off a late charge in a seesaw battle. the miami hurricanes men's team is looking to return to the elite eight. and the women's team hushed the crowd before knocking off indiana. they're playing in his first sweet 16 since 1992, boosted by the transfer of the social media sensation twins. >> getting to the sweet 16 is something we used to pray about. >> reporter: the pair have been pioneers in the new age of name, image and likeness, amassing around 6 million followers on tiktok and instagram alone. don't think for a second they can't also hoop. what would you want to convey to people? >> don't listen people. don't put a label on somebody. the end of the day, continue to prove people wrong. >> reporter: now, it's time to let the chips fall where they may, with a final four field ready to take shape. amazingly, the university of miami is not the only school to have their men's and women's team playing in the sweet 16. you al