. >> clark: kentucky has nobody on the line. knight missed his last. you don't expect an 80% shooter after just missing a free throw to miss another. >> jim: kentucky has not been to the final four since tubby smith took them there and won the title in 1998. used to be -- you kind of counted on it every other year but it's been a long time, and that's calipari's father. >> clark: doesn't have to be a three. taking a lot of time. >> jim: barnes again. that shot well defended. chased down by knight. he's heading back to the line with 9.3 to play. >> clark: i don't think you had to shoot -- you can throw it to the goal hard for a two-pointer, try to stretch it out because if you miss the three, it really almost makes it a wrap. >> jim: you saw coach cal's father, vince, 77 years young, at the beginning of the season john's mother donna passed away. the father has not been leaving the home until a couple of late-season road trips. they were married for 54 years. here to cheer on his son and may have a chance to go to houston. nine seconds away. with the te

the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rogers: madam speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: i rise today in support of h.j.res. 44, fiscal 2011 further continuing appropriations resolution. this temporary c.r. is an extra special effort by the majority republicans to avoid a government shut down that could otherwise occur on march 4 when the current funding resolution expires. this temporary c.r. contains funding to allow all government agencies and programs to continue at the current rate of spending for the next two weeks until march 18, 2011. while reducing spending by $4 billion through several spending cuts and program terminations. these cuts reflect this republican majority's continued commitment to significantly reduce spending, rein in the nation's exploding deficits and debt, and to help our economy continue on the road to recovery. madam speaker, a government shut down would halt critical and necessary services and programs that ameri

the gentleman from kentucky has 16 minutes remaining. the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rogers: of which i yield three minutes to the distinguished chairman of the interior subcommittee on appropriations, mr. simpson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from idaho is recognized for three minutes. mr. simpson: i thank the speaker. i can tell the gentleman that just spoke, the minority whip, good friend of mine, what we can pass in this house and what our conference will agree to, and that's the $61 million in cuts or $100 million overall we have already agreed to and already passed. we can pass that in this house. now, i have heard that this is no way to run a railroad. my good friend from virginia said this is no way to run a government. i have heard this is operational outrage. i will tell you the outrage here is that we are having to do this because the majority, the former majority, when they had the majority in the house, the majority in the senate, and the white house, failed to pass an appropriation bill. they left the american people and this country with this

the gentleman from kentucky has 16 minutes remaining. the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rogers: of which i yield three minutes to the distinguished chairman of the interior subcommittee on appropriations, mr. simpson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from idaho is recognized for three minutes. mr. simpson: i thank the speaker. i can tell the gentleman that just spoke, the minority whip, good friend of mine, what we can pass in this house and what our conference will agree to, and that's the $61 million in cuts or $100 million overall we have already agreed to and already passed. we can pass that in this house. now, i have heard that this is no way to run a railroad. my good friend from virginia said this is no way to run a government. i have heard this is operational outrage. i will tell you the outrage here is that we are having to do this because the majority, the former majority, when they had the majority in the house, the majority in the senate, and the white house, failed to pass an appropriation bill. they left the american people and this country with this

the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rogers: i yield myself 30 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: the gentleman mentioned the economists and their opinion of h.r. 1 the budget cutting bill we passed a couple of weeks ago. the best source that i think of right off is ben bernanke, chairman of the federal reserve. who has said h.r. 1 would have no negligible -- harmful impact on the economy. if the chairman of the federal reserve says that, i tend to believe im -- him. i yield three minutes to the chairman of the energy and water subcommittee, mr. frelinghuysen. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. frelinghuysen: thank you, madam chairwoman. i rise in support of this resolution, it's rm an a thoughtful path to avoid a government shutdown. the american people have made two things perfectly clear. first they want their government to stay up and running and second, they want us to cut spending. we need to do both. i would have greatly preferred the

the layup with two seconds left and kentucky survives.ere's the head coach after the tough season-ending loss. >> i was very excited and i wanted to demand from my players that we -- that we live up to that. >> and you don't think this means a lot. kentucky to take on the win over the west virginia-clemson match-up. clemson with one of the first four in games. the jam inside, the tigers by 8. but perhaps they ran out of steam in the second half. dalton pepper with the steal and in for the jam. and west virginia cruises from there. 84-76, the final. >>> and coming up after this break, st. john's puts on their dancing shoes for the first time since 2002. a tough test against the gonzaga bulldogs. >>> welcome back to the verizon wrap up show. looking at st. john's in the mile-high city taking on gonzaga and the bulldogs were sharp from the get go. steven gray with the steal and the lay in. second half the johnnies try to make a run. finishing with authority. it makes it a 10-point game. and gonzaga had an answer. steven gray with the perfect

len: the flip side, ohio state on defense against kentucky, kentucky has got some very prolific jumpers out there. you're going to have to extend your defense, get out and deny as well as contest. gus: wednesday on cbs, drama with a mind all its own. "criminal minds: suspect behavior" wednesday, only cbs. 95-59. and as they used to say in catholic school ball, ohio state five points away from busting the clock. allen. nice play. byron allen off the bench with six points all in the second half. [whistle] and a foul up top. the three-point shot has been the story. len: it certainly has. in an attempt to keep jared sullinger out of the game, good ball movement, defense without it. defense kind of sagging. opened up the opportunity for the buckeyes to knock down some threes. and boy, have they done just that. gus: and the tournament record, john goldsberry was 8-8 in 2003 in the ncaa tournament. david lighty may have been able to go after that record, 7-7, but he's been on the bench for quite some time now. len: i suspect there's only one record that they're going after, and that's to ge

giving kentucky a two point lead. princeton has to go. length of the court.ad okay fought going to get it. 59-57. kentucky faces west virginia next. michigan state versus ucla. tom team down 21 in the second half. keith make 3 shot in the game all 3 and all came in the final 2 and a half minutes. last one pulls them within 1. 77-76. seconds to play. misses second free thro throw. here comes the sparta spartans. lucas. well he traveled first didn't call that then he missed the buzzer bea beater. bruins survive barely. 78-76. ice sharks tonight without heatley suspended 2 games for throwing an elbow to the head of another player on monday night. sharks wild in the tank speaking of wild. rock star neal young, shark season ticket holder. second period tied at one. logan puts it on goal. crazy ricochet off the stick of madden over the shoulder of the goalie nichola nicholas. 2-1 sharks. to the third. shark open the power play. patrick marlow gather shoot score. cluster of beds in front. that would be the game winner. 3-2 sharks. baseball cactus league action. a's

kentucky wins it 76-69 and will meet uconn in the final four. no number one or number two seed in the final four. >>> to the women, stanford held off north carolina last night. they play gonzaga monday night. gonzaga is in spokane so this is like a home game. gonzaga, the lowest seed to make it to the tournament. >> she really reads the defense well, and comes off the screens aggressive, so we have to be just aggressive. >> she is the head of their horse. if we can contain her and her scoring and penetration and passing, that's a real key for us. >> arnold palmer has been hosting his own tournament for three years, and all that time a european player has never won until today. martin laird had a double-bogey on 11. his approach to the fairway bunker winds up in the drink. 5-over through 11 holes. opens the door for steve marino. he dropped to 6-under. with new life, laird takes advantage. on 16, the slippery downhill birdie putt. back-to-back birdies drops him to 8 under. laird needs this par putt for the win. longest three feet of his life. he

. >>> one blue blood is in, either north carolina or kentucky.ggest upset to date. ,,,, [ banker ] when ashley's violin teacher told her parents she was gifted, they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. we started saving for this music camp in vermont. so i told them about some of the wells fargo online savings tools like my savings plan, which helps them set up and monitor a savings goal. until we found out that maybe her teacher uses certain terms a little bit loosely. rebecca is clearly very gifted. [ banker ] we decided to roll that money into ashley's college account. turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when it's time to save. ♪ ing 4 games to r >>> there's a lot of crow eaten around the country after vcu proved its worthiness, getting into the tournament by winning four games to reach the elite 8. a great run, but no way they beat the no. 1 seed kansas; right? >> we go after them and lock them up and today we're punching our ticket to the final four. >> reporter: sha

kentucky is headed to houston and the final four, knocking down carolina, 76-69.eled for the stanford women who have the chance to go to the fourth final four in as many seasons. they play gonzaga tomorrow night for a trip to indianapolis. hopefully by then the national media will learn to say the sisters' last name correctly. >> a lot of times i think it's funny. my parents are getting phone calls, oh, my gosh, i didn't know that was you because i couldn't understand what he was saying. >> it's actually funny you asked that. i heard that last night someone mispronounced our names pretty bad last night on espn. >>> the giants and as wrapped up their schedules. final lap, jimmie johnson holding off kevin harvick, but harvic is able to get enough space on the outside to pass johnson and win the spring cup to the finish line. it was the only lap harvic led all afternoon, but it was all he needed for his first win of the year. indy car season kicks off in st. petersburg. lap one, turn one, we have trouble, a multicar pileup involving andretti. he was uninjured. same c

kentucky wins and it will meet uconn in the final four. no number one or number two seed in the final four. >> the women's handle north carolina and face gonzaga monday night. gone sag cpa is in spokane so this is like a home game. the zags are the lowest seed to reach the elite eight. they have one of the best players,court knee, who is averaging better than 40 points and ten aassist game. stanford knows it will be a challenge to shut her down. >> she really reads the defense well, and comes off the screens very aggressive. so we're going to have to be just as aggressive. she is the head of their horse. if we can contain her and he scoring and penetration and her passing, that's a real key for us. >> mike: arnold palmer has been hosting his own torment for 33 years. in all that time a european player has never won. martin laird of scotland, entered today with a two-stroke lead but faced a shocking collapse. thanks in part to this double-bogey on 11. 5-over through 11 holes. that opened the door for steve marino. he double-bogeyes 17 to dr

the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rogers: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from ohio, mr. austria. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. mr. austria: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the chairman for yielding. i rise in support of this short-term continuing resolution which must be passed this week to avoid a shutdown of many important programs and services. our first priority today is job growth. that's why we're putting into place policies that will stop the runaway spending here in washington and help bring more certainty to our financial and bismarcks to grow our economy and create long-term, sustainable jobs. last week, i had the opportunity to visit the largest single site employer in the state of ohio, wright-patterson air force base. i was told if the government shuts down, thousands of people may be asked not to come to work. and if we don't pass the short-term c.r. this is one place that would suffer from a shutdown which is responsible for numerous national defense p

kentucky up 8. the reverse and he had 18. tar heels within four and under three to play.ame tied at 67. the freshman, the clutch 3. he had 22 wild cats go up three. the put back and he is coming up large. the three ball from the corner and kentucky wins it. they will meat uconn in the final 4. there will be no number one or number two seed. tampa will face gonzaga in spokane. gonzaga is in spokane, so it is like a home game for the zags. the 11th seeded zags have van der sloot and she is averaging better than 30 points and 10 assists during a game in the tournament. >> she sed head of their horse. if we can contain her and her scoring and penetration that's a real keeper. >> we will take a break before we move from the college to the pros. warriors are winding down their season and trying to impress their new owners. monta ellis was a winner against washington. >>> warriors hosting washington. monta ellis was the wizard in this contest. they won only one road game all season. the warriors up two and watch the magic. they are spinning and using the left hand. he could have

kentucky by two. ohio state five seconds left. they get a hook here and william beuford for the win. off the mark. kentucky is busting brackets all over america. ousting ohio state 62-60. they will meet north carolina in the elite 8. seven footer tyler zeller can run the court. the tar heels lead by 25 at the half. never threatened. dexter strickland there 1k3* cearl line gnaw rolls -- carolina rolls. the spider surprised a lot of em pooh -- of people. the spiders were squished. pre game and they exchanged words. a candice player shoved a richmond player and then they shoved them all over the court. robinson with the jam. made it 31-9. the jayhawks, bigger, better and robinson inside. cinderella in the nightcap. vcu versus florida state and a block from the noles. the game tied and doesn't get a shot off in time. they go to over time tied at 65. seven seconds and look at the inbounds play. rams by one and looking for redemption and doesn't shoot and instead passes and time expires. the rams on to they elite 8. vcu72-71. it was a s

kentucky will meat north caroline in the elite 8.d tar heels taking control midway through the first half against marquette and it was over. barns had 20. unc up big. 7 footer. big man with 27 point points. 12 board. tar heel led by 25 at the half and coasted rest of the way. dexter was there 2781-63. rich mopped spider surprised people with reaching the sweet 16. spiders got squished. this is pre-game. 2 teams exchanging words. kansas one of the rich mopped players then l jay hawk shove the spider around on the court. hello. 31-9 kansas. morning star for 3. led kansas with 1 18. 22 point game. minutes left. smith throwing down bigger and better. >> about on to elite 8 rather easily 77-57. cinderella virginia commonwealth in this way. game tied and time winding down doesn't get a shot off in time. of time tied at 65. 7 second left. i hope bound plan. by one. kitchen. done shoot it. he passes and shot is blocked. wouldn't it have couldn'ted any way. too late to lay it autopsy. didn't shoot it. beat the u. ramps to the he lease 8. yes

fourth ranked kentucky will play number three uconn. the battle of the underdogs, number 8 butler takes on 11th ranked vcu. you can see the games this saturday, april 2nd, right here on cbs. and by the way, just to give you an idea of how unlikely this year's final four is. of the nearly 6 million people that submitted brackets to espn.com. just two, two picked all four teams to make it this far. take a quick break on this monday morning. when we come back, a look at this morning's top stories. >>> and inside three mile island. a look at america's worst nuclear crisis 32 years later. >>> sports sponsored by touch of gray. gets rid of some gray. never all. choose a texas toast half-sandwich, like our classic turkey, piled high and tasty. pair with a delicious soup or house salad. served with seasoned fries, it's big flavor for just 6 bucks -- weekdays at chili's. what the slugger's ex- mistress could reveal.. about his alleged steroids use. and.. a bomb hidden in a newspaper explodes in a man's hands it evacuated a bay area neighborhood.

kentucky up by 2. >> i think we did it. >> yes, great showing by princeton came up a little bit short. by now you've heard the scandal. brandon davies suspended for having premarital sex. violation of school rules. terriers looking for an upset. >> at the other end. >> giving them the lead in the first half. give him an inch he will bury the shot. up 5 after the long three. second half. parts the red sea. the easy layup. ahead by 8. and then watch this. his pathented step back jump shot. it is impossible to defend.

kentucky second half, ohio state down one.er inside, 21 points for the freshman sensation. 40 seconds left. kentucky by one. make it three. liggins, buckeyes needed three. john caliparri goes to his freshman point guard. money. kentucky by two. ohio state has five seconds left. they get a good look. william buford, that's for the win. no. kentucky busting brackets everywhere. ousting ohio state 62-60. north carolina in the elite eight. the tar heels taking control. man, does he get up high? long arms. harrison barnes, he had 20. big man can run. he had 27 points and 12 boards. the tarheels led by 25 at the half and coasted home. carolina rolls 81-63. the richmond spiders surprised a lot of people by reaching the sweet 16. no aracnaphobia for the top seeded spiders. shoved one of the richmond players and proceeded to shove them around on the court. thomas robinson pulling down 31-9 jay hawks. brady morningstar led kansas with 18. 22-point game. eight minutes left. wow! jay hawks bigger and better inside robinson again, kansas o

congratulations to kentucky. >> make that my kentucky. >>> and by the way, on that avalanche of crises that the president faces every day, the president goes home every day to talk to his daughters about his day. i ask him, what does he say to them about days like this? and you can see that at abcnews.com/worldnews. >>> and now, in japan, the prime minister assured the world that their country is on a maximum state of alert today, dealing with the lethal plutonium leaking into the soil near the fukushima plant. but as we all know, despite the warning, there are always some members of a family who cannot leave the home that's all they know. and we saw today, this rice farmer, less than 12 miles from the plant, showing us his crops, the onces he's still tending, with his neighbor's cows, saying he simply cannot give up. >>> and still ahead on "world news," "world news" investigates. what is going on with so much cancer in one american town? >>> and, the secret language of teeny twins. we penetrate the most mysterious and delightful world. with an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrill

the clerk: the senator from kentucky, mr. paul, moves to commit the bill s. 493 to the committee on foreign relations with instructions to report back forth with an amendment as follows: at the appropriate place insert the following: it is the sense of the senate that the president does not have power under the constitution to unilaterally authorize a military attack in a situation that does not involve stopping an actual or imminent threat to the nation. mr. paul: madam president, we are engaged in a war at a time when our country is struggling under enormous debt, at a time when we are engaged in two wars. historically, our country has fought war by asking for congressional authority. this was true under iraq. this was true in afghanistan. the president came to congress and there was a vote on a use of force prior to him engaging in force. now, some say, well, this is no big deal. the president should be ail to fight war whenever he wants to fight war. i beg to differ. our founding fathers begged to differ. madison said tha

appropriate to kentucky too, with our equine culture. when we talk about bills like the health care bill that was forced through last year that has so many new rules that are going to be propagated over time, the challenges that we're facing with increasing complexity of government, all these rules and placing a burden on the consumer with virtually now recourse for voters no recourse for our communities, the operationalized term would be unfunded mandates but i think what we have to come down to is look at this as costs that are being levied that affect every area of our life. the last probably five or six administrations have seen a tremendous amount of growth in the amount of regulations. you mentioned over 3,000 new rules and regular ligses came up last year. -- regulations came up last year. this affects all of us. if you think about education and the channels schools have today. no child left behind, which was a well-intentioned bill in terms of -- goals of improving student performance, when it was written into enough compromising

. >> kentucky and west virginia. mountaineers ended on an 8-0 run.ight at the half. the wildcats claw back. great ball movement. game tied at 55. then jones kicks it out to miller, and he will can the triple to put kentucky up five. the wildcats survive, 71-63. they're moving on. in the southwest region this afternoon, richmond and moorehead, a battle of cinderellas. and in the west, san diego state and temple are tied at 61 in double-overtime. >>> time for the women's. stanford, the top guns in the west, hosting uc davis. march mass -- march madness for the stanford fans. peterson, steps up. cardinal up. then it's ogwumike, spinning down low. that's pretty. stanford up 12. end over the half. the three-ball makes it 42-30 stanford at the half. and candace wiggins loving it. have the highlights at 6:00. >>> looks like stanford will advance and face st. john's. >>> to golf. third round play of the transitions championship in tampa bay. the pga tour rookie, second time he has ever made the cut. check out the shot on the par-3 8th. ace! 5-under 66. 11-un

dark jerseys on a mission to beat kentucky. kentucky didn't make a field goal until there.brandon knight and the wildcats avoid the upset. and the oakland a's meet the cubs today 6-5. giants play the angels tonight down there in arizona. >> that was a close game. >> yeah. >> that's the way they play them. >> they are all good games. >>> some experts now say as early as tomorrow, a nuclear fall out could reach the coast. are people around the bay area and emergency personal for that matter doing anything different as a precaution? the answer coming up in 30 minutes on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. that is our report for now. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. have a good night. >> good night.

the winner with two seconds left, kentucky won it, 59-57.ydney was brought to tears during his news conference. another example of the agony of defeat that can be found during march madness. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> will a battle with aliens dominate this weekend's battle at the box office? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, all of america, including america's children open their hearts and their piggy banks to the people of japan. you're watching "early today." >>> let's talk about the forecast. it's a wet one with rain in northern california. chance of showers and stores up around portland. saturday the storm system begins to must have through. rain sures contingu s rain sures continhowers on the . sunday will be a soaker, heavier rains in even southern california. if you're watching us on in bend, oregon, view a checks of paintings that explore the roots of our pacific northwest culture and that's your pacific event of the day. >>> now here's a look at th

knocked off by the fourth seed kentucky.inside, josh harrelson slams it off the chest of jared sullinger. not sure he even felt that. second half, ohio state down one. sullinger inside, 21 points for the freshman sensation. 40 seconds left, kentucky by one. make it three. deandre liggins. buck eyes needed three. john caliparri goes to his freshman point guard. kentucky by two. ohio state has five seconds left. they get a good look. william buford and that's for the win! no. kentucky busting brackets everywhere. ousting ohio state 62-60. john henson and the tar heels taking control. man, does he get up high? harrison barnes, he had 20. all unc, seven footer tyler zoeller, big man can run. he had 27 points and 12 boards. tarheels led by 25 at the half and coasted home. carolina rolls 81-63. the richmond spiders surprised a lot of people by reaching the sweet 16. no arachnaphobia for top seeded kansas. the spiders got squished. pregame exchange words. they proceeded to shove them around on the court. thomas robinson throwing do

and princeton kentucky, wild cat versus brandy night. with those 7 kentucky advances.s and wil a good game tonight. >> they call themselves jammer. his first goal of the game, sharks win it 3-2. >> courtesy zoo suk key, fine. it's been your if i can coming. >> alumni and standing in faith. >> i have it. >> there you go, i have it. >> let's see you do well. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

first half, anthony davis, he's going to kentucky. the hard throwdown there. two minutes to go in the first. rivers switching lanes in traffic. gets the reverse to go right there. take another look. so pretty. east wins 111 to 96. michael gilchrist, going to kentucky, james mcadoo, he's going to north carolina. they were co-mvps. that is all for your espn news update. i'm don bell. >>> well, the winners of that whopping $319 million megamillions jackpot are coming forward today. >> upstate new york co-workers have an ethical dilemma on their hands, however. a fellow employee who usually pays into the office pool decided to skip it this time. so should they give him a cut anyway? we'll have to wait and see how generous his co-workers might be. i know you would do the right thing, you would hand over that cash. >> you snooze you lose. that's why you play, you play to win. huh-uh. sorry. sorry. >> can't wait to see it, though. >>> up next, the fertility mystery, why are fewer americans having babies? >>> and also updating one of our top stories, what the cia is n

kentucky by 2. ohio state with five seconds left. they get a good look and that is for the win -- no. kentucky busting brackets everywhere ousting ohio state 62-60. >> john henson taking control. long arms, barnes had 20. all unc and big man can run. up by 25 at the half and coasted home. carolina rolls 81-63. >> richmond reached the top but they got squished. pre-game, exchange words, kansas players should have had one of richmond players and they proceeded to shove them around the court. dreog down 31-9 and morning star led kansas. eight minutes left. kevin smith -- wow! bigger and better inside, robinson again, kansas go on 77-57. >> nightcap in san antonio, seminoles and here is a block. game tied. didn't go any way. it goes to overtime. tied at 65. burgess gets the run and time expired. he had a layup and passed on it and rams move on. virginia commonwealth 72-71. santa clara makes the insider.com tournament. kevin foster, 35 points. broncos will face iona for the title or another team. >> stanford women will be going back anoth

then butler and florida followed by arizona and kentucky. that will wrap up all the day's action with game day. and the women's ncaa tournament, stanford faces north carolina in the regional semi final in spokane, washington. >>> other sports note, arena football, the san jose saber cats suffered their first loss of the season last night by 13 points in chicago. >>> hockey this evening, the sharks are on the road at phoenix. and in pro soccer, earthquakes at dallas. >>> nothing can ruin a good time kayaking like a big shark. when weekend early edition continues, a kayaker who had the experience and lived to shoot video of it, coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> 9:28. breaking news just into our newsroom, sad to report that geryl dean ferraro has passed away. she was of course the first woman to run on a major party national ticket. she was walter mondale's vp candidate back in 1984. 75 years old, apparently passed away in massachusetts from a blood cancer that she had had for sometime. ferraro, dead at 75. i'm sure we'll have much more for y

this is not just a kentucky issue. we think our bill strikes a fair balanced toward skwerpbg the best of national -- conserving the best of america's natural beauty. mr. president, the e.p.a.'s mission is important, but so is job creation. and particularly when unemployment is higher than all of us would like, both sides of that equation must be considered. so i look forward to working with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to make the mining jobs and protection act a law. mr. president, i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from kentucky is recognized. mr. paul: i rise in support of this legislation. i think this is a good first step to reining in an out-of-control unelected bureaucracy. i think the e.p.a. has gone way beyond its mandated duty and is now at the point of stifling industry in our country. you see this and hear this across the state of kentucky, but across are the country. the president doesn't seem to understand why the country thinks that he's against bu

we were like hey this is you know now we're dealing with this issue too it's not just an issue in kentucky and west virginia like hey let's put something together and kind of up the level of opposition to this issue and let's help make this issue a national issue that everybody has to dealing. see what they're doing one. since some why is there a divide in our community. i've got nothing against free speech but when you come in here demanded people's jobs and clothes or schools they all. and i and i and all that you're lucky you don't get hurt hurt but. if somebody is in california or north carolina or new york city they're connected to mountaintop removal because they're turning on the lights they're opening strategy was to draw attention to a school situated close to a mountaintop removal site in marsh fork west virginia. the mine is owned by massey energy america's fourth largest coal producer marsh fork elementary is a very very scary situation they have two point eight billion gallons of co slurry which is why it's toxic it's toxic material that has arsenic. chromium there's a lot of

if you look at kentucky's plight medicaid kept getting a bigger piece and we have to take it out of higher education. other things are harder in kentucky because the growth of medicaid and now the governor has said essentially what you said, have no idea how we're going to pay for it. that is a quote. and further what is this going to do to education or other issues? i know the governor herbert touch on that but can we just have a few seconds of what this is going to do to your state budget if we don't give you flexibility -- >> because we can't run a deficit, you know, we either have to raise taxes and cut spending for other things or, more likely, do both. >> senator herbert? >> governor patrick -- >> hauer increase as i mentioned earlier is for us it will be 50% increase in medicaid eligibility so it's a dramatic increase in the budget, and again, the 1.2 to $1.3 billion of additional cost has got to come from someplace to be to either raise taxes or cut services. it's that simple and you know the challenges we are all having the dillinger in the budget today. it's a very difficult time

. >> ohio is better but kentucky has great talent and going into the game -- kentucky is not there veryen. they have played outstanding basketball over the last month. they hit 61% against george mason. george mason, they're not a bad team, they're a good team. and the truth is owe hypo state made them look like a bad team. they were magnificent. ohio state's got everything you want in a basketball team. they've got balance and a big guy and a guard as a freshman is good as an on ball defender as you're going to find in the country. they've got the complete package and kentucky's got super talent. i kind of like the idea of john cal perry going in the game get getting the umass back. >> he's got a good young moment guard but you got david lighty and this kid that can shoot you to a win. >> charlie: carolina versus market. >> they've got jimmy butler and another kid all of whom are somewhat interchangeable. they can switch off on screens. they attack the lane. they shot more free throws this year than the other themes in the big east and they're good in transition. they're going to be a

dramatically disenfranchised a massive portion of the electorate in the state of florida along with kentucky virginia now have become the most restrictive laws we already voting rights for former felons a lawyer with the a.c.l.u. howard simon said regarding scouts will be unseemly haste and lack of transparency suggests clearly that this was public with this is all it's disguised as public policy so silent a right is just and another effort by the republican party to disenfranchise voters and some further mock recy here to offer his take is met and i met a great map great to have you with us a series for joining us. matt blacks are fourteen percent of the state's population for illegals to fifty four percent of the prison population many i'm for being what i call illegal entrepreneurs for trade dealing drugs. we can't have all these black people voting in the state can wait. i don't necessarily think that's what the governor saying fact i was talking to many people from across the country today about this law and the law is not all that much different than it is in some other states you have

interest tl is kentucky surviving and moving on to, playing west virginia with a win. they're a playing game tuesday. and three runs to beat the cubs, going along with a strong start by geo gonzales. and green hats, green beards. and is a second inning, the maui boy says aloha, two-run homer, a's going on to beat chicago. >> fun stuff. >> thank you, larry. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> and from all of us here, we appreciate your time. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> good night, everyone. closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- a floral designer from st. louis, missouri... a bank branch manager from bloomfield hills, michigan... and our returning champion, a geotechnical engineer from orlando, florida... whose 2-day cash winnings total...

four-seed kentucky beats number one ohio state. also, north carolina mauls marquette. and a matchup in the regional finals, tar heels versus the wildcats. and in san antonio, first time ever, an 11-seed playing against the 10-seed. white jerseys, down by three, the seminole tie it with singleton. overtime, 65-65. btu, trails by one. burgess, giving the rams a lead. now or never for florida state, the would-be winning shot blocked by the rams. number 11, virginia commonwealth, and cinderella, taking on the top seed, kansas, who eliminates 12 seed richmond by 20. and thrilling hometown fans when they first had fireworks. wizards host toronto tonight, scoring 84 points in the first half. that is the biggest total anywhere in the region. white, scoring 26. raptors, the warriors do shoot 61 at the half. ellis, 138-100, kicked the losing streak. and archbishop in the white jerseys. gordon has division one college written all over him. here is the big play, summit messes up the play. there for the easy bucket. archbishop, winning the first ever state championship in basketbal

kentucky wins over ohio state. >>> brandon burdgess the layup for 72-71 lead on florida state and theysmart is a young coach. vcu will play kansas in the regional final and santa clara has a couple options that they will have to play. santa clara wins tonight and kevin foster had 35 points. giants and a's winding down training camps. the scores today, not very nice in favor of the home teams. alex gordon, you off of bumgartner. that special that we have been pumping up all week, this is -- you are excited about this? it's just going to be me. >> i've been working hard on the this. >> i'll be more of a clinical technician tomorrow night. no. no really. sometimes we are crazy here just having fun. when i work clinically, i'm good. i'll be okay, i'll give you another lead in. can matsui bring his magic. >> don't give it all away. >> it will be clinical. >> billy bean is being portrayed on screen by brad pitt. how does he feel about that? we will have that tomorrow. it's a good show. jason knows what he is doing. he is the best. tonight, may be the end for the cal gymnastics team, no. 4 in