louisville within eight. >> it is a five-point deficit. >> rebounding inside -- got it! >> three-point deficit. 74-73. >> finally, with under a minute to play, louisville came all the way back. >> the bucket -- oh, my gosh! that's 77. >> and in the overtime, steed's seventh three-pointer of the night. >> and o'bannon's five free-throws help the cardinals punch their ticket to the final four in st. louis. >> louisville somehow, some way, manages to come back after being down by 20 and defeat west virginia 93-85. >> while rick pitino made history becoming the first coach to take three different men's programs to the final four. later that night, at the regional final in chicago, before a partisan illinois crowd, the number one ranked team in the country for most of the season had its hands full with the arizona wildcats. >> a three. and this matches the biggest deficit staring at illinois the entire season. >> and the thinnest lead of the game is now 70-58. >> down 15 with just four minutes remaining, the once-beaten illini seem ready to watch arizona cut down the net and

because of reggie love, i'm going to go ahead and pick duke beating louisville.oing to be maybe their toughest game. syracuse keeps on going. >> get the r in there. >> i messed that up. come on. sorry, guys. malia and sasha are going to tease me about this. and i got kansas state down here. >> tougher team. you have seen frank martin's menacing glare? >> he's a scary dude. i could send him up to congress to get them to vote for health care. >> former governor of kansas -- former basketball player. >> she is a fanatical jayhawks fan. she's a maniac. >> in charge of health care. do you take care of kansas here? >> i do. because i want her to be happy when she's working on these important issues here. final game, we got kansas and kentucky. that's the game right there. >> that's right. the president is going with kansas, and all of us from kentucky will remind him of that on april 5th when we are partying. go to espn.com, they have all of his winners and losers, and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow night have a great one. troy reiners manages nebraska's c

we played thatta louisville team when i was at ohio state as udoh gets the basket and a time-out quickly> jim: another baylor time-out. 74-66, duke. i've been growing algae for 35 years. most people try to get rid of algae, and we're trying to grow it. the algae are very beautiful. they come in blue or red, golden, green. algae could be converted into biofuels... that we could someday run our cars on. in using algae to form biofuels, we're not competing with the food supply. and they absorb co2, so they help solve the greenhouse problem, as well. we're making a big commitment to finding out... just how much algae can help to meet... the fuel demands of the world. >> jim: tonight on cbs, all new, beginning with "60 minutes," followed by "the amazing race," "undercover boss" and "cold case," all on america's most watched network. full-court pressure, of course, desperate times for the baylor bears. and it'll be singler's turn to shoot 2. this second chance points category, such a big part of this late surge by the devils. thomas so often the one keeping it going. zoubek with the put-back.

happened about 75 miles from louisville.olice say it appears the semi crossed the median and hit the van head on. 2 children who survived the accident were hospitalized. >>> new allegations of abuse in the catholic church has people pointing fingers right at the pope. centers around more than 200 boys say they were abused by a priest at school for the deaf in wisconsin. recently church vatican record show back in theness 2 wisconsin bishop urged the vatican to take action against the priest but the vatican said no. the office that made the decision then cardinal joseph now pope benedict the 15th. >> didn't find out about it until 1996 when they talked about a sick old man. what kind of just can we give these poor people molested by the monster. what cap we possibly do? >>reporter: vatican has issued a strong defense of the handling of the murphy case saying there was no coverup. also saying all this is just an attempt to strike the pope at any cost. >> was from root effort to legalize marijuana is one step closer tonight to

my phone at the louisville journal washington bureau has been ringing off the hook. people are calling me because they can't reach other people and they see my stories on the web. this is an issue that is cutting through both parties. it's very intense. i think the republicans as well as the democrats want to see this over as fast as possible and resolved. >> ifill: are the democrats, however, treating this as maybe-- i don't know-- a gift? >> well it's been an unexpected issue served to them on a platter at kind of came out of nowhere really. they have made a lot of it. as you might expect. they see this as they've sort of painted the entire g.o.p. with a broad brush her they see bunning as sort of the symbol of republican obstructionism in congress. of course, they're running with that ball. they also realize they're getting a lot of phone calls too. this has got to get resolved pretty quickly. >> ifill: speaking of resolution, briefly is there one in the works? we hear about closed door meetings all day? >> well that's sort of the currency in d.c., isn't it? as yo

about 75 miles south of louisville. at least 11 people were killed when a tractor-trailer crossed a grassy median on i 65 and demolished a van going in the opposite direction. the truck driver was killed, as were most of the people in the van. it was carrying a family members to a wedding in iowa. two young boys in the van, ages three and five, survived. still ahead, getting pregnant after breast cancer. is it safe? what a new study says next. >> smith: now the fight against breast cancer. nearly 200,000 cases were diagnosed last year, but two major studies out today may change the way women think about living with the disease. medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton is here to explain, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, harry, doctors would initially advise women to wait at least two years after treating with breast cancer before getting pregnant, possibly because of a concern of estrogen levels and breast cancer during pregnancy. now the thinking is changing and new analysis of past studies looked at 1,400 wom

pushing 80 toward louisville. st. louis was in the 80s today. 42 tonight. clear, cool, breezy weather. not bad. tomorrow even a better day on tap. 77 degrees. beautiful sunshine. warmer weather than we have today. tomorrow night 47. crystal clear. not as chilly. seven-day forecast. easter weekend, we are talking 80 on friday. not much different through the weekend. we'll hover 80 through monday of next week. great looking forecast. >>> now with a look ahead to the news at 6:00 tonight i'm kelly swoop. >>> gearing up for a rematch. robert urlich wants to take on incumbent martin o'malley. >>> president obama says he'll allow more offshore oil drilling. possibly off the coast of virginia. what maryland environmentist are saying about the move. those stories and much more coming up tonight at 6:00. [ male announcer ] how do the editors of consumers digest determine if a car is a best buy? first they drive it in the real world. and put it through its paces. they rate its fit and finish. and the amenities inside. they factor in purchase price and operating costs

sincerely, robert, from louisville. now there's no doubt in anybody's mind that i have supported extension of unemployment benefits, cobra health care benefits, flood insurance, highway bill. i was the one who proposed the medicare doc fix on a permanent basis in the finance committee. small business loans, network satellite and all the other things in this temporary bill. so i just want to set the record straight. the majority leader has all the tools in his kit and he normally exercises them. i think he is about to do that on the bill currently before us. which we call the large job bill. he soon will invoke cloture to cut off debate. he normally doesn't even allow amendments. he will file cloture, fill the tree by filling the tree, that means the amendment tree, which allows the republicans no alternatives but just to vote for cloture or not cloture and then unfortunately we have 30 hours of debate immediately following cloture. so i'm going to propose one more time my unanimous consent request. i ask unanimous conse

i think the gentleman's letter from louisville states the facts better than me. we want a country that my 40 grandchildren have the same abilities that i did growing up. we want a country that don't owe everybody in the world for our existence. and the question i've been asked mostly is, why now? well, why not now? what better time for it than to stand up when the majority leader has the ability to do exactly on this bill what he has done on 25 bills in the last five months? file cloture, fill the tree, and vote yea or nay. get the 60 votes, pass the bill, and extend these temporary benefits. rather than pass -- or we maybe pass this other bill, i hope we do, that will extend it on a permanent basis for a year -- until the end of the year, anyway. i think it's very important that people understand that i have the same right that he does. he was elected by people in nevada with fewer people than the people in kentucky. so i have the same right as any other senator here on the floor. and it's not a filibuster when you object, and that ought to be brought out clearl

. >> he's a louisville fan. >> oh okay, what a deal. well, 6:45, we have something coming up. to do a google search for the word wireless. the convention is going on in las vegas. we got 188 million hits on the word wireless. cool. >> that's unbelievable. the fact there's a convention taking place about the wireless revolution. it's its own story. steve joins us from the convention and talking about what will be in the future, it will blow your mind. >> a lot of cool stuff. the computers and the towers are antiques. this is an antique right now. and this is a blackberry curve, it's an antique. it's phenomenal. if you can't watch us live, get it at wjz.com. >>> we'll start sunny and we'll be partly sunny by lunch and showers by the evening. 59 on its high to lunch and 64 this evening. not raining now and this is a tremendous story. it's an absolutely tremendous story. she's worked 60 years at one place, is that the bottom line. >> yes, and there's so much more. 60 years at mid-state savings and lope. now, a chairwoman of the board. you'll meet her and she's an amazing woman whe

the conference semifinal tournament on friday night and play against each other, now missouri and louisvillen that bubble and go a little bit lower. >> you look at the three tomorrows from the pac-10, they played better down the stretch than louisville, missouri and texas from the big 12. plenty more to come here in the "acura halftime report." we have little ducks and little koigs. you're watching the "acura halftime report." we hams h coast arrest bus onts lay llas s reants forels. los ants pl sha air f fran.. s reants for ashiss ) yourese knoyou we'ricannes. amer to beijing. amer to beijing. i'm sorry i ruour eli re slive oh no you st gearnnd your. you d it easou k who do ynk you e? i wish i was. dar steak & cheese. it's steak, intensified! >>> the pacific life pac-10 tournament brought to you in part by -- we're back here in los angeles. first game under way. will washington state or oregon play themselves into the quarterfinal matchup. ucla and arizona. oregon state/washington here at oregon state/washington here at the pacific life pac-10 >> the acura halftime report executing the thre

speaker, yesterday jewish hospital in my hometown of louisville, kentucky, was forced to lay off 250kers and planned to eliminate 200 jobs. these hard workers who played by the rules and through no fault of their own must figure out a new way to provide for their family. here's the reasons, quote, with 900,000 kentuckyians now without health insurance, we are having a declining volume and increasing levels of uncompensated care. to my colleagues who say that health care should be scrapped, i urge you to note this tragic situation and understand health care is all about jobs and the economy. to my senator and constituent, mitch mcconnell, who keeps saying we should start over and take our time, your constituents and mine, senator, are the ones who are now starting over. louisville is anything but alone in this crisis, and the unemployed workers in my community are far from the only casualties of this failed system. i urge my colleagues to directly address our struggling economy and high unemployment without delay by working together to reform our broken health care system. i yield bac

police say the truck crossed the median on interstate 65 near louisville, kentucky, and hit a passenger head on. the truck then hit a rock wall and burst into flames. ten people inside the van died as well as the driver of the truck. the van belonged to a mennonite church and was carrying a family to a wedding in iowa. police say two children in the van survived. >>> new at 4:00, it has been five months and police have had thousands of leads. now florida authorities say there has been a break in the murder case of 7-year-old summer thompson. today investigators charged 24-year-old jarrett harold with murder. investigators say he was living at his parent's home in a suburb of jacksonville when summer went missing back in october. she had to walky the house on the way home from school two days after she disappeared her body was found in a nearby land fill. police say they're confident they now have the right man. >> i can tell you that in order to get to this point investigators have relied on statements from witnesses, admissions from the defendant, dna technology results, and evidence t

. >>> police ransacked a home in albany outside louisville. the homeowner said they wouldn't be there. as maggie rodriguez said, one of the facebook friends is responsible. >> reporter: carrie mcmullen and curt pendleton lfort home for an 8:00 concert last saturday night. but not before telling their facebook friends in the post. luckily for them, they had recently installed a surveillance system in the home. at 8:42, two burglars broke into the home. the cameras caught the entire episode on tape. the video shows the two men going through mcmullen's purse. stealing electronics, including a plasma television right off the wall. the burglars are seen driving away with a laundry basket, posing for goods. mcmullen realized one of them had friended her about six months ago. she says he grew up across the street from her and she hasn't seen him in more than 20 yours. >> the victims say they installed the camera because they are selling their home and they wanted to see who was coming and going. >>> actor dennis hopper is not only fighting cancer. he

it happened on interstate 65 in mumfordville, 75 miles south of louisville. authorities say a tractor trailer crossed the median and hit a van head on. the truck then went on and ran into a rock wall and burst into flames. ten people in that van were killed. the driver in the truck also was killed. the van belonged to a mennonite church carrying a family to a wedding in iowa. police say two children in the van survived. >>> the vatican is aggressively defending pope benedict against reports he did not take action against a priest who was accused of abusing as many as 200 boys. the case involves reverend lawrence murphy. he allegedly molested as many as 200 young boys at a school for the deaf in wisconsin from the 1950s to the 1970 a new york times article says pope benedict was then a cardinal and failed to respond to letters from the archbishops asking him for guidance in this case. today, the vatican responded to the allegations in a full page editorial published in the newspaper in rome. it calls the report an attempt to hurt the pope and his closest advis

in the big east louisville and marquette each big up their win while xavier and temple are tied for ther more news and scores log on to cbssports.com. host: could switching to geico really save yo 15% or more on car insurance? host: did the waltons take way too long to say goodnight? mom: g'night john boy. g'night mary ellen. mary ellen: g'night mama. g'night erin. elizabeth: g'night john boy. jim bob: g'night grandpa. elizabeth: g'night ben. jim bob: elizabeth: g'night jim bob. jim bob: g'night everybody, grandpa: g'night everybody. jim bob: g'night daddy. >> kroft: now, a few minutes with andy rooney. >> rooney: i hope all of you are going to fill out your census form when it comes in the mail next month. if you don't return the form, the area you live in might get less government money and you wouldn't want that to happen, would you? this is a sample of the census 2010 form and i think most people are a little nervous about all the stuff the government wants to know about them. i don't think the government is out to get me or to help someone else get me, but it wouldn't surprise me i

this happened outside of louisville, kentucky. officials say the truck driver crossed the moodian and struck the van full of people head on. the truck then hit a wall and burst in to flames. a church pastor says many of the victims in the van were from a kentucky-based mennonite family. >>> a train derailed in baltimore county. it was heading from philadelphia to cumberland and it spilled sheet rock and plastic. there are no reported injuries and no hazardous materials were aboard the train. part of the area near the accident is closed while they upright the train. >>> nearly 2,000-gallons of fuel leaked from a train in virginia but crews were able to contain the spill. it take the entire weekend to pull it back from the ledge. nobody was hurt. >>> more news about toyota's troubles. the japanese automaker reportedly warned u.s. dealers about the danger of the car floor mats as early as 2007 but the american public was never warned until the recent recalls. the national highway safety traffic administration warned toy toy drivers t

friday, running head-on into a van of people on their way to a wedding in iowa, on i-65, south of louisvilleied in that wreck. two children in the van were the only survivors of the crash. i'm marianne rafferty, back to "on the record" the record. get tkpwhraet's another 1.2 trillion dollars -- >> greta: what's another 1.2 trillion dollars. the latest budget will generate 9.7 trillion in deficits over the next 10 years that is 1.2 trillion dollars more than president obama's administration projected steve moore joins us live. i guess first we should admit the cbo scores are fluid. >> fluid from the health care debate this is not encouraging news to -- this is saying over the next 10 years we will borrow about 10 trillion dollars over the next decade. >> greta: what really parties -- what really matters, the thing is the red flag to me is the fact that early february we thought it was 10 trillion -- i mean 1.2 trillion less in early february. we have that mistake. if it is so easy to make that mistake in five weeks or sick weeks -- >> one reason why we shouldn't take these health care numbers

it happened on i-65 j rks just south of louisville.y the driver and ten others died in that wreck. children among the victims. massachusetts. a house just north of boston engulfed in flames and a dramatic rescue. neighbors say the elderly homeowner didn't even know there was a fire. >> had to break the screen door. that was locked. >> we just punched and pushed and kicked the door open. to get her out. >> we're told everyone made it out safely. >> shepard: florida. crowds gathering on the narrow streets of miami's little havana in support of cuban dissidents. pop star gloria he estefan leadg the call into action. >> we are marching human rights and freedom. >> shepard: wore white alliance of ladies in white. groups of wives and mothers of cuba's political prisoners. d.c., it's officially spring and in the nation's capital that means cherry blossoms. the city kicking off its annual national cherry blossom festival this weekend. this marks 98 years since the famous trees arrived as a gift from the people of tokyo. and now they are part o

louisville today. now florida state reaches for the tie right here. for the win, the three-ball. alabi, he is fouled. booker was airborne. foul committed by number 3. >> mike: they cleared out a lot of space. he has a open look over the top inside. the best free throw shooter. 81%. coming into this game. think about it. gone to the line 109 times. improving the free throw shooting for florida state. in fact that's his specialty. >> tim: you can certainly appreciate it too, mike as a guy that will take you to the free-throw line a great deal in college as well as in the pros. you were always up and around 80, 85%. >> mike: you don't hang your resume on making a 75% shooter an 80% shooter. but when you can take a guy in the 50s and make that jump, that's a major overhaul, a reclamation project. >> tim: our game reset. each team with a time-out remaining. which could be crucial. particularly if they tie the score at 49 with this next free throw for solomon alabi. if you're clemson and thinking of the potential of needing a bucket late, andre might be your good night. he is the just

ladies and gentlemen, from louisville, kentucky, traveling on the tea party express. >> thank you. we have something mightier than the sword. we have our votes. we can repeal the bill if we go to the polls and voted the candidates that will stand for what we want, and if they do not listen to the people, we are going to just vote them out. ♪ start it again, ryan, and crank it up. ♪ >> vote them out. in 2010, they are gone ♪ ♪ they have been told loud and clear their judgment day is here ♪ ♪ bove the amount -- vote them out ♪ ♪ they may have gotten in, but their turn is about to end ♪ ♪ vote them out in 2010 ♪ they cannot ignore the people when they vote ♪ ♪ vote them out in 2010 ♪ bove the amount in 2010 -- vote them out in 2010 ♪ ♪ the countdown has begun ♪ their judgment they will come ♪ ♪ we are going to vote them out in 2010 ♪ ♪ just vote them out let me hear you! ♪ just vote amouthem out ♪ thank you, people. i want you all to know i have worn my ruby red slippers today because i am going to click my heels and sen harry reid backbone -- send harry reid back home. >> i would lik

can create a new government subsidy or you can fund your little newspaper or online magazine in louisville kentucky, or marietta, georgia or something like that. should we be pushing for subsidies or both or what? >> i will start because you mentioned the populace. as a state would have it, this is something we were interested in, too, so the leading historian has written a history of the post office and done a lot of the great archival work of the subject that i said to them, it looks like these subsidy petered out after the civil war. he said i want to the polls archives and spent a lot of time and there was room after room their of stuff from the populist demand lower postal rates in the late 19th century. this seemed to be like their major organizing issue. so the populist, they were working both sides of the street literally. and organizing outside but they understood if they didn't get the low postal rates, that was going to hurt their ability of existing as a move. it depends on the ability to commit with others. that was imperative for the. so they were working both sides of the st

louisville, kentucky. caller: good morning. as an african american, and i am a military veteran.i am scared to death. i watched c-span. just listening to the people call and and the misinformation. as a black person, i'm scared for myself, scared for my children. my husband works in law enforcement. the racism, being in kentucky, but things are just really -- it is getting ugly out here. just a minute ago when you were talking about medicare and you were talking about the almost $500 billion, nobody is saying that the republicans are voted that in through reconciliation. they did not pay for. it was the prescription drug benefits they did negotiate with the pharmaceutical companies. it is no more fair and balanced and then that people do not know the truth and are misinformed, they do get angry. it is making a bad for a lot of us out here. host: "new york post" -- give them heel. obama's due date. "dr. o" -- dems take last shot. the rules committee last night, the vote was 8-4 to move it forward. the house will vote on the health care bill later today. from virginia, the republic

louisville, ky. danny, a democrat. caller: is a age of reagan over? no parent i think we are going in the other direction. -- no, i think we are going in the other direction. this might sound like speaking down to the other side. the genius of reagan is he cobbled together a bunch of groups that were very strong in their beliefs and they could really get out the vote. god, guns, the whole bit. for the benefit of the people that the very, very top, a very small percentage. so, as the nation which unquestionably is getting less educated. you see it in a falling test scores of our kids and the general falling behind intellectually of the united states, that kind of plays into it. it just for an example, if you look at just say the 14 states who are suing, and, of course, the state governments are selling at the bequest of the majority of their populations. if you go and take any state ranking, anything to go with -- do with education, act scores, as a team scores, and look at the rankings, out of the 14 states, 12 of them are in the bottom 25. none are i

, among others, "the washington post," the washington bureau of the mimbs tribune, the requests louisville times," and "the minneapolis star." guest: wousm you're going way back. host: absolutely. graduate of american state university and has a graduate school degree from columbia university school of journalism. back to the phones. wilmington, north carolina, dwight on our lien for independents. good morning. caller: good morning, rob and eric. gentlemen, you may have read a critical analysis of the world bank, going back to i believe the early 1980's. it was very thick reading. but the meandering of the world bank and international monetary fund back then i think were a bit different, with a bit different results than what they are now. i do follow this, especially for those of white house don't have a whole lot of education, i follow it, and i believe i comprehend what is going on. we uselessed to refer to it as the builder, but i'm not a con spir cyst, and i am a one-worlder, but not through the corporate and military industrial complex way. let me fill another topic out here. the 1% g

i lost my love to hand in a farm accident and was in a hospital in louisville and my bill was over $200,000. they knocked some of it down because i did not have insurance. in 59 years old and i will be paying on that for the rest of my days on earth. there needs to be something done in this country. big money influences all of congress. the little man -- we don't have any say anymore. thank you for your show. host: judy, independent caller in ohio. caller: what ever happened to personal -- hi -- my question is what ever happened to personal responsibility? my husband and i, and i have been a stay at home mom -- we raised our jargon, send them to college, went into debt to do it. they have paid off their debt and we have paid off our debt. i am sick of this mentality of everything has to come from the government. i want people to take care of themselves. i'm a survivor of cancer. two years ago and had major heart surgery. i'm 67 years old. we have struggled, but have made it. we're not rich by any means. host: how did you pay for it? caller: we did have insurance, and we paid for our insuran

host: louisville, ky. caller: yes, first of all, i would like to make a statement. the lady who called, she pretty much made me tell her exactly what i would say until she allowed me to get on. i told her i wanted to comment on the last thing. as an african-american i was offended by giving the gentleman a platform to speak as african- americans as if they are known by their speech and liars. just because he thinks there cannot be that many black people calling on the republican party. it is quite offensive. to this other situation here, in regards to health care, it is amazing to me that there is such a hatred for that -- the president is simply trying to help people, make sure the people do not go into bankruptcy, are not disallowed from having insurance due to being sick. if this does not regret exactly right, we have done social security and welfare and the like -- but to give it a chance, people should be happy that someone is trying to help -- if this does not work out exactly right. it is no free ride. everyone has to pay for what you get. it is just american