louisville in bounds. lots of contact. mike rejected no foul call.ame over. 13 seed moore head state from kentucky take down louisville 62-61. moore head state meets richmond in the next round. spider guard anderson off down the stretch. they for the tie then 3 for the lead against van dearville. 8 seconds left. down 3. up under shot by anderson with 25. but they done get a shot off here late. 69-66. richmond knocks them off in the upset. butler old dominion. final shot. shawchbility he slips. throws it up. howard. up and in. time expires. better to be lucky than good sometimes. bull dog advance to face top seed. wells region action. 20 seconds left. taylor battle from way downtown. 23 for battle. final seconds. fernandez strandeded. what does he do. force it up and in with seconds left. desperation he have that hits the score board. temple advances. 66-64 next up 2 seed san diego state. east region 4 seed kentucky 13 seed princeton. tigers. tied at 57. 5 seconds left. point guard star player did not make a shot all day until that one. giving kentuck

moorehead state upsets louisville, 62-61.oorehead will play richmond after they pulled off an upset. >>> richmond-vanderbilt, richmond up three. it seems like every tournament of 12 beats the five and this time it's richmond, they won it, 69-66. >>> last year, butler made it to the title game. this year, they needed a buzzer beater to get out of the first round. matt howard right place, right time, right there with the lay-up. butler won it 60-58. they'll play pitt tomorrow. >>> another wild finish between penn state and temple, tied at 64. juan fernandez looked like he was out of options. how about that option? temple advances to play san diego state, 66-64. michigan state almost pulled off the improbable against ucla. rallied from 23 down. cut the lead to 2. called for traveling. gutsy call, but the right call. ucla escapes, 78-76. >>> survive and advance is the name of the game and that's exactly what kentucky did against princeton. tied at 57, brandon knight hit his only bucket of the game. the winner with two seconds lef

carmelo an happy to checking out the big east contest between uconn and louisville.iving. huskies up one. three second left. louisville needing a three to tie. great play, but the shot is off the iron. lee with the grunt. other uconn wins, select sunday set for tomorrow. 37 at-large bid. will st. mary's get in? find out here tomorrow at 7:00. find out here tomorrow at 7:00. >> alan: they were a daryling go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. but ve got a warm, esh baked strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? mmmm. i do. (announcer) pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat. than listening there'to our favorite songs. there's nothing we love more than listening to our favorite songs. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. ♪ we're the kids in ameri ♪ oh, oh, oh

a huge rejection as they upset louisville, 62-61. >>> penn state taking on temple.nk the battleship. temple had a chance to win it. juan fernandez one and done. temple celebrates the first turn of victory in ten years.years. that was also versus penn state. two-point victory. >>> byu taking on rockford. 74-66. don't forget for all the highlights join us on the highlight express on espnews. that's it for now. >>> this time, there was a reporter who took the hit. >> ben higgins was doing a live report in tuson when an suv backed into him. he was hit. it could have been worse if his cameraman didn't intervene. he said he was okay and finished the report. we'll be right back. with chantix and support... our kids go to school together. -we work together. -i'm in your cooking class. we play ball together. [ male announcer ] chantix is a non-nicotine pill proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. and you can even smoke during the first week. quitting on my own never seemed to be enough. this time it was different. this time i was ready. ready to tak

louisville, cardinals fourth seed in the southwest region playing moorehead state.hin two. and forget the tie. he's going for the lead tlchl is the three. and louisville in bounds with 4.2 seconds left. you make the call here. is he fouled? no call. rejected at the buzzer. >> there is a media time out. coaching saying look at it, he dreamed about this last night. he said i know where i'm going. and i don't want you to go driving through the hole. i want to you pull up and win the game. he told me in a media time out. i said coach i'm going hit the shot he did. will be the 13th seeded team against richmond. and kevin anderson on fire against vanderbilt. three for the tie and lead. then, this moving 25 for mr. anderson. and there is 69-66 with a classic. and there is is a fade away and last second magic against old dough minutinnin. there is is a lay in, finishes for 20. and there is a final shot, and lays it in. and time expires. bull dogs advance in a thriller. >> and there no doubt we're going win it butler meets pittsburgh next. and unc asheville's rain is ever kn

moorhead, louisville. louisville is up to. to take richmond. let me be a bad guy. it is fun to watch the last 5 minutes of the game. i am here to tell you if there were not gambling in those brackets, you would lose 80 percent of your audience. 80 percent. and if i stay home to see more vanderbilt? or that does not mean that guys like me who love basketball will sit there like that. all of this and to rest, with 80%. >>pam: wow. >>catherine >>jacqueline: yousuf 50% last yesterday! you said-- [laughter] 50% now it is up to 80%. and >> gary: what happened to you? one from obama to here? >> earthquake. and baseball and the desert. >> gary: on st. patrick's day, and no green? >>jacqueline: i am not able to wear the color green, light disappear! >> gary: the aggies went, final, over chicago cubs. the ace-victorious. the a's --barry bonds, good news, angry voice mail and not admissible in court. the u.s. district court judge said that it had little relevance to the steroids. when we come back, when we return, we're not joking this h

uconn beat louisville and that conference lands eleven teams in the tournament field of 6. pitt the no. 1 seed in the southeast. where florida gets 2, brigham young university 3 and wisconsin, 4. ucla the 4th with a 7th seed. and stanford will be a no. 1 seed when the women's needle is a announced tomorrow. still to come tonight on sportswrap, one of the guys that the a's acquired in the off-season for some punch was doing some punching today in the cactus league. we'll be right back. . >>> he was there for the bleak years and for the billy-ball revival. mitchell paige died yesterday. he was second to eddie murray for american league rookie of the year in 1957 was just 59. the cause of his death not yet closed. a's most high-profile off- season acquisition doing what he was hired to do against former athletic houston street of colorado. that is a no doubter for hideki matsui to gift a's the 4-2 lead. and it started a power surge in three straight innings. barton in the 4th. >> that was hit well. >> that is his first spring homer and how about another new acquisition? cliff

louisville. the big three with four seconds remaining and lead of 62-61.e gets a chance here but the shot is blocked. and time expires. moore head state wins it 62-61. a ton of celebration there but dream a little dream. it's more of a corey movie. it's exactly how they the state coach dreamed it would be. >> the coach said, look, hey, i dreamed about this last night. this exact position that we would be in, this situation. he said, i know exactly where i'm going and i'm going to put it in your hands. i don't want you to drive it. i said, coach, i'm going to get the shot. he said at six seconds i want you to attack him hard. i hit the shot and it feels unreal right now. >> sometimes you have to follow your dream. the team i called the cinderella to watch this past sunday, richmond, the spiders off to a good start. seconds left. kevin anderson with the jump per. it's 68-65, the last chance here. richmond winning. 69-66. okay. those upsets, not so upsetting for half the fans. buzzer beaters part of the brackets that were busted today. brad stevens, no strang

moore head statement louisville in bounds. you make the call here. mike going up for the jump shot.r. contact. no call. game over. moore head state with upset just as head coach dreamed last night. >> during media time out coach said look ahead. i dreamed about this last night. he said i know exactly i'll put it right in your hand. i don't want to you drive into the hol hole. pull up and win the game off 3 pointer. he told me coach i'll hit the shot. >> we dream indeed. so 13 seed moore head state will meet 12 seed richmond in the round 32 spider guard kevin anderson. lighting it up against bandy. look at this up and under here. 25 points. with 8 seconds 11. bandy down 3. and can't even get a shot off. 69-66. spi spiders lives. they knock off bady. last year butt lever came within a whisker of winning the national championship. fade away late. butler had last second magic against old dominion. down 4. frank pump fake on houvrd. lace it in. finish with 20 points. monarch tie with pair of free throw. butler the final shot. shawn flips. throws it up in the air. deflected. and knocked i

there also upsets the biggest of the day, moorhead state, they took down number four-ranked, louisville for the upset. as we said, our morning team will go head to head trying to pick the winners after one day. mike innotice picked 14 of 16 winners correctly. brent and laura copied off each other are second with 13 apiece. christina with 11 correct choices and i am luring them into my trap with nine correct. coming up, another bay area visit from president obama. when he will be back and the focus of his trip. back in a moment. 3q my busy family, the family with thousands of odors. like boomer, our boxer. our leftovers... from last night. and then there's phil. oh phil. but for every odor, our new air wick odor detect uses the latest smart odor sensor technology. the first air freshener that detects thousands of odors then automatically releases a burst of freshness... that can keep up with this family, and yours. check your sunday paper for a $4 coupon. . >>> the president will be back in the bay area for just under a month. the focus will be strengthening the nation's economy. over a

more at stake in louisville, laura at the time only he needed two.eded to get the win, 13 seed beats the 14. they're tied at 61. fernandez makes the not. will play san diego safe. and princeton kentucky, wild cat versus brandy night. with those 7 kentucky advances. sharks 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. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

and morehead state shocks louisville. >>> uconn all over bucknell. and cincinnati defeats missouri.an diego state moves to the next round. and temple wins over penn state. and don't forget another day of ncaa basketball here on cbs tomorrow. coverage gets underway at 12:00 and it is texas and oklahoma. and the night session begins at 7:00. north carolina takes on long island university. i'm otis livingston. thanks from the verizon wrap up show. we'll see you back here tomorrow night.

they will take on louisville in the finals.and number three, the slimmer pablo makes the stop and throws the one hopper to first and ends up with an error. and number two, the saber cats are back and so is mark. the 36-year-old throws six touchdowns in his first game since 2008. the saber cats beat the defending championship, 76-48. and at number one, if you are picking byu in the tournament, you may as well write jimmer. it was a 52 points. nobody in the nba has done that t. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ 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 gifte

. >>> number four, islanders -- through the legs and through louisville and providence, looking good cardinals beat them. >>> number two not a good night for jim, he and cougars beatly new mexico by 18 points. number one might explain why. >> number one? >> leading rebounder was kicked off the team because he admitted to having premarital sex with his girlfriend which is a part of the school honor code. they ask to live a chaste life, you must use clean language, attend church and abstain from alcohol, tobacco, tea, coffee and substance abuse. no wonner ken went to san francisco state. >> that's cold. >> i did two of those right. >> yeah. again that's why you went to sf state. >> thank you. >> which two? >> who else can say they are a hall of famer but you? >> we will be right ,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] shopping with nutrition in mind shouldn't be hard work or cost more money. now there's simple nutrition, only at safeway. green tags throughout the store call out what matters most to you. ♪ there are 22 different nutritional benefits highlighted. ♪ and with our low prices, now s

. >>> number four, islanders -- through the legs and through louisville and providence, looking goodhe cardinals beat them. >>> number two not a good night for jim, he and cougars beatly new mexico by 18 points. number one might explain why. >> number one? >> leading rebounder was kicked off the team because he admitted to having premarital sex with his girlfriend which is a part of the school honor code. they ask to live a chaste life, you must use clean language, attend church and abstain from alcohol, tobacco, tea, coffee and substance abuse. no wonner ken went to san francisco state. >> that's cold. >> i did two of those right. >> yeah. again that's why you went to sf state. >> thank you. >> which two? >> who else can say they are a hall of famer but you? >> we will be right back. >> how many years? >> probably --. >> all right. >> ,,,, [ male announcer ] provocative. ♪ unexpected. ♪ defiant. ♪ and just what you need to forge your own path. introducing the most fuel-efficient luxury car available. the radically new... 42 mile per gallon ct hybrid from lexus. ♪ how did you do it?

they will take on louisville in the finals.er three, the slimmer pablo makes the stop and throws the one hopper to first and ends up with an error. and number two, the saber cats are back and so is mark. the 36-year-old throws six touchdowns in his first game since 2008. the saber cats beat the defending championship, 76-48. and at number one, if you are picking byu in the tournament, you may as well write jimmer. it was a 52 points. nobody in the nba has done that t. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,

the final minutes it's walker with the great pass to jeremy, the huskies will hang on and beat louisvilleo become the first team in big east history to win five tournament games in 5 days. >>> the sharks their -- are giving the fans their money's worth. tonight they went to another shoot out against the rangers. playing each other for the first time this season, both teams getting to know each other, second period, new york up 2-1. torrey mitchell -- he redirects for the goal just like he drew it up. it's for the second game in the in a row, the sharks come up short in the shoot out. brandon gets the pass. he's in the sixth round to win it for the rangers. >> third round, phil mickelson and tiger woods paired together for the third day in a row. neither is in -- they're 13 shots back. tiger two under par. he's 11 shots off the lead and did not speak to the media following his round. dustin johnson shot 7-under. his approach on 17 sets up an easy version to give him a 2- shot lead. >>> still to come, awe bring is explaining why he's retiring. opening day is still three weeks away, half of

number four louisville has a chance to win at the buzzer, but it is blocked.morehead stuns the cardinals 62-61. in the southeast, it was a battle under the boards between butler and old dominion. with three seconds left and the score tied a scramble under the basket and the bulldogs get the lay-in as time runs out. butler outlasts old dominion, 60-58. in the second half, ucla was up by 23 points over michigan state. but the spartans make an incredible comeback, turning a blowout into a real nail biter. the bruins hang on to beat michigan state 78-76. and you can see more second round coverage beginning at noon eastern right here on cbs. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. and americans remember their lost loved ones one week after the quake in japan. [ female announcer ] all you need for sensitive skin. all you expect from the number-one recommended detergent by dermatologists. all free clear is free of dyes and perfumes. and has powerful stainlifters to help get your whole wash clean. it's all good. ♪ [ male announcer ] what are yo

other tornadoes slammed kentucky where just north of louisville, a twister flattened these three homes and flung this truck atop the debris. >> i just thank the good lord i'm here because where i was sleeping, everything was -- fell all around me where i was laying. >> reporter: in ohio the gates-mill dam broke triggering a flash flood that swamped the town. rescuers barely got to this man before the water swallowed his car. flooding reported near pittsburgh, and dangerous wind and rain lashed indiana where thousands were left without power. only minor injuries have been reported, but most dangerously, these tornadoes are rain shrouded, invisible to the naked eye. >> when you get tornadoes shrouded in rain, it's difficult to see the funnel cloud or the tornado from a long distance away, so as a result, it's obstructed, and people can't prepare as much. >> reporter: and meteorologists predict the worst is yet to come in georgia and the carolinas where more tornadoes could touch down tonight. matt gutman, abc news, atlanta. >>> and still ahead on "world news," creating american jobs. an

louisville that was blocked, 14 being a four for the biggest upset of the day.r beaters and couple of great ones. butler of the tournament runer up last year. and then they do it again taking down old dominion as time expires and the temple owls with the real thriller against penn state. they get the winner with time running out to move on to face the aztecs of san diego state on saturday. the women's n.i.t. open tonight and just like the men's, st. mary's women lose at home in the first round but cal women on the central coast beating cal poly by 14 points to move on. stanford women play maples saturday in the women's ncaa tournament. that you are hosting uc-davis. now to spring training in the a's welcoming cubs fans today everywhere bringing day glow to footer beard. i fear that that won't wash out so easily after st. patrick's day. scrubbing down the cubs with six strikeouts in six innings. two runs on five hits but all around very solid. bottom two kirk suzuki cranking out a home run. but still the a's battle back to win it in the about ninth, 6-5. the gian

he would dive has been sold out at pharmacies across the city of louisville and the cheapest. cost as much as seven hundred dollars but especially say it's not enough to just cause that you also need to be taught how to use it properly. a reason x. rays it also has an additional radiation detection the biggest problem. is the radiation dust in the air with this is going to take the level of radiation on your clothes when you come from outside so you don't clean right now. we have also managed to get our hands on a professional geiger counter. it is the one which for example rushes a margin says ministry eclipses cars and stations where as of now believe in the studio in the city the radiation levels stand between twelve to thirteen microns per hour within within a lot of this area. standing at some thirty five per hour so not yet critical but still the reading is higher than that on the island for example. and katrina co-chair of the shares her latest experiences from russia's far east all over twitter account and that's all t. underscore corm using a gaga counter should be tw

because now we'll go to the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, down in his hometown of louisville today. senator, i did want to ask you about what senator kerry just talked about, but first you have to ask you about libya and this whole idea of maybe setting up a no fly zone in libya. what is your take on that? >> well, i think it's worth considering. the other option that john kerry alluded to in passing that i think we used frequently during the cold war period is simply aiding and arming the insurgents. we're not quite sure who these insurgents are. there was one report that a group of insurgents arrested british soldiers. i think we need to make sure who we're dealing with here. with qaddafi going, everybody in the united states and ultimately everybody in libya will conclude that's the best outcome. >> schieffer: do you believe, then, it is in our vital national interest for him to go? >> i'm not sure if it's in our vital interest for him to go. but i think we certainly ought to look for ways to be helpful to those who are seeking to overthrow dictators-- certainly short of s

. >>> well the biggest upset of the day was in denver where 13 seeded morehead took on louisville. morhead state is down by two. harper drills the three pointer. harper in the 13th ranked morehaed eagles. >>> butler last by two points in the national championship game last year. and today butler was trying to do the same thing. wild shot, but butler teammate mat howard scores the game winner. eight seeded butler wins by a butler at old dominion. >>> the giants beat the angels. >>> where leprocauns can come in all sizes, don't you know. those good enough to beat the cubs. gio gonzalez strikes out six through six innings. curt susuki answers with two runs. that is sports as we see it this thursday night. sharks doing enough to keep on winning. >> an exciting basketball game. really close. >> good to see those kind of teams that really have no chance of winning at all. but just that chance to play one more game. >> ucla making 17 free throws. >> and

. >>> well the biggest upset of the day was in denver where 13 seeded morehead took on louisville. morhead state is down by two. harper drills the three pointer. harper in the 13th ranked morehaed eagles. >>> butler last by two points in the national championship game last year. and today butler was trying to do the same thing. wild shot, but butler teammate mat howard scores the game winner. eight seeded butler wins by a butler at old dominion. >>> the giants beat the angels. >>> where leprocauns can come in all sizes, don't you know. those good enough to beat the cubs. gio gonzalez strikes out six through six innings. curt susuki answers with two runs. that is sports as we see it this thursday night. sharks doing enough to keep on winning. >> an exciting basketball game. really close. >> good to see those kind of teams that really have no chance of winning at all. but just that chance to play one more game. >> ucla making 17 free throws. >> and finding a way to win. >> the ktvu morning news begins at 4:30. we'll have the very latest on japan and the rain expected here in the bay

it's in henry county, kentucky, east of louisville. it's one of two tornadoes confirmed to hit the state. kentucky state police say that one family tried to escape the storm by running to a car, but that car was picked up and thrown against a tree. the family, however, escaped unharmed. the st. louis area also reported tornadoes. >>> here in the bay area are umbrellas are an arm's reach away. according to bill martin. they should stay there. >> keep them handy, not just for tomorrow, but the coming few weeks. we have a wet pattern in store. a little bit of wet, a little bit of dry. outside right now, we have mid 50s. it's mostly clear. there will clouds filtering in. i mentioned the south wind working its way in. that's the storm direction. overnight lows tonight because of that south wind will be above freezing for most of us. more it happens as you look around the bay. i don't think we'll see much inform way of freezing overnight lows. you can still get frost at 37. out in forestville, 35 or 33. it gets cold, but not as cold as it ha

yet won the big 12 that puts the jay hawks as the one one seed and the notre dame to purdue and louisville -- southwest and despite losing to yukon. pittsburgh gets the top seed in the southeast. byu -- ucla is the 4th pack 10 team going to the southeast as a seven. it's about little victories for the warriors in the final month or to. kevin love came to the arena with a franchise record 53 straight double double's. the warriors ended the streak. he finished with 12 rebounds but just sixes. they out scored the wolves. flick to the hoops, ellis played with just 20 minutes. lewis came off the the bench. warriors put their best effort of the year, limiting minnesota 77 points, 100-77 the fine. the warriors pull to with in six games of the 500 mark. >>> still to come, both teams break out the lumber and a golfer makes . >>> at day, another cactus league win for the giants. sandoval among the hit ires and today brought the big lumberton. they teed off on hunt hunter. finding the gap in right center. mike come around to score, one of two first inning runs for san francisco to slim donovan cal, h

louis and louisville.. nearly 70 degrees here in new york. very welcomed. and also shy of 80 degrees in atlanta. 50s from detroit to kansas city. 86 in phoenix. 56 in colorado springs. >>> i love this story. with 200,000 marchers and 2 million spectators, new york city has bragging rights to the largest st. paddy's day parade on the planet. >> that's right. but one tiny town says bigger not necessarily better. the city of enterprise, alabama, has been holding the world's smallest st. paddy's day parade since 1993. trying to show us up. just one marcher, one flag, one police car and the parade route, well, one block. >> i love it. city officials say they knew they couldn't have the biggest parade, so they decided to go for the smallest. got to have gold. i love it. >> it's its best in its own way. >> we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] many people don't understand their digestive system. gastroenterologists do. they've made align ♪ align is the product of 10 years of research... and it has something y

there was a major ncaa upset yesterday when the 13th seed moorhead state beat number four seed, louisvilleeven players at moorhead state were like, "oh, man, this screws up my entire bracket." [ laughter ] why did we win? i just read this. a school in new jersey that was named after president obama will close this summer because of low enrollment. [ light laughter ] that explains the school's new education plan, "no child left." [ cheers and applause ] nobody's here. you've got to see this in an interview with abc. donald trump said it's strange nobody remembers president obama from childhood. of course, everyone remembers little trump because he was the little kid going, -- [ as donald trump ] "welcome, everyone, to the trump sand box and play area. [ laughter ] it's the number one sand box in the world. huge sand castles, please enjoy yourselves in the beautiful marble monkey bars. [ laughter ] it's my beautiful girlfriend natasha, she's 2 1/2 years old. she's a beautiful girl and i'm a beautiful 4-year-old boy." >> steve: "take a nap, you're tired." >> jimmy: oh! that's a good, you miss

i'm actually doing ohio state, texas, louisville and, oh, yeah. pitt.y final four. >> doing it that way. my dream one is st. mary's. they win it all. >> that's not going to happen. >> hey, okay. it's not your turn anymore, paul. you're going to stay here, this is my world. he just lives in it. >> definitely not -- >> laura and i are on the same page. >> what. >> in terms of ohio state going all the way. we've been filling them out. check in with christina and see what christina picked. do we have her final four bracket? what she's got? there's mine. ohio state, kansas, byu, duke. >> i don't bllike byu or duke. >> kansas is vulnerable. those are mine. my final four pick. who else is there? kind of walk through and see? >> i think we have christina's up next. skipped mine. i gave you my dream one. final four, ohio state, notre dame, pitt and duke. you already said you didn't really like duke. >> that's more of a personal issue than a really kind of a professional -- that's just duke. >> all right. what do you think about my picks? pretty golden? >> all ri

. >> every team in our backyard and was capable, louisville is a good team, savers are good team, northame i believe it was sold out. they're playing really well right now but obviously were not try to look ahead but at the same time you could see they been down there, they're going to come out with a good fight. (music) >>gary: what did they always say when you watch tv and there's a tanker interaction? miss you guys. >>gary: the security people basically each other they're walking around saying he makes more than i do, and they should get rid of him and not may know my god and losing my hair. then they come on the air and say miss you guys. rover's your standing to show you how big and tough. at the last guy who stood, what we have the and stand up. to know what happened to him? i don't know why don't the same fate happen my family. it's time to talk baseball sponsored by a whole group of people. it's could be ross left the game today with a strained right calf after running to catch a line drive. earlier brian wilson cut short a game of catch up at first attempt of throwing since a s

caller: i am in louisville. we have wonderful health care for people. i have lived in other major cities. you know, my glucose is going from 106 to 150, back and forth. i am concerned. i am a native american, a sicilian, i guess european. host: do you get any help from the state, local level to help with the cost of diabetes? caller: i have insurance now. i have to go see a specialist. and you would not believe all the people that i know. it is unbelievable. guest: i hope you have gone in to see some heavy. a number of health care physicians, whether or not you see a specialist -- but a physician can make the diagnosis. it is important to be able to take action as early in the course of your disease as possible. the earlier you get involved in managing your disease, the likelihood is that you are in working in your favor, and you need to get that diagnosis. host: what are some of the symptoms? guest: there are some symptoms, but many people with type 2 diabetes may not experience these symptoms, or they may not be as prominent as a level where they cont

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louisville over morehead state, -- igan state over ucla = host: butler was a surprising pick. guest: he has picked kansas to go all the way. it is conceivable that the way things happen -- stand, that he has near perfect as most people get. host: what abo the criticism for spending time on doing this? guest: this is one of those perennial issues that comes up in presidencies. almost every democrat or republican when presidents try to achieve a balance when -- between light things like a vacation or basketball picks, and at the same time handling very weighty, monumental issues, whether confronting japan or libya. it is hard to balance those. he did get some criticism from the republican national committee and others that maybe he should not have taken the time to go on espn announce his picks just as the nuclear crisis in japan was unfolding. the white house was saying that he can walk and chew gum at the same time. host: the president is in rio talking business. guest: i think there is not only a political issue with that, but he will get criticized for that as well. you can

> in 1968, the literature graduate decided to take a turn as it weather girl in her hometown of louisville, kentucky. she learned to shoot, herself a lawyer reporting. -- shoot cameras herself and learn reporting. she worked in the nixon white house. in 1984, she made history by becoming the first woman on the formidable newsmagazine "60 minutes." >> those stories and andy rooney tonight on "60 minutes." >> in 1989 she joined abc news and greeted "-- and created "prime-time live" with sam donaldson. through the years, she has led award winning investigations into racism, fraud, care of the vulnerable, report on camden, new jersey, winning her awards. >> no money can be found. >> i'm never going to get it. >> i'm diane sawyer from louisville, kentucky, the new kid on the block. >> in 1999, she took on a new role, rising at dawn with charlie gibson on "good morning america at." two years later, she watched and reported on september 11. >> this is not another story, even for those who have been doing it for so long. >> in december 2009, after 11 years, she was done with "good morning america"

other tornadoes slammed kentucky, where just north of louisville a twister flattened these three homess truck atop the debris. >> i thank the good lord i'm here. where i sleep and everything is -- fell all around me. >> reporter: in ohio the gates mill dam broke triggering a flash flood that swamped the town. rescuers barely got to this man before the water swallowed his car. flooding reported near pittsburgh and dangerous wind flooding reported near pittsburgh and dangerous wind thousands were left without power. only minor injuries have been reported, but most dangerously, these tadoe rain-shrouded naked eye. >> when you get tornadoes shrouded in rain, it's difficult to see the funnel cloud or tornado from a long distance away. so, as a result, it's obstructed and people can't prepare as much. >> reporter: and meteorologists predict the worst is yet in georgia and the carolinas. matt gutman, abc news, atlanta. >> so many people have endured just a crazy bout of winter weather this year. let's take a look at your weather gorigh a few showers in eastern florida. snow in northern minnes

louisville, 53. washington, d.c. at 49 degrees. storm after storm after storm, moving into the northwest coast. we'll talk about that later this morning. >> next half hour, how milder air moves in and means more flooding. george? >> oh, man. sam, thanks very much. >>> now, let's go to juju with more of the headlines. >>> good morning, george and robin. we're going to turn to washington, where it appears democrats and republicans are coming together to avoid a government shutdown. at least for now. the temporary spending deal would keep the government running for two more weeks. meanwhile, a government watchdog group is detailing billions of dollars in federal spending with duplicate programs. with overlapping goals. it found 15 agencies overseeing food safety. 20 programs to help the homeless. and more than 80 programs aimed to improve teacher performance. >>> the first criminal charges have been filed in connection with last year's coal mine tragedy in west virginia, that killed 29 men. the head of security at the massey energy mi

. >> i am diane sawyer from louisville, kentucky, the new kid on the block. >> in 1999, the she added another job. two years later, she and charlie would watch and report on 9/11, as it played out live. she would soon make her way down to ground zero. >> it is a curious scene. >> in december 2009, after 11 years, she moved on from good morning america and became anchor of world news. as always, she has her bags packed for the big story. >> people are asking, what will help arrived? i have covered a lot of disasters around the world and have never seen this. >> she has won every award. it she is on the respective or viewers -- of her viewers. >> have you ever personally killed someone opposed to? >> a sense of wonder for the news of the day. they can turn on the television and diane will be there every night. [applause] >> it is my pleasure to welcome you to the kalb report. as we open this conference. many members are in the audience eager to hear about your career, your take on the news business which remains indispensable of a functioning free society. you are clearly at the top of

. >> reporter: at tornado touched down near louisville, kentucky, packing 140-mile-per-hour winds and destroying several homes and at least two people were hospitalized. >> like somebody pulled a vent on the bomb and dropped it in the middle of the house. no warning sqhaver. >> reporter: the same system sparked three storms in indiana with some of the worst damage near jasper. last spring, tennessee was affected by floodwaters and they hope this season does not bring a repeat. jeff, back to you. >> tim, thank you. >>> this morning, in new zealand a moment to remember the victims of earthquake on the one-week anniversary. cities in new zealand came to a standstill as people observed two minutes of silence to mark the time hit christ consistchurch. 240 people died last week and damages estimated as much assess $15 million. >>> price of gas made biggest weekly jump in more than five years. the energy department reports the average price for a gallon of regular rose $3.38 a gallon up 19 cents the last week. a pace not seen since hurricane katrina disrupted the oil supply in 2005. the pric

yarmuth: in louisville we have a lot to be proud of, the derby, muhammad, and now the ncaa division 2 champion champion knights. led by the coach, the knights finished the regular season with 24 wins, their second consecutive conference title, and stormed through the ncaa tournament to bring home the university's first national championship. they corraled mustangs and tamed mutual fund ricks and last saturday, -- and tamed mavericks , and last saturday, they sent the sea siders packing. the knights are true student athletes who overcame injuries and adversity bound together by trust. trust in their abilities and in each other. let's not forget the trust and support of the fans who traveled by the busload nearly 900 miles to cheer on their knights. mr. speaker, i ask you join me today in congratulating coach davenport, the team, and entire bellarmine community on its 2011 ncaa championship. this was a victory that made history. on behalf of everyone in louisville, we are proud to call the knights our hometown heroes and national champions. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gen

caller: i am in louisville. we have wonderful health care for people. have lived in other major cities. you know, my glucose is going from 106 to 150, back and forth. i am concerned. i am a native american, a sicilian, i guess european. host: do you get any help from the state, local level to help with the cost of diabetes? caller: i have insurance now. i have to go see a specialist. and you would not believe all the people tha >> you can see the rest of this discussion at our website. the u.s. house is about to catch a ball in for the prayer and pledge of allegiance. they will do legislative business, including a couple noncontroversial suspension bills, one that would place a statue of former president gerald ford in the u.s. capitol. votes are scheduled for 6:30 p.m. now live coverage of the house here on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered today by our chaplain, father coughlin. chaplain coughlin: eternal god, before whom all creation bows, and the father of all in humanity, another week of life unfolds before

. >> i am diane sawyer from louisville, kentucky, the new kid on the block. >> in 1999, the she added another job. two years later, she and charlie would watch and report on 9/11, as it played out live. >> it affects the reporters who have been trained for so long. >>she would soon make her way down to ground zero. >> it is a curious scene. -- eerie scene. >> in december 2009, after 11 years, she moved on from "good morning, america" and became anchor of "world news." as always, she has her bags packed for the big story. >> people are asking, what will help arrived? i have covered a lot of disasters around the world and have never seen this. a quake, tsunami, and nuclear fears. >> she has won every award. she has earned the respect of her viewers. >> have you ever personally killed someone opposed to you? >> a sense of wonder for the news of the day. they can turn on the television and diane will be there every night. [applause] >> it is my pleasure to welcome you to "the kalb report." as we open this conference. the international women's media foundation. many members are in the audi

with the shrinking press, they don't have time to send reporters to the court room reporters from louisvilleand not necessarily going to be covering case in the thick circuit, for example. so we were trying to figure out a way to use the new media to advances. and what we came up with was the media alerts on the federal courts of appeals. and what this says is essentially a daily service, circuit by circuit that includes short summaries of key cases coming out of the circuit on that particular day. and it includes contact information for the lawyers and then a summary. so how do we do this? is a huge undertaking. we did it through the good graces of law schools and their students. there are now -- the project was started in late 2009, so really it's been up and running just over one year and we now have nine circuits represented on this. and there are professors that oversees student in writing the short summaries. one of those is here from the university of texas and professor marcus, professor link whiskered does the fifth circuit. professor marcus put the ninth circuit at the university o

host: louisville, kentucky, you are on the air. caller: i support the military 1/2%. -- 100%.re seems to be when this all happened, obama -- the first people that they ordered to come out of the country was shell and bp employees. those were the first people that he wanted out of the country, and he got them out of there for political reasons to make it not an oil issue. so they do not blow up the refineries and stuff. that was the main thing that they were worried about, to get them out first. now they are saying about slaughtering innocent people and stuff. what about the people, the leader there, surrounding themselves with. he has mustard gas. that is a proven fact. he has mustard gas. host: what sort of reports have you read that talk about his arsenal? what does he have? guest: he has a pretty extensive military apparatus they invest a lot of money into a regime protection because they are always on the verge of being concerned about losing power. i have read a report that they have mustard gas. that is why i say a lot of things are unclear because we are in the early da

with the shrinking press, they don't have time to send reporters to the court room reporters from louisvilleand not necessarily going to be covering case in the thick circuit, for example. so we were trying to figure out a way to use the new media to advances. and what we came up with was the media alerts on the federal courts of appeals. and what this says is essentially a daily service, circuit by circuit that includes short summaries of key cases coming out of the circuit on that particular day. and it includes contact information for the lawyers and then a summary. so how do we do this? is a huge undertaking. we did it through the good graces of law schools and their students. there are now -- the project was started in late 2009, so really it's been up and running just over one year and we now have nine circuits represented on this. and there are professors that oversees student in writing the short summaries. one of those is here from the university of texas and professor marcus, professor link whiskered does the fifth circuit. professor marcus put the ninth circuit at the university o

louisville over morehead state, -- igan state over ucla = host: butler was a surprising pick. guest: he has picked kansas to go all the way. it is conceivable that the way things happen -- stand, that he has near perfect as most people get. host: what about the criticism for spending time on doing this? guest: this is one of those perennial issues that comes up in presidencies. almost every democrat or republican when presidents try to achieve a balance when -- between light things like a vacation or basketball picks, and at the same time handling very weighty, monumental issues, whether confronting japan or libya. it is hard to balance those. he did get some criticism from the republican national committee and others that maybe he should not have taken the time to go on espn announce his picks just as the nuclear crisis in japan was unfolding. the white house was saying that he can walk and chew gum at the same time. host: the president is in rio talking business. guest: i think there is not only a political issue with that, but he will get criticized for that as well. you ca

host: louisville, kentucky, on our line for democrats. caller:, like to know about the retired players and veterans. are they in the mix of negotiations for health care and their pension at all? guest: i do not have firsthand knowledge of that. there are indications that they are in the mix. there is already a disability and welfare program that they have bargained for in the past which is a platform for them to continue that discussion and make improvements. it would seem that in the light of the increased publicity about how harmful football is in the long term for the body and the mind and how debilitating that it is that the players are likely at the table seeking improved benefits for retirees. that is that a different legal footing than seeking benefits for current employees. the parties are permitted to bargain about that. there's a current provision for that. one can imagine that the players association is seeking significant improvement. host: houston, texas. go ahead. caller: good morning. let me applaud my president for being a

she began as a weather girl in her home town of louisville, ky. she learned reporting. next went to washington and the nixon white house to observe a presidency firsthand, staying on to help nixon write his memoirs after his resignation. in 1978, she returned to tv news at cbs. in 1984 should made history by becoming the first woman on "60 minutes." in 1989, she joined abc news to create "primetime live." every week she traveled the world, one is arguing her way into the office of russian boris yeltsin. she hasthe years, led investigations into the lives of the poor. >> they search for someone to help them, just a few hundred dollars, but the church is poor. no money can be found. louisvilleawyer from ky, the new kid on the block. >> she added another job, rising at dawn, bringing americans the full morning spectrum of news and information. two years later, they would watch and report on the horror of the 9/11 as la plata. >> this is not just another story, even for reporters. it is a truly eerie scene. >> in december 2009, she moved on from good morning america and bec

on louisville, kentucky, again, very similar to the previous. augusta, georgia, did not have internal control to perform continuous and routine obligations of the process to make sure that the process was as intended. they reviewed clark county, nevada and said they need to revise its written procedures in developer agreements to make sure that properties to be sold to eligible homebuyers would be sold at a price permitted. meaning they were selling it for too much money. so although i do support the amendment at hand i wish it would have reviewed phase one and two. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from minnesota. mr. ellison: how much time remains on this side? the chair: both sides have two minutes remaining. mr. ellison: i yield myself the balance of the time. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. ellison: two particular points, mr. chair. one is that first of all, there's never been a program for any state, federal or local program that did not need review and i