lsu ball down by two. two to tie. three to win. ball knocked out of bounds but lsu gets one more chance that's keith hornsby. he would end up getting it. two to tie, three for the win. they'll go for the three. hornsby, almost banked it in. just a bit strong and kentucky remains undefeated. now, 24-0. they survive a tight one on the road in lsu. >>> to the nba. mvp candidate james harden and woo, woo, woo, lays it up and in. back jump stepper for him and then again dagger. 40 points 12 rebound, 9 assist rockets win over phoenix. >>> let's go to nashville, the hockey talk. tampa bay and nashville predators. james neal wins it. five hole river. keeps it along the ice. they got him from the pittsburgh penguins in the off-season. his 18th goal of the year beats best in the east. for more check out a live "sportscenter" over on espn in the studio at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >> all right, bucci, thank you. >>> up next in "the pulse," jon stewart signing off from "the daily show." we'll show you his on air announcement and look back at his firs

lsu looking very strong for the upset. much of the night.martin the put back for the tigers of lsu. kentucky holds them up. they had willie, collin dying on their offensive board. looking very strong themselves. they're 12 deep on that roster. with the team down only two off the rim he was going to win it with that shot. kentucky however still unbeaten by the skin of their teeth 71- 69. >>> absolutely spectacular. weather conditions on the monterey peninsula. how tradition may call for rain at the annual at&t proam. it's not in our golf forecast. 49ers and giants club in hand. sports part two next. >>> it's always interesting to see people out of their natural habitat especially those we're used to seeing in the public eye. giants, 49ers shoot out. not a football or baseball bat to be seen. $100,000 on the line for charity and that's matt cain out of the bunker and beautifully so. he's been known as a great golfer and shows off right there. giants get their only skin however as you will soon see steve young nailing a putt for the 49ers and h

going for a lob couldn't sit up so kentucky survives 71-69 over lsu. cats 24 and o.er pick up new truck today. tom brady won the mvp got the truck decided to give to it butler. roomie made the game saving interception at the one yard lane. >> we had a meeting and he was just like congratulations on the big play and get the key to the truck i was just like thank you. tom is grit gay for doing that. i couldn't do that without my teammate so i mean i'm just thankful. >>reporter: nice gesture by tom brady. 7 sports brought to you by toyota. so if a we win the power ball i want to see you do the johnny mansel l one time on camera. just the man situation. i think he will do anything. >> i have got no words. thanks very much. >> all right thanks so much for joining us tonight. >> i'll do it. for all of us here, we appreciate your time. >> we'll see you again at 11:00 o'clock over on channel 7 it's friday, working stiffs! everybody! (all) four, three, two, one. happy weekend! (clink) whoo! whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! it's 3:45. how many hours did you people even work today? i put

lsu still had a chance to tie or win. they bring this ball in. hornsby wretches it in. the wildcats remain and remain the only undefeated team in the nation. there is a big time game in college park tonight. rutgers writing a six-game winning streak. terps in gold on the attack. drives spins, fades, and lookout. how about that? harrison will take this in. it will miss, but she will get her own rebound. she had 15 points. 37-29, maryland. brown was too much. she went 3-3 beyond the arc. now here this, the seattle seahawks general manager said he is not sure whether marshawn lynch will play next season. the beast is fed up. he has one year left on his contract. he is 29 years old. here is my take. lynch went to cal berkeley. he is a smart guy. he will not leave all of that money on the table and he will be back. michael butler -- malcolm butler. the truck that brady tried to get. he tried to give it to butler. there was going to be a $20,000 gift tax. the wizards have won two in a row. it is the last game before the all-star break. bradley beal will miss it. >> it is ok.

lsu played this kentucky team great. we talked about that earlier in the game.made them work harder. >> kevin: cauley-stein puts up his fourth. qualls. we talked about an injury wildcats who is rehabbing from - acl surgery. poythress. >> bill: oh my gosh. >> kevin: they just plug in somebody else. poythress is coming back. >> bill: what is nice about the guys are mature. they understand cal. >> [crowd noise]. >> kevin: shot clock at 4. cauley-stein. >> [cheers and applause]. >> kevin: step back. >> bill: oh i like that. >> kevin: and attacking. that's what arkansas will do. a minute and a half to play. >> bill: nice spin. >> kevin: and alandise harris with the 2. >> bill: a quick timeout. why not? take it to the top. aggressive. what a ballgame high's had. strong, solid effort. tonight on cbs. back-to-back editions of 48 hours. kentucky always everybody's biggest game. for calipari that would keep your team up and never get bored. you always know you will get the best shot. >> bill: right. you have to do so many things well. their competitiveness, the talent and

. >> our play of the day from lord lsu. look out showtime. the uncontested master slamdunk. the hotdog of the year, jarrell martin with the most talked about dunk of the weekend. and as you heard earlier michael phelps is taking the plunge. tweeting this morning he proposed to his girlfriend, nicole johnson, miss california and she said yes. >> now he is in the deep end. >> your words, not mine. >> high lying and gravity defying. >> a live look -- red carpet time, everyone. minutes before the preshow here as the opening ceremonies get underway for the oscars. a big night in los angeles so make sure you tune in for all of that here on abc seven. and we will have any of post-oscar coverage. >> they've got the rain out there -- how are they handling that? >> they don't, but you saw with all of the umbrellas. look at you. you know these things. should have given them some hair tips. we don't have to worry about anymore rain, but we have to worry about the snow, re-freezing with lows in the 20's. our highs will be in the 20's all day long. feeling cold all week. >> stay warm out

. >> he was a big-time football player at lsu. in his life i guess it went in a different direction and ended up here. >> i wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy. >> you act like you so high on a pedestal. you so much better than everybody. >> one count of rape, three kidnappings. >> aggravated sex offense. >> 21 years for manslaughter. >> robby is not trained to kill. he is trained to help apprehend. >> i'm comfortable out on my lines. i got my horse, my guns. >> because you never know what could happen. >> the judge says in her final summation, "you are nothing, mr. baker, but a pebble in the pond. you're nothing but poor white trash." >> in rural louisiana, halfway between new orleans and baton rouge, is the second largest prison in the state, the elayn hunt correctional center. although the facility is relatively new, it opened in 1979, the look is anything but modern. armed officers on horseback, work crews farming the land, and no air conditioning. in the next hour you will meet some of the men doing time including a former n

in baton rouge, lsu was trailing the wildcats by two points with six seconds left and keith hornsby missedn off-balance three-pointer for the win. they lead to louisiana state, 71-69 for its 24th win. >>> and he might not have been the super bowl's most valuable player but he made the game's biggest play and now he's got the keys to the truck given to the mvp. patriots' defensive back malcolm butler picked up the chevy pickup tuesday. he thanked him for the interception that sealed the patriots' victory in super bowl xlix. this is the "cbs morning news." take a closer look at charmin ultra soft and you'll love what you see. not only can you use less, but you can actually see the softness in our comfort cushions. we all go. why not enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft? here's a new trick for the same old dinner. try unsloppy joes. pillsbury grands biscuits. ♪ make dinner pop. ♪ i want regularity. of course i do, it's a big part of good digestive health. can't i just have regularity without having to think about it, let alone talk about it? benefiber conveniently helps support good digestive

they hold on to beat lsu, 71-69. now a perfect 24-0 on the season. >>> yesterday we showed you this brawl between two high school basketball teams in indiana from over the weekend. the fight involved players from both teams as well as adults. in response to the fight, the indiana high school athletic association has canceled the rest of the season for both teams. the two schools will also be on probation next year. and the players are going to have to complete sportsmanship courses as a part of their punishment. >>> super bowl hero malcolm butler now has a brand-new ride thanks to tom brady. brady won a truck for earning mvp honors in the super bowl but said he was going to give it to butler. and yesterday butler he went to the dealership to pick it up. >> words can't explain how -- how my life has changed and how good things have been happening to me. >> are you a truck guy? >> yeah, i think i am now. >> what a week and a half it's been for butler, john. he went to disney world, got a new truck, then he was at the g

willy, stein to beat lsu. number four, suns, marquee barnes. josh smith.r three, bulls aaron brooks. what is this? lob job i goes. chicago won the game over sacramento. what a finish to end the quarter, number two. wayne high school's graham ferguson. give it to him man. number one, tampa bay goalie andre. and i put my money and paul and liz. they are the only ones that can do a split like that. >> oh, i don't think so. >> ouch. >> a losing effort to nashville. that is the top five tonight. [ laughter ] >> no. never been able to do that no. never. never. >> i'm shocked. how about you? [ laughter ] >> he does yoga. maybe. >> we'll be right back. >> david letterman is next with courtney love. >> next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. see you there bright and early. >> captions by:caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from a stretch of federally protected wetlands it's the "late show with david letterman." tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. >> and now newly discovered souvenir from t

university of kentucky remains undefeated improving to a record of 24-0 after a two-point victory over lsuforward karl-anthony towns scored the go-ahead basket and the wildcats fend off the tigers in the game. final seconds, score here 71-69. after the game though the kentucky coach, john calipari had some criticism for towns, who earned a technical foul for hanging on the rim. >> karl decided to chin himself up. and the reason i didn't call a time-out, i told them all, i hope they beat us. that's a hero's play! for no reason he did it. >> hey, what's up? >> hey. >> is coach going to be upset about that? >> a little bit. >> demonic look there. anyway, while calipari's criticizing towns for being immature, towns walks up behind him and -- >> yes, that's not good. >> -- looks a little immature. but anyway -- >> you show up the coach, you're, yeah that's not good. >> anyway, he walked away. let's get a check on your weather. msnbc meteorologist bill karins to fill us in now. making sure no one's behind me giving me the stink eye. what's going on? >>> boston. thomas, we're finally for once goi

willy, stein to beat lsu. number four, suns, marquee barnes. josh smith. number three, bulls aaron brooks. what is this? lob job i goes. chicago won the game over sacramento. what a finish to end the quarter, number two. wayne high school's graham ferguson. give it to him man. number one, tampa bay goalie andre. and i put my money and paul and liz. they are the only ones that can do a split like that. >> oh, i don't think so. >> ouch. >> a losing effort to nashville. that is the top five tonight. [ laughter ] >> no. never been able to do that no. never. never. >> i'm shocked. how about you? [ laughter ] >> he does yoga. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any

top-ranked kentucky took on lsu. the tigers watch this they missed a three-pointer at the buzzer that would have given them the game. kentucky is now 24-0 with the 71-69 win, although coach john calipari wasn't so thrilled with freshman carl anthony towns who was called for a technical for doing just that hanging from the rim, and then this. >> carl decided to chin himself up and the reason i didn't call a time-out i told them all, i hope they beat us. >> were you paying attention to what he said with that photo-bomb? >> oh, was that the stink guy? >> video bombs calipari during a postgame interview as calipari was criticizing him. talk about awkward timing there. >>> on the ice, you won't believe this shot. tim jackman of the ducks nets one from half ice. look at that. that is a wobbler that takes a few bounces. see it right there? slips right in to score for the panthers. they go on to win it 6-2. >>> the u.s. little league champs are under investigation. little league officials are investigating whether chicago's

is that we know here at xavier, and certainly with other universities, we can never compete with the lsu type of schools of the world, trying to recruit them in terms of recruitment of students and the types of dollars that are generated through their respective athletic programs. where the focus has been here is trying to cultivate the notion of athletic scholars and that they do not have to be separate. that an athlete can't also be a scholar. so the reality is through all of the various sports programs that we have here at xavier, the focus is making sure that they are going to be cultivated and strong athlete and also working hard to make sure that they are going to be strong scholars because the ultimate goal is to make sure that they are a able to persist academically to graduate and then go on not only to become national athletes or scholars and national athletic stars, but to make sure also that they are able to move into professional fields at me and all of the investment that they have made out of respect for the university, that it is not lost by being an athlete and focusing

are you going to cut fund inging for lsu and is it going to cost more to go to lsu?of the lowest tuition rates in the country. >> what is it? >> it's certainly well under $10,000 when you look at fees and housing. it's cheaper than other schools in the south. it's second lowest in the south, one of the lowest in the country. we're proposing our budget on february 27th. we're going to tell the legislation not to focus reductions in higher education. that has to do more with they protect so many pots of money. here's the bigger point. we have our economy is growing. people are voting with their feet. they are earning a higher income than ever before. more people living there than ever before. we have transformed our health care system. these are the big changes we were elected to do. "the new york times" wants you to grow the government. that's not the answer. >> i hate to ask that question about tuition costs. you hate those questions. mark halperin -- >> there's tops for most students we end up paying their tuition. >> get rid of the football program and you'll save

but williams gave a different account to this associate professor at lsu for her book about katrina,lept in his room. >> he was worried about people gaining entry into his room, and he told me at that point he slept one night between the bed and the wall so that if anybody opened the door they would think the room was unoccupied. >> reporter: the professor thinks that brian williams was perhaps confused. confusion or exaggeration the answers should come soon. randi kaye cnn, new york. >> nbc is still investigating that. meanwhile, in italy, the captain of the "costa concordia" has been sentenced to 16 years. he was found guilty of manslaughter and abandoning the ship. before the verdict, he said he died along with the rest of the passengers metaphorically speaking. 32 people died when the ship crashed into rocks in 2012. his lawyers argued that he slipped and fell into a lifeboat that he didn't abandon ship. >>> 300 migrant workers are feared dead after trying to cross the sea into italy. passengers say there was a fourth dinghy which at this hour is still missing. many of those who

an enormous amount of money at these big colleges like lsu who i'm sure you're familiar with florida, alabama to recruit black kids. they go to these towns and when young peewee have recruits, they recruit guys from eighth grade seventh grade. i don't see the same emphasis on them recruiting academically maybe potentially gifted kids like yourself. and i just want to try to ask your opinion even though it may not be academics -- i mean athletics may not be your department can you just expound on how much money that that generates to those colleges who are going -- they didn't want the kids at one time. >> guest: well, you know, the reality is that we know that here at xavier -- and, certainly, with the other historically black colleges and universities -- we could never compete with the lsus of the world. and nor do we even try to compete with them in terms of recruitment of students as well as the kinds of dollars that are generated through their respective athletic programs. you know where our focus has been more here at xavier is really trying to cultivate this whole notion of athl

a different study by researchers at lsu and uc davis concluded lab research on oil spills can work.of killy fish had developmental abnormalities, heart defects, dna and other changes. the lab results corresponded with real world outcomes. we've invited bp to join us all week to discuss all of these issues surrounding the spill but they, of course, have declined. bp did direct us to their blog at state of the gulf.com. the blog refutes the uc davis study and points to an october 2014 study that found no minimal long-term impact on killifish. joining me today is dr. andrew whitehead, a professor at the environmental toxicology department at uc davis. also a physician from south louisiana who has treated over 100 patients who were exposed to the products of the spill. gentlemen, great to have you with us tonight. dr. whitehead, you first. what's your reaction to bp's senior vice president geoff morrell saying that many of the studies that activists push are far removed from the reality of the resilient of the gulf environment? what's your reaction to that? >> it's important to note tha

lsu wanted him. 32 other school. but he's got to ole miss.uts call him potentially historic quarterback. patterson, rebel nation welcomes you. what were we talking about? >> you and katy perry. >> we'll hook you up. going to be perfect. >> i already know that because i've been putting preventive profiling software in your work computer and in your brain. >> i'm surprised you can still walk. >> it's exhausting. >> how can they predict what we're going forto do? >> they use the vague term algorithm. somehow they have come up with a string of predictive patterns where supposedly people have done something in the past and they look at those things and they say so people have done something in the past might do this in the future. you can could get arrest for thought crime. >> a little frightening. >> and they say you haven't done anything wrong yet, but based on stupid stuff you write on twitter and facebook and some of the goofy e-mails you send, we think that you're head for a nervous break down, office fling. >> i think they should notify the

after number one kentucky's big win over lsu, the team's head coach talks about his players' immaturityand the player you see in the background photobombing. yes, he's the player the coach is actually talking about. the 19-year-old probably didn't hear what his coach was saying, but the timing surely was uncanny. >> he has just immortalized himself in gif history. >>> coming up next, the bay area school board talking a stand against parents who are opting out of getting their kids vaccinated. >>> plus, a disturbing crime on the peninsula. someone is videotaping women while they're using a public bathroom. >>> bullets fly. a woman shot in the neck while eating dinner at a south bay restaurant. now the search is on for the shooter. >>> plus, is it a sign of the times? why one bay area city is turning to extreme measures to get drivers' attention. >>> and let the warming tonight. good morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. above average temperatures for today. big surf and even bigger warming as we head through the midsection of your week. then we're going to see the peak tempe

brandishing guns and terrorizing guests but williams gave a different account to this associate professor at lsu for her book about katrina telling her he'd slept in his room. >> he was worried about people gaining entry into his room and he told me at that point he slept one night between the bed and the wall so that if anybody opened the door they would think the room was unoccupied. >> reporter: the professor suggests perhaps brian williams was confused confusion or exaggeration. the answers should come soon. randi kaye cnn, new york. >> and comes from nbc that they are investigating. johnny joining me is douglas brinkley. a remarkable book if you haven't read it and andrew tind l, publisher of the tindle report. you give brian williams the benefit of the doubt with katrina reporting. do you also think he had an embellishment problem? >> yes. the clips that you just played are a bit troubling. that's embellishment. i don't think he saw somebody commit suicide at the super dome but broke the story there and saw the hole in the roof. i don't think a body was per se floating by the ritz-carlton

. >> he was a big-time football player at lsu.his life i guess it went in a different direction and ended up here. >> i wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy. >> you act like you so high on a pedestal. you so much better than everybody. >> one count of rape, three kidnappings.

there is an enormous amount of money at these big colleges like lsu, i'm sure you are familiar with.lorida, alabama, to recruit black kids. they go to these camps. they recruit guys from eighth grade. i do not see the same emphasis on them recruiting academically potentially gifted kids. i want to ask your opinion, even though it may not be academics -- athletics may not be your department. can you expound on how much money that generates to those colleges? they did not want the kid that one time. dr. blanchard: the reality is that we know -- and certainly with the other historically black colleges, we cannot compete with lsu in terms of recruitment of students as well as the kinds of dollars generated through their athletic programs. our focus has been more trying to cultivate this notion of athletic scholars. that they do not have to be separate. that an athlete cannot also be a scholar. the reality is that through all of the various sports programs we have here, our focus has been in cultivating them and making sure they will be strong athletes but also we work hard to make sure t

lsu went on a a 21-2 run in the second half.ut the wildcats like they've done all year coming through in the clutch. carl anthony pounds the jump hook. that gives kentucky the lead they hold on to beat lsu, 71-69, they're a perfect 24-0 on the season. >>> super bowl hero malcolm butler has a brand new ride thanks to tom brady. brady won a truck for earning mvp honors in the super bowl. but said he was giving it to butler for saving the game with that miraculous interception. >> words can't explain how, how my life has changed and how good things been happening to me. so i'm very overwhelmed. >> are you a truck guy? >> yeah, i think i am now. >> so new truck, trip to disneyland and he was a presenter at the grammys. not a bad time to be malcolm butler. >> well deserved mr. butler. that and more. we wish him all the success. >>> the white house and democrats are not happy about it but it's really prime minister benjamin netenyahu going ahead with his planned speech before congress next month? we take a look at the potential for fa

there an anonymous amount of money at these big colleges like lsu who i'm sure you are familiar with. there's alabama that recruits black kids and they go to these camps. when they are young peewee, they have recruits and seventh grade. i do not see the same emphasis on them recruiting academically potentially gifted kids like yourself. i just want to try to ask your opinion. even though it may not be your department, can you just expand on how much money that generates to those colleges? they do not want the kids at one time. guest: the reality is that we know that he had xavier and certainly -- >> good afternoon, everybody. thank you for making it to the white house today. i do not have anything at the top. >> thanks, josh. of course i want to ask about the 800,000 americans who are not able to fill their taxes on time. what went wrong and what is the administration doing to fix this? >> i want to dispute one fact in your question. this should be no impact on how people can fill the taxes on time. we anticipate that they will be able to send these updated forms in the next couple we

when you talk about higher education specifically, we have seen the highest graduation rates at lsu we have ever seen. we have also seen some very good things happening. we increased higher education funding by $100 million. an over $40 million investment in the w.i.s.e. fund. in part, to help meet the growing need for skilled workers in our economy. we made a conscious decision to cut spending, cut taxes, grow the private sector economy. >> "the national journal" talked to jeb bush after a speech in detroit. one of the topics was education. the governor said, "13,174 government run school systems is not the appropriate model of governans for this incredibly diverse group of kids that comprise the next generation of americans." i know you don't want the government controlling curriculum. do you think there is need for consistency in academic expectations and standards if the united states wants to compete with other nations like china? >> yes. and this is an important topic that has come up quite a bit. in my plan, i talk about the fact the pendulum has swung too far that will now inst

and when we look at the kids that are applying to lsu, and when we look at you know, and we ask and someestions what school did you attend, certain schools just stand out. you know, and so when we hear that -- don't want to mention schools, when we hear of certain schools that a child is coming from, we know that child just because of the brand. just because of the excellence that school has maintained within their own organization and try to be another school. their school. we go after them. and that's what i could suggest to the private schools who have that opportunity to create your own brand and to continue the excellence in your own unique fashion. >> i think we have time for one more question. i'm kind of curious. kevin mentioned earlier the president of american federation of teachers. and he's sparred sometimes over school choice questions. and we know that the unions are often portrayed or often portray themselves as concerned about school choice. i'm curious about why. i mean, it seems to me that so much of what school choice does for students, it also does for teachers. it gi

dallas, and it was a rainy night, and it was the night of the national championship between alabama and lsu. i thought, you know i was mad, actually because i wanted to watch the game, but my publicist scheduled it. but i thought, that's all right, hardly anyone will show up and i'll go catch it. well 1200 people later and the game was over, so it was an awesome, awesome be -- turnout and all these people are now coming out and saying, thank you, you've opened by eyes. i had a woman write me a letter saying i was not only against the wars, i was against the military because she was raised in a military family and she hated 'em. well, then after reading my book she goes i understand. and she said it made her cry and opened her eyes to where now she supports the troops. i just find it amazing that this book is reaching out and actually touching people and opening some eyes. and when i'm doing these book signings, all these people are standing in line to meet me which it blows my mind. but if they're going to stand there in line to meet me, then i'm going to stand there. i'm not going to sit b