>> yeah, so, you know, if you're gonna go for a first round madness, first round upset, it's madnesstimes that 11 has won over 6. look at that, it's 38%. how about a 12 over 5? pretty equal to that, at 36%. a 13 over a 4? 21%, then it starts to become a little shake, or 14 over, 3 just 15%. a 15 over 2, just 7%. do not pick a 16 over one, that's happened less than 1% of the time. you really want to be a levin over 6 or 12 over, 5 decades in the best shot at picking an upset. >> okay, now, we're really want to help people. because you have picked your final four and your ultimate champion. let us see your picks. >> okay, so, i am picking houston, houston. they are going to revenge the ghost of i slammer jammer, cloud drexler, -- , i got houston winning at, all a final 4 of houston. ucla 2 seed here, this is not a one seed, purdue and alabama, and alabama making it. but houston, i have as my chance. >> this is ridiculous. this is pure chalk. you have 3 number one seeds and one number 2 seed. you are the numbers guru, and you're picking shaw? >> i'm absolutely picking chalk, because rem

the cnn primetime special, inside the madness, starts now. >> it is march madness in america. the brackets are set. the teams already. and tonight we sit down with the new man in charge. >> thank you for coming in and talking with us. >> charlie baker went from governor of massachusetts to leading the and see aa and dealing with all of its issues. >> you need to talk about acknowledging all of the issues and figuring out a way to actually solve and deal with them. >> here to break down the xs and os, 2 hall of fame coaches. >> an unbelievable group of players and coaches over these 47 years. >> nearly retired syracuse men 's coach, jim boeheim, and former notre dame women's coach, moffatt mcgraw, along with a team of efforts. this is cnn primetime. inside the menace. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening, i am chris wallace. it is that time of year again when college basketball puts the madness in march. people who don't know -- from a pick and roll are busy filling up the bracket to 100 million brackets. the so-called big dance is a big moneymaker. and the ncaa which runs the show is dealing

"mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you a little money my job is not just to entertain but teach you. call me out 800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. how cthe conventional wisdom be wrong? the worst stocks, not anymore, though somehow they've become the two winners in this crazy moment how is that possible because these are not your father's cyclical. that's why if you're old enough to be a father or grandfather, you better spend some time figuring out the new reality or else you'll keep missing the moves. notice, i said keep. because the hottest stocks now used to be the coldest stocks back at this point in the cycle when i was younger although, the stocks took a breather today the dow dipping 58 points, the s&p inching up 4.1% and nasdaq gaining 4.1% this came from a much lower level. nice snap back i spent a lot of time thinking about this issue of these stocks that used to be bad that are now good on my fishing trip off the coast of pan

you learn. >> you get mad. >> you hope to keep playing. >> and you cry. >> you get mad, march madness. >> my phone blew up after that game. >> i know jocelyn pretty well. we hang out. we go to concerts together. something's not right. something's not sitting right with me. got some insider info. he was also a little upset today, too. >> texas a&m. >> is it better to lose by one heartbreak style or just roll the ball out and get the doors blown off? >> i think if you're going to lose, you might as well get whacked. >> i knew halftime this was over. a&m just got destroyed of penn state couldn't miss and my team couldn't make a basket. >> maybe good weather news. >> how did your team do? >> come on. >> yeah. talk about weather. >> kick him out of here. get him awa. >>> some passing clouds the next couple days. it will be warmer tomorrow and saturday which means a return to almost normal temperatures. light rain chances return to the forecast sunday. let's look at futurecast and track what's going to happen. the dry weather continues tomorrow, tomorrow night, into saturday, even most of s

and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money my job is not just to entertain but to educate and to teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. look, you can't always get what you want but if you you try sometime you just might find you get what you need and that bit of sage investing wisdom by the rolling stones came true today. sometimes you get your head around truly emotional markets like this one you have to fall back on a simple narrative that can at least put things into context that you can understand. see, we do know that the bulls and the bears go at it every single day on wall street but today the bulls got exactly what they needed to win confidence at least enough confidence to force those betting against this market as they have endlessly to throw in the towel and that's how you end up on a day where the dow rallies 372 points the s&p jumps 1.76% and the nasdaq zooms 2.48% wowsa. of course it's no se

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turning now to march madness, where day one was all about the upsets.cket buster today was number 11 pittsburgh beading number 6 iowa state. cbs's carter evans takes a look at the madness that is the ncaa tournament. >> reporter: sports fans are tuning in for more surprises on date 2 of the ncaa tournament. after a couple of bracket busting shockers. it started with a win for 13th seed furman university, who ousted ths th fman paladins first march madness appearance in 43 years. >> we have not been to the tournament since 1980, i have never personally been in the tournament, known of our players have been to the tournament. i think the whole message is going to be hey, we got to go beat us. >> reporter: in another stunner, number 15 seed princeton beat number 2 seed arizona. even president biden was among those who had arizona going all the way. it was only the 11th time in tournament history that a number 15 upset a number 2. thursday's unexpected wins destroyed the hopes and dreams of millions. the tournament started with more than 20 million brackets

if you say, "you are mad."ntal illness. no, but if you put it in a book it sort of fossilises it in a way, and if you say, "this mad woman came in," if you said, "she went mad," maybe that is not quite so bad, but if you say, there was a woman or a man who is mad or a child who is mad, and you think that is also being used in the playground against people, you mightjust hesitate to put it, so a lot of self—censorship goes on when we write books. you know, again, if you say somebody is ugly, which is one of the words they took out, well, what does that mean? we know beauty is in the eye of the beholder. there is no objective thing called ugliness and these days we do tend to believe that no matter what people look like, they can be beautiful on the inside, all these things. and so you think about these things when you write. and we make mistakes. there are books of mine you can find from the past and somebody could say, "why did you do that?" and i would say, "well, let's change it, then." are they going through

help me make sense of this, mads. mads: we're back to the discount factor.t felt growth company has a lot of growth in the next 20 years and you lower the discount factor, it is not version that has lifted the market is the large tech companies. they don't have a lot of credit risk, but they have to live with the price of money, and the discount factor is well expressed by the 10 and 15-year government bond. the discount factor has come down tremendously because all the tightening happening in the u.s. at the moment is now happening in the housing market, and in the big cap and small-cap market is where people are having funding issues. that's why there is a reason for the price because you discount, it is pretty classical. you even learned that at university. not so many things we learned that we can use later on. dani: just some simple math, good to get a refresher. before i let you go, i have to ask about china. we were talking about it in the break. we had strong pmi's come through, how hard we have to go to price in the china recovery story if we can fi

welcome to mad"mad money." welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm trying to save you money. my job is to put crazy days like today into context call me 800-743-cnbc or tweet m me @jimcramer. we witnessed the second biggest bank failure in history that created fear as the day went on hence the dow losing 345 points and s&p falling 1.45% and nasdaq tumbling 1.76% the fear actually makes sense. i listen to some of the smartest people all day and concluded not even the fed knows what happens when the most important bank in silicon valleys gets seized by the fdic as what is happening today, yeah, we left here with no real idea whether it would be contagion. we don't know. at first, there was strength in the market with the weakness contains in the pranks and techs as in which banks will fall and which tech stock will get hurt because it has money there which startups will be crushed we found out this evening that roku had 26% of the considerable $1.9 billion cash with this company. and we know t

"mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money my job is not just to entertain you but to educate and put days like today in context. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet yes mt. jimcramer. well, it sure took long enough eight rate hikes from the fed. a couple 25 basis point hikes, two 50s and four 75s delivering with the speed of a machine gun. yet fed chief jay powell hasn't hit anything until today. today we realized that the speed of the rate hikes is threatening commercial real estate, crypto, and the whole startup economy thanks to the closing of the ipo market that's a real casualty of this fed tightening cycle so what happened to today? what caused the reversal from the usually green board in the morning to a board that's drenched in red with the dow plunging 544 points, s&p plummeting 1.85% and the nasdaq nose diving 2.05%? simple the bank stocks collapsed. all of them. big. small. regional national lending. savings. it did

vern glenn has more in the madness minute. >>> this is the madness minute. >>> two bay area schools had a chance to move on to the sweet 16 on sunday. she is throwing a down pregame. they had to get past ole miss to get to the sweet 16. the rebels did not back down. angel baker knocked down a tough jumper. the final seconds, stanford needed a bucket but turned it over. they committed 21 turnovers in the game. ole miss on stanford's floor, pulled off the upset. stanford became the first number one seed to lose before the sweet 16 since 2009. >> i think his team have the capability to go all the way and sometimes it does not end that way, which is very frustrating to deal with. i think it has not really hit me yet. >>> st. mary's lost a starter to a back injury. this happened in the first half against connecticut. the huskies were up. uconn came back the other way. he drilled a three to make it 46-40. connecticut pulled away and won , 70-55. st. mary's eliminated in the round of 32 for the second straight year. >> last year i wanted to come back because i felt like we had something more t

"mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money."come to cramerica. ♪ haz,clujah ♪ other people want to makesn■ friends. my job not to entertainçó but educate, teach, put in perspective. call me. 1-800-743-cnbc. tweet me @jimcramer. we are back into the european hostage game where if a european bank catches aw3 cold we can gea pneumonia. but unlike europe we give up thatxd pneumonia the moment the markets close, which is how you can end up doing pretty darn well after a horrible çóopening. our÷■ market opened down huge because of worries aboutçó the health of the german colossus tq deutschebank. then we rallied hard with the dow onlyq finishing up 132 poins s&p gaining, nasdaq advancing .31%. quite a comeback from what looked like a real bad e1friday. i think some of this is because deutsche bank is not nearly as bad as credit suisse but some of it's because hey, we don't live in germany.çó we know our traders are worried about a credit suisse situation where you leave on friday and the bank's functioning with a $17 billion valuation

i think i make the right people mad. what else is the truth?ruth is, god is great, beer is good, and the united states of america is star-spangled awesome. america is not perfect, but we are good. i cannot imagine what the world would be like without our country. the truth is,, since it illegal in washington dc i know. i have seen it firsthand. i wonder sometimes how some people in washington dc actually made it through the birth canal. the truth is, we are going to have to get some men conspiracy theories. all of the old ones came true. the truth is, americans aren't perfect, or not. the other side is crazy. americans do not deserve to be governed by deeply weird, monstrously woke people, who hate george washington, abraham lincoln, dr. seuss and mr. potato head. who hyperventilate on their yoga mats if you use the wrong pronoun. who things kate changed their gender at least as -- change the gender at recess. to think they are better than us. to me, kale tastes like i would rather be fat. [applause] the truth is, what we accomplished when repu

"mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save money. my job is not just to entertain, but to educate and put days like today in perspective. call me. 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. leave to it the banks. yeah, the fed was fine today, calm, but discouraging news on the crisis from the treasury department. it sent the dow plunging 5:30 points, and the nasdaq suiciding, 1.6%. yes, it was widely expected. it raised rates by a quarter piece sent. fed chief powell told us there is plenty of inflation in the system. but the recent bank runs made the fed feel less worried about inflation in the future. because we weakness at the bank means credit is going to get tighter moving forward. the collapse of three banks and the worries about many others are doing powell's job for him. @although not in the ordinary way he would necessary lie lick it. it was calm. it was soothing. it was thoughtful. if the banking situation stabilizes and the inflation doesn't brew, i get it, a ne

minutes. >> hello everybody, it is time for the madness minute, st. mary's will be traveling over 2900 miles for the first game on friday. it's at 11:00 a.m. pacific time against virginia commonwealth and the first round in albany, new york. senior alex duca from australia, he doesn't know the vast differences between their travel site and new york city.>> i've always wanted to go to new york, that's what i've always been talking about. >> it is not quite manhattan. >> somewhere around the west coast is all right for me, so i will take it.>> and for the second year in a row, the five seed of the tournament, they were on campus today for the teams big sendoff. >> we have been talking about march madness, bragging about having st. mary's. they are heading over to the airport. i'm here with sally and stacy. tell us how you are feeling today. >> excited, this is so fabulous. i wish we were going but, we are here holding down the fort. we will be cheering them on. absolutely. >> i told them to get ready. you get excited, but you have to be ready to play th

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lauren: just in time for march madness.ushys in the ice pack form which do have alcohol, and those are pretty tasty. stuart: what are you -- whatever you say. in a promo before, we said one of the world's great soccer stars is launching his own dekill la brand -- it's not david beckham, but he is starting his tequila. lauren: seems so. he is seeking business partners with a hope of developing a beer, whiskey or tequila brand. his wife victoria likes tequila. stuart: look, he was a pretty good soccer player, he's a great self-promoter and marketer -- lauren: and every celebrity goes into the alcohol business. stuart: and make a lot of money too. lauren: apparently. stuart: show me the dow 30, please. i expect to see a lot of red and there it is. 27 of the dow 30 are down. one is unchanged, two are up. there you have it. don't go anywhere, folks, friday feedback is next. ♪ ♪ there are some things that go better... together. like your workplace benefits... and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choic

but that's why they call it march madness.e's cbs's a friday martinez. >> the men's sweet 16 round will be set tonight after a weekend of stunning up sits. 16 seed doing the unthinkable. the new jersey school knocking out number 1 seed purdue. another bracket buster, number 15 priston tigers roared the way to the sweet 16 mauling number 7 missouri. >> that's why you come to march madness. >> reporter: in the women's tournament ole miss had the first tournament win since 2007. the renls take on number 1 seed stanford tonight. that's the beauty of march madness. it's anyone's game. >> oh, no-look! that was special. >> reporter: tonight trying to advance tacking on florida-atlanta university. a dream season for fdu. a team that wasn't supposed to make it to the tournament. >> always exciting. >>> ahead, mikayla schiff ren's stunning season ended today with a new record. that's next. >>> today skiing sensation mikaela shiffrin closed out the season with another win. it was her 88th victory. that's the all-time record for career wi

more shocking march madness upsets >> anything is possible >> as the longest of long shots, fairleigh dickinson university takes its shot at the sweet 16 tonight >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening it was a surprise visit. the closest russian president vladimir putin has ever been to the front lines since the invasion of ukraine. these are images of president putin visiting the city of mariupol, a city his forces decimated in the battle to take control of it last spring the fight for mariupol gave us some of the most searing images of the war. a theater totally destroyed by russian missiles inside thousands of civilians seeking shelter, many believed to have been killed. you may remember this image, a pregnant woman being transported from a maternity ward there, the hospital blown out. she and her baby later died it is not hard to imagine the outrage of ukrainians seeing images of putin touring the city it is worth noting the only images of him outside are under cover of darkness. matt bradley starts us off from kyiv tonight. >> reporter: this wee

"mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm kramer, welcome to "mad money " my job is not just to entertain, but educated figure this stuff out. call me at 1-800-cnbc, or tweet me at cramer. the fed may be almost finished raising interest rates, but not for the reason we want it. instead of cooling inflation, we got a bank fraud with the promise of more if the fed does not stop being so aggressive and start worrying more about bank shutdowns and seizures. these are certainly inflationary issues. the market reacted like it may have to be more circumspect next week. >> wow the only closed, the nasdaq still that 45%, which is what you would expect when worried about rate hikes. yet, it took a fistful of bank failures, and no doubt a few bank failures more to called short-term interest rates to plummet. the feds almost done, or might even finish, actually finish with tightness. if that is true, absolutely ridiculous. that is a mighty big if. the original bank stocks never stop falling. at the end of the day, it is hard to rally when the first republic is down 62%. western alliance is down 37%, c

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more in the madness minute. >> this is the madness minute . welcomed into the madness minute, san diego state reached its first-ever final for after a win over creighton. the first census stanford did it in 1988. while some may be surprised by the run their head coach believed they could reach basketballs biggest game all along. >> i walked in and i told them to turn it down. sing, dance or get out of the way. aztecs are going to thefile . we are making the next step it's something we all talked about and there were some who doubted we could do it. not to say it's easy to get there or that we would ever get there but where theyare now . >> for the madness minute i'm charlie roach . >> let's switch over to baseball, last night we saw the final game spring training between the giants and the a's. last night was about tipping your account to one of the all-time fan favorites. >> your attention please ptchior. >> sergio romo coming out of the bullpen for the giants one last time. he can officially retire in san francisco. the three-time champ was

march madness has been wilder than ever.eed florida atlantic , making a magical run, just 90.7% of the tens of millions of brackets had the hours making it this far. but here they are headed to houston f a u and they're seven ft one, vlad golden took down three seed kansas state 79 76 to make it to the final four for the first time ever. their basketball program didn't even exist. 35 years ago, they didn't have a march madness win until 10 days ago, and they plan an arena that holds just 2900 people. now they're headed to the biggest stage in the game, making memories along the way. they're gonna have a special bond forever. but they would have this group would have a special bond forever. if we would have gotten knocked out in the conference tournament, not made the tournament. it's who they are, like i said before. it's just awesome to see a guy a group of guys that that deserve this 100% for it to happen for them. yukon is back, handing three seed gonzaga their worst loss of the season. they beat them by 28 points, fredri

"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you a little money my job is not just to entertain but educate and teach you about stocks so-call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet m me @jimcramer. every morning so many people come into the market with the same attitude, maybe today is the day interest rates go down and the rate goes higher it didn't pay off with treasury yields marching higher, the dow edged up five and s&p lost 4.7% and the nasdaq shed 6.6% these buyers can't resist because they can't believe the benchmark ten-year treasury has a 4% yield i get it the ten-year was 1.7% a year ago and couldn't run so much so fast and 2.5% in late march and hit 3% a month later as it became clear the fed would get increasingly aggressive in the fight against inflation by mid september, talking about 3.5% and peaked in february -- sorry, october 4.33 4.33 keep that number in mind at that point we saw signs that the fed was beating inflation and the economy was

. >>> march madness is here. ncaa bracket is revealed and it is your turn to fill out your brackets. we are breaking it all down. >> i cannot wait. >>> we are seeing a few brake lights, hot spots like the altamont pass. we'll have a look at your travel times, coming right up. >>> some of you have seen light showers this morning before the next atmospheric river arrives. this can bring more widespread flooding to parts of the bay. that is the case in menlo park where the city hasn't fully recovered from the last round of rain and residents having to deal with flooded streets in one neighborhood this sunday. you can see it in the images. >> in addition, there was flooding on the nimitz freeway. it had to be shut down in both directions. there was a mud slide at the thornton avenue pass. three lanes have since reopened but north bound remains flooded. i will have an update on road closures. first let's go to first alert meteorologist jessica burch with the bay area hot spots that could see the heaviest rains. >>> th

mad money starts now. >> hey, i am creamer, welcome to mad money. my job is not just entertainment, to teach quality. it took a debacle involving a swiss bank, everybody. the whole world is having a banking crisis. that is right. we left here feeling good about the market. at 330 when i wake up, i always check how the market is doing. that is the real combat. coming out of left field, credits we lost their base backer. after spending months in purgatory, a particular brutal comedown for a once noble franchise. us in the u.s. are looking real good. national banks would not buy any more shares. they already own 10% of the company. that's right, market trading dropped 503 points. >> we saw the dow finish off 281 points. and the nasdaq is up 25%. how the heck could these saudi investments in one swiss bank impact you? one, it should not. it has been the fall of credit suites for ages. it has become a running joke between us. it is a sideshow. two, it is awfully certain to recognize that the fall back crisis, one you have not even heard of until sunday,

and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money my job not just to entertain but to educate, explain days like today. call me, 1-800-743-cnbc. tweet me @jimcramer. every day i wake up, 3:45 a.m., and i look for that crack, that chin in the armor, the first sign that a recession is really upon us. or at least it's right around a corner i mean, somewhere, right some address dow advances 141 points. s&p inches up. nasdaq gains .73%. after all, we know that this, it's got be to be happening somewhere, right a recession is all that anyone seems to talk about anymore. i get it can you really have the largest tech merchant bank go poof and not think it will be a knockout blow for the next generation of start-ups? with credit suisse -- i went to work there almost it's a major operation and it just went under can a couple of crypto banks vanish with no impact to the economy? is it really possible that the relationship between the inorganic two

"mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. call me or tweet me @jimcramer if the consumer is confident then i'm confident at least about business we are a consumption based economy in this country. two thirds of our commerce revolves around the consumer, so what matters most is whether the consumer is tap out, fatigued, worried, or just still -- right now you can feel the confidence of a the system. s&p gained 1.6% and nasdaq jumped 2.14% what a come back an hour before the close. don't kid yourself these are actual runs. lack of confidence is behind the big decline in retail spending those numbers have just been awful. we're out of confidence when it comes to real estate few executives seem willing to force people back to work in person of course, though, there's still big pockets of confidence and we've got plenty of them wave got number from small business index this morning. we know housing and auto, and travel it seems it goes to no end. i call that the long on money short on time trade. as people looked into the abyss of

a total madness . polluters like china? a total madness. earlier on today , the madness.h anticipated scottish national party. if you really want to annoy them, call them the scottish nationalists leadership contest concluded with health minister humza yousaf emerging victorious with uncannily familiar 50 to 48% margin. in his bid to replace nicola sturgeon as first minister of scotland. following her fall from grace last since the 2 pm. announcement, mr. has already called for a second independence referendum and being brutally rejected by the prime. quite the setback for the victor, who pledged to hit the ground running. so what is scotland's going to her future going to look like? is the union stronger than ever or will beloved constitution find it's undone? well delighted to be joined by my distinguished panel joined by my distinguished panel, the historian dr. tessa dunlop and the barrister and former conservative mp gerry hayes as . you said you spent in hayes as. you said you spent in scotland. born and bred born and bred and can look at a name. dunlop went to prim

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(gentle music) >>> march madness tournament has arrived.me this morning to finish those brackets. >> hi i am t.j. from boy's basketball team at st. francis. we got bama, creighton, perdue, marquette, houston, texas, kansas. i chose j hawk but team chose bama. roll tide. >> we'll see how they do. we'll be checking with some of the best in the bay with hoops as they go head to head. four schools each competing with their march madness bracket. we'll be following along all month on kpix and cbs news bay area. our featured schools already have bragging rights of their own. one of the schools is st. ignatious in san francisco. vern glenn has the story. >> abousix or iaslike reporter it wasn' syroad. >> reporter: he attended st. ignatious high school but at 5'7" it was difficult to stand out. >> i remember him coming on and at that time he was a scrawny guy. we knew he was a player from marin city, highly touted coming in. but we didn't know what we had. >> . >> reporter: the si coach quickly realized what he had. by sophomore year, darion was wi

here is vern glenn with the recap and the madness minute. >> this is the madness minute. >> reporter: ucla and gonzaga met for the third time in tournament history. just like the first two, this one was epic. drew timmy, with 36 against ucla. the bruins were down by nine with over a minute left. bailey hit the three. a 10-1 run. from the logo. the bulldogs retook the lead, 78-76. what a thriller. 79-76 to move on to the elite eight. >> as soon as it came on it was online. we worked on that play and practice all the time. you all may be joking around sometimes but here we are. it mattered today. >> nobody is a bigger fan of him than me, man. >> reporter: that is the madness minute. >> the miami hurricanes take on the houston cougars. following the game as if your musketeers will face-off with the texas longhorns. the game starts at! and 30. you can watch them here. >>> sunshine is back for little bit and homeowners are rushing to install solar panels. the deadline they are trying to beat before those storms return. >>> it is a welcome si paper being crumpled more paper being crumpled m

, it is time for the madness minute. saint mary's will be traveling over 2900 miles for their first tournament game on friday. it is at 11:00 a.m. pacific time against virginia commonwealth in the first round in albany, new york. senior, alex ducas is from australia is clearly doesn't know the vast differences between their travel site in new york city. >> really wanted to go to new york, that is one place i am excited about y. have never been there. i am too excited. >> albany is not quite manhattan. >> someone told me it is a bit far away. but somewhere west coast is all right. >> let the madness begin. thanks for watching. the news continues on cbs news bay area. see you back here at 11:00. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: welcome to the show, folks. welcome. how y'all? how's everybody? i appreciate that. thank y'all now. yeah, i do. thank you, everybody. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause]

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. >>> and the biggest march madness upset in decades. the small college that took down a basketball powerhouse >> can you believe it? >> the players tell us how they pulled it off. >> announcer: this is nbc nightly news with jose diaz-balart >>> good evening if former president trump is correct, we are on the verge of something unprecedented in american history a former u.s. president arraigned before a judge facing criminal charges the case against mr. trump involving hush money payments to stormy daniels has been simmering for months today mr. trump set it to a boil. in an early morning social media post he announced that from media leaks he has seen, he believes he will be arrested this coming tuesday his allies came to his defense, criticizing the new york city based case as purely political. others fear the part of his announcement calling on his followers to protest was too reminiscent of calls before january 6th. there is still no official word that any indictment really is forthcoming, but we have new reporting on how law enforce

plant the epa says emits a toxic chemical families demanding answers >>> the first big upset in march madness. the tiny school pulling off a stunner in its first tournament appearance in 40 years >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome, everyone the u.s. tonight offering compelling evidence that russian fighter jets were the aggressors in a confrontation with an american air force drone over the black sea this week. newly declassified pentagon video from the drone's camera captured a russian warplane spraying jet fuel directly in the path of the pilotless drone. one of several close passes by russian fighters according to the pentagon, one of which resulted in a collision. part of the american aircraft's propeller sheared off, forcing the drone to crash. while american officials allow the russian pilot may have accidentally bumped the drone, they say there's no question where the orders to harass the u.s. plane came from courtney kube has more for us now from the pentagon. >> reporter: the dramatic new video showing the midair showdown all captu

tonight, madness minute. explain why none of them will appreciate it more than ross williams. >> the madness will officially tip off at 9:15 thursday morning. it already started for eight schools including texas a&m corpus christi. the islanders won their playoff game tuesday night. bishop odell alum ross williams scored 13 points off the bench. >> when i was a kid, i remember sitting on the couch and just watching march madness, you know, and like you said, dreaming, hoping, praying that one day i would be able to play on that type of stage. >> next up, no. 1 alabama. being an underdog is nothing new for williams. he's used to proving people wrong including his old high school coach, lou richey. >> i thought he could become the player. and i told him that and he didn't like that. and my response was don't prove me wrong. prove yourself right. and he has done that every day since. >> that's the madness minute. i'm vern glenn. >> all right, thank you. >>> my colleagues are about to reveal their picks as they f

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has grown increasingly mad.ve the scale goes: mad, increasingly mad, inciting a coup, strangling his secret service driver, and dinner with kanye. that's right at the top. we also found out that murdoch said under oath that he believes the 2020 presidential election was free, fair, and not stolen. but here's the thing. after his own vote tracking team called arizona for biden, enraging the maga crowd, the network had an emergency meeting, where fox news' ceo lamented, "if we hadn't called arizona, those three or four days following election day, our ratings would have been bigger," because "the mystery would have been still hanging out there." that's right. fox news believes news should be mysterious. they learned their journalism from scooby doo. >> rip his mask off! [gasps] it's the old man who runs the abandoned casino! >> and i would have been president, too, if it wasn't for you meddling voters. >> zoinks! >> it's a roup-d'etat, shaggy! >> he's solving mysteries, like a dog. we learned: another thing sean h

. >>> march madness. we have a look at the match up. >>> the ceo of tiktok on capitol hill and the owner of here is privacy and kid. >>> a lot of clouds right now. som might see showers too. overall, it's looking pretty outside. ve a break from the r. mary lee is filling in for jess this morning. >>orologist: all right, we are looking at dry weather it's a nice day with the quieter conditions. rain with h pressure. in is what you can expect for we have dry and chilly conditions. in the afternoon sun and clouds and partly cloudy. front.onthe tailend ofthat it will be focused up to the orth. the north there is a chance of a hit-ormiss passing shower. partly cloudy skies ands dry weather on friday into the wkend with highs on the cool partly cloudy skies. low to mid 50s along the coast. mid 50s around the bay and upper 50s inland. this is what to expect specifically. 59 in san jose. 59 in napa and 60 for fairfield. are tracking the next storm hen we can expect tk the rain. we'll check in. getting back into t

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. >>> it's almost time for march madness. bay area teams making the tournament as you get ready to fill your brackets. >>> first, a live look from san francisco. we are counting down to the next atmospheric river set to hit bay area. it cerain that started friday. jessica burch is timing it out as we approach what's next. something big is coming but we need to know what's happening this morning. >> this morning is mild. this is a great opportunity for everyone at home to prepare for what's to come. this afternoon we will see the winds kick up. we will see temperatures drop. showers will return into the forecast. taking a look this morning, it is pretty mild with clouds just above the bay area right now. 50s and upper 40s throughout the bay. with clouds come light drizzle but nothing too alarming. first alert doppler this morning, it is a mild start where daytime highs this afternoon are only expected to top off in the upper 50s and lower 60s. that is around average for this time of year. we are one week from spring and boy ha