marv: oubre on the foul.t as you listen to the fans in the state of kansas, the blue bloods of kansas vs. the blue collar of wichita state and that's how they like to portray themselves. [whistle] marv: and the foul on ellis. gregg marshall had been saying that he's been trying for years to schedule a game against kansas. bill self made the point in the past he'd rather schedule non-conference games in cities like l.a. and boston, new york, washington and the bay area, which he says are valuable recruiting areas but as we talked about the other day does it actually come down to kansas not having anything to gain and they would never hear the end of it if they lose to wichita state, which will happen i would say for a few weeks in the state of kansas. clark: there's -- chris: there's never anything to lose with rivalries except bragging rifplgtse let these kids play each other and give somebody bragging rights for a couple of months. marty: the two schools and the alumni from the two and you look back at last

in the second half. >> marv: williams. williams with a beautiful move. >> len: he got wessel up in the air and stepped by him. up and under. it couldn't come at a better time. troy williams 11 points. only his second field goal in 11 tries. >> marv: sophomore troy williams. 11 points 11 rebounds. a huge bucket right here off the fake against evan wessel. time out. >> marv: back in omaha, 53 seconds to go wichita state with a two-point lead. two time outs remaining. indiana in the double bonus. how do they play it from here? >> len: wichita state has to remain aggressive. they've got the ball in their part of the court. one-possession ballgame. stay aggressive. try to get to the free-throw line. certainly vanvleet can break down anybody. you start looking for open people. >> chris: bigs on either side. rebound the ball. no extra possessions for either team. >> marv: here we go. wichita state in possession. down to 45 seconds. got it inside. >> len: what a play. what a play. >> marv: cotton from carter -- tekele cotton with

in the second half. >> marv: williams. williams with a beautiful move. >> len: he got wessel up in the air and stepped by him. up and under. it couldn't come at a better time. troy williams 11 points. only his second field goal in 11 tries. >> marv: sophomore troy williams. 11 points 11 rebounds. a huge bucket right here off the fake against evan wessel. time out. >> marv: back in omaha, 53 seconds to go wichita state with a two-point lead. two time outs remaining. indiana in the double bonus. how do they play it from here? >> len: wichita state has to remain aggressive. they've got the ball in their part of the court. one-possession ballgame. stay aggressive. try to get to the free-throw line. certainly vanvleet can break down anybody. you start looking for open people. >> chris: bigs on either side. rebound the ball. no extra possessions for either team. >> marv: here we go. wichita state in possession. down to 45 seconds. got it inside. >> len: what a play. what a play. >> marv: cotton from carter -- tekele cotton with

>> marv: sam malone will come on and e.j. floreal getting set to check in. >> len: kentucky on a roll. >> marv: willis comes on. the sophomore out of kentucky. dakari johnson just fouled out. for the wildcats. 12 points and 6 rebounds. he played well off the bench. this is tarik phillip at the lean. >> chris: there they go. i was waiting for. it you know how it is len. we work so hard in practice. they don't get any of the accolades. they are working hard. sam malone better let one go from halfcourt for me. >> len: national tv. you have a style. >> marv: a senior and academic all-sec. takes a turn right here. the crowd wants someone to take a shot. willis. malone. >> chris: if they make it watch howard stein in the bench. >> marv: the final seconds of a blow out right from the start. kentucky 78 and west virginia 39. that's the biggest loss in the history of the ncaa. i would think among them. so a look at saturday night's game. it will be seen on tbs at 8:49. it will be kentucky going up against notre dame. final score. kent

>> marv: sam malone will come on and e.j. floreal getting set to check in. >> len: kentucky on a roll. >> marv: willis comes on. the sophomore out of kentucky. dakari johnson just fouled out. for the wildcats. 12 points and 6 rebounds. he played well off the bench. this is tarik phillip at the lean. >> chris: there they go. i was waiting for. it you know how it is len. we work so hard in practice. they don't get any of the accolades. they are working hard. sam malone better let one go from halfcourt for me. >> len: national tv. you have a style. >> marv: a senior and academic all-sec. takes a turn right here. the crowd wants someone to take a shot. willis. malone. >> chris: if they make it watch howard stein in the bench. >> marv: the final seconds of a blow out right from the start. kentucky 78 and west virginia 39. that's the biggest loss in the history of the ncaa. i would think among them. so a look at saturday night's game. it will be seen on tbs at 8:49. it will be kentucky going up against notre dame. final score. kent

. >> marv and linda simkakowski lost their son last july. they were told his death away caused by an aneurysm but an autopsy found something quite different. >> thanks for joining us i'm joie chen. the ves rans administration, new scrutiny of the va and now the death of a young marine vet at a wisconsin marine hospital has uncovered other systemic flaws. it is a tragedy that christof putzel has found about how to fix the va. >> i never thought he would die no. >> marv and linda simkakowski lost their son jason last july. he died at the at the tomah va hospital. >> i said jason i can't even understand you. so i went back to the nurse's station and i said what's wrong with him he can't even talk. she said oh we gave him some maition for themedication for the migraine. he'll be all right in a couple of hours. >> but he wasn't all right jason's death had been caused by an aneurysm butt a state autopsy revealed something very different. mixed drug toxicity. >> right here, everywhere positive trugz in his system. >> every one is a medication that

. >> marv and linda lost their son jason last august. >> i never thought he was going to die. >> the tomah va told them his death was caused by an aneurysm. >> despite the va's most serious warning, they found the nursing home residents with dementia received antiscottics. >> daddy, come on wake up. >> is not waking up. i'm like what the heck happened to my father. what happened, why is he not waking up. >> thanks for joining us for a special report drugging america. tonight we focus on two kinds of patients. veterans and the elderly, who are especially vulnerable to the practice of bad medicine. those of us who have had to parent our parents, fear that they will live out their final days in a drug stupor. what's worse, evidence that many nursing homes use strong antiscottics on elderly dementia patients a full decade after they were first warned not to. in an exclusive investigation, "america tonight's" sheila macvicar found the results can be catastrophic. >> here's dad right after surgery. >> patrice gillgen captured this with her father, jerry gillgen. went by ambulance to an ass

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marv you levitt told jurors the message scrawled inside the boat is consistent with jihadi documentsnd on his laptop. another one of his notes was shown to the jury, this one a plea to keep his financial aid. he claimed his schoolwork suffered because he lost relatives in chechnya quote, a republican that occupied by soldiers that wrongly abducts men under false pretences and terror accusations. he said he wanted to do well so he could help those in his country. marleau hall cbs news, boston. >>> president obama has agreed to slow down withdrawal from afghanistan. it's a shift in the plan and it comes at the request of the new government. the president meant with president obama yesterday. nearly 10,000 troops remain in afghanistan through the end of this year. >> we want to make sure that we're doing everything we can to help afghan security forces succeed so we don't have to go back. >> the u.s. forces will train and assist afghan forces who are fighting the taliban and other islamic militants. >>> hundreds of polish residents took to the streets to meet a convoy of u.s. troops. th

. >> marv and linda lost their son jason last august. >> i never thought he was going to die. >> the tomah va told them his death was caused by an aneurysm. >> despite the va's most serious warning, they found the nursing home resid

. >> marv and linda lost their son jason last august. >> i never thought he was going to die. >> theah va told them his death was caused by an aneurysm. >> despite the va's most serious warning, they found the nursing home residents with dementia

. >> marv and linda lost their son jason last august. >> i never thought he was going to die. >> the tomah va told them his death was caused by an aneurysm. >> despite the va's most serious warning, they found the nursing home residents with dementia received antiscottics. >> daddy, come on wake up. >> is not waking up. i'm like what the heck happened to my father. what happened, why is he not waking up.

is the fox news alert because the two police officers shot in ferguson missouri and at this hour a marvhese gunmen or gunman and police are gearing up for what could be another night of protest. what is going on in the streets of ferguson right now. go back live to ferguson griff jenkins? >> greta, we are standing right where the officer stood last night when they were shot. senseless violence. tonight you can see nothing brewing with just one lone protester over there and then of course in front there is some barricades but there are no police officers. however, it could change very much so later tonight. we're going to be on the watch and there is a real danger here, which is what jeff, the executive director of the st. louis police officer's association told me a little earlier. >> there is others out here with violent indepositions. the reporting has been lopsided not your network. what has happened for seven months is ongoing attempts to kill and maim police officers. shots being fired at them. every night two weeks in august. every night after the grand jury you are decision. molo

. >> marv and linda lost their son jason last august. the marine did not die overseas, he died at the medical facility. i said jason what's wrong with you? he said blah blah blah. what's wrong with him he can't even talk? she said we gave him some medication for migraine, he'll be all right in a couple of hours. >> reporter: he wasn't all right, efforts to revive him had failed. the state autopsy revealed something entirely different. mixed drug toxicity. >> everywhere it says positive drugs found in his system? >> right. every one is a medication that the va prescribed to him. >> the medical examiner found 13 different medications in jason's system. >> he was so drugged up, he had a drug to keep him up in the morning, and drugs at night because he couldn't sleep. it was a vicious circle. >> reporter: jason was one veteran, kept doped up on unusually high levels of opiates. it was difficult for jason after his four years in the marines ended at 2002. one witness to jason's last day was kristin a former toma housekeeper. who spoke out wha

to settle their differences and agree on a road pap to end the civil war hundreds of people have marved through yemen's capitol to protest against the abduction of two women. gone stray tors shows solidarity with the victims who calls on the government to do more to find them. unidentified gunman kidnapped french bill isabel and more female driver last wreak an iranian diplomate has been freed. he had been missing since july 2013 after leaving his home, he is believed to have been accusing doesn'ted by gunman linked to al quaida. we talks have been extended after the government and rebels miss add deadline for a deal the talks are being mediated by the east african regional block. which had given both sides until thursday to reach an agreements. the 14 month conflict has displaced 1.5 million people that has led to thousands of deaths. a update for us from the capitol jube ba. >> is this comes as no surprise, the warring parties came to the talks with very hard line positions. they have met directly, put they seemed to have agreed on nothing, still a lot of contention, and posturing the