>> marie: it's not the same thing. we believe here there are real issues that have not been looked into -- >> melissa: you don't think the republicans believe there was a real issues and benghazi? really? >> marie: by the if investigation when all the questions have been answered, by the f investigation, i thought they were doing it for political reasons. by the eighth investigation, ye yes. >> harris: americans died in that. >> marie: i was part of that administration and i wanted questions answered as well. >> harris: i've never heard you talk at the collective read. >> marie: as a democrat question marks me when you always say you don't represent every other democrat. but you feel like you do on this issue? >> marie: i feel like i represent double cuts on this count, yeah. i feel like my job is to bring forward the perspective from the party i'm a part of. yes. >> harris: so this is a uniting issue for democrats more than the others question asked before everything donald trump is uniting issue for democrats. >> har

mary beth: that is true. in the des moines school board, even though they were speaking up against us then, they changed their minds and have been supportive and welcoming. and we really appreciate that. john: they have been welcoming to us. mary beth: they even wore black armbands last year because students were speaking up about the issue with the parkland shooting. >> we have a couple minutes left for questions. somebody in the audience ask a quick question with the cube. wow. [laughter] >> just a quick question. >> i am omar and i wanted to ask , did you have any family members who rejected you or shunned you after you appeared at the supreme court? mary beth: we did not have any family members who rejected the us after the ruling. some were kind of mad about it, but not really. i am glad you asked that. i remember we were talking at lunch about how you were worried that something like the internment of the japanese could happen again, if we don't speak up about prejudice and discrimination. thank you for

mary: yes. jub: yes. jonathan: have you seen the lows on german 10-year yields? greg: no. mary: no.yes. jonathan: supertight range for 10-year treasuries through 2019. really tight, especially over the last couple of months, as well. are we going to break out, and are we breaking out yields higher or breaking out of the range with yield lower? yields higher or lower? greg: lower. mary: higher. jub: higher. jonathan: interesting stuff and great to have you with me. greg peters, mary bowers, and jub hurren. from new york city, that does it for us. we will see you next 1:00 p.m. friday, new york time and 6:00 p.m. in london. for our audience worldwide, this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ . . want more from your entertainment experience? just say teach me more. into your xfinity voice remote to discover all sorts of tips and tricks in x1. can i find my wifi password? just ask. [ ding ] show me my wifi password. hey now! [ ding ] you can even troubleshoot, learn new voice commands and much more. clean my daughter's room. [ ding ] oh, it won't do that. welp, someone s

things are pretty damn good. >> marie: not to everyone. >> greg: okay. >> marie: many people, myselfis moment. thank you, jesse. in a crisis moment where institutions are being tested in ways we haven't seen in many, many years. >> jesse: tested institutions. >> marie: when you are the one on the receiving end of not having protections anymore in this country because of our institutional breakdown. >> jesse: who doesn't have protections because of an institutional breakdown. >> marie: voting rights on the country are being curtailed. >> greg: do you mean getting rid of the electoral college? >> jesse: democrats just won 40 seats in the house. >> marie: cases in places like north carolina that ruled the republican party put in an unconstitutional voting system. >> dagen: let me point something out about hillary clinton. >> marie: this isn't his -- isn't hysteria. >> greg: you remember the humanitarian crisis of the caravans and then it went away. >> dana: can i mention one thing. one of the most recent fox poll's and this has been borne out another places, you ask about the number one

with that, welcome, mary burns. by the way, i knew mary back in the day. i worked for joelle leota when he was mayor and i volunteered for a lot of dianne's feinstein his efforts. mary and i crossed paths many times and i was the better for it. >> madame general manager, the mic is yours. >> thank you. i am so thrilled. i can't tell you how much i appreciate what you are doing for me, and if you don't mind, i have a few stories i would like to share. i am writing my memoirs, and so far, i am only writing the fun ones. [laughter] >> but we had -- it was a very different day when i was general manager, for one thing, we had both the zoo and candlestick park, which took a lot of focus and effort, but i was very, very interested. parks and recreation, through a very early age. i volunteered in a learn to swim program one my hometown, i think i was about 15 and helped mom his learn to teach their small children how to swim. and then i went on to become a water safety and a playground director, and i still can use my playground voice when i need to. anyway, and

i kind of have mary on the back -- pat mary on the back. some say he would have done it anyway, but i don't know if he had those presidential aspirations as much as she did. she saw something in him a lot of people did not see. she saw greatness. >> thank you for taking us around. >> thank you for allowing me to do this. >> the visit to springfield, illinois is an american history tv exclusive. we showed it to you to introduce you to c-span cities tour. for eight years, we travel to u.s. cities, running the literary scene and historic sites to our viewers. you can watch more of our visits at c-span.org/citiestour. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> next, president trump's statement on his veto to block the declaration on the southern border. the southern border. in a discussion about u.s. national security threats. at 10:00 p.m., newsmakers with larry kudlow. president trump talked about why he is vetoing the congressional resolution blo

>> marie: what's going on?r those things. >> harris: thank you. al green submitted hr 257 yesterday. i just thought this was interesting. we never hear this set down mike said out loud. "these we paid out of the house of representatives, such sums that are necessary, to assist the committee in conducting this inquiry." "any of which may be used for the procurement of staff or consulting services." they put this resolution out here. [laughter] >> harris: that's not what i read it! if enough people from the lifeboat to this and it comes forward, this is part of what the market people are then married to do. i just wonder, when you have someone of the speaker and you've got james clyburn, the majority whip, and you got steny hoyer -- when you have the top leadership in the house thing impeachment is not where we want to focus -- talking to hakeem jeffries, number four in the house. this is not where we want to focus. we want to do health care. the new couple lucy rolling out her health care as this resolution is b

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mary: yes. jub: yes. jonathan: have you seen the lows on 10 year yields? greg: no. mary: no.yes. jonathan: supertight range for 10 year treasuries through 2019. really tight, especially over the last couple of months, as well. are we going to break out, and are we higher or breaking out of the range with yield lower? yields higher or lower? greg: lower. mary: higher. jub: higher. jonathan: interesting stuff and great to have you with me. greg peters, mary bowers, and jub hurren. from new york city, that does it for us. we'll assume next friday 1:00 p.m. new york time and 6:00 p.m. in london. for our viewers worldwide, this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. get the data options you need and still save hundreds of dollars. do you guys sell, other dogs? now that's si

mary: yes. jub: yes. jonathan: have you seen the lows on 10 year yields? greg: no. mary: no.yes. jonathan: supertight range for 10 year treasuries through 2019. really tight, especially over the last couple of months, as well. are we going to break out, and are we higher or breaking out of the range with yield lower? yields higher or lower? greg: lower. mary: higher. jub: higher. jonathan: interesting stuff and great to have you with me. greg peters, mary bowers, and jub hurren. from new york city, that does it for us. we'll assume next friday 1:00 p.m. new york time and 6:00 p.m. in london. for our viewers worldwide, this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the b

mary worked the phones at home.nger brother marty kept watch in front of sav-on. >> hi, did you guys receive a flyer? >> reporter: soon it wasn't just the torrez family searching for cathy. >> we know god's there for you. >> reporter: police did jump on the case, and it seemed as if all of placentia did too. >> we had strangers, people coming to the house asking, "what can we do? where can we take the flyers? can we have some flyers" to pass out flyers. >> reporter: tina drove to the school where cathy worked. all the while, mary's mantra echoed thru her mind -- find the car and you'll find cathy. >> when i drove into the parking lot, i said, "let me just see her car. let me just see her car." because i knew a lot of things were going on in her life, you know -- you know, in that week prior. >> reporter: a lot of things was an understatement. cathy's family was very worried about her state of mind after a strange and terrifying series of events that had happened the week before she vanished. first, she'd come home t

first up we have celtic voices who are lead by mary mce yorver. mary, come on forward. [cheers and applause] [ ♪ ] [ ♪ ] [ ♪ ] [ ♪ ] [ ♪ ] >> thank you, mary, thank you celtic voices. next we have words from ireland. we have our council children, robert odriscoll and it's always a pleasure to be joined by councillor odriscoll. today it's a special honor, he became a father eight days ago and he's here to join us. welcome. >> on behalf of everything, welcome home to san francisco and city hall. (applause). my name is robert odriscoll as introduced and it's my great honor to be here for this remarkable occasion, celebrating the irish history here in this fair city. we've got a busy programme. we have three small short things to say. first, i want to say a huge congratulations to irish society. it's the 108th year for this parade, the longest running parade west of the mississippi and every year it's better and bert. whabetter. i love the focus on the people in the community, all of the the people who make the irish here a special community. the honorary grand marshals and

herndon was jealous with lincoln's relationship with mary. and mary. he was gone early morning to almost late evening to do law. >> can we find the old state capitol to the last. he practiced law and he was in the legislature. mary came into this building two very important times for me. one was when she watched him give the house dieded speech and the next one was when he gave up votes to mr. turnbull. and he turned over some votes to him that were given to mr. linchingon and mary was very dishartened that he would give -- would give up a legislative post to another man instead of giving up his votes to him. mary was very hard on mr. lincoln about that. if you turn into this parking lot, take a left, this would francis'swhere elijah house would have been sitting at sixth and jefferson. eliza and simeon -- simeon was the editor of the newspaper, eliza was his wife. mary and lincoln's engagement first broke up -- broke upy first because he got cold feet or did he just feel like he was inadequate for mary? i think a lot of it was the pressure from her si

mary: you have to follow the fund flows.y have been strong for high-yield this year while toerage loans have continued come down in the last couple weeks. the demand that was there for leverage loans was sucking the supply for high-yield and that is now bringing the supply back to high-yield. we expect to see a large amount of secured issuance coming back to the high-yield market. jonathan: what do you think greg? gerg: it is about coo's coming back. -- clo's coming back. it seems like the desire for floating assets is not what it once was. with the fed on hold talking about a hike in the marketplace, you are not seeing the same demand for floating rate product and there is not the same demand for loans. this makes a lot of sense when we see what was done on the back of it. jub: that is absolutely right. leverage issuers typically follow where the flow is. last year they were right about rates with the fed hiking. this year, that is not there and the flow comes back to the fixed coupon product. that has been a key driver in

anne-marie?> laura podesta here in new york. thank you so much, laura. >>> pilot training is being called into question as investigators analyze data from last week's ethiopian airlines crash that killed all 157 people on board. cbs news has learned that u.s. pilots were initially given about 56 minutes of training on an ipad about the difference between the new boeing max planes and the older 737s. ethiopia's transport minister says the black box data shows similarities between the ethiopian crash and the lion air crash last october that involved the same model plane. the faa has since grounded all max 8 and 9 jets. >>> and flood watches and warnings are in effect this morning in at least a dozen states. rapid snow melt is producing deadly flooding in the midwest. forecasters warn that parts of iowa and nebraska remain at high risk. meg oliver reports. >> reporter: the fast-moving floodwaters washed out several towns in eastern nebraska and iowa. >> every levee south of council bluffs to the mis

i'm anne-marie green. it is the latest twist in the case involving jussie smollett. prosecutors dropped all 16 charges against the "empire" actor even though they still believe he faked his attack in january. the dismissal has put a rift between them and chicago's mayor, rahm emanuel. emanuel is considering suing smollett to recoup money spent in the investigation. laura podesta is here in new york to bring us up to speed. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the biggest question mark with the story is why the charges were dropped. police say there was plenty of evidence to prosecute smollett. so it's leading people to speculate about what information the state's attorney's office doesn't want the public to know. a surprise decision in the case against jussie smollett. a chicago prosecutor dropped all charges against the "empire" actor. >> i've been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one. i would not be my mother's son if i was capable of one drop of what i've been accu

thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. anne-marie green.> live from the cbs bay area studios,is kp5 news. >>> let's start today with the look at the the bay bridge from our exclusive salesforce tower cam. it looks like another beautiful day in the bay area. good morning. it is tuesday, look at the the bay bridge from our exclusive salesforce tower cam. it looks like another beautiful day in the bay area. good morning. it is tuesday, march 19. i am melissa came in for michelle griego. >> i am kenny choi. you may not necessarily need your umbrella this morning. the rain is in the forecast this week , mary. >> especially for tomorrow. we will hold off on the rain today but changes are already coming across the bay area. we are watching the clouds continued to move in. that will be the case today. it will be dry, but we are looking at the rain returning as we head to tomorrow. here is what you can expect. here is a live look outside. we are under a mostly cloudy skies in san jose right now and 52 degrees, currently 51 in concord and san francis

i'm anne-marie green. >>> the search for dozens of people still missing after a deadly tornado resumes this morning in southeast alabama. an aerial view shows the damage of lee county. at least 23 people were killed in sunday's tornado but that number is expected to rise. those left homeless face a new problem, an overnight freeze warning. jeff glor reports from hard-hit beauregard, alabama. >> got the big tornado. >> reporter: the catastrophic winds tore through entire blocks of lee county, alabama. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: and speeds at high of 170 miles an hour. drone footage revealed flattened forests, tangled with homes and power lines. sirens gave a community of 10,000 an eight to ten-minute warning to seek shelter. insulation from destroyed homes clung eerily to tree after tree. so right now, we're going with the sheriff to some of the worst hit areas after this tornado. it's clear that officials here in alabama are still trying to determine the full scope of all of the damage here. jay jones has

mary's in the big dance. we'll hear from the basketball team after finding out who they'll play in the ncaa tournament. >>> we're thrilled. we've been waiting a long time for this to happen. >> see how the long awaited service from the bay area to hawaii has a big celebration. . >>> all right. looks pretty good on the roads so far if you're driving 24 looking good to and into oakland. >>> we're on board for another nice day today. temperatures well above t day of the week. the system to the left we'll tell you when. southwest airlines is flying from the bay area to hawaii. these are the first photos of those first flights te it landed in honolulu. that inaugural flight left oakland after 11:00 yesterday morning. alyssa reports a sendoff started with the celebration including hula dancers and hawaiian music. hula dancers greeted passengers lucky enough to have tickets on the first flight to hawaii. >> we're thrilled. we've been waiting a long time for this to happen. >> enthusiasts from all the country say thi

anne-marie?> all right, laura podesta here in new york. thank you so much, laura. >>> this morning, syria condemned president trump's declaration of israel's authority over the golan heights, calling the statement irresponsible. esident tweeted, "s time fhe unitestates to fully recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. the land is one of the world's most-disputed territories. the announcement hands benjamin netanyahu a significant foreign policy victory. margaret brennan reports. >>> thank you, america. thank you. >> reporter: prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the midst of a tough re-election fight thanked president trump for declaring the territory seized from syria after the 1967 war a permanent part of israel. the president explained his decision. >> i've been thinking about doing it for a long time. it's been a very hard decision for every president. no president has done it. >> reporter: what about netanyahu's re-election -- >> i wouldn't know about that. >> reporter: u.s. re

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. or watching. i'm anne-marie green. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> we start with a live look outside. we have the embarcadero on this tuesday morning, it is march 12. we have fairly clear conditions. good morning. i am kenny choi. >> i am michelle griego. let's check on our forecast. it will be breezy today. the winds will kick up with a dry front pushing across our region. it was expected to increase our winds. here is a live look from the ocean beach clubhouse camera. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s right now. 47 in concord in oakland, 40 in livermore, 51 in san francisco. 43 in san jose and santa rosa is 46. we have a a mix of sun and clouds today. as we head into tomorrow, we have sunshine and warm temperatures. we will kick off wednesday with a warming trend, into the 70s some spots inland by this weekend. we will time it out for you on futurecast, take you hour by hour in just a few minutes. le

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i'm anne marie greene. president trump is headed to florida today to promote infrastructure and he's likely to continue his victory lap over the findings of the mueller report. last night the president spoke for more than 80 minutes at a rally in grand rapids, michigan. he won the state in 2016 and hopes to do so again in 2020. in his speech, the russia report remained front and center. laura podesta is here from new york with more. good morning, laura. >> reporter: anne-marie, in many ways the president is back on the campaign trail, touting his accomplishments and the lack of findings in the mueller report. meanwhile, democrats are not ending their fight to see that report themselves. >> the russia hoax is finally dead. >> reporter: in front of supporters for the first time since the end of the russia probe be the collusion delusion is over. >> reporter: president trump kept his eyre focused on democrats who have their own investigations into him. >> the democrats have to now decide whether they will cont

i was a neighbor and friend of mary mary ann miller and her husband, jim. she was an intelligent, creative and generous person. she loved art, music, history, poetry, and architecture. she devoted much of her time and personal savings to community projects. she helped many friends, neighbors, and homeless people that she encountered in the park. she was one of those people that formed the connective tissue of our city. thank you for your time. >> president yee: thank you. next? >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is sylvia castillo, and i'm here representing essential access health. we administer the title ten federal family planning program here in california, and i'd just like to thank supervisor brown and the entire board for championing access to sexually reproductive health care and taking action of this very critical issue. thank you for standing strong for this resolution to defend california and san francisco values. title ten has -- the title ten program has been a critical part of our public health system since service established. title ten s

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. or watching. i'm anne-marie green.> good morning everyone, we are taking a live look outside and this is high on top of the sales course tower, you can see the clouds in the sky as we have rain showers this morning. that mary says that we could see sunshine later this afternoon. it is thursday, march 7 but is just about 4:30 am and as we are checking weather, we are slowly but surely going to see that dry weather coming in. >> it is slowly getting better. appeared yesterday morning with the widespread rain we are looking at scattered showers coming in with a little bit of an improvement some locations getting the wet start to the day. other locations not so much. you can seen there is activity lighting up our radar screen especially from the north bay near novato and ran along the coast as well as san ramon and the tri-valleys. hayward there's light rain right over you right now across union city as well as makita's, to the day for you. all the way down through morgan hill and se

anne-marie? >> all right, laura. thank you so much. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," full coverage of the deadly alabama tornado and severe weather in the region. >>> the northeast was hit by a major snowstorm last night. the storm is set to drop at least a half a foot of snow. plows and salt trucks were dispatched throughout new jersey, new york, and connecticut. state of emergency has been declared in new jersey, and school is canceled in new york city. chief meteorologist eric fisher from our boston station, wbz, has the forecast. >> reporter: a snowstorm is still throwing down the snow around boston this morning. and up into maine, it is a fast mover, moving off shore as we head into the afternoon. the impact of this will be winding down but leaving heavy snow and scattered power outages in its wake. now the big part of the storm system, the tornadoes, of course, across the south. numerous tornado reports, and the issue here as we head into the recovery part of all of this is the cold. very u

jane: mary anne marsh, thank you for joining me. mary anne: thanks so much, pleasure.if thinking about politics makes you feel ill at the moment, you might be surprised to learn that democracy is good for your health. -- good for you. that is according to a new study which found that countries that switch to democracy experience improved life expectancy and fewer deaths than heart disease. ,arlier i spoke to tom bollyky author of "plagues and the power of progress." weanks very much for joining me. what is the link b health and democracy? thtom: the link between hend democracy historically is pretty modest. most were many autocracies have done well on health, done well on life expectancy, child mortality, and countries like cuba and chi were held out as global success stories what is different about the research now is it looks at what happening to countries now that they are shifting to heart disease, diabetes, can not just life expectancy, but people get sick and die from? what we find is the link between democracy and deaths from these diseases is quite strong. adul

anne-marie? >> laura podesta in new york, thank you so much, laura. >>> european aviation officials are grounding boeing 737 max 8 jets following a deadly plane crash in europe. -- crash in ethiopia. and it joins asian and middle eastern governments and carriers that have barred the plane. as mola lenghi reports, pressure is mounting for the u.s. to follow. >> reporter: dozens of airlines in countries suspended flights of boeing 737 max 8 jets after sunday's crash killed 157 people in ethiopia. just months after the lion air disaster in indonesia, the tragedy raised new concerns in the u.s. about the aircraft's safety. >> if an issue that affects safety is identified, the department and the faa will not hesitate to take immediate and appropriate action. >> reporter: on tuesday the faa said its review so far shows, quote, no systemic performance issues and provides no basis to order grounding the aircraft. but that stance is putting the agency under increasing pressure. >> these planes are acciden

anne-marie? >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you, laura. >>> president trump is facing more criticism for his continued attacks against late arizona senator john mccain. mr. trump spoke out about the vietnam war p.o.w. at an army tank plant in ohio yesterday. and now more fellow republicans are speaking out against the president as his dispute with mccain grows more bitter. major garrett reports. >>> i've never liked him much. hasn't been for me. >> reporter: in ohio, president trump tried to explain the inexplicable -- a running feud with revered republican senator john mccain who has been dead for seven months. >> mccain didn't get the job done for our great vets. >> reporter: as if to justify the attacks that have rankled top republicans, mr. trump repeatedly faulted mccain on policy. >> the other thing is we're in a war in the middle east that mccain pushed so hard. when he finally had the chance to do it, he voted against repeal and replace. >> reporter: and this -- >> i gave him the kind of funeral that he wanted whi

mary's coming out on top. the gael's are expecting another win.damian cortez/sophomore- "i we can pull out a big upset, um, you know, admissions will go up, everything will start to get better here, um, you'll start to see kids more excited about basketball."brianna becerra/freshman- "it's more than basketball, its not a lot of people know about saint mary's, so it's really cool that we have our name out there."victoria more- "considering saint mary's is such a small school, you know, out in moraga, small town. it's a really big deal to think we're going to the ncaa and participating in such a big event." (grant) coming up... the president taking executive action to protect free speech on university campuses... how people at u-c berkeley are responding (justine) police in san mateo are asking for help in identifying two suspects... details on what they're accused of doing... and why officers are stepping up patrols downtown. (grant) plus... a massive homeless camp is being shut down--- only to open two more in

anne-marie? >> laura podesta in new york.hank you so much. >>> ahead only on "cbs this morning," gayle king's interview with r. kelly as the singer answers questions about allegations of sexual abuse for the first time since his arrest last month. >>> so now to the tornado recovery in alabama, president trump has declared a major disaster in the state. the president has ordered federal aid to supplement local recovery efforts. a twister swept through lee county on sunday killing at least 23 people. a mother whose son died when the tornado hit described the terrifying ordeal. >> i heard all the kids screaming, and i tried to hold them a little tighter. and that's when i just -- the whole floor like just snapped from under us. >> four children were among the dead. the list of missing is now down to seven or eight people. >>> london's transportation hubs are on alert this morning after police found a series of explosives. investigators say three devices were sent in small packages to buildings at or near heathrow airport, london

congratulations to st marys. see you tonight. >>> we are live from the campus of stanford this morning. they are in the midst of what the u. s. department of justice is calling the largest college admissions scandal in history. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> no more executions in california. this morning, noon et heels on the governor's executive order. >>> a college admissions cheating schedule, parents accused of doing whatever it takes. >>> boeing's 737 max 8 is still lifting off in the u. s. what it will take for the faa to ground the plane. >> it is wednesday, march 13. good morning. i am kenny choi. >> i am michelle griego. let's check in with mary lee. we have a great

mary's college. we have a strong athletic program and excited to celebrate the men's basketball team and the women tomorrow night and cannot imagine the alumni tuning in and watch parties hawaii to new york and so excited. the exposure is unbelievable. >> thank you for joining us. there's a watch party here at dryden and the different ones, as well. in san francisco, you can watch the game at the golden gate tap room. the athletic club oakland hosting a watch party or the game at stadium pub in walnut creek. moylan's brewing and the office in san jose. i'll be at the south bay location. we posted a full location of the parties on our site and i posted them on my facebook page. you can follow me. although, today, it's laura garcia smc once a gael always a gael. it's fun to be out here. i'll throw it back to you in the studio. go, gaels. >> we're all rooting for them tonight, too. bay area stand up. thank you, laura. >>> if you have not filled out the bracket, our "today in the bay" team has. you can s

this is mary beth our mother behind mary beth our father leonard and chris singer to his right. also you see her lack armband. >> she was suspended also. >> i am back behind their summer i was not in the shop but we all attended the school board meeting. the school board decided to support the principles and so we had been kicked out of school and our lawyer with what was then the iowa civil liberties union, now it's the american civil liberties union iowa chapter, recommended that we go back to school without the armbands on so that we would not complicate our case with truancy issues and that we sue the school system for violating our first amendment rights. that is what we did. >> that is what happened. >> we lost at the district court . judge stephenson, he felt that it was a first amendment issue but it was a free speech issue but that the school authorities had the right to make the rule about that. so we lost our case at the district court, the federal district court level. so we appealed it to the circuit court in st. louis. normally at the circuit court, the case is hea

mary's it's one undone. their team battled and it wasn't a blowout. >> mikey's face said it all at the final buzzer. for two hours this campus was transfixed. standing room own only. >> there's nothing better than this. i love these guys. i hope we can play in the 2nd half. going to the half with the lead, a good sign, staff and students were on their feet. >> we're against a time that won last year tournament. this is exciting for us. >> there's students with the game on one screen and the homework on the other. >> you may be dreaming. >> i'm an optimist. >> a few books open but only in time-outs. >> what everyone wanted, an upset like the one that got them here over gonzaga. >> people were screaming and hug and hitting each other. it was wild. i was participating in that. >> in late minutes, shot, after shot, after shot did not fall and the second half lead villanova grabbed held to the end. >> we were doing so well and we choked. i get it. amid the disappointment, pride. five years of nine st. mary's have

they will go up saint mary's. after beating gonzaga for the guaranteed birth the only thing left for the committee to decide is who think will play and where. they will meet villanova. the location is hartford, connecticut on thursday. randy happy with the outcome and the way his team is trending. >> when you have real confidence, it doesn't go away. a win like that, a run like we have had -- winning eight of our last nine, it builds real confidence. i feel good about us there. i think the -- we really grown. its unbelievable. >>. >> we have a lot of confidence going into there game. we couldn't be more excited >>> one of the stories was 48-year-old jim who put on a spectacular final day charge. he played well ahead of the third round leaders finishing 18. right on the money with his approach. netsim birdie. five under par, 67 gave him the lead. rory mcilroy was still on the course. mcilroy started the day one stroke off the lead. here's his second shot to the par 5 16 hole. he two putted from there for a birdie.

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mary's. they go up nine. and they hold off the 'zags.waiting for the run from gonzaga that never came. the 'zags won 21 in a row. scott reese was down there he said he had a feeling this would happen. he insisted on going to las vegas and files this report following the 60-47 victory by the gaels. . >> it took a tremendous leap of faith to see this coming. the were number 1 in the country but beaten st. mary's. the gaels. >> continue 'zaga has been dominant. our guys just stayed together. stayed the course. >> it's a thrill. we held them tonight. credit to these guys. it's crazy. >> it's an amazing feeling. the number 1 team in the country. our guys took them down. i dream for moments like this. >> are you going to put this down. >> probably not. >> this will be a more relaxing selection on sunday. they can ponder where and not if they will play in the ncaa tournament. >> in basketball it happens but this is as close to a buzzer- beater in hockey the jets get joe buzz vell skied. thought come the sharks. 6straight wins. down 2-1. the gre

i'm anne-marie green.irlines in the u.s. are working to rebook passengers this morning after the faa suspended boeing's 737 max 8 and 9 airplanes. the u.s. was one of the last holdouts in grounding the jets following the ethiopian airlines crash sunday. authorities cited new data when they issued the emergency order yesterday. wendy gillette is here in new york with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. 40 countries have banned the max planes. boeing's new version of its airliner debuted in 2017 and was a big seller. 350 of the planes have been delivered, and another 4,600 are on backlog. its success is now in question. one by one, the last of the boeing 737 max 8s landed safely throughout the united states. they were in the air when president trump announced -- >> we're going to be issuing an emergency order of prohibition to ground all flights of the 737 max 8 and the 737 ma eporr:rounding came three days after the crash of ethiopian airlines flight 302 on sunday. 157 people died including eight