painting your face, buying a keg of beer and inviting all of your friends over to root for your alma mater. con, then finding out the university of phoenix online doesn't have a basketball team. [ laughter and applause ] i thought i saw that in a commercial. i thought they said they got a great basketball team. i'll play for it. if the university of phoenix online wants a basketball team, i will start for you guys. [ laughter ] pro, for players, the end of each game is the most thrilling 30 seconds in college.

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mississippi valley state, that's jerry rice's alma mater, they led by 16 points late.is is the first game of the tournament, they came back, and in the final five minutes cut a 16-point deficit down and won the game 59-58. so western kentucky advances to play kentucky >>> every game counts for the sharks. logan couture making sharks history in a minute. power play, and calgary had a 2-1 lead. into the eighth and final playoff stop, sharks fighting for this. calgary wins 3-2 tonight beating the sharks.

once they arrived at the school they sang its alma mater. then the family of some of the victims made a plea to kids across the nation. >> if you're friends or someone you're friends with on any social media networks and you see something that doesn't look right, tell your mom and dad. tell the police. tell a counselor. tell a principal. tell a neighbor. tell a friend. just tell somebody. >> ron palmer's nephew danny is one of the three students killed in monday's shooting. two others were injured. late this afternoon prosecutors charged 17-year-old t.j. lane with three counts of murder as a juvenile. >>> police in leesburg say a middle school student's actions might have prevented a dangerous situation at school there. they say a simpson middle school student told his parents a fellow student was considering an act of violence. police were contacted and immediately started an investigation. officers say the student in question was in need of a psychiatrist. that child was taken for a mental health evaluation after the investigators contacte

reporter: a commemoration for taylor anderson, an american victim of tsunami was held at her alma mater, randolph macon college in virginia. 500 people, including taylor's parents, friends, and japanese ambassador to the u.s. ichiro fujisaki gave a moment of silence for all victims. a year ago, taylor, then 24 years old, was teaching english at an elementary school in ishinumaki city and went missing when the tsunami hit the area. taylor's father, andy, spoke of her dream. >> what we are doing now and hope to do for years to come is build on taylor's dream to be a bridge between our two countries. >> reporter: taylor had a life-long love of japan. for her it was a dream come true to go there to teach children english. for her parents, andy and jeanne, it has been a long and difficult year. but it gives them joy, they say, to receive letters and cards from those whose heart taylor touched in japan. many children wrote thank you letters for english books they received from the andersons. it was made possible by the taylor anderson fund her family set up last year. >> very difficult. good

mcconnell for that kind introduction and for inviting me to come down to visit his all modern -- alma mater and to see this great city and the people of louisville. mitch mcconnell and i got our start working in the united states senate as legislative aides in the 1960's. i was working for a republican at that time and so was he. between the two of us, we have over 40 years of experience in washington. you have every right to question our sanity. [applause] but not our sense of duty. over the decades of working together, i have developed a great respect for mitch and his leadership and his dedication to public service. we have always enjoyed a strong working relationship and a strong friendship. because whether you are the son of an italian immigrants or not the son of a father who fought in world war ii, we both have been blessed with the opportunity to serve this great nation of ours that we love so much. when i learned that i would be coming down here to the bluegrass state to give a speech, my thoughts turned to one of senator mitch mcconnell's distinguished predecessors, henry clay. he

. >> he has the ohio state buck e buckeyes going to the final four as well as my alma mater, the goodld tar heels of unc. more on the presidential picks coming up on "gma." thank you, mr. president for being a tar heels fan at heart. >>> it looks like iowa's andrew brommer making sh shot looks fake. no, it wasn't doctored. no special effects. the problem, though, he did it during practice. >> look at that. thought him everything he nose. >>> coming up, which celebrity spends $8,000 a month to look good? >>> and one city gets ready for a st. patty's day crackdown. [ laughing ] [ sea ] what's the last romantic thing he did for you? ohh, i don't know... ummm... did you have to do that to me? what counts as romantic? is somebody watching me somewhere? like emptying the dishwasher? [ laughing ] is this your mother? ♪ ♪ two. three. one. two. and, three. [ male announcer ] with the bankamericard cash rewards credit card, earn more cash back for the things you buy most. 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% cash back on groceries. 3% back on gas. automatically. no hoops to jump through. y a

. >>> former secretary of state, condoleezza rice, watching her alma mater, stanford, taking on duke.scoring on the putback. later on in the first, cardinal out in front. a nine-point game. stanford, rolling by 11. second half now. the other half of the sisters, hitting the "j." stanford up ten. and later on, one more time. this time, she misses, but her sister, pulling up the dirty work. stanford wins 81-69. they're moving on to the final four. >>> and here's how things look in the brackets. get them out. des moines region, raleigh region, kingston region. the final four is whittled down. kentucky and connecticut, they square off at 7:00 eastern tonight. and notre dame and maryland, a 9:00 eastern tip time. >>> the newest new york jet is an excitable guy. tim tebow appeared before the new york media for the first time since he was traded from the denver broncos. >> the former bronco used the word excited more than 40 times. count. >> i'm so excited about being a jet. so excited about meeting my teammates. and i'm very, very excited. this is exciting. it's exciting for me. excited abo

it's an honor to serve my alma mater and speaking with the attorneys general pep let me say a word about fair use. as an attorney who spends his days in academics i intend to make some use of content under fair use. hopefully we can make copyright law which some find a little bit dry to be a little more entertaining. i see some yawning in the back already. so let's get to it. of course if you feel that it is in fair use, feel free to speak to my lawyer. he's a very good lawyer. if i may just pause for a second, in new york as in many other states ourks office of attorney general handles litigation, i'm not only in house counsel but often a client as well. you have similar rilgs relationships in your states. in new york i'm routinely boiled over by the creativity, thoughtfulness and eagerness. speak as somewhat regular client of theirs i'm zealous advocates for the university. i appreciate that a great deal. when i sit down to think about copyright and piracy i recall the words carved into the moot court bench in my law school. the law must be stable but yet it cannot stand still. i think

speaking at her alma mater she call and university women to create a single center of training for research in the problems of the family. in order to give women in the home the status of a profession and to elevate into a national system strong, free and lasting, the cult of the american family. interesting choice of words. central to maternalist thinking was the concept of a family wage pointing to research showing that as the father's average income doubled, the infant mortality rate was more than half. julia lathrop concluded that a decent income self-respectively earned by the father is the beginning of wisdom, the only fair division of labor between the father and the mother of young children and the strongest safeguard against a high infant mortality rate. at the children's bureau, she pro pepped the first and simplest duty of women is to safe it guard the lives of mothers and babies. condemning birth control, her goal, encourage for better health care for all mothers before, during and after pregnancy. she called the campaign "baby saving." the bureau published books on prenatal car

would john wall get beat by his alma mater? earlier this week gary williams was asked that same question. >> you walk into some gyms and you better be tough regardless of how good you are. i think one game atropia reason a i wouldn't be surprised -- at rupp arena, i wouldn't be surprised to see the kentucky win one game. >>> the final four show on saturday, louisville tips at 6:09, the next game at 8:49. you can watch it all right here. >>> donovan mcnabb was not a good fit for the redskins offense and now he says rg3 isn't a good fit either blaming thing a owes of the shanahans saying he's not sure if they're willing to tailor their offense. you would think as much as they gave up to get him, they would try to help him out. >> no sour games there? >> just a little. >> they should have tried jason campbell. never did that. they're aware of the highway. >> that's all for 9 news now. stay with wusa9 for the cbs evening news next and derek is back at 7:00. good night. labored breathing ] [ coughing continues ] [ gasping ] [ elevat

it is an honor to serve my alma mater and an honor to be here speak together attorneys general. let me start with a word about fair use. as an intellectual property attorney who spends his days with academics, i tend to make some use of content under fair use. hopefully we can make copy right law, which some find a little bit dry, to be a little more entertaining. i see some yawning in the back already so let's get to it. if you feel it isn't fair use, feel free to speak to my lawyer, he's a very good lawyer. and if i may just pause for a second, in new york as in many other states, our office of attorneys general handle sunn's litigation. i'm not always counsel but i'm often a client as well. in new york i'm routinely bowled over by the kreeftivity, thoughtfulness and proficiency of our assistances attorneys general. speakings a somewhat frequent client, i'm a zealous part of our community. i recall the words carved in the bench at orlaw school that the law must be stable yet it cannot stand still. i think back to my job at the movie theater. i made $5.15 an hour, the minimum w

say this year you donate write a check to your alma mater and lose your job, you're not triggering somethingt seems odd. what does seem odd say you write off your 1995 camry you donated for $15,000. large donations like that when not making a lot of money trigger the irs's attention and the take away here if you're going to donate anything over $500 you're going to need to fill out form 8283 to ultimately substantiate that donation so just make sure the dollars make sense. >> what about your home office, a lot of people work from home and want to deduct that work space from their home expenses can you do that? >> you can do that. here's again when it's perfectly okay. say you have a home office where your computer is, office supplies, and here's the key, where you do the majority of your work. what does not make a home office the laptop in the corner of your living room you work on from time to time watching tv at night. it's important this is one that again the irs pays a lot of attention to. and if you have any questions about whether or not you have a home office, check out irs publicatio

your alma mater. if your section of the parade is your university. the party other party to which you may belong, be it the democratic or the progressive party. and most importantly, the party to which you belong for suffrage. and this is the national women's party tricolor, although this is from our collection and i'm afraid it's faded a little bit so that purple has become a sort of blue. but it should be the color of kyle's dress. [ laughter ] eggplant. purple, white, and gold. the national women's party colors. and this tricolor is used along with all of these other banners in deliberate combinations of words and color and pageantry that create the women's suffrage -- the physical part of the women's suffrage movement and the picketing part of the women's suffrage movement. and it backs up the words, and it backs up the lobbying. and it creates a visual encounter for the public, and a spectacle for the press, and a way of lobbying the people in the white house and the people in the capital with public behind them in a way that is hard to be done

. >> john stockton rooting on his alma mater. the mountaineers seemed lethargic all game and they took advantage sending them home early 77-64. they play the winner of this game taking on ohio state. but the greyhounds dancing ends early. the wizards making moves today in a three-game trade. the wizards get nana, ryan cook and a second round pick in 2015. just hours later, the wizards take the court in new orleans facing the hornets. they never looked back. john wall having some fun tonight. behind the back layup. he had 26 points. 12 assists on the night. they won tonight by 10. all right. this not necessarily a sight caps fans want to see. that is alex ovechkin face down. ov and mike kanuble collided. ovechkin is okay and will probably suit up tomorrow night against winnipeg. >> nana not one of the nba's wives. >> a big 6-foot 11-foot player. >> right. just checking. welcome. good night.

it was at his alma mater, eureka college. he was there a few months after he was shot. and reagan came out, and he thanked the president and the faculty for giving him an honorary degree. then he said, "it's wonderful to get an honorary degree from eureka college. to tell you the truth, i always thought the first degree i got was rather honorary as well"the night i didn't get great grades here, but just the other night i was sitting on the truman balcony of the white house and it was a starlit night, just beautiful. nancy and i were sipping some wine. to the right i look and there's the lincoln memorial, straight ahead washington monument and the jefferson memorial. to the left the capitol building. i said, "nancy, next week i'm going to eureka college". she says, "yes, i know, dear". he says, "i didn't get very good grades at eureka college". she says "yes, i know, dear". he says, "you know, there's no telling what i could have become had i really applied myself and really been diligent at eureka college." [ laughter ] >> i want to start today this symposium that is a

earlier i mentioned a mub of performance materics that seem to be heading in the wrong direction when it comes to claims processing. but i want to start by talking about the quality of va's decisions on disability claims. your goal is to have 98% accuracy. but for the past three years accuracy nationwide has been about 84%. and as of december '011 the accuracy rate at regional offices around the country varied from 94 to 61. mr. secretary, in total how much is va requesting for '013 budget to carry out all of those quality initiatives including the quality review teams at each of the regional offices? >> thanks, senator. let me turn to secretary hickey to answer that. >> senator burr, thank you for your question. and i will say i'm glad you're asking us about -- thank you. senator burr, thank you for your question. i'm glad you're asking about quality because we're very focused on both production and quality. it's not a trade for one and the other. i can't give you the very specifics on each one of those costs, but i can tell you we expect the impact to be significant in our ability t

reporting today across the whole of europe a lot of many people out there will governments listen to the mater and if they don't this is what happens next. well governments are you know sort of a very difficult situation because they have to abide by the rules imposed by the european union are meant to say by germany and they have to abide also or take care of what their people are saying in the streets but eventually the money comes from the european union so the power lies in the european union to put pressure on the countries on the member states to comply with the austerity measures now obviously you can't do us much as you can do and some countries like greece are on the verge of collapsing they have already lost their sovereignty they are losing their pride you know there is not much more that can be asked from for police and other countries will follow and i think the u.k. should learn the lesson from these interest here thought smart and dress a member of the european parliament from the u.k. independence party thank you indeed for your time thank you well coming up a little later in t

who knew alma mater could speak. who knew she was black. thank you. [applause] we are going to the q&a. and while they are setting up, due out this moderate the q&a is philadelphia's own ipod, who for 23 years that public administration work within the structures of public policy and the government right here in philadelphia. he and his wife founded and serves as president of this full-time jihads bockman foundation, which he created in honor of his son who was killed again fire when he was 15 years old. it was a 15-year-old shot by a 16-year-old with a gun owned by a 17-year-old. in their way of morning was in the true spirit of the panther party was to fight back on behalf of all of our young people and to create a really dynamic foundation that is doing education and job counseling out lots of magnificent work. so please, welcome brother zoltan to this stage. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. first, brother jamal, let me ask you a quick question. but all you've been through it the panther party, but would you describe were how would you describ

you mentioned kentucky and you brought my alma mater into the conversation.ot of people are picking them, they are kind of a sexy final four team, what do you think about the vanderbilt team? >> let me tell you, this, i talked to the president during the break, he said you haven't donated in years, you better donate some cash. i'm always teasing you, willie. but vanderbilt was my pick on selection sunday, the team to beat syracuse, when with fab mello, they shoot the ball really well, jenkins is a terrific long-range shooter. taylor is athletic. zeale, the inside. and remember this, i looked at my preseason top ten, i had vanderbilt preseason top six, so they underachieved -- >> yeah. >> -- to this moment and now they are playing their best basketball. >> i think they are playing the way they thought they should since the top of the season. you are absolutely right about the president calling me and my lack of giving. what about the picks, you mentioned vcu a minute ago, who is the vcu this year potentially in the bracket? >> i like maurice state and i like w

yeah, dick gregory came to my alma mater, if that's what i could call it, adelphi university in 1983 and turned me out, meaning that he came and spoke as part of a black history lecture series, something i've been involved with for the last 11 years. and i'd never heard a man so funny then get so deadly serious and cover topics and issues all the in the span of an hour and a half. so it was totally fascinating to me. and i said, "well, you know what? "if i happen to do anything on a public stage, i would hope to do it half as good." so from-- where did the musical, you know, concept come from, if you're motivated by dick gregory? dick gregory was a speaker. he was a man who organized movements. why did you do it through music? well, my earliest recollection of music is always in my household. my mother listened to motown, stax, atlantic, from roberta flack, aretha franklin, stevie wonder, you know. "chuck, do your chores." and you've got music playing, just, you know, seeping into your bloodstream and ear stream. and my father liked jazz here and there. but i was mainly into sports.

people are rooting for their alma maters. >> it is always a challenge for employers appear almost one in five employees said they will spend more than an hour checking scores. most of them on the sneak. drama will be debated on social media. >> some companies put restrictions on their network and tell their employers they cannot do that. what happens is in makes liars out of your employers. >> workers do not need the company computer to do it. a few employers are taking an opportunity to boost workplace morale with barbecues and big screen tv's. >> it helps the employees get to know each other better. >> if you plan to watch, just be aware of your company's policy. >> i think it is a great idea to embrace it. >> microsoft says they will sell a new xbox next year. apple's new ipad is on sale. jane king has the bloomberg business report. tgif, jane. >> happy friday. the new ipad going on sale at 8:00 a.m. this morning. i have seen people occupying new york's fifth avenue since yesterday. it is rating in little bit this morning. they wanted the new device. -- it is raining this morning.

know my big question is is there an investigation going on there is clearly indications of fraud as mater of fact in congressional testimony the chairman of the c.m.e. group noted that documents were falsified from m.f. global to the regulators i don't know it seems like that's fraud to me but there's no fraud investigation here and it appears. trustee louis freeh the former federal bureau of investigations director who for some reason is in charge of a bankruptcy where he stands to make hundreds of millions of dollars doesn't feel the need to investigate fraud so i don't know match where do i start i guess is my issue but just to fill in some of the jargon airsoft c.m.e. group or both regulators covers want to aspect of the securities industry c.m.e. as in chicago problems wallace commodities industry but it's a it's a regulator that's self-regulating right and they regulate themselves and as such they've done a bad job regulating themselves correct well no i think you have to take a look at this is a lot more complex than that i actually feel that the self regulators in my opinion are d

the way it brings the country together and families and communities, peoplee ooting for their alma matersanies put restrictions on their netwook anddthe sites that you can go to, or tell their employees thht they can't do that. well, in today's day and time, it just makes liars out of your employees. beccuse with so mmny smartphones in employees' pockets, workers don't need the company computtr to do it. so rrther than fight technology, a few employers like the motley fool in alexandria, virginia, are using it to boost workplace morale -- with barbecues and big creen t-v's. it's wonderful to increase collaboration. it helps the eepllyees get to know each pther better. of couuse, not every company aware of your employer's e - policy.i'm carrie peirce and thats your word oo theeweb. 3 ...why the placement of this woman's garden...spprked a lawsuitin 10 minutes on fox45 news at ten the best way to turn those old pictures... into files.after the break &pi'm lauren cook with your traffic edge report. construction could affect your commute in baltimore city tomorrow. crews are replacing signs o

two new alma mater could? >> who knew she was black? thank you. [applause] >> we're going to do q&a. and while we're setting up to help us moderate the q&a is philadelphia's own, who for 22 years in public administration work within the structures of public policy advocate at right here in philadelphia. he and his wife founded, and he served as president of the community foundation, which he created in honor of his son, who was killed by gunfire when he was 15 years old. a 15 year old shot by 16 year old gun on by 17 your. their way of morning was to fight back. on behalf of all of our young people come and create a really dynamic foundation that is doing education and job counseling, and lots of magnificent work. so please welcome brother. [applause] [inaudible] >> there we go. first, brother jamal, let me just ask you one quick question. all what you been through with the panther party, what would you describe or how would you describe the impact of all that? you know, brother, the thing that is the most impactful that i think it forms what i do

we're live at baltimore city college which happens to be my alma mater.ud city college class of 1964. money power day is here. it's the new location on saturday, the 7th annual. this is a huge deal. here's sarah johnson, director of the baltimore cash campaign. you've got a lot of things going on here saturday. >> we do. we're so excited to bring money power day back to baltimore. it's free this saturday here at city college. starts at 9:00 a.m. really excited to get things kicked off and then workshops ga lore, all kinds of exhibitors. get your credit pulled, do tax preparation. anything related to your finances, and it's free. >> you've got an expectation of 1500 people here. >> people can bring their documents and shred them on the way in so put all that crap in your car and shred them as you come in. >> back to you. and we all have a lot of that stuff, that's for sure. >> it's spring cleaning. get it shredded, come on in and enjoy some really great information. we've got tons of services on site and things going on. free credit, workshops, exhibitors,

because my alma mater will be go together ncaa, big dance first time since 1946. >> who is that? >> it doesn't matter but my college will go. because another college won. not because your college won. >> what's happening with syracuse? are they doing anything? >> carl is knocking the fact we go in and beat penn. doesn't matter, we're in. >> and hardly. hardly. >> so excited i can't wait. >> just when i thought chris wallace is starting to look cool. >> really? >> and i'm going to say. you're a minority of one, megyn. >> i love you, chris. >> thank you. >> and in ohio he walk add cross the board. there is captor case faiss joe the plumber in the general election there. >> and well done, thank you. >> and ma'am? >> whatever. >> and there is 96% of the votes now in in ohio. just 12,000 votes as you can see there. latest on ohio in three minutes for complete results go to our web site z you can click on a state to see how each candidate did. fox news.com your front-row seat to politics. we'll be right back. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. if you have painful, swollen joints, i've bee

foxworth prepped at boston tech high school before materating to the university of maryland college parkpresenting baltimore city. loyola, of maryland university. against fairfield for tonight's metro atlantic athletic conference basketball tournament championship games. the winner goes to the ncaa tournament. loyola was down, 28-23 in the half. and starting with robert olson. pinpoint long-range shooting. he had 11 points. moments later, from the land of 3. olson puts loyola ahead, 35-29. then the wearing down process. freshman, rj williams, out of st. francis. two of his team high 21. loyola wins that final match. they now seek revenge tonight. in the title game. came to baltimore and beat them recently. >> one of our goals we've had since the beginning of the season. and it's like a dream come true. but we still have one more game. >> what was the difference tonight? >> the difference is energy, bro. we knew that we had our legs and that we were ready to go. and they showed at the end. they were up on us early. but we wore them down over time. >> and we'll have highlights of jimmy pat

i want to know where vanderbilt is, my alma mater. look for them.that's my hope. they have not ever done it before. >> will. >> i'm going to outsource this because the "new york times" wrote an article the other day saying what your bracket says about you. if you pick all brackets, its says that you believe societal order must be encouraged at all costs. if you pick up set, you're for hope and change. it basically says that, i swear. one man can change the world. >> go syracuse at 3:00. >> vanderbilt at four. >> i picked ohio state to win it all, but i really love loyola. >> oh, look at that. look at that. >> i love loyola of maryland because i'm really involved in that community because i most recently lived in baltimore so i'm torn. loyola should be my upset. >> carol has lived in so many places, she's not sure who to root for any more. >> i know. i'm so confused. >>> and this reminder, stay with us for president obama's big energy speech. he'll be giving that speech from prince georges community college in maryland. now scheduled for 10:55 easter

where does all of aththat mater go?o answers to that, john. >> kyung, while we talk weigh keep a close eye on the ceremony there at the national theater as international dignitaries pay their respects for the victims of the earthquake and the tsunami and the disaster at fukushima. it has to be said, though, with all this talk of radiation and evacuation and concern about fukushima, no one died there. there are real fears more people will be sickened from the stress created by the uncertainty as opposed to the radiation levels at fukushima. >> reporter: yeah, but actually there is concern from the scientific community that beyond the stress you're talking about, especially on people who are elderly, japan is one of the countries in the world with a high percentage of elderly. this particular area around the nuclear plant does have a large proportion of its population being over the age of 65. there is concern about what is going to happen to the health of the people who were there when the hydrogen explosions occurred, e

my ala mater for more than 60 years. [ woman ] dear cat, your hair mixes with pollen and dust.ergy relief of zyrtec®, plus a powerful decongestant. zyrtec-d® lets me breath freer, so i can love the air. [ male announcer ] zyrtec-d®. behind the pharmacy counter. no prescription needed. >>> i'm excited today. i'm a harvard ncaa basketball tournament for the first time in 66 years. today harvard takes on vanderbilt university. mary snow is in cambridge fracking harvard's road to the big dance. >> it wasn't long ago that the most famous basketball playing harvard alum resided in the white house. then linsanity struck. >> puts it up and backs it in. >> in february, new york knicks guard jeremy lin catapulted to the top of his alma mater's basketball history, making harvard hoops cool, and now, there's this. >> hafrd, and the champions of the i have i league with reason to celebrate. >> for the first time in 66 years, the men's basketball team is in the ncaa tournament and crimson pride runs deep. >> arne duncan, secretary of education played at harvard. i will be rooting for harvard

i was watching unlv, my alma mater. and there was my head. and i almost had a heart attack.y did. >> yours is so much better. >> jimmy: look at that guy. >> yeah. like -- >> jimmy: can you move that down? move the head? >> that's so funny. this is in manhattan, kansas, every game. fizbo the clown. >> jimmy: this is your character from the show, fizbo the clown. >> this is in the fans at k-state. >> jimmy: that's pretty good. >> we should get our heads together. and somebody should take jimmy kimmel's head, and eric's -- my head out on a date or something. go places. >> jimmy: that's not a bad idea. >> i worry about after the game, if we unfortunately lose, if my head is getting drug behind the person carrying it. like, really depressed. >> jimmy: please, folks, take good care of eric's head. >> please. >> jimmy: we're going to take a quick break here. "modern family," wednesday nights at 9:00. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >>> portions of "jimmy kimmel live," are brought to you by bud light. [ male announcer ] there's no point in writing a remarkable story, if

painting your face, buying a keg of beer and inviting all of your friends over to root for your alma materll team. [ laughter and applause ] i thought i saw that in a commercial. i thought they said they got a great basketball team. i'll play for it. if the university of phoenix online wants a basketball team, i will start for you guys. [ laughter ] pro, for players, the end of each game is the most thrilling 30 seconds in college. con, for me, the most thrilling 30 seconds in college is when i lost my virginity. [ cheers and applause ] it was actually ten seconds. i cried the last twenty, but it still counts as -- [ laughter ] >> audience member: tebowie! >> jimmy: can't just yell "tebowie." what does that mean? [ laughter ] "tebowie!" [ laughter ] you don't even to yell it like that. i mean, i don't even know what that means. [ laughter ] "tebowie!" [ laughter ] that's not how you yell "tebowie." you go "tebowie!" [ cheers and applause ] >> audience member: tebowie! >> jimmy: that's better. [ laughter ] "tebowie!" [ laughter ] and finally, pro, this could be the most insane final four ev

i'm going to have cal go in a couple of rungs because that's my alma mater but you go with duke or kansasr kentucky, i think you're in pretty good shape, top seeds all the way around. >> and syracuse could do well. >> boeheim has a good team. >> you can never -- >> see where it all goes. >> indeed. >> thank you, charlie rose. have a good show starts at 7:00. >> i love how you're filling out brackets waiting for us. >> got to take care of business, right? >>> some birthday cookies might be appropriate of the the girl scouts of the u.s. are celebrating 100 years since the first troop was formed in georgia. mayor lee will be joining the celebration at 4 p.m. at city hall. and then there is another celebration at city hall in burlingame. it's all over the bay area. >> ate a whole box of thin mints over the weekend. >> feeling good about that. >> you have to finish them if out open them. >>> what has four legs, white hair, pointy ears and is not very attractive. [ laughter ] >> we are going to show you who won the ugly dog contest. coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ [ male announcer ] who's you

what is mater thinking? >> there is a lot of fetishes in new york city -- some bizarre.the left, particularly with the mayor, who has a food fetish. think how ridiculous -- he would rather see a homeless man starve than have salt in his matsa ball soup. this is thhas been a long time. there is a lot of homeless people and a lot of people pitch in and the mayor is too busy policing salt in your soup than to police rates have gone up, sex crimes are up 21%, and grand larsry is up 21% and robbery, 8%. >> bob, you have helped with the homeless, if you have a hungry person, i don't think they are worried about the nutritional label i. of course -- >> they need the government -- >> no. they really, they would say, no i don't want that, i want truffles and eschargo brought to me. well, we don't all eat that. mayor, look, you took the right to smoke out of the hotel, you want to get it out of the streets. let the people have something to eat, right?! take your eschargo and -- >> and go. >> the mayor has also required nutritional information -- calorie counts on eye think if you

and i think a lot of that is due to the fact those who have attended college will adopt their alma materr team and those who have not gone to college will adopt a team, a school, a story, and that cuts across a lot of different demographic, geographic boundaries, and that is what makes it so special because everybody can get caught up in the excitement in some form or fashion and appreciate the level of play and the excellence of these student athletes between the lines, so it is a win-win across a lot of levels and i am really thrilled and excited to be part of it. >> thank you for taking time to talk to us to morning. i got to tell you despite a lot of friends i will be ohio state university fan tonight. all right? >> that sounds good. i kwan definitely amen to that. >> >> thank you. >> thank you. >> that by the way is ncaa.com/naismith award where you can get your run down on who you are going to vote for. >>> now traffic is coming up >>> now traffic is coming up and, of ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, wheeeeeeeeeeeee! whee! whee! wheeeeeeeee! ah heads up. wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about gei

the to the number one seeds, syracuse, kentucky, michigan state and my own alma mater, north carolinadquarters, i tweeted out this picture. this is an incredible picture. march madness is looming. this is one of the biggest brackets, in fact, i'll say it is the biggest bracket i've ever seen go up. that's smack in the middle of the cnn center in our aid yum. speaking of brackets, are you filling out one? think you can pick them better than me or my fellow anchors? this is so cool. you can test your brackets against all of ours. ncaa march madness bracket challenge game. here's what you need to know. go to cnn.com/brackets. fill yours out and make sure you watch the games, obviously on our sister networks. cnn.com/brackets. and from brackets, to blitzer we go with a preview of what's coming up in "the situation room." wolf on a much more serious tone here, i do mo that you're talking about that heartbreaking afghanistan story with the top commander in afghanistan, general john allen? >> general allen will join us live in the next hour. he's the commander of all u.s. forces and nato for

some quietly saying the school's alma mater during the one-mile walk. some of the victims' parents spoke to the crowd. >> demetrius' death was not in vain. demetrius has donated his organs. and for demetrius, he gets to change eight lives. >> but doctors are optimistic for his recovery. he still has no feeling in his legs. he is strong. he's brave. >> minutes ago, the accused shooter, tj lane, was charged with three counts of aggravated murder and assault. >> prosecutors say they still intend to try lane as an adult. >>> horrific charges today. a baltimore jury convicts a 37- year-old man in the brutal death of a local teen. today, jurors have found daunte perish, guilty of murdering 15- year-old jason madison. madison's family watched as prosecutors presented gruesome evidence of how the teen was suffocated with a pillow and slashed with a razor. he was found stuffed in a closet at his great aunt's home in 2009. >>> in about an hour, with the stroke of the governor's pen, maryland becomes the 8th straight in the -- state in the union to allow same-sex