. >>> same court, there's coach mcdermott. here comes son mcdermott. doug mcdermott.aul. depaul killed georgetown's buzz, but there would be nothing left for depaul. mcdermott was a touch too much. the nation's leading scorer put it on depaul to the tune of 35. creighton wins by many. creighton or xavier are going to be in the big east title game in their first year in the conference. >> and i saw a manu ginobili move and i saw a dirk nowitzki move there by mcdermott. >> you're going to see me, us making a move out of here right now. >> back to you. >> all right, guys. >>> did somebody say march madness? here's some of it, and it is also our "play of the day." it happened last night in minnesota's boys high school basketball tournament. >>> this is awesome. in the fourth overtime, yes, fourth overtime of the semifinal game, a kid gets a pass and swish, it's a win. >> wow. the refs reviewed the play to make sure the shot was taken in time, and it was. he just barely made it. >> just made it. >> that put the kids from hopkins high school into the state title game for th

mcdermott: the republicans? the speaker pro tempore: 15 minutes. mr. mcdermott: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from kansas. missening -- ms. jenkins: i would like to the two minutes to chairman of the republican committee, mr. steve scalise. mr. scalise: i thank the gentlelady from kansas for her leadership on this bill i'm proud to co-sponsor. this is providing fairness for hardworking taxpayers. if you look how the president's health care law is being implemented, mr. speaker, you've got the president literally saying he's going to give exemption after exemption after exemption to the political class, to a select few who have special interest protections here in washington. that the president by the way has said big businesses can get exemptions from obamacare. the prs has said -- president has said insurance companies can get exemptions from obamacare. then when it comes to hardworking taxpayers, families out there struggling under the weight of this law, the president says no. you can't have that same exemption that he's given to everybody else. so

joining me now are congressman jim mcdermott, democrat of washington, and salon.com's joan walsh. thank you both for being here. >> thanks, rev. >> it's good to be here. >> congressman mcdermott, this gop report blames poverty on the safety net, and on family structure. give me your take on this. >> well, as usual, paul ryan's running in the wrong direction. the american people know that it's what you're paid when you work that makes you get out of poverty. and as long as we don't raise the minimum wage, we're not going to get people out of poverty. a little town in washington, seatac, voted by public vote to raise to it $15. all over the country, suddenly there is an explosion of people recognizing that people who are paid well are not in poverty. we haven't raised the minimum wage. you can work as hard as you want at a minimum wage job and you're still in poverty. so you have to do something about the minimum wage. that's why the president's going forward with this. and unless paul ryan figures out which way the country is moving, he is going to be left in the dust. >> you know,

mcdermott 17 of 35, and cruises 88-73. the blue jays prepared for the tournament next week. >> wichita state maintains its record. it was a semifinals of the conference tournament, wichita state led by 14 at the half. the bears 32% shooting. 67-42 is the time. 33 and 0. number one florida keeps on rolling. >> the gaiters ripped kentucky, completing an 18 and 0. the first team to accomplish that feet. survived a wild cat run. cruising to an 84-65 win. florida has won a school record, 23 in a row. arizona looking for a number one team. on the road from ar gen, down two. jonathan lloyd down for the hoop. ducks up by two. jason hits the three, extending the lead to five. under three minutes to play. lloyd buries the three. they upset arizona 64-57. >> on the links, tiger woods made a charge up the leader word of the wc cadillac championship. he was tied for 25th, but that changed. tiger with a chance for birdie on the par four 11th. eight birds on the day. more of the same on 15. a par three, tiger nailing a longer but. here i

joining me now are congressman jim mcdermott and joan walsh.thank you both for being here tonight. >> it's good to be here. >> thanks, rev. >> congressman, you can't make it up. repealing obama care while the president is in office, i mean, what's going on here? >> well, he is talking to his base, al there is just no question. either that or he is truly, as you say, delusional. it makes no sense at all. you got to remember, this guy thought that it was a good idea to shut the government down. you saw how that turned out. well, this is the same way. if he were to repeal the obama law, all the people that would lose the benefits they already have would be angrier than hell. it would be wild if you took away health care from all the people under 26 and all the people with preexisting conditions, and all these things that people have gained. so there is no way this is going to be repealed. but he wants his people to believe that he is out there fighting for something that he's created in his own mind. it is not what the american people want. >> you

. >>> this is democratic congressman jim mcdermott of washington.the progressive caucus. he was a leading voice on health care. this was before obamacare, it was when the clinton administration was trying to reform health care. in april 1993, he had a big meeting scheduled at the white house with then first lady hillary clinton. the goal was to get congressman mcdermott on board with the clinton administration's approach to health reform as they tried to get it passed through congress. the day before that meeting, hillary clinton's staff, we now know, sent her this memo prepping her for that meeting with congressman mcdermott, quote, we need to keep him happy and on our side. quote, as staged and presumptuous as that is, you might suggest you throw out all the staff at the end of the meeting to have a private meeting with him. this will signal to him your closeness with him. it's like reading the stage directions on "house of cards" or west wing," less murders. the efforts by the clinton white house to woo certain members of congress are kind of fas

mcdermott: the republicans? the speaker pro tempore: 15 minutes. mr. mcdermott: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from kansas. missening -- ms. jenkins: i would like to the two minutes to chairman of the republican committee, mr. steve scalise. mr. scalise: i thank the gentlelady from kansas for her leadership on this bill i'm proud to co-sponsor. this is providing fairness for hardworking taxpayers. if you look how the president's health care law is being implemented, mr. speaker, you've got the president literally saying he's going to give exemption after exemption after exemption to the political class, to a select few who have special interest protections here in washington. that the president by the way has said big businesses can get exemptions from obamacare. the prs has said -- president has said insurance companies can get exemptions from obamacare. then when it comes to hardworking taxpayers, families out there struggling under the weight of this law, the president says no. you can't have that same exemption that he's given to everybody else. so

introducing us to the mcdermotts. >> doug mcdermott, a two-time all-american only the eight player evere at least 3,000 minutes to a college career. would have been a top pick but passed up millions to come back for his senior year to help creighton make a deep run in the tournament and play one more season for his dad. basketball was a passion in the mcdermott household. >> oftentimes i carried that home with me and always had a ball in my hands. >> low, low, low, low. quick. quick. >> reporter: in 2010, doug enrolled in creighton to play for his dad and balancing the father/son, coach s/player relationship was tough at first. >> tough. 18. coming out of high school. around my parents every day. a lot of kids want to get away from parents. i realized the opportunity we had. >> play, play, play. fight him, doug. inside, inside, inside, doug! >> remember the other night? had it in post? >> yeah. >> with six seconds. kicked it out. >> door foug, separate the fact this voice that's been my father's voice is also now nigh coach's voice during parts of the day. >> after the trap, get out of

mcdermott: mr. speaker, winston churchill apparently once said, americans will always do the right thing. but only after they tried everything else. then again, churchill never tried to fix the doc fix in the united states congress. for 10 years we have been trying to fix the sustainable growth rate in medicare. for 10 years we have kicked the can down the road for 17 different short-term passed votes. the protecting access to medicare act of 2014 is a mixed bag of some important , some problematic provisions, such as the end renal stainl disease polcy, and some provisions that have never been vetted in front of the congress, in front of committees at all. and more importantly this bill represents our 18th failure to rebuild the bedrock of the medicare program. our 18th failure to provide american seniors with the safety and security of a permanent fix to the s.g.r. that's why the a.m.a. is voting no on this bill. that's why most physicians' groups are strongly opposed to this bill. last night my of

the goal was to get congressman mcdermott on board with the clinton administration's approach to health the day before that meeting, hillary clinton's staff, we now know, sent her this memo prepping her for that meeting with congressman mcdermott, quote, we need to keep him happy and on our side. quote, as staged and pr presumptuous as that is, you might suggest you throw out all the staff at the end of the meeting to have a private relationship with him, this will signal your closeness with him. the efforts by the clinton white house to woo certain members of congress are kind of fascinating to read about in this gritty level of detail. these details are spelled out in documents released today. 33,000 pages of documents from the clinton white house are going to be made public in the coming days. who knows if it's going to be anything substantive that we didn't know already about the clinton years. so far most of what's been released seems like mostly color. but gaining access to these sorts of documents, internal administration deliberation, honestly, it's gold for trying to understand

jim mcdermott of washington state has been following the anguish of people in the home state and joins us from the hill. congressman, thank you so much for taking the time. i am want your reaction to a seattle times report that officials were warned about this large scale potential for disaster and still people were allowed to live in the area and permits granted to build homes. we see this time and time again from katrina to tornado alley to hurricane sandy and it raises this question, how does this happen? why were people allowed to build here? >> i think, ronan, what you have is in the northwest, we live all the time in denial of the fact that we live in a dangerous place. we live in an earthquake zone. so we know that at any time it could happen here. it could happen there. so people tend not to think about those kinds of things. they try to put them out of their minds and i think sometimes it's easy to understand how something like this occurs in retrospect. you can look back and find everything that everybody did wrong. if you would try to tell people that they couldn't build a h

joining me now is congressman jim mcdermott. you for being here. >> it's good to be here. >> congressman, six million people, six million enrolled. and republicans are still trying to undermine the law right to the end. when will they give up? >> i don't think they ever will, al. you remember six months ago, they were ready to bury the health care law and put a stone on it and that was the end of it. and here we are six months later, six million people have enrolled all over and various places in the country. there are a lot of places, as you point out, that are really suffering under terrible political leadership -- texas, florida, places like that where the governor has refused to be a part of this. they're denying health care to their people. i mean, there has got to be 700 or 800,000 people in texas who be eligible for health care coverage. but their governor says no, it's banned in texas. what kind of craziness is that? >> you know, the health care law isn't perfect, but we can fix the problems that exists. you know, the ti

we fought to give sergeant mcdermott, he's going to heaven when he died. we fought to get the patrol sunny dale into courts. your cops meet with us every month. they meet with the residents of the holy court. we have block clubs all over the hill. we love your cops. your cops serve our neighborhood. i'm not commenting on what they do. please don't take that from mime time. i'm not commenting on what they do in the rest of the city. i want to hear you loud and clear. i'm obviously not poor, i'm not a person of color. i live in vernal heights in 1976 and founded the vernal heights center and we have a tremendous relationship. just wanted you to know that. when those folks spoke the other night, they did not speak for vernal heights. they spoke for mission and other places. we thought we would get to our neighborhood to make sure people are safe. i just want to make sure people are safe. >> we need to give everybody a chance to talk. there is a thing called difference of opinions. we are going to listen to everybody. please show the respect that everybody des

we fought to give sergeant mcdermott, he's going to heaven when he died. we fought to get the patrol sunny dale into courts. your cops meet with us every month. they meet with the residents of the holy court. we have block clubs all over the hill. we love your cops. your cops serve our neighborhood. i'm not commenting on what they do. please don't take that from mime time. i'm not commenting on what they do in the rest of the city. i want to hear you loud and clear. i'm obviously not poor, i'm not a person of color. i live in vernal heights in 1976 and founded the vernal heights center and we have a tremendous relationship. just wanted you to know

baylor jumped all over creighton ending doug mcdermott's season. arizona took on gonzaga. you know at home, words bigger over there, bigger words. important to me in that area of sports. anyway, let's get a check on your weather. bill karins. >> how are you doing, thomas? >> i'm all right. words are bigger over there. i'm going to take a twitter picture. >> with a big word in both? >> yes. we like big word. >> i said i wasn't coming back until it warmed up. >> you lied. >> then i lied, a lot. yeah, it's another frigid morning. we're talking about this snowstorm coming affecting areas of new england. we just went under a blizzard watch in cape cod. it's not going to be pretty there. this morning wind chills are 4 in boston, 16 in d.c. yesterday was chilly, but it's a lot worse today than it was on sunday. it's cold from all of the northern half of the country. if you're colored in, that's where the freeze line is. look at international falls, minus 23. it's almost april and it's negative 23. that's ridiculous. as far as this next storm, it will track down quickly and blow u

two time all american doug mcdermott who has had a dream career in omaha. 6'7" forward is a shoo in for player of the year. playing alongside fellow senior ethan who has become one of the nation's best three-point shooters, and yet the game announcers still get his name wrong. >> how many ways has your last name been pro nunsed? >> multiple. you can pronounce it with a w. or without. a lot of people raggy, froggy, it's across the board. >> we were coming off that road loss to providence so we knew we had to get it. it doesn't hurt when ethan hits his first seven threes. that got everyone going. everyone was hitting their shots. >> that has set the tone and showing the rest of the nation not only they can compete in the big east but have the chops to flat out win it. >> our goal now is just to take it one day at a time, keep getting better, improving as a basketball team so when it comes time for the ncaa tournament we're playing our best basketball. >> the last time they made the sweet 16 was 1974. they've got a great cast of seniors. they say they're ready

he said he is old friends with bill mcdermott at sap. it's billed as an mind too much greater there are some interesting potential partnerships you could see the between this company and sap going forward. as we think of blackberry as more of an enterprise company. >> we have more of the interview. we will run it tomorrow on "bloomberg west." jon always gets a good stuff. both of you, john chen and jon erlichman. you can catch the rest of the interview at 10:00 on the west coast tomorrow. we will have all of that. still headed, bitcoins greater may have been found. we will have that story coming up. you can watch a streaming on your tablet, your phone, and at bloomberg.com. ♪ >> this is cory johnson on "bloomberg west." samsung's big story, defeating apple's bid to ban smartphone sales. interesting stuff. apple had asked for 20 phones, phones no longer on the market, to be banned, and while apple lost that, it is an important role in going forward in the future of the smartphone battles that revolve around patents and all kinds of other

mcdermott: is the lady from kansas ready to close? ms. jenkins: i see no other speakers, so i'm prepared to close. mr. mcdermott: i have one member in transit. let me say a few things until he gets here. i listened to this and i've been in congress 25 years, and i have listened to republicans talk about what we ought to do about health care. and they have never brought a bill to the committee, chairman's mark, for us to mark up and bring out on the floor. now, if you have a solution for the fact that health care costs re you biggest costs driving bankruptcy in this country, where is it? you don't like what you have here. now, when i was younger, i lived through the implementation of medicare. american medical association and everybody was just up and down and it was the worst thing. if we put in medicare, that was going to be the end of the world and we never would have health care in this country and we went on and on about that. they so poisoned the well that when people went out to recruit people to get in the medicare program people s

mcdermott sparkles. the blue jays playing their first big game against providence.here are moving conferences, a couple of omedies playing for the american tournament title. the defending champions are taking on yukon. kansas knocked off. iowa will face another surprise team. the top two teams to collide when arizona takes on u.c.l.a. , the wildcats looking to capture the first title since 2002. now, march madness means casual fans to hard core basketball junkies filling a lot of time filling out the brackets, cheering for the underdogs, and hoping to see the upsets that makes the game special. it is also big business for the service industry. >> it's finally here, tournament time in college basketball. that means the post holiday drought is over, and the crowds will be filling streets to enjoy the excitement of the big dance. >> we pretty much double, triple our step, based on one time the games are and what we are accepting before and after the game. >> it's no better personified than in crowded sports bars, tip-offs as erlly as 7am. >> business wise it's good. co

and cightan's doug mcdermott is listed in the top four. you have to play four years. >> that's crazy. moses malone, he is my favourite. >> he's good. >> california has been suggest from a near record drought for more than a year. the situation is worse in neighbouring nevada, that means the biggest reservoir is drying up. melissa chan reports. >> we talk about a drought in california, how about a drought that lasted a decade. we are at lake mead and it deserves los angeles. there are major challenges ahead. >> lake mead, the largest reservoir, created in the 1930s, and bottles water from the colorado river and provided water for decades. its future is not looking as bright. >> in 2012, 2013, those consecutive years were two of the driest years on record. >> take a look behind me. this white band is the water mark where it used to be. we are standing 100 feet below the top of the mark. the lake is at its lowest level since construction. >> after a decade of drought, the lake holds half its capacity. stakes are high because it provides 95% o

mcdermott: mr. speaker, winston churchill apparently once said, americans will always do the right thing. but only after they tried everything else. then again, churchill never tried to fix the doc fix in the united states congress. for 10 years we have been trying to fix the sustainable growth rate in medicare. for 10 years we have kicked the can down the road for 17 different short-term passed votes. the protecting access to medicare act of 2014 is a mixed bag of some important , some problematic provisions, such as the end renal stainl disease polcy, and some provisions that have never been vetted in front of the congress, in front of committees at all. and more importantly this bill represents our 18th failure to rebuild the bedrock of the medicare program. our 18th failure to provide american seniors with the safety and security of a permanent fix to the s.g.r. that's why the a.m.a. is voting no on this bill. that's why most physicians' groups are strongly opposed to this bill. last night my of

. >> joey mcdermott is a teacher union field rep, organizing against the mayor's plan to close schoolsobilize teachers. >> they've got to know that the teachers are very strong and want to save their school. >> and parents, like single mother shareece mcdaniel. >> we have a great school here. our kids have art, drama, dance. i mean, those are all the things that rahm emanuel's kids have at his schools. why can't we have that? >> this is about balancing the budget on the backs of poor people. we know they're going to turn around and put the money in charter schools and open up more charter schools so that billionaires that are living loud can name schools after themselves. because of what he's doing to our schools, the people of chicago are going to stand up and say to rahm emanuel, see you later! >> the teacher's union teamed up with parents and headed to court to fight the school consolidation plan. >> parents have filed two class action lawsuits today. >> one lawsuit seeks to protect special needs students. >> i don't think that people really understand how much harm is going to be d

. >> creighton beat xavier, 2-time all american mcdermott solid. a perfect 10 of 10 at the charity strict. leading all scores. moving into fifth on the all-time scoring list. the blue jays win at 86-78. sporting a 26 and 6 record the national tapes is starting o arriving. jessica taff takes a look at what makes this team go, and what sets them apart from the rest. >> if the name on these jerseys said duke, kentucky or kansas the guys would be on national tv a couple of nights a week. the men from creighton put their hard hats on and go to work and slowly but suring putting omaha nebraska on the basketball map. >> a lot of us were recruited to play, so we wanted to show people that may have missed out. >> what did scouts miss out op. >> 2-250 doug mcdetermine et. hoe is a shoe in -- mcdermott. he is a shoe in for player of the year. playing along side ethan rogg. >> e, silently a best 3-point shooter. a school record tying nine. and yet the game announcers still get his name wrong. >> how many ways has your last name been pronounced. >> multiple. a

in other action, the baylor bears crushed creighton, ending doug mcdermott's stellar college career.ad is the head coach of the blue jays and got to watch doug climb all the way to fifth all time on college basketball's scoring list. >>> all right, christine, this is the game i knew you were watching closely yesterday, iowa state/north carolina, coming down to the wire. time winding down here. deandre kaine, the clutch drive and finish. the cyclones survive and head to the sweet 16 for the first time in 14 years. all the action, of course, is going to pick back up on thursday and friday, and you can watch it on tv. yes, christine, i was looking at your bracket earlier. you're not toog too hot, but if iowa state goes to the final four and ends up winning, i think you're doing pretty good. >> i put all my eggs in that basket and that basket is wearing cardinal gold. >> loyalty is loyalty. >> loyalty is loyalty. go, cyclones! i know they're going to do it. i'm so excited. thank, andy. >> all right. >> we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪

mcdermott on that to get the other side. their partner with work day, they are partnered with sales force, but we are in the taalen management game, nice to meet you, adam. >> we all have tremendous momentum. all of i.t. spending is shifting from traditional software to cloud-based software. why? it's cheaper, faster to employ, there's no maintenance costs, and in many ways it's like using google instead of using microsoft office at home. always available, never have to do an update and access it from anywhere in the world. so it just makes sense. >> work day is happy to have you as part of a suite? >> we each have different parts of the total eco-system of the enterprise. >> they don't want your part, they are happy to work with you? >> as the companies get bigger, eventually we overlap in certain areas, so there's a lot of cooperation in the cloud, but we all have common enemies so we are working together. >> last question i have, people say, jim, why don't you recommend something that sells 12 times earnings with the s&p

mcdermott on that. i read through all the documents. they're partnered with workday, with salesforce. how do i know that workday doesn't decide we're in the management game, nice to meet you? >> well, the reality in cloud computing, we all have tremendous momentum, right? >> right. >> all of i.t. spending is shifting from traditional software to cloud-based software. why? it's cheaper, faster to deploy, there's no maintenance cost. and in many ways, it's like using google instead of using microsoft office at home. it's always available, you never have to do an update and you could access it from anywhere in the world. it makes sense. >> so workday is happy to have you as part of a suite? >> we each have different parts of the total eco system of the enterprise. >> and they don't want your part? they're happy to work with you? >> look, as these companies get bigger, eventually we overlap in certain areas. so there's a lot of competition in the cloud, but we all have common enemies, so we're working together. >> people say, jim, why don't

i want to talk to you about mdr, mcdermott international. the company's planning to divest the loan core assets, and guidance for the foreseeable future. what can you tell me, jim? >> i mean, i've got to tell you, everybody downgraded this thing today. i thought the worst was over. but when you suspend guidance like they did, that is just shattering to your confidence. so clearly the worst was not over. i thought we had a bargain in that one. we did not. it can probably go lower. >>> all right. we saw the investing in action today, all you needed was some courage and conviction that comes from being involved in longer term themes in order to be able to take advantage of the bargains. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up -- flat tire? general motors hit a pothole to start the year. trading down more than 10%. tonight, cramer's kicking the tires of this ticker to see if the company could be ready to shift things into high gear. and speaking of gears, cramer's found one market that could be ready to leave the market in the dust. plus,

mcdermott international, the energy industry service provider fell after reporting a quarterly loss andg guidance for the foreseeable future as it implements some organizational changes. the stock down better than 9%. sue? >> thank you, seema. the s&p 500 hitting a new all time high. big triple digit gains in the dow. bob pisani is here with me at post nine. we really haven't deviated from the plan and the game -- >> secretary kerry spoke two hours ago. president obama spoke two hours ago. we are sitting at the exact highs that we were a couple hours ago. hold steady as she goes. remember, it's the russell 2000 also at historic highs. the midcap also. this is right across the board here. the breadth of it is very strong. i want to show you how many stocks are up 2% to 4%. you have railroads, airlines, fed ex, everything is up 2% to even 6% in the case of delta. big global names that do all sorts of things in many different countries, rockwell, ge, all up 2% on average. to show you how broad the rally is, even in health care, where bristol, pfizer, the biotech area, mckesson, all up 2%.

. >> doug mcdermott got shut down.three points in the first half. >> when they got in the paint, they were swatting everything away. >> baylor is good. baylor could go to the final four. long, lean, 60% from three. they didn't just shut down mcdermott. >> your final four, arizona, florida. >> florida, michigan state and lou louisville. florida against michigan state. won't that be a great game in dallas? >> that's a long way off. you don't know if that will happen. >> virginia is a very good team. 16-2 in the acc. they could get to the national title game. michigan state has everything going or them. >> i want iowa state in the final four. it hurt me bad when he broke his foot. >> i don't think you get there. >> he was the guy leading that day. >> no one wants a cinderella, stanford or dayton. >> stanford hurt me bad. >> i'd take dayton. >> the president tweeted to one of their players after the upset. >> i've seen dayton beat the bearcats many times. >> this is the most popular year ever, i think, isn't it? >> the rat

>> mcdermott stayed for four years at creighton. >> why? creighton. >> but could you pay college athletes so they're not missing out? >> i don't personally think you can. i think it would be really troublesome personally. but the other side of it, you know, what you said, is it good for the overall game of college, is it good for the overall game in the pros. there are people in the pros who think two or three years should be the limit. i think the owners, i don't know if they're split on it or not. that's my gut. i think the players union is definitely not extending it more than one year mandatory in college, so it's a tough question. i don't know, warren, where are you on it? >> well, you're the expert on that. but i'll give joe a trivia question now. >> uh-oh, i won't get it. >> in 1960, and now mcdermott hold x the creighton all-time scoring record. in 1960 who do you think held the all-time? >> the big "o"? >> no, this was for creighton. >> oh, for creighton. >> all-time scoring record? >> oh, my god. >> you know the name. >> i don't e

mcdermott? >> take a breath. your budget contained several proposals for actual reforms to medicare, all of which will increase the cost for beneficiaries. what i do not see in your budget is medicare reforms that ask dividers and pharmaceutical companies to share in the pain. frankly, that concerns me. theink they ought to share pain between the providers and those who benefit from medicare. as you know the and fisheries and a disproportionate share of their income on health care compared to those others under age 65. medicare patients pay more. i understand these proposals, while the concern we were put into the budget is a part of a so-called big bold balanced-budget deficit reduction plan, one that calls for sire advice -- shared sacrifice among retired americans. let me ask this question. completely seems to be around here is much different is that you can cherry pick those medicare reforms here and one there such as low hanging fruit as a way to offset or pay for sgr. my republican colleagues have been talk

mcdermott: mr. speaker, his 51st attempt to repeal the a.c.a. by stopping the individual mandate is part of the long-term propaganda campaign done by the publicans to destroy the health care plan that the president put together. now, they know that we agree on the policy. everybody here agrees on the policy, but they put a poison pill in it. they knew that this amendment of how to pay for it, that is by delaying the mandate, would kill any democratic support in the house. so they have no intention of passing this bill. this bill is directed at the propaganda campaign to the people at -- that's koch brothers and at fox news and anybody who's watching this should -- will get the idea that somehow it's a bad bill. now, the fact is that people are benefiting every single day. the aarp, the american medical association have denounced this bill because they want the s.g.r., the doctors payment reform, to go through and they know that the republicans have designed this to fail. now, a mandate that has been supported, even by the tea party before the te

under three minutes, doug mcdermott, likely the player of the year, look at the wrong three, he had 27 jays within three. ladonte, the long jumper of providence surprising creighton 65-58. the fryers win the first title sings 1994. >> that wraps up the sport. i'm mark morgan. >> thank you so much. speaking of sports. pakistan sent only one athlete to this year's winter games in sochi, a 16-year-old who taught himself to ski and didn't have the proper equipment. andrew simmons tells us why we could see more winter athletes coming from pakistan in time to come. >> fun like this would have been unthinkable less than five years ago. this is swat valley, under the rule of taliban. this is a ski resort destroyed by fighters. it's being revived into a symbol of normality. with one rickety chair lift and hopes for a peaceful future. for now, it's all under army guard. pakistan military - plans in place to hand over the army to hand over the snow festival to civilians. the commanding officer accepts the taliban is still a threat, but says they will never return. >> it has the capacity and inten

baler will slow down the score, doug mcdermott as the bears and kraiton vie for a shot. this game getting a lot of attention, 35 and 0. the wildcats played better. it may give the shockers problems tennessee ending the ride. that's a look at sports this hour. >> north dakota tears, the opposite reaction from mercer. happy days. >> they hope to continue their role. >> i want to see the dance again. >> folk art or bad taste. new museum dedicated to painting on velvet. >> we saw others running and we are like, "oh, my god, they are escaping." >> the circus came to up to but the elephants were not in the mood. we have vision of their take off. >> and bear essentials. cial . >> we saw the other people running and we were like, "they're escaping." i called my husband. i said, "elephants are escaping", he's like, "get in the car." >> it's not something you see every day. several elephants escaping from a small circus, damaging a few cars in a parking lot before they were captured. >> you could tell they were upset. animals - they were running down. they were so upset and scared

a dream career of 3,000 points scorer doug mcdermott is over, lose to go baylor.mercer by 20. >> u.n.c. versus iowa state, time runs out, iowa state wins 85-83. >> the sweet 16 starts thursday. in memphis, stanford takes on dayton. florida takes on ucla. wisconsin takes on baylor. arizona takes on san diego state. on friday at new york's madison square garden, iowa state takes on uconn followed by east top side virginia taking on michigan state. midwest packs pits michigan against tennessee. louisville against kentucky. >> did you know baseball season started this weekend? not spring training games, real baseball, courtesy of australia, first inning, puig singled for his first hit of the year. later in the inning, two on, two out, ethier singles to right center. approximate week scores, ethier gets thrown out at second to end the inning. the dodgers up 5-0 in the sixth when approximate week would rip a double down the left field line. approximate week's third hit of the game, los angeles wins 7-5. >> at least it was sunny down under. we'll be playing in the snow o

i'm going to be there to watch mcdermott score about 60 points. >> oh, yeah? i guess you missed what happened over the weekend against my xavier -- >> oh, no, no, let's not hear about that, joe. >> nope. >> number nine? not any longer, my friend. it's tough to go into the center. that was fun to watch. anyway, i figured you were a hoops -- yeah, two good judgment schools, right, against each other. i like that. >> you bet. we had a cinderella team back in 1942 when i was a kid and i've been waiting for a return. >> wow. i don't even remember that. >>> come up, apple and microsoft in the news this morning. the futures are right now down last i saw about 150. not quite as bad now to 146. more "squawk box" with warren buffett, next. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 trading inspires your life. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 life inspires your trading. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 where others see fads... tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 ...you see opportunities. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 at schwab, we're here to help tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 turn inspiration into action. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 we have intuitive plat

if you get a chance, i know you got to get up early, but doug mcdermott plays to creighton.ougie mcbuckets. only 27 points in the first half. >> where can i see him? >> at madison square garden. big east tournament. >> okay, i'll do it. >> he's on the cover of "sports illustrated" this week. they replicated the cover that larry bird was on going into the '78-'79 season. >> great stories. >> his dad is a coach. >> will you take her? it's right down the street. >> i got kids who -- and i'm going to learn. >> if you have problems getting tickets, let me know. i can hook you up. >> thank you so much. the book is "wooden" a great book. is it out today? >> it's for you on for couple of months. >> you're popping today. trust me. check amazon. seth davis, thank you so much. >>> up next, cnbc john harwood brings us for the must read opinion pages. (knochello? hey, i notice your car is not in the driveway. yeah. it's in the shop. it's going to cost me an arm and a leg. that's hilarious. sorry. you shoulda taken it to midas. get some of that midas touch. they tell you what stuff needs

. >> basketball is a passion in the mcdermott household. >> being around his teams all the time and oftends. >> low, low, low! quick, quick! >> it became a challenge to the family dynamic, especially at first. >> it's tough as an 18-year-old. i was just coming out of high school and a lot of 18-year-olds want to get away from their parents. it's normal. i realize the opportunity we had. >> inside, inside, inside! >> you had it in the post. six seconds you kicked it up. just go make a play. >> the challenge for doug was to separate the fact that this voice that has been my father's voice is also my coach's voice during parts of the day. >> doug, after that you have to get out of there and find your man. >> very rare do i call him dad. he's in my phone as coach mac. i don't know if i will change that. >> at home coach mac has to go back to being dad. not all. why? because mom said so. >> he knows what i need to know and what i don't need to know. in the end it's what's best for doug. >> in the ncaa tournament, they know the once in a lifetime opportunity. >> you look at him practicing and t