a proud northwestern law alum from the class of '76, and also an alumnus of northwestern's school of speech and now school of communication. we welcome gary back home. we also welcome stuart dellry, senior counsel to the attorney general and acting assistant attorney general for the civil division for the department of justice. gary shapiro, for the northern district of illinois, and christopher beech, deputy chief of the national security section of the u.s. attorney's office for the northern district of illinois. i'm also pleased to welcome northwestern university president, mr. shapiro, provost daniel windsor and his wife jennifer, and other northwestern university senior officers and deans and also many of the law schools and the university's distinguished alumni including members of the university's board of trustees and members of our law board. we're very pleased that you could join us. the students are at the center of everything we do here at northwestern university's law school and in that regard i want to give special thanks to general holder for meeting earlier this after

northwestern believe it or not has never been to the ncaa tournament. is that possible? more than 100 years. last night they had a chance to change all that. they had a pretty good season no at great season. they would have at least needed to win this game against minnesota in the first round of the big ten tourney. must win time for northwestern. less than a minute to go. minnesota andre hollands ties at 61. northwestern fails to score on its next possession. another ten seconds remajor. hollins takes a stepback jumper, northwestern gets the rebound, goes the other way. hit it, dave. oh. doesn't go at the buzzer. we go to overtime tied at 61. less than a minute to go, gophers up three. northwestern made only one basket over the final nine minutes of the game. the wild cats lose 75-68. they're now 18-13. that's a tough record to get into the ncaa tournament with. we'll see. it looks unlikely they're going to break that long streak. other college basketball, the big east tournament yesterday, two -- number two ranked syracuse and uconn and a good one at

northwestern one of those bubble teams. who knows?at had gone into the hoop, maybe northwestern is headed to the big dance. instead, overtime. northwestern within one. then in the last minute of the game, hollins to williams for the jam. minnesota wins it in overtime. they advance in the big ten tournament. they win it, 75-68. how about georgetown and cincinnati from the big apple? that's new york city. we're tied. gates, for the bear cats, no. we head to the first overtime. under ten seconds to go. georgetown down two, is ims just in the nick of time. we're tied again. going to a second overtime. off the glass. cincinnati up two. ensuing hoya possession. a chance for the win. they go to the man who sent to it a second overtime. he's not a three-point shooter. cincinnati wins a two-point game. they advance in the big east tournament. that will do it for this espn news update. for the latest highlights and sports news, you know where to go. espn news. it's what we do. my name's todd grisham, have a good day. >> poor northwestern. >> ne

a proud northwestern law alum from the class of 1976. [applause] we also welcome the senior counselor to the attorney- general for the civil division of the department of justice. i am also pleased to welcome northwestern university's president. professor lee, andr clos other senior officialsmany of the law schools and the university of distinguished alumni. we are very pleased you could join us. the students are at the center of everything we do here. in that regard, i want to give special thanks for general holder for meeting earlier this afternoon with a group of law students. a distinguished lawyer and devoted public servant, attorney general holder has held a wide range of positions in his career. as a federal prosecutor, united states attorney, superior court judge. a graduate of columbia university law school, the general joined the department of justice following graduation and was assigned to the newly formed public integrity section for investigated and prosecuted corruption involving officials and local state and federal gover

the south koreans are tracking activity in tongchang-ri in northwestern korea. they say workers finished a launchpad last year, about three times the size of the one in musudan-ri. they used that for previous ballistic missile tests. the south korean officials say they have analyzed photos from the u.s. surveillance satellite saying workers used a train to bring in an object that appears to be the main body of the missile. the frame of the new launch pad measures 50 meters, that's 20 meters taller than the one in musudan-ri. analysts believe the pad is capable of launching long-range ballistic missiles. they say workers are assembling a missile de a building on site. north korean leaders maintain they are only using a rocket to send a satellite into space, sometime between april 12th and 16th. >>> now we heard from president obama a couple minutes ago in anna jeung's report telling north korea to abandon the launch. he's also come to seoul to talk about the reclusive nation's nuclear program. obama spoke to university students in the south korean capital. his me

have to love march madness northwestern good enough to play n.c.a.a.y to finish losing them so many tight losses probably in john shurna 1 points 24 points northwestern university up for the not score again in regulation missing in the lead and when it gets for the cats dave sobolewski into overtime northwestern 0-to make it 0-3 final minute shooting for the time and not go to work out of bounds and shell shocked cats defense for wide-open jam that is evident in overtime. minnesota wins cats finish 18-13 hoping to get off the bubble >> disappointing obviously a lot of tough games this year. credit to minnesota. extra play >> told the guys before the game if we win tonight does not mean you are an that is what i think a body of work wouldn't resume out there seeing where it covers >> jury is out bruce weber illinois and iowa played the opener the lob from tyler griffey caved in again meyers leonard mike gatens up by eight before i was sneaks back in 54 seconds left brandon paul right to the hawkeyes on the inbound collapse is complete 64-61 iowa allied

war on one of our most fundamental rights is coming to a high school on march first students at northwestern high school has put the road hyattsville maryland trying to organize a walkout in support of increasing teacher pay and improving the quality of education at the school also wanted an apology issued to filipino teachers who will lose their jobs because of expired visas however when the students try to walk out the school had police and administrators walk the doors students were shot to hit and chaos attack dogs were waiting in the school parking lot for any students who may have escaped and got outside joining me now to discuss the school's attack on their freedom of speech or actually predator and aaron james students at northwestern high school who are part of the planned walk out and welcome to both of you ashley and erin rather it ok great great to have you with us so tell us what happened to ashley well on march first like you said we had to walk out it's pretty much because we don't like the school food it's not nutritional the classes there's forty kids in the class yikes we'r

the school's attack on their freedom of speech are actually pender and aaron james students at northwestern high school who are part of the planned walkout and welcome to both of you actually and aaron rather ok great great to have you with us so tell us what happened ashley. on march first like you said we had a walkout it's pretty much because we don't like the school food it's not nutritional the class was there's forty kids in the class x. we're not learning. the filipino teachers like you said their visa expired so they had to go all the way back to the philippines to get a new one can pretty much stuff like that so this was this was basic quality of life quality budget. protests there and how do they respond to you. based response very immaturely they put canines outside spending for people who weren't even involved. shane ricardo william for thoughtcrime in. sighting violence even though they weren't even a part of the rock you know one of the people suspended with the brothers. but was he charged with and so yes. apparently it is something when you think about doing a crime and try

i'm also pleased to welcome president emeritus henry, and his wife and northwestern law professor. and other northwestern university senior officers in dean's, and also many of the law schools and universities distinguished alumni including members of the university's board of trustees and members of our law board. we are very pleased that you could join us. the students are at the center of everything we do here at northwestern university's law school, and in that regard i want to give special thanks to general holder for meeting earlier this afternoon with a group of law students to discuss his career and his work on behalf of department of justice. a distinguished lawyer and devoted public servant, attorney general eric holder has held a wide range of positions in his career. as a federal prosecutor, and estates attorney, superior court judge, justice department's deputy attorney general under janet reno, and an attorney in private practice. a graduate of columbia university and columbia law school, general holder joint department of justice do the honors program following gradu

northwestern, trying to come back. down by a dozen. how about the three from alex. now dave in the corner. the wildcats storming back. marco tulio again. with ten seconds left on the clock. drills the long ball. look at the crowd in evanston. in the back ground as they watch. the south paw sticks the long ball. we're tied up at 73-73. they went to jared. team high 22 points. ohio hi state up by two. john sherna, no good. ohio state wins, 75-73. the wildcats are still on the bubble. i'm don bell. this is your espn news update. >> good game. you were cringing. >>> inside the palace that air jordan built. his mansion is now on the market. >>> and snooki in the headlines. the late-night comics take notice. i'd race down that hill without a helmet. i took some steep risks in my teens. i'd never ride without one now. and since my doctor prescribed lipitor, i won't go without it for my high cholesterol. why kid myself? diet and exercise weren't lowering my cholesterol enough. now i'm eating healthier, exercising more, taking lipitor. numbers don't lie. my cholesterol has s

out towards the west, there is another low pressure system moving across northwestern portions of the u.s. and western canada. but this is a winter storm spreading heavy mountain snow and rain across the coastal areas. gusty winds will be accompanied by a heavy precipitation. the risk of avalanches is very high. we've been talking about exceptional warmth in the east. what's going to happen over the next two days, look at this. getting up to 28 degrees in boston for your thursday. and 21 degrees on friday. only 8 degrees in boston for the average. and washington 25 degrees on thursday. and warmer friday. enjoy the warm weather for the rest of the week. speaking of temperatures, much of europe is also experiencing warm condition under this high pressure system. in between these high pressure areas, there is a strong system lying over france/spain border spreading heavy thundershowers in southwestern france. and those conditions here will continue throughout thursday. up towards the north, there is another area of unstable conditions moving across norway into finland and into northweste

it is 60 right now temperatures all across the area very comfortable and if you are living in northwesternuthwestern lower michigan temperatures are good there and we expect another day above 60 tomorrow. wind speeds are 5-13 mi. per hour and wind is still southerly. notice the cooler air just out to our west. that will keep our temperatures and eyes and smiled. the jet stream nice and a mild. we will get some clout and is in may be some rain late in the week so we may have some difficulty sustaining the 70 degree temperature, look at the brain and thunderstorms right now trekking across the gulf coast notice the rain that has already pushed into parts of northern illinois we have reports out of champagne for example that light rain is falling at the moment. ever computers show it moving through tonight but probably will win their enough to produce a few raindrops during the morning rush hour, tuesday look at this, clear skies on into wednesday with more rain approaching from the south now these are the latest estimates that our computer models have spin out of how much rain will actually

officials from the immigration department of northwestern pannen state raided a building after receiving a tip-off from neighbors. the workers are from vietnam and nepal and include 42 women. initial investigations suggest that the agent took half of their wages and physically abused the workers. the women allegedly survived mainly on rice. police are investigating the cause -- the case under an anti-human trafficking law in trying to track down the agent who is believed to hold the workers' passports. >>> thailand's government has launched a campaign to promote high quality food and the agricultural products. an official of the national bureau of agriculture commodity and food standards on monday awarded to 83 vendors in bangkok emblems certifying they sell high quality products. the campaign is being held at two major distribution centers to win consumer trust. >>> unseasonable snowfall in northwestern parts of iran shortly before the country's new year took spring holiday travelers by surprise on saturday. in the provinces, the snow caused traffic accidents and blocked roads linking h

is professor of obstetrics and gynecology at northwestern university, feinberg school of medicine. >the second trimester until 24 weeks' gestation is a time of rapid growth, where the organs grow and evolve into the developing functions that they are supposed to develop. at 24 weeks' gestation is when most people consider the third trimester beginning. and that's the time when maturation really takes place of all the organ systems to the point where a baby can function on the outside of the mother. so when a baby is born in the third trimester prematurely, you frequently will have situations of immature function of the organs. >> mcfarland: new yorker rikisha hughes-burke knows firsthand about the uphill battle preterm babies face. her eldest son, a.j., was born just as she began her third trimester. >> i delivered by c-section. my son was 23 weeks and 5 days. and he weighed 1 pound, 5 ounces, 12 inches long. and it was a rough road for him. >> mcfarland: baby a.j. spent four months in the neonatal intensive care unit, also known as the nicu. >> he was born december 3rd. he was due m

the wild cats struggled in overtime already down three points that lost the ball northwestern eliminatedfirst-round 75-68 they have a very slim chance of making the n.c.a.a. tournament ... notre dame and south florida and the big east tournament: this one also went into overtime ... notre dame 157-53 and they advanced to the semifinals for the third year in a row they will face louisville who upset marquette the bulls were looking for nine and a row against the magic the bulls overcame an 18 point deficit and it became tied at 89 points in the fourth quarter when derrick rose found carlos boozer and scored a team high 26 points the bulls lost 99-94 that's a look at sports your live illinois lottery drawing is next here are the winning pick three numbers: 7 7 1 here are the winning pick four numbers: 1 8 5 8 the mega-millions jackpot is $148 million for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disease. osteoporosis-related bone fractures and low magnesium levels have been seen with nexium. possible side effects include headache, diarrhea and abdominal pain. othe

but almost every day the national media asks me if it isn't all due to the oil boom in northwestern north dakota. i enjoy telling them the county with the most job openings is not among western oil counties, but is the county surrounding fargo, our largest city and on the opposite side of the state. our technology parks around our research universities create great jobs by the thousands. advanced manufacturing adds jobs in north dakota, while most of the nation has lost manufacturing jobs. over the last 10 years north dakota has been number one in the nation in income and job growth according to the u.s. chamber of commerce. why is our national economic policy on the wrong track? there are two main reasons. first, the federal government is unnecessarily adding to the cost of living and the cost of doing business in america. just one example is our cost of energy. the price of gasoline is rising rapidly because we continue to depend on foreign oil. it is now within our reach to become energy independent in north america if we simply develop the resources we already have available. in place

northwestern states. >> northwestern, northeastern, and midwestern. not the south. in the winner-take-all states he wins them all except pennsylvania which santorum will win. then then he wins california on june 6th that's 172 votes winner take all. if he does all of that he he will come into the convention with about 100 votes more than he needs. 1250. he. if you miss two or three of those do you not have a majority on the first ballot. >> bill: here is his big advantage on tuesday and the folks need to know this. he can compete in all of the states. he has got the money and the resources to do it. the others don't. they don't have the money. >> i think that's true. but i think there is a deeper point here. the democratic party and barack obama have made an endorsement in this race they have endorsed santorum. 100,000 democrats showed up to vote in michigan. 53% of them went for santorum. 100 democrats do not participate in a republic primary unless they have dragged out kicking and screaming by the unions and the party. and orchestrated effort like this is a state

but almost every day the national media asks me if it isn't all due to the oil boom in northwestern north dakota. i enjoy telling them, the county with the most job openings is not among western oil counties, but is the county surrounding fargo, our largest city

citizens abroad speaking to a roomful of law students and faculty at northwestern university holder said that the u.s. government has the right to order the killing of u.s. citizens abroad if there are senior al qaeda operatives who pose an imminent terrorist threat and cannot reasonably be captured how he did this without specifically mentioning a lockie or without releasing the legal memos the administration allegedly used in that case another standout line was of the president is required to get permission from a federal court before he takes this kind of action because according to this administration due process and judicial process are not one in the same especially when it comes to national security and all this was presented by the in turn in general as an indicator of our times not a departure from our laws and our values but could that possibly be any more wrong i think that charles pierce wrote it best yesterday when he said that that statement is a quote monumental pile of crap that should embarrass every democrat who ever said an unkind word about john yoo so joining me from

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later in sports northwestern chances of first n.c.a.a. day my doctor told me i have an irregular heartbeat, and that it put me at 5-times greater risk of a stroke. i was worried. i worried about my wife, and my family. bill has the most common type of atrial fibrillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve problem. he was taking warfarin but i've put him on pradaxa instead. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mgs reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin without the need for regular blood tests. i sure was glad to hear that. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have a bleeding condition like stomach ulcers, or take aspirin, nsaids, or bloodthinners, or if you have kidney problems, especially if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all medicines you take, any planned medical or dental procedures and don't

this is a very powerful storm overtaking the northwestern part of the united states. eventually this will bring a slight chance for rain. before that happens, high- pressure and warming temperatures. you can see that by all the green shading, temperatures right now are in the upper 50s. 52 in atlanta. this warm air is pushing our way. 24 as you head up towards maine. 36 in westminster. frederick at 41. in ocean city, 38 degrees. we're expecting to reach the mid-to-upper-40's this afternoon. temperatures are still cool behind our latest storm. tonight, chilly once again. then the warm-up comes. mostly dry weather. with the dry weather throughout the day tuesday, wednesday, all of the thursday as well. that front comes our way. it brings a slight chance for showers on thursday night into friday. even his futurecast image is not showing a lot of precipitation. seven-day protest, warming up to 60 degrees tomorrow. beautiful day, full sunshine. more clouds into thursday. storm system starts to reproached later into the night. slight chance for showers in the morning. remem

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a narrow couldloud band from northwestern maryland down into virginia. we have a few sprinkles associated with it. this is down towards leesburg down towards warrenton. not much in terms of rain fall. just isolated sprinkles drop the metro area. temperature-wise, we are warm. 57 in the district. at 58 in quantico. cumberland is a little bit cooler. 52 degrees in cumberland. a few brief morning sprinkles west of the metro area. some partial sunshine. a few late day showers cannot be ruled out. we cannot rule out of thundershowers. partly cloudy and some patchy fog out there. an easter the onshore flow. we will break into the sunshine by the afternoon. this is west of the metro area. a bit unsettled through the first part of the week. by wednesday and sunday, added sunshine. remaining warm. it looks like the weather pattern may change by the weekend. >> it is looking unsettled on gallows road. an accident rolled over this morning. two lanes are closed. that is the inner loop in virginia. in maryland, and old georgetown road. the rescue squad has arrived. i

bill northwestern coach kelly amonte-hiller.heir 'own ' rooting interests. everyone is really pumped to be here and excited to play. it is kind of wherewithal ... >> its the week 'before' the masters....phil mickels0n tuning up at the houston open. first hole...brian davis roles in the putt for birdie.....this drops him to 8-under....and gives him a share of the lead. but lefty didn't go away in round two. on number 7, he puts his tee-shot to about five feet. he would make the putt and go to 10 under. he finished 9 under...davis shares the lead at 11-under......they finish the second round in the morning. new orleans saints coach sean payton has decided to appeal his one-year bounty-related suspension. tomorrow's the final four in new orleans....and kentucky's anthony davis, the freshman from chicago, has been named the nba player of the year. finally, michael jordan is hosting his celebrity invitational this weekend in las vegas.....which means 'he' gets to play....and make shots.....like this. the tournament goes on all weeken

it started with northwestern university. >> that one game messed up so many brackets with that, the 15th seed took down number 2, missouri. mizzou. quick-84 is the final. it was a defeat that only happened five times in the history of the ncaa tournament, until couple of hours later. duke faces lee high and blue devils fans could only watch in shock. maryland fans were probably cheering. the team bounced back in the first round. 75-70 was the final. duke free to make sense of what happened. >> for how you lead and this is not how i wanted the lead. >> the game is a great game. i have been in it for 37 years and it takes you the incredible miles and also takes you the incredible lows and tonight's one of those lows. >> so -- make that six times in a 15 seed as beaten a number 2 seed. both will attempt to make history in the next game. if loyola did have a chance. >> yes. yesterday, i was saying lee high. really. >> yes. it is set. >> all right. who is playing whom? >> exactly. >> you know, but i have to think that for marylan

>>marty: in the world news activists and syria showing a northwestern town is under attack. one civilian was killed. the homes were being detained. this town is near the border of turkey. within the one week. regimen forces have been targeting forces. >>isabel: this american soldier has been officially charged robert bayless murdered nine children, eight adults and wounded six civilians. he is in fort leavenworth, kansas. if convicted? he will face the te -- death penalty. already difficult situations/relations between hamid karzai and the united states. >>marty: the on armed florida teenager in sanford-non-armed child was shot by they've never heard watch. a full investigation is being encouraged. >> my phone message is to the parents of the child. if i had a son it would look like him. i think they are correct to expect that all of us, as americans will take this with the seriousness that it deserves and get to the bottom of it. >>marty: he is a limited of what can be said because of a federal investigation. he called this a " tragedy ". police say there is no evidence tha

strong northwesterly winds bringing the chill will continue to impact northwestern japan.n the next 24 hours, there's still potential for another 20 to 30 centimeters of snow, some making its way to eastern tohoku, too. we will be staying mostly dry in the pacific edge of the country down towards the south, but yes, still a little chilly. much of the rest of the region isdry. korean peninsula through mongolia, much of china. showers continue for the southern coast. while it is still fairly light on tuesday, some areas could get heavy heading into wednesday. we will see snow showers continuing here in western china. scattered thunderstorms across parts of indochina and northern philippines and taiwan seeing another wet day today. temperatures continue to be a little on the cool side for this time of year. just 15 degrees in hong kong. usually see 22 in the middle of march. 11 in shanghai, and chilly day in tokyo today at 9 degrees. as we head into north america, another winter storm to talk about here, up in the pacific northwest. now it is really going to get fairly intens

in economics from northwestern university.oday he will provide a national overview and update us on what to expect as we go forward in 2012. goo[applause] >> good morning, san francisco. i love visiting san francisco. i get a lot of my ideas from here. not far from here is a place i liked to stay. goothe last time i was there, my door said, people who live within their means have no imagination, and that is not really responsible, but i liked that idea of imagination, because for people like me, it requires a lot of imagination, and the reason for that is when you are watching the economy, but you do not see is more important than what you do see. the damage is very visible from a recession. what you do not see is the healing that is helping us get back on our feet. of when i think about the stock market, it is the place where the imagination is the lifeblood of voters. as you can tell, we do not need a lot of prompting. the equity market gets what is going on, and this has been going on since the spring of 2009. if you think

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>> people i talk to in afghanistan, urban people who you think their fate is all tied up with northwestern -- with the american presence, seem to not want americans there anymore. >> president obama also called afghan president karzai so express his condolences. there are concerns the taliban will use the incident to insight more violence against western troops in the country. >> one year since the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami struck japan. today, people paused to remember across the country at the very moment the disaster transformed the country. here's a report from japan. >> they spent he last year trying to move forward. on the days they pause to look back, a country observing a moment of silence the moment the quake struck, and at a memorial service tokyo, vowed to never forget. waves hit the coast and killed nearly 20,000 people last march. this coastal communities are empty fields. the mountains of debris brushed aside. >> this is the spot where the video was shot on march 11th. you can recall the black waves crashing over this wall, tossing the cars on the road aside as the

however, those strong northwesterly winds that are bringing the chill will continue to impact northwesternan. in the next 24 hours, there is a potential for 20 to 30 centimeters of snow. some making its way over to stern tohoku. we will be staying mostly dry here in the pacific edge of the country down toward the south. yes, still a little bit chilly. much of the rest of the region will be dry. the korean peninsula and mongolia and china. showers continue for the southern coast. while it will be fairly light on tuesday, areas south of the asean sea could be heavy on wednesday. we will see showers continuing in western china. scattered thunderstorms across indo-china and northern philippines. temperatures are going to continue to be a little bit on the cool side for this time of year. just 15 degrees in hong kong. we usually see about 22 in the middle of march. 11 in shanghai. a chilly day in tokyo today at just 9 degrees. all right. as we head on into north america, another winter storm in the pacific northwest. now it is really going to get fairly intense for the northern mountains of cal