disappointed with their number 12 seed so they took it out yesterday against oklahoma state. those ducks, they made it look easy. oregon wins, 68-65. up next a showdown with st. louis. >>> also from the pac-12, the california golden bears held unlv without a basket for more than 11 minutes in the second half but it almost wasn't enough, the running rebs' surge came up just short and cal wins it 64-61 which takes on syracuse which won by 47 points last night. should we let you toot your horn here or i'll toot it for you. you with 13-3 in your bracket picks. >> oh, yes. >> i was 8-8, but we still have three of the same four teams for the fine, but you nailed it, man. >> thank you very much. i am patting my back right now because -- >> you should be. i'll pat it for you. nicely done. making me feel like i'm not a real man getting smoked by diana in my brackets. >> usually when you -- at the very beginning almost always, you know, there's something like in that happens then you'll, of course, be the one that takes it all.

louis, 1:40, oregon versus oklahoma state. cal and unlv at 4:27. montana and syracuse rounding off the final four here at the hp pavilion. that tip-off is around are 6:57 tonight. the winners of today's game, the four teams will play on saturday. those two winners are the ones that will move on to the sweet 16. if you are looking for tickets, they are stim available. for the unlv cal game, they are very limited. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a college basketball from oakland will be playing for montana at the ph pavilion. he is a center guard for the grizzlies. he remembers his roots by wearing two bracelets dedicated to his high school. they are heavily the underdogs against syracuse but you go, will cherry. >>> let's check in with meteorologist, christina loren. >> slopes report. first thursday of spring. one of those weekends, you can take your pick whatever you want to do across the bay area. let's started with the toyota snow report. brian hager joins us live from squaw valley this morning. >> is it still snowing for you g

oregon versus oklahoma state. tip-off for cal versus unlv. montana and syracuse surrounding with a game around 7:00 this evening. the winner of those games, those four teams, will play on saturday. those two winners will head off to the sweet 16. tickets are still available for today's game play. keep in mind if you want to see cal versus unlv, the selection is limited. we just heard that from the folks here at the hp pavilion this morning. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> among the other teams playing at hp, montana, the point guard is an oakland native that graduated from mcclemons high school, will cherry. he will be playing close to his hometown but wishes more of his fans from mizzou would be here to watch the team play. he takes on the orange men at 6:57 tonight. >>> i love this time of year. let the madness begin. it is 5:10. >>> big news for apple. we will tell you about the new client that they could soon have coming up next. >>> a bay area man is asking for action after a run-in with police. what he says police di

oregon poured it on to number 5 oklahoma state 68-55. 3 seed marquette scored with a second left and barely survived to beat 14 seed davidson, 59-58. look at the shot. let's look at the brackets. mine are busted. here we go. louisville demolished number 16. louisville advances to face 8 seed colorado state and 6 seed arizona moves on to play harvard. the number 1 seed in the west gonzaga won a squeaker over 16 southern university. the zags will face wichita state as oregon plays 4 seed st. louis. number 6 seed memphis advanced after 11 seed st. mary's missed a buzzer shot. memphis will face number 3 michigan state. also advancing, vcu and michigan. california will play number 4 seed syracuse. butler will face marquette and there are still 16 more games today. >> announcer: early today sports is brought to you by just for men mustache & beard, keep your edge. >>> just ahead, it is a bed valued at $175,000. but can you get a good night's sleep on it? and rocker jon bon jovi is selling his pad. we'll show you what's inside. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back as the storm th

oregon up ends oklahoma state. ducks early on. with the slam dunk. oregon up 11 at the half.e of the same from the ducks. from outside. all green. oregon 68-55 winners. it will take time to get familiar with the 49ers roster. lots of additions and today a subtraction. good kick returner. sometimes receiver has signed with the panthers. so he is gone. that is the sporting life. we should mention cal is up in their game. unlv. up by 8 with 6 minutes left. they have a shot. highlights at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. >>> tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, major changes could be on the way, the details of the proposed changes and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you for joining us. good night.

. >> she's an oklahoma state fan. she's from oklahoma city. we went to boston. i drove her and her friend from new york city to boston to go to the oklahoma state first and second round. and when i picked her up in the car, i didn't know her at the time. i knew as soon as she got in my car it will be a great trip to boston. >> infield eventually won her over and now his team is winning the hearts of fans who never heard of this school. so the first 15 seeded team to make it to the sweet 16, look, it's a big deal out here. all eyes right now are on what happens friday as this team takes on florida. joe? kate? >> all right. everybody loves a cinderella story. it's blowing up everybody's bracket at the same time. >> amazing. >> all right. george, thanks so much. that's it for us. thanks so much. we'll see you tomorrow. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> america's new war. after threats, the u.s. develops a military response. >>> jerry sandusky is talking again and again the convicted sex offender gives an interview from behind bars explaining the shower.

oregon versus oklahoma state at 1:40.ornia versus unlv 4:27 and montana versus syracuse at 6:57. those are some precise times. >> absolutely. always want to make sure you're on time. winners will play in the third round on saturday, hp pavilion. those times announced later on. meanwhile st. mary's playing a game in dayton, ohio, tomorrow night at 6:10 to be precise. they will take on middle tennessee state. >> speaking of tournaments, when we come back, a couple of giants lead their countries into at&t parks in the final round of the world baseball classic. >> you're a big fan of one of those giants. >>> one helped his team get ready for tomorrow. >> he's my angel. >>> global stage set at at&t park as netherlands takes on dominican republic in the world baseball classic tonight at 6:00. today's winner will appear in tomorrow's final against puerto rico. >> with team usa out of it, i'm sure you'll be cheering for puerto rico because your guy celebrated against them, celebrated a 3-1 win against japan. thousands of fans com

number 12 seed oregon poured it on to knock off number five oklahoma state 68-55.marquette scored with one second left on the clock, barely surviving to beat 14 seed davidson 59-58. looking at the brackets now, top seed louisville demolished north carolina 79-48. louisville advances to face colorado state. and sixth seed arizona moves on to play harvard. the number one seed in the west, gonzaga, won a squeaker over 16 seed southern university. they advance to face wichita state. and oregon will play four seed st. louis. number six seed memphis advanced after st. marries missed a shot as the buzzer sounded. memphis will face michigan state. also advancing, bcu and michigan. california you will play number four seed syracuse next, butler will face marquette and there are 16 more games today. >>> coming up, viewers speak up about which new coach of the voice they're most excited to see. >>> plus, gratuitous behind the scenes beef cake pictures of hugh jackman. can't get enough of those. entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. max and pe

at 1:40, oregon and oklahoma state. a lot of oregon fans out here. 4:27, cal tips off against unlv. final game, 6:57, montana against syracuse. the four winners of today's games move on to saturday. they play saturday here. those two winners move on to the sweet 13. i was at the box office about 15 minutes ago. they still have tickets for today's four games. though the game against unlv with cal, tickets are very limited. they're still available, just very limited. the cal game tip-off, 4:27 here at the hp pavilion. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> a college basketball player from oakland will be playing for montana at the hp pavilion today. here he is. will cherry is a senior point guard for the grizzlies. cherry went to mcclimbens high school. he says he always remembers his roots by wearing two bracelets dedicated to his high school, one that says mac family and mac alumni. the grizzlies are a heavy underdog against syracuse. >>> saint mary's will be playing today but all the way in auburn hills, michigan. they play number six seed memphis in ju

thursday the cal bears among the teams playing at hp, along with oregon, new mexico st., syracuse oklahoma stateana and st. louis montgomery on matchup- ncaa men cal vs. unlv- >> they are excited about the match up. somewhat familiar from the standpoint of what we're up against. they are a very talented an explosive team. we had an injury last time we played against them so they still beat us. we have our work cut out for us. >> and take a lookncaa men st.mary's mid tenn-ss ------------------------ i just received a phone call ernie talking about jason kid...i know he went to st joe's i did misspeak but thank you ernie...is my memory >> catherine: and i think you are amazing. and he remembers. and let us take a quick break. and tiger woods is in love. it is hockey time. they are in anaheim tiger woods and lindsay vonn cheesy studio photos officially revealing they are dating she is a champion skier. it looks like they got a 9 $9 special at the photo booth at the mall a $99 special-- ♪

. >>> 1 se2 seeded oregon facing oklahoma state. this one all ducks.los emory takes the three and buries the three to give oregon a 14-point lead. the ducks roll. they did win the pac 12 tournament. the first win for the ducks since 2007. they'll have their handsful when they face st. louis tomorrow. they were also impressive yesterday. >>> this is the one that disappointed me and everyone else. gonzaga taking on number 16 southern. since the 16 has never beaten a number one seed, let's see how much they're blowing them out by. four minutes left. the game is tied. it is gut check time for the zags. gary bell jr. nerves of steel. knocks down the huge three and saves the zags from a part of tournament history they want nod part of. gonzaga got all they could handle. they win 64-58. they face number nine seed wichita state tomorrow. >>> louisville, the other number one seed, yesterday they had no problem whatsoever with north carolina at&t. they lead 65-37. a loose ball. flips it to russ smith. he slams it down. smith was the game's high scorer with 23 po

louis, oklahoma state up against oregon and montana versus syracuse, whose fans claim to bleed orange. >> the hat, the shorts, the hoodie, the wrist band and the soulful cover and the -- smart phone cover and my socks and my smart phone wallpaper >> reporter: tickets to witness the madness were going for between $25 and $150 bucks a pop. what makes this rite of >> the sun is out it is a beautiful day and we are in san jose at our docks are going to go all the way. >> we get to watch for games back to back. >> i think that it is the fact that everybody has a chance. >> reporter: the story of cinderella comes to mind. berkeley resident john mayberry is a 'hoop historian' having witnesses march madness some 40 times. >> it is a fun atmosphere. >> reporter: the fabled 'sweet sixteen' awaits the winner and like that guy says, everybody has a chance. >> oklahoma state, san jose we have the home field and we are going to go to the tournament let us go ducks. we are going to take down cal. >> go bears! (cheers & applause) >> reporter: the game is under way this is the escalator up to the conc

oklahoma state. >> cal at u.n.l.v. there is a lot of basketball over the next several days. fans out here are ready for the big debts to began. >> i am excited about march madness with march at the time when teams showcase who they are and what they have been working on and practicing all year long. just the sheer excitement of a chance and the pure excitement of having the opportunity to go to the dance. >> he is personally a passionate basketball fan. expect a lot of passionate cal fans later this afternoon. they look out to get a date in their own backyard. >> usually a lower seeded team will not get a home field advantage so to speak. it is unusual to have a rematch in the opening round of games. u.n.l.v. beat cal on december night by one point. of course today's game means a lot more when they last met. >> the other big game here locally the st. mary's game. that tips off at 1145 this morning. >> keep your eyes on the california teens. as we talked about early you have to jump around to keep track of everyone. you

there are 16 total games today featuring pittsburgh and wichita state, marquette and davidson oklahoma state oregon and colorado state facing missouri. >> you love basketball. >> i do. acc, though. >> carolina. >>> 38 after the top of the hour. coming up. have you seen this video? a frightening scene. a little girl stops breathing right in front of her parents but one bystander's quick thinking response that has him being hailed a hero this morning. >> could we be seeing another solyndra sequel? another green energy going bust. details coming up straight ahead. [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! ♪ wow. [ buzz ] delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? bee happy. bee healthy. with clusters of flakes and o's. oh, ho ho... it's the honey

oklahoma state. >> this is a popular upset pick. cal at u.n.l.v.our time. >> montana and syracuse of the nightcap game at 657. >> the winners of today's gains will practice tomorrow and play in the following round here in san jose. back to the palin u.n.l.v. game this is unusual a game and some of the committee usually does not give a regional advantage to bailor seeded team that is what happened here. cal a 12 seed playing in their own backyard as u.n.l.v. is no. 5. the committee usually does not give rematches in the first round. these two teams played on december 9th u.n.l.v. won by a point. we will see what happens today. >> i always fill out a broad carry little land. i want to know if you have a bracket? >> the best i can do is say st. mary's is planning to day spirit is a way it is not in san jose. i think their plan is in. i have my money on st. mary's. gary has his money on me. he will give me a hundred dollars per minute of the game i watch. >> it does not matter he is as if i watched one game i get $100 per minute. >> thank you mike. >>

then oklahoma state and oregon tips off around 1:40.n the game many fans are looking forward to cal and unlv scheduled for 4:27 this afternoon. and the night game for 6:57 tonight. the best seat is always going to be at home. or dare i say at your home office. expect not a lot of productivity today at work. brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. >> and yeah the hamilton continental they are like decision 6. not exactly ncaa material. thank you, brian. >> time now 7:39. check in with sal. you are watching 237 and everything else. >> going to be a little slow this morning. got off to a slow start. but it's still better than it was yesterday. yesterday the roads were yet. and even though it's slow, the commute is moving better. fewer fender fenders than yesterday. 280 is normal getting into the valley. we are still better off than we were when it was raining. move along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. today backed up for a good long wait. this is because of an earlier crash on the bridge. they have speeded up the metering lights t

okay -- oklahoma state will play the ohio ducks.le the number one in the west region. >>> five 12 pack teams made it to the finals. three others get invited to the 32 team nit. stanford beat minnesota 75-51 to win last year's nit. now stanford will host stephen f. austin. >>> well golden state unders their situation. they're in sixth place in the western conference. about the best they're going to be able to reach. it means they're going to the play offs. houston started one game back of the ducks. houston won the first three meetings this season but they shot under 20% from the field in the first half. warriors make them pay. curry to lee. rockets shoot more threes than anyone in the nba but they made just two of 16 attempts in the first half. three point misses also means fast breaks the other way. warriors led by 24 at halftime but the rockets cut that lead by five in a third quarter. chandler parson to lin. lin scores 31 points. warriors made 13 of their 23 free pointers. my accountant tells me that's nearly 50%. warriors finall

and we went to boston, i drove her and her friend from new york city to boston to go to the oklahoma state round. and when i picked her up in the car, i didn't know her at the time. but i knew her as soon as she got in my car it would be a great trip to boston. >>> tiger's golf game is back and he's added some martial arts to his bag of tricks. tiger and arnold palmer showing off more than just their golf skills. see the entire commercial at bleacherreport.com. and check out the ad nike put on their facebook page. it says winning takes care of everything. carol, nike one of the other people to stick with tiger when he went through all those troubles a couple years ago. i'm guessing they're pretty proud of that fact. >> winning forgives all sins. i was making those faces because i wanted to see more of the commercial. >> yeah, they're pretty awesome. there are a couple versions to it. go to bleacherreport.com and check it out. >>> next hour of cnn newsroom begins after a short break. ♪ i am stuck on band-aid brand ♪ ♪ 'cause germs don't stick on me ♪ [ female announcer ] band-aid brand has

i was going up to boston to see oklahoma state play in the tournament, and instead of flying, my friendith knew andy and he -- we found out he was driving so we just bummed a ride and here we are. >> reporter: did you make her pay for gas or anything like that? >> no, i was happy to pick that tab up. >> reporter: when you google amanda's name, the modeling pictures come up. a bunch of hormonal teenagers that you coach, how you to deal with that? >> she was so successful, flew all over the world, she's done such a wide variety of modeling shoots with blouses and jeans and outfits and -- >> clothes. >> a lot of clothes. but the only thing you see on the internet are the swimsuit and lingerie. >> reporter: the enfield story has only added to the fgcu fairy tale and the charm of their three young children who also can be found in the stands. though they may be the only ones not caught up in the eagles run. >> my oldest daughter goes to target and gets to buy a dinosaur from the dollar bin that was promise affidavit we g -- promised after we got back from the tournament. >> they hit me up af

he got missouri, oklahoma state and he falls in the 27th percentile.s his final four and barnicle still has. >> the president is a strong finisher. >> you like florida? >> you're big on the game? >> what is your final four? >> what is my bracket? >> i think -- i think they should harvard. >> no. what is it? >> harvard in the final four which is genius and cal and oregon. >> see? i love the bears! >>> still ahead on "morning joe," the disappearing american dream. why the next generation might be worse off financially than their parents and what they can do about it. what? might? will. we will talk to jean chatzky about a surprising new study. first, the must read opinion pages. [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep. it's an effective sleep medicine you don't take before bedtime. take it in

louis and oklahoma state will also be playing in san jose. >>> don't forget those gales. st.ys getting off to a great start. advancing to the next round of 64. st. marys beating middle tennessee. the gales will take on memphis tomorrow. >> i'm guessing you stayed up and watched that entire game. >> i did. i did. i had a chance to go to bed early but i couldn't. >> why would you? >> i'm a gale. >> president obama's brackets, he always gets in on the basketball stuff here. his bracket will be revealed in full some time later on today. >> he didn't pick my gales, but released his final four picks, cal over stanford to make it there. he also chose baylor, connecticut, notre dame, second seeded cal to reach the women's final four. if all goes according to plan, cal will take on the top seeded stanford on april 1st, april fools' day. now as for the men's tournament, president obama picking florida, indiana, louisville and ohio state. so, maybe i need to mail him this. >> here we go. time to break it out. >> you think? >> she's not just a band wagon jumper. she wears this with pride

oregon beating oklahoma state, and number 9 wichita state over pittsburgh.i know. who is tied among our team for number 1? >> right now you and phil both -- >> bill: and since phil is leaving -- that means who is number one? >> you are squarely on top but as siprion says it is a marathon not a sprint. >> president obama welcoming two sports teams to the white house next week. two championship teams on the same day because they come from the same city, the la kings, and the la galaxy will be in d.c. on tuesday, and they'll also take part in a let's move campaign on the white house lawn. >> and when you have real sports like -- >> bill: owe. >> come on. come on. >> get your powerball tickets this weekend. $320 million, and it could go higher. it is the third jackpot this year to go over $250 million. >> bill: don't worry, i'll be there, so nobody else has a chance. >> all right. ♪ >> hal: the director of international climate negotiations for the world wildlife fund. the organization goes more by wwf, right? >> we do yeah. certainly around the world, yeah. >>

york city to boston to go to the oklahoma state first and second round. as she got in my car it would be a great trip to boston. >> no dwyane wade, no problem once again for the heat as they cruise past the magic for the 27th straight win. the heat and their streak now head to chicago for a match-up with the bulls on wednesday. miami now just six wins away. 71-72 lakers for the longest winning streak in nba history. >> well tiger's golf game is back and it looks like he's added martial arts to his bag of tricks in his latest ad, tiger and arnold palmer showing off more than just their golf skills. see the entire commercial at bleacherreport.com. and the masters still a little over two weeks away but i bet you can guess the overall favorite to win it. >> no kids. when you're number one. all right, andy scholes, thank you very much. >> all right, in defense of the groundhog, who's taking the blame now for the awful weather lately and saying hey, don't blame punxsutawney phil? next. [ female announcer ] born from the sweet monk fruit, something this deliciou

oregon takes on oklahoma state. that tips off at 1:40. versus unlv, the local golden bears go to work at 4:27 and montana takes on syracuse, the orangemen at 6:57. the winners will play in the next rount saturday at the hp pavilion. the times will be announced later on. in the meantime, st. mary's gaels, they have to get some work done. they have a playing game in dayton, ohio on tuesday at 6:10. they take on middle tennessee state. i know you are sending out the magic, feeling the good vibrations for your gales. you have the banner at your desk. are you going to start parading around with that? >> there we go. 6:22. coming up, the barista voted one of the bess in the the southwest. where you can go to sample it. >>> tracking taxis. we will let you know and how you can keep track of your cab's every move. >>> welcome back. going live to san francisco. it stays dark a little longer and gives us a spectacular picturesque look. 6:25. >>> soon, you could be able to track the exact location of every available taxi driver in san francisco just

louis and oklahoma states will all be playing in san jose, getting ready for the big dance. >> we are officially in spring this morning as well. and the rain decided to come down. meteorologist christina loren, she warned us. >> some people are singing in the rain this morning, because they need it for all those crops they've been planting. a lot of people starting that spring garden. we need this rain. right now, the heaviest activity is moving through vallejo. mostly over the course of your rush hour drive. widespread on and off showers through noon. we'll start to see let-up, turning more showery in nature, lighter, more spotty. second half of the day between noon and 5:00, most of that activity pushes into the south bay. we're clear for the most part. partially, at least. between 5:00 to 10:00, wind also pick up as that system moves out. tomorrow morning, with an unsettled atmosphere, still a fair game for a shower or two, but not expecting anything heavy. thursday afternoon, brilliant sunshine, beautiful day shaping up. stick around. i have your seven hn -day outlo coming up in m

. >> a few months ago we had an image of an oklahoma state basketball player do the same thing.e've had the images before. it's time that all of us as a society get behind and use messages that are consistent with the law rather than consistent with what the entertainment world tells us and with what the media tells us. it's time that we start focusing on the victims and devastation and damage it does to them instead of here are these boys, here's how it hurt them. you know, i think we've gotten off track when we stop thinking that men are the ones that we need to be talking to. that's who i talked to. i talked to so many men and the messages that they get are frightening. the messages they get, the expectations they have are frightening and social media has made it to where they're less socially adept and so now what we have to -- >> sadly, i have to wrap it there. i could talk about this case all day. this is what justice is supposed to do. it's supposed to be a deterrent for others. i'm sad to hear that. there was talk about those young men yesterday and not as much talk abou

. >> reporter: upon inspection, oklahoma's state department of health and dentistry found rusted instruments-year-old practice. one set used to know have hiv and hepatitis was cleaned with bleach which kroeds metal. the machine used to sterilize instruments should be tested monthly, according to the complaint. no such test had ever been performed in the six years one dental assistant had been at the office. the complaint alleges multiple felonies including dental assistants unlicensed in anesthesology, performing i.v. sedation on patients. with experts insist, this is not the norm and there is no need for general alarm. >> a dental cleaning today. don't cancel it. this is a very extremely rare case. this is the perfect storm of everything possible being done wrong. >> reporter: but for the 7,000 patients in oklahoma told they're now at risk, the threat is very real. >> dr. nancy snyderman, thanks. all 7,000 of his patients are now being urged to get tested for hiv and hepatitis. >>> coming up, a look back at an historic week for same-sex marriage at the high court, will be joined by a gay ri

and there is no better place to see that than oklahoma state university. >> you don't even know who you'reade with, do you? >> thank you, boone! >> thank you, boone! >> he's given his alma mater about $350 million, turned around their football team, and built a new stadium. >> pretty good, isn't it? [both laugh] >> and that's made him a very big man on campus. >> hold it! hold it! hold it. >> so tell me who this is. all: t. boone! >> [chuckles] >> and tell me what he means. >> everything! [cheers and applause] >> but can this billionaire who means everything to them help break america's addiction to foreign oil? it seems to me that boone pickens is a guy that needs an idea and a challenge. he almost needs to be at war all the time. >> i know. they call them crusades. i mean, i've been accused-- "you're a crusader, pickens." >> right. >> and i said, "i don't start out that way." but i'll have to admit that sometimes it ends up kind of like a crusade. i'm t. boone pickens. >> pickens is spending $58 million of his own money to promote his biggest crusade yet, and probably the biggest of its

number one, oklahoma's state dental board has announced it may start routinely inspecting dental clinicsfox report's" top five. and on this day in 1973, the vietnam war effectively ended when the last u.s. combat troops left vietnam. u.s. forces had been in the region for more than a decade. first, as so-called military advisors. but in 1965, our presence in that country had grown. at the war's peak some half a million u.s. troops were on the ground but the growing number of casualties in american involvement in war crimes helped make it the most unpopular foreign war in our history. when it finally ended some 58,000 u.s. service members were dead: vietnam me

then a few months ago, a friend suggested he see a professor of reading education here at oklahoma's northeastern stateity. >> he told me i was wasting my time; and i said, well, we'll just sit and chat a couple of times a week. is that okay? >> reporter: tobi thompson says eventually their weekly talks gave way to flash cards. >> and everything started clicking. >> reporter: he got pretty good at the sight words. >> one. >> reporter: but the real breakthrough came just last week, when, at the age of 89, ed bray read this book about george washington. >> it gave me goosebumps and it still does. it still does. >> it just makes me feel good, boy. "to power a car." >> reporter: he's read three more since. and although they're all just third grade level biographies, each one has the same dramatic ending. >> did you ever think you'd read that? >> reporter: each one the same moral takeaway for anyone who thinks they're too old to do something. >> get in there and learn, baby, now! because you ain't going to learn in that pine box. [ laughter ] >> reporter: just learned to read and already a poet. >> that's t

the oklahoma state health department is reaching out and urging them to get tested. >> "the last thingthe world that you are going to think going in to get your wisdom teeth out that you are going to be exposed to hiv or hepatitis. that's something that never would have crossed my mind in a million years" >> reporter: harrington and his assistants could face criminal charges. we haven't been able to reach him for a comment. in washington, i'm tory dunnan. for kron 4 news. >> reporter: a former 49er and oakland coming out. kwame harris says he's telling the world he is gay for some peace of mind. the offensive lineman who also played at stanford is now retired, and says he worked hard to keep his personal and professional lives separate. >> i like to think that i would do it differently. in terms of where we are going but it would tend to get a lot of publicity >> this was after a current n f l player is also point to consider that he is gay. there has been no players that have announced that they are g-- gay >> catherine: president obama was in miami today. talking about american jobs

in the midwest all higher ranked seeds advanced except for fifth seed oklahoma state sufferedded a 13h ranked oregon. michigan shut down south dakota state. virginia common wealth making fast work of akron with a 88-42 victory. nail-biter in the southeast. california upsetting fifth ranked unlv. melissa: that was big one. >> syracuse, raw, raw, syracuse grad. melissa: nice. adam: number 3 ranked marquette advancing. in the west, gonz sag barely scraping out a victory against 16 seed southern. california over 8th ranked pittsburgh. the biggest upset of all,. melissa: wait for it. wait for it. adam: 14th ranked, you say it. melissa: harvard. whoo-hoo. adam: ending third seed new mexico's run with 68-62. >> there goes my perfect picks. melissa: i will enjoy it while i can. adam: you and harvard. first-ever ncaa victory. melissa: first ever, since the beginning of time. adam: when you were going to school there you were a basketball fan? melissa: yeah. absolutely. adam: uh-huh. melissa: yes. and we went to the football games and stayed outside the stadium and had a beer with everyone else

oklahoma. where the reddest state in the union. barack obama lost every county in 2012 and 2008. he lost several oklahoma counties in the dem accredit primary. -- democratic primary. . have two names for you jim, a tom coburn. we aren't just conservative for the sake of being conservative. we are conservative because we know firsthand the conservative principles lead to prosperity. we must realize that the average american doesn't wake up each morning and ask, how conservative my going to be today -- my going to be today? -- am i going to be today? what they think about is how to provide for their families. we also know what does not create prosperity. we have all seen it. dependence on government leads to a lifetime of poverty addiction and human failure. we have seen it, and we don't like it. if i'm committed to anything in my life, i am on a passionate quest to see americans rise up to a new standard of prosperity, success, and human dignity. that will only come when individuals rise to the challenge of personal responsibility and hard work, replacing an attitude of entitlement

i think roughly 12 counties in my state of oklahoma. infrastructure will benefit our local schools, and it will be a very positive benefit for obama, but what i care about is for our country. adam: and want to make you angry. after ask you this. the argument alone, whether you are exploring every drop of it, you can make the argument, this will create jobs, but even without keystone aren't we on a trajectory in the united states to be energy self-sufficient by 2020? >> well, if we were, let's give you that point. if we were, why wait until 2020? that is too long. right now we are impting oil. over 50% of consumption is imported from people that do not like us. adam: imported from canada. last i know my relatives in candlelight me. >> i want to import more. %-canadian.group, not just if we pass this pipeline, the state department approves this pipeline it will allow us to remove venezuela as one of -- venezuela, roughly almost 1 million barrels per day. and lest my ejector not high on the list. we could replace them. adam: he got his rew

i drove her and her friend from new york city to boston to go to the oklahoma state first and second i picked her up in the car, i didn't know her at the time. but i knew as soon as she got in my car it would be a great trip to boston. >> reporter: enfield eventually won her over and now his team is winning the hearts of fans who had never heard of this school. so again we're talking about the first 15-seeded team to advance on to the sweet 16. soledad, this is a big deal here, and really around the country. a lot of people are paying close attention to this school, and what happens friday when this team takes on florida. >> it's a big deal here, too. because all of our picks were destroyed early. now we're going to be rooting for that team. thanks, george. got to take a short break. still ahead on "starting point," international superstar jon secada is marking 20 years in the music biz with a new single. we'll see some of the highlights and some of the regrets of his career. great first gig! let's go! party! awwwww... arigato! we are outta here! party...... finding you the perfect p

if you like oklahoma state university, if you liked the bachelor, if you like espn, the data shows youre conservative. also, they're able to do deduce things about your intelligence. so they think that you're a smart, you have iq if you like curly fry, "lord of the rings" and even morgan freeman's voice. the fear here, that employers or other outsiders may use this data and against you for evil and not for good. if you want to check out what facebook and what can be learned about your liking behavior, you are what you like.com. that is the website. you are what you like.com. you can show and figure out what the world sees about you. lori: have you done that profile for yourself. >> i'm a little afraid. melissa: "lord of the rings"? come on. thank you so much. curley fries, exactly. lou dobbs is here next as house republicans stick to their guns on the budget. lori: congressman paul ryan unveiling his balancing act he calls it. a bid to balance the budget in ten years without raising taxes. we'll get lou's take next all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real th

i lost because of boone on oklahoma state and -- and harvard. kansas state? a little upset. >> a little philly upset. >> you're going with your heart there. i would have done that with your alma mater. >> my alma mater is so bad, but everyone knew they were good this year and i just -- it's just bad. if arizona beats them i'm right back if. >> there will be a ton of upsets. >> anything -- nike was beautiful last night. i really felt they answered the china problem and talk about getting near the inventory. tiffany is an odd one because it's being bought with this quiet fun has been accumulating. i know their guidance wasn't that good and this is one of those where maybe it's not as bad as it used to be and that's where you've got to be. >> okay. very good, gentlemen. >> hold on just a second. it's louisville versus miami and then louisville won. i just got that. i got the insider trading. >> i think miami will win. >> no, no, no! >> it's the most wide-open tournament i can remember. >> that's a cool thing. i was afraid to take -- last year, i di

i was going up to boston to see oklahoma state play in the tournament. friend, i was going with knew andy and he -- we found out he was driving. so we just bummed a ride and here we are. >> he was a cheap ride? >> he was a cheap ride. i didn't have to pay for that one. >> you didn't make her pay for gas or anything like that? >> no, i was happy to pick that tab up. >> your first date, i heard, was basketball as well. and you went for the smooth move of also taking her to taco bell? come on, i have to ask you, what were you thinking? >> i figured if it was meant to be, she wouldn't mind a burritto. what did you have? a soft taco? >> it's so long ago now. it's hard to remember. >> and you were a successful model. what did your modelling career mean to you at that point? >> well, it was -- i loved it. it was a great experience. i got to travel and meet amazing people. and kind of, i guess, you could say it helped me meet andy. and, you know, i enjoyed it. >> so that's, of course, begs the question, what made you decide to give it up to become a coach's wife

no. 2 oklahoma state defeated number 6 and number 9 wichita state beat lasalle, the 13th rank team.d recall a, number 15, gulf coast and number 12 oregon facing number 1 louisville. michigan against kansas and michigan state plays duke. >> those are two, three big games tonight. >> huge games tonight. >> it could all change tonight. >> louisville has to beat oregon a 12 team in this tournament but they are better than a 12 seed so they could pull off an upset. it's not sol farfetched. >> father reece, pope francis was a big surprise. wasn't he? >> absolutely. absolutely a big surprise. nobody expected cardinal bergolio to be elected pope. all of the italian press was wrong. they had all of these predictions. i think the more -- there are more creative writers than reporters working for the italian press. everyone was prepared with the wrong biography when the white smoke came up and they said it was cardinal bergiolio. >> where were you? >> i was sitting in front of a camera trying to look calm and checked for the bbc at that point when the smoke came up. i was all prepared with thr

states. when asked who is to blame, the oklahoma governor answers -- everybody. nice to see you, governor. >> good to see you, greta. >> who are the everybodys? i got my list. who's yours? >> there is a lot of people. first of all, beginning at the top with the leadership. that's the president. the president suggested the sequester, and of course, it went to congress. congress put it in there as a default that they were going to work on trying to balance the budget, lower the deficit. they didn't do it. so now we have the default. i think it's everybody -- republican, democrats, the house, the congress the president. >> i have looked at the white house issued a paper and i am looking at your state, oklahoma, where the cuts are going to affect oklahoma. i am curious whether you agree. it says they tell lose $4.9 million for prischmear secondary education, putting 70 teacher and aide jobs at risk that. funding -- maybe you know this or don't -- is that additional money -- what is this $4.9, below the baseline? or is this slowed growth? >> i think that's going to be

states. when asked who is to blame for the mess oklahoma governor mary fallon said everybody. nice to see you, governor. >> good to see you. >> greta: who is the everybody? i've got my list of everybody, but who is yours? >> there's a lot of people. well, first of all beginning at the top, that's the president. the president suggested the sequester and of course went to congress and congress put it in there as a default, that they were going to work on trying to balance the budget and lore the deficit. they didn't do it and now we have-- i think that everybody is to blame, republicans, democrats, house, senate, the president, but in the end it starts at the top with the president. >> greta: all right, you've look at the white house issued a paper and i'm looking at the part that goes to your state, oklahoma where the cuts will affect oklahoma. i'm curious whether you agree. oklahoma will lose for primary and secondary education, putting 70 teachers and aides jobs at risk. the 4.9 is that additional numbers you weren't expected. are you below the baseline of what you had or slo

oregon ducks, they carried over their conference title winning form into yesterday's game against oklahoma stateon wins, 68-55. next up for them -- a showdown with saint louis. >> also from the pac 12, california golden bears, held unlv without a basket for 11 minutes in the second half. yesterday, wasn't enough. running red, surged. they came up short. cal wins it 64-61. they take on syracuse which destroyed montana last night by 47 points. it brings us to how we did our picks. we have our brackets. and -- i'm licking my chops here. >> i would like to report that i am 13-3 in yesterday's games. >> 13 and 3. that is pretty awesome. >> woo! just a reminder, quick reminder -- my final four, duke, gonzaga, michigan, butler. >> i went 8-8. you trounced me on points. as i understand these brackets to be. however, my final four alive, duke. gonzaga, kansas, butler. i could still get the winner. you are doing much better in the games than i am. who knew? >> duke/albany today. and kansas begins play today against western -- >> get a hoop. do a one-on-one. >> yes. >> get it going. >> in my heels. >> ceil

oklahoma employees. that's what's happening right now in my state of oklahoma and i don't know how the polling goes. i would only say this: i sense an air of anxiety in these people trying to support right now obamacare because people have caught on. people in my state of oklahoma have caught on. we're talking about oklahoma would have to spend an april dicial $400 million over the next ten years on medicaid in order to cover those who already qualify and will be forced into the program that's a government program, we're talking about, due to obamacare. the mandate. this money will be diverted from schools and from roads and other needs, public safety, in the state of oklahoma. and our research shows that premiums in oklahoma could increase anywhere from 65% to 100% due to the coverage mandates required by obamacare. so it's as if we're having this debate all over again but they're bringing up things now that i've never really heard of. i want to mention one thing, there's a friend of mine in oklahoma, his name is david -- david green. david green several years ago started with one store, a thing ca

state of the office. so how is the guy even in practice? we're going to talk to the executive director of the oklahoma board of dentistry. >>> and several homesslide on a remote island in washington state. were there any signs this was going to happen? washington state's chief geologist will talk about that. >>> the hot new movie based on the book by twilight's stephanie myers starts a new film. the stars will be here to talk about their film and he's become an internet star. this little guy, the burglar, remember we talked about him yesterday? able to pick his sister's lock and steal her pillow pet. we're going to talk to his mom and dad ahead this morning. >> a kid who picks locks. we booked him before he goes to prison. >> the early interview. right. >> live with soledad. thank you. we'll see you in a bit. >>> you know it's a holiday weekend. maybe you don't have work today. maybe you're enjoying it. what can you expect in terms of weather? let's go to alexandra steele live in the cnn weather center. good morning. >> good morning to you guys. well, another very cold morning here in the southeast. 30s and 40s. frost and freeze advisories on

. >> paul: jason, what about the georgia and oklahoma experiment? these are two statest normally identified as liberal states. the president is citing us examples. >> right, and he's talking about the outcomes in these states and trying to link them to the universal pre-k programs that they have, but the evident isn't there. again, the knock on these programs is that the effects aren't fasting that they're very authority lived and in the-- >> and fade out by the third grade? >> third or fourth great. you can't tell who was in the program and who wasn't. in florida and oklahoma, well above the national average and reading and math test scores, they were before the pre-k kicked. the causal relationship isn't there. the current education system doesn't do a great job of educating the kids they havement the idea that we should add kids to the system is sort of foolish on its face. >> paul: there is a problem of really underutilized potential. you see the kids and families that come out, they don't have the parents teaching them their abc's, they don't have them preparing th

my state, oklahoma, would probably -- i don't think probably, would, in fact, have a traditional marriageer state, maryland, for example, just voted for same-sex marriage. >> first state in the country. >> and i think that's federalism working as it should. >> but i want people -- >> it gets down to the question whether it's a right or not. i think you're going to see that with the court this decision. we're all watching, you know, anthony kennedy. we want to know whether we're going to get a decision like the lawrence case where the liberty clause is paramount. we have a declaration, our founding document, which gives us the right to pursue ham piness. and we do have a liberty clause, which is you can't take away a person's life, liberty, or property without due process of law. do we have a right to deny someone marrying a right of their own gender? is it a right? this is a profound question. we can't talk about it in practical terms like this. do you have the right to follow your love? this is a serious question. i don't think we get away with it with just day-to-day politics. >> do you