jaffle oregon is recognized. mr. defazio: i yiled myself such time as i may consume and i thank the chairman for his kind words. i traveled with the committee last year to japan to see what lessons they learned from the horrible earthquake six years ago in which more than 15,000 people perished. they did have in place a land-based and near ocean early warning system, which gave them enough time to shut down the high-speed trains, get people out of elevators and buildings, shut down production lines, mitigating economic losses and property damage. but unfortunately, the system was not adequate to predict the height of the tsunami and 15,000 people died. they are now deploying a real-time deep ocean system. it's time for the united states to emulate that. he cascade yeah subdeduction zone off the coasts of california and oregon has had at least a dozen massive earthquakes over the last 5,000 years. it is well overdue for an earthquake and if we had in place a deep ocean system near the southern end of that fault where

and i wonder if the senator from oregon, do you think that oregon has the kind of money to take its percentage of that $380 billion -- or my colleague from michigan, do you think the state of michigan has the dollars to take care of that medicaid population? ms. stabenow: well, if i might just lend my voice on this and thank both of my colleagues -- and senator cantwell has been really the leader in so many ways on innovation in the health care system, as we debated and sat next to each other in the finance committee on the affordable care act. i wanted to just share that in michigan, where we expanded medicaid, because of changes that have been made and work that is being done in the budget going forward to the new year, there's about -- close to $500 million now more in the state of michigan budget than was there before because of medicaid expansion and the ability to manage health care risk. and people have more health care coverage. we actually have 97% of the children in michigan that can see a doctor today, which is incredible. and, at the same time, the state is going to save close to $

oregon knocks down. ducks first final four since the tournament began when they won it all. >>> oregon taking on maryland, freshman from walnut creek. seven assists. lexi in the corner. five oregon players in double digits. advances to the elite eight for the first time in school history to face uconn with upset victory. >>> sharks have in trouble. once top of the pacific division, in danger of fall together wild card and losing sixth straight tonight. lost last night in dallas. tonight gave up first goal. 1-0 preds. later, yoesy undresses. clean it up. 2-0 nashville. sharks offense a no show. puck to the mouth. dental work. tooth fly out of the mouth. wouldn't return. outscored 13-3 in last two games. >>> cactus league winding down. giants and padres. slaps this silly. trald 4-1. brandon crawford also back from wbc. 7-5. bottom nine, tied at 7-7. giants win 8-7. >>> chapman crushes three run homer. first of the spring. eight runs in 3 1/3 innings. a's lose 11-6 to dodgers and reds. at least they're cons

saturday night when oregon was playing. we were out to dish. our friend were in california the people that went to oregon they say tell the kid to watch the game. we're like it is oregon game, we will keep drinking and eating. we get home, should have watched the game. they are in. we are happy for the teams and happy for borrowedy thanks, jen. >> 657. >> wow that brody, basketball star himself, he will go to the championship. >> undoubted. >> get that scholarship. >> he may be the pope but he is still human. unexpected break he had to

oregon's willamitte river. >> the water starts out some of the purest water on earth. crystal clear, cold. >> we havave some of f the best water ququality coming out of fe ground in the world. >> that's the type of water that we start with in o our headwate.. >> the question is, as s it gos downstream, what are we doing to that? >> i guess the main motiivation foror this film was to sort of shine a lightht on this mememen, this national movement to restore rivers. and wewe'rre doing ththat throue lensns of the wiwiamitte r rive, in o oregon. so, the willamitte river system is a b big river system in wesn oregegon, and i think of it as oregon's big river, bbecause it really flows through our biggest cities and our richest farmland. i think in oregon, , and nationwide, t there's still a a question in people's mind, "what--what's the value of a river?" and we've just gone through a couple of centuries of kind of disconnecting ourselves from rivers, and we're in the process of sort of getting back to that. so, my main motivation for this film was to really shine a light on

, oregon, where i had my first community meeting. that's a small town of about 500. joy has talked about how important it is to her to have an attractive retirement plan to recruit employees to come work in fossil in eastern oregon. kevin max, who runs statehood media from bend is operating a small company with big aspirations and he notes that there's no better state in the country than oregon when it comes to employee recruitment. he says that oregon saves gives companies like his another leg up with an even better package of benefits. i just believe it defies logic that in light of all of these positive returns, from employers and from workers, that the congress would just want to stamp out a program like oregon saves that has so much potential, but the resolution, going after state initiatives, and there are two, would pose that kind of threat. my view is, mr. president, that these are not easy programs for states or cities to set up. there are legal issues that date back decades that you have to work through. so there is a lot o

the gentlelady from oregon. ms. bonamici: i now yield one minute to representative davis, the ranking member of the subcommittee on higher education and work force development. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. davis: thank you, mr. chair. mr. chair, i rise to protect student loan borrowers. protecting our young people should be a priority for every single member of this chamber. in a major way that we're able to defend our students is through the safeguards that are at stake today. these protections, like provisions which ensures students are able to find gainful employment, or have recourse if a school misleads them, have been integral in the wake of unethical practices by certain schools. we have seen the damage that schools like i.t.t. tech and ashford university have done in districts like mine, and as a military town, the students in san diego are particularly vulnerable to bad actors in the for-profit education industry. i can tell you, mr. chair, i have heard from students who can't get the degre

oregon senator ron wyden, top democrat on the finance committee, spoke on the floor about the congressional budget office report showing 24 alien 24 million people will lose insurance coverage under the republican bill to repeal the affordable care act. he spoke about what he called care" to be cms administrator, who was confirmed by the senate monday. mr. wyden: the hard numbers are now in on trumpcare and there is no sugar coating them for the american people. 24 million americans get kicked off their insurance plans. $880 billion is slashed from medicaid in the first decade. a payday worth hundreds of billions of dollars goes out to the wealthiest and the special interests. that is what is going to be dropped on her plate if she is confirmed and if the bill passes. it is her nomination for debate right now. we should make no mistake that she is going to be in charge of the the specifics. if trumpcare passes under section 132, the new administrator would give states a greenlight to push sick patients in the high-risk pool when the historical record shows these high-risk pools are a failur

so stick to oregon avenue.s a big problem affecting the schuylkill as you head towards the walt whitman bridge. also belmont avenue between rockhill road and route one, we've got this construction going in lower merion that's causing problems from 9:00 until 3:00 you'll stick to route 23 conshohocken state road instead. live on the vine street expressway no problems and as we head one more time in cinnaminson in burlington county 130 northbound second time of the morning we're starting with problems here approaching new albany road, downed pole and wires still the issue, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> this story is breaking right now t a 23-year-old man shot in the head and left for dead in the olney section. his killer out there still on the loose. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at fourth and rosslyn streets with the details t good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. the victim was 23 years old. he lived a few blocks away from here and police are still trying behind this. you can

three minutes left, oregon had a secret weapon who was on fire.he led the ducks with 21. , with theirstunned lowest point total of the season. four teams battling it out for chance to go to the final four tonight. we start with the cinderella versus the number one seed, xavier-gonzaga. first half, nigel williams feeds inside to jonathan willis second half, gonzaga dominated. gonzaga wins, advancing to its first final four in school history. oregon-kansas. this might be a shocker. , tyler dorseyt with the three, goes glass as time expires. second half, 55-41 ducks. , brooksthe hustle finishes on the other end. oregon advances to its first final four since 1939. the final for this one, 74-60. are you ready for some football? the washington valor held their media day today. the head coach was on hand, questions about the campaign. the valor kick off their season friday, april 7 at the phone booth. and congrats to kirk cousins. he welcomed his new baby on instagram today. he and his wife, julie, are having a baby --what do you think? you saw the promp

i had been a property crime investigator for some time and was familiar with the crime trends in oregon, and that was unique for this state. >> reporter: and whoever the so-called "jason shaw" really is, he hasn't stuck around to find out how the story ends. >> with all the cameras, we had a very clear view of him, however, it was a cold trail, because he left the city. >> reporter: maybe, but it doesn't look like he and his crew went far. another robbery goes down about ten miles outside portland. >> it has happened again and again, it is caught on camera. a bold diamond theft, this one in lake oswego. >> reporter: this time, the runner is bundled up in hat and gloves with a warm heart for his girlfriend. >> he said that his girlfriend loved one of the necklaces that was in the window, and asked to see it. >> reporter: as the salesperson goes to get that necklace, he turns his attention to a back safe. as you see, he's not just a runner, but a high hurdler, hoching over the counter, swiping a total of five different diamonds and back out the front door. >>for a moment, i was just stunn

oregon is headed there as well the. we have a lot of ncaa coverage as well. >> that reminds me of my sports days. i did a lot of sending it into the wrong basket. >> own goals? >> yes. >> it's okay. you're really good at this. >> i've recovered. i've found new skills. we'll get the highlights from toni reali coming up. >>> we start with the trump administration trying to regroup after that stunning setback on health care. >> also this weekend, trump supporters were out holding rallies. they released a dove in california. however, a short while later, scuffles broke out with counterprotesters. >>> meanwhile, vice president pence hit the road telling small business owners in coal country that his boss will go back to the drawing board on health care.d r long. >> h promise? george stephanopoulos is we kick off with david wright at the white house hi, paula. hi, dan.p after telling support. but tens emboldened by this. california. fistfights and mayhem at >> reporter: a protester flag-waving trump supporters beat him up. th

oregon is right next. a lot of players are from the west coast. i played them in aau many many times. i know a lot of their tendencies and things like that. >> this time last year the te losing in the second round. this season was dedicated to moving on in honor of last year's seniors. >> one of our goals to make it past this one. but you can't look past any time. everybody playing in march is a really good team. it's really exciting to move on to the next round. >> we're excited about being in the sweet 16. getting to practice another day. and prepare for another game. >> if the terps make it past oregon, the team that awaits them, the top ranked huskies. you know. uconn. while the girls here say they're only looking at one game at a time, just about everybody else is looking forward to that matchup. diane roberts, wusa9 sports. >>> hard to believe we're only 12 days away from opening die for the washington nationals. it's going to be nats on 9. looks like max scerzer might be ready to go after all. made his spring training game debut today. he l

ncaa tournament, upset in the sweet 16 by oregon.e'll show you how it all went down coming up next in sports. >>> maybe everybody was looking ahead to that uconn game including the maryland women's basketball team. the terps beat oregon today, then they'd beat the top seed uconn. that's not going to happen. brianna jones hoping this would be not her last game as a interpret. jones with the rebound and the put-back. terps were up 1. a sluggish start. that would be the last time they led 3rd quarter. maryland is down by 5 to oregon. under 4 to go in regulation. kimbrough with the steal and the basket. terps would cut the lead to 6. but they'd get no closer. under 3 to go. br and oregon upsets the third seeded maryland terrapins, 77-63. ducks get to celebrate and move on to face uconn while the terps' season comes to a sudden end. >>> speaking of great endings, march madness and the sweet 16 game last night. wisconsin, crazy 3. one-footer. discount double check for the badgers to tie it. in the extra, where is the defense, wisconsin? an

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five oregon players with double-digits, oregon advances to the elite eight for the first time in history st. patricks and taking on lamesa. throwing it down. all four seniors in double figures. despite being fouled, bj stanley had five assists and st. patricks and st. vincent went to the state title, 59-46, congratulations to the local heros. >>> pga tour in austin, texas, whittled down to the final four and number one dustin johnson got off to a quick start against norrin. three up and through three and will face the semis. haas beat mickelson and putting him up three on lefty and he will take on rom in the semis. he had the best match defeating his opponent 7-5. here on 13, sticks his approach within a few feet. taking the match to the semis and finals will be played tomorrow. >>> cactus league winding down. the giants and padres, then in the second, a solo home run, stratton 3 innings,in nine hits. fresh from the wbc title game, slapping this one silly. a 4-1 game. top three, stratton still giving. this time a two-run shot to eric aybar. he would give up three total and padres lead 7-

here's a look at the current best-selling nonfiction books according to powell's books in portland, oregon. christopher knight lived alone in the woods for 27 years. and the stranger in the woods, followed by theoretical physicist lisa randall's explanation how dark matter may have been directly led to the extinction of the dinosaurs, dark matter and the dinosaurs, next is shrill! a memoir from humorist and feminist and the west followed by hidden figures by margo lee shattering which tells the story of the black female mathematicians that nasa whose calculations helped propel the us in the space race. from best-selling author joan didion comes two extended excerpts from her never before seen notebooks in southwest. a look at the best-selling nonfiction books according to powell's books continues with a biography on adolf hitler. hitler, a sent, 1889-1939. that is followed by collection of essays on life in harlem by james baldwin. notes of the native son. next, explain the definition of feminism for the 21st century in we should all be feminists. followed by a look at the future of humani

e oregon offense just keeps rolling. bandel part of a 13-4 oregon run. they lead by 12 after three. strikes again. the freshman led everyone with 21 points. maryland falls in the sweet 167 77-63. >> i really don't want to take my uniform off. but unfortunately, i'm going have to. i mean, i just want to thank the university of maryland for all the doors open for me. like i said, my teammates, these teammates, past teammates. wasn't maryland. anybody who has watched us play knows we're a completely different team than that. and it's sad today was just not our day. and sad it had to be in the tournament that we had a -- not our type of game. >> you can go down when you know you've left everything out there, and played to the best of your ability. but you know, uncharacteristic play tonight by us. obviously, oregon had a lot to do with that. but disappointed, obviously, in the finish. but it's not going to define our season. >>> utah women have now won more games in a row than any college sports team in division 1 history. that's not just women sports or basketball. that's in all of spo

and the oregon ducks, punching a ticket for the first time since 1939.long-time cinderella finally playing for a chance to become basketball royalty. the top team in the west controlling 11th seeded xavier throughout. >> williams scores! >> reporter: xavier needed the improbable to keep it close. check this out. a loose ball, bouncing into the basket. >> oh, my goodness! >> reporter: zags breaking away in the second half. a buzzer-beating three, the exclamation point. 83-59, the final. and how about the oregon ducks? the three seed stunning top seed kansas. jordan bell, a one-man wrecking crew. 11 points, 13 rebounds, 8 blocks. >> and hustle. >> reporter: kansas discombobulated by the dunks all game. jayhawks came in averaging 96 points. scored 60. oregon, the best run in program history since they won the first tournament in 1939. >> and tony joins us now. so, tony, if you picked gonzaga -- not gon-zaug-ga, i've been told by all the gonzaga fans -- if you picked them to go all the way, it's looking like a good pick. >> there's a lot to like. especially

now bounced in the quarterfinals by top seed oregon state. oh, the spirit was willing. here's an asia thomas shot to keep the women four, but oregon is on top for a reason. they roll with 26 tonight. oregon state going to the semi, 65-49 final. there's the pac-12 coach of the year. cal now 19-13, got to home for an at large ncaa bid. go ahead, feel it, san francisco state, 19th ranked gators in white against sonoma state. warren jackson had 18 and the conference semifinals inside and out, they held off sonoma state by 10, 65-55. the game a conference final saturday against san diego. >>> to baseball, giants and a's cactus league style, a bottom 2nd big fly served up from jeff samardzija delivered off the bat of yonder. a's win the game 6-1. johnny cueto expected at camp late tonight. we'll be back. our next newscast is tomorrow maria medina and jul >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 7:00. >> see you then. have a great weekend! captioning sponsored by cbs >> hey, stephen? >> stephen: yes, p

oregon advances to the final game. champion shim game monday night, gonzaga and oregon.nets. i'm going with oregon in an upset over going gonzaga climbing the latter monday nig night. i can't wait for it much those are my back to you. >> do you have brackets. >> who do you have. >> unc. >> me too. >> i do not. i wanted to know sean i wanted to see his brackets earlier. let's see the before the tournament. >> exactly. >> that will do it for us near night at 6:00 o'clock. we'll see you back here at 10:00. stay dry. have a great night. inside edition is up next. >> the teacher who ran away with his student. they have been spotted at a wal- mart. she has dyed her hair red and his beard is now brown. >>> then, the three teen burglars who were blown away. the get-away driver. >> i'm so sorry. >> she collapses in tears. after she speaks to "inside edition" from the jailhouse. and shocking video of another home invasion. >> leave me alone. leave me alone. >> this will shore up even the weakest of doors. >> that will give me time to call 911 and probably save my life. >>> then, w

president, who in kansas and in oregon and across the country, they never went on the special vacation. they never bought a boat. all they did was try to scrimp and save and educate their kids. but the fact is growing old in america is pricey. and after a few years of balancing the rent bill against the food bill and the food bill against the medical costs, what happens is a lot of seniors just exhaust their savings. mr. president, when i was director of the oregon great panthers, what i saw in my state and it's duplicated everywhere, was older people walking every single week on an economic tightrope, balancing those food bills against the medical bills and the medical bills against the rent bills. and they just couldn't keep up. and they burned through all of their funds, they burned through their modest savings. so when it's time to pay for nursing home care, they have to turn to medicaid. today in america, the medicaid nursing home benefit is a guarantee that those vulnerable older people, the people who are walking on that economic tightrope, that they're going to be taken care of

(jr) oregon and kansas were trying to join the bulldogs in phoenix.tman and his ducks were looking to knockoff the jayhawks in kansas city. kansas didn't have an answer for tyler dorsey and dillion brooks. they comnibed for 44 points and helped oregon reach their first final four trip in nearly 80 years. the last time the pac-12 was in the final four was in 2008 oregon was dominant on both ends of the floor they win 74 to 60. the ducks will face the winner between kentucky and north carolina. (jr) oregon and kansas were trying to join the bulldogs in phoenix.(jr) dana altman and his ducks were looking to knockoff the jayhawks in kansas city. kansas didn't have an answer for tyler dorsey and dillion they comnibed for 44 points and helped oregon reach their four trip in the last was in the oregon was the floorto 60.winner north (jr stone)it was all gonzaga from the get-go.their offense was on fire. they were raining three's early on. all in all the team was 12 of 24 from behind the arc. nigel williams-goss had 23 points on the day. gonzaga would go on t

he's, of course, oregon's biggest donor.onzaga is heading to the final four. the zags have been the darling of the tournaments for nearly two decades now but they have never gotten past the elite eight and there was a real funny moment in this game late in the second half. gonzaga was running away with it. the only thing that could slow them down the ball girl that was mopping the girl. check this out. josh perkins has to slow down or else he might have dunked on her, zags easily beat xavier 83-59. mark phew has had the zags in the tournament for five years and finally happy to have his teams cutting down the nets. >> it's been a long hard journey to get this program here. we've had a great ride all the way through it, and i'm just so happy for these guys up here. everybody in the locker room and all the former players that put the zag jersey on, and just couldn't be happier. >> all right. two more final four bertsch on the line this afternoon. got some day games. familiar foe south carolina and florida will battle it out fo

you can stick to oregon avenue to get around it. on the schuylkill at packer but not passyunk to broad street. it remains shut down. here's i-95 at cottman. southbound traffic on your right headed towards center city. moving nicely but, dave, roads are a little bit wet out there. >> and in some spots they are. a couple nuisance sprinkles and showers coming through. otherwise mainly cloudy and chilly on the bus stop but not as cold as yesterday with temperatures in the low 40's. as we roll through the day, any rain ends fairly quickly this morning. i think by the end of the rush hour in most cases and then by noon, 49 degrees, still rather cloudy. we are going to see the return of some sunshine later today, though and we get a high of 59 degrees by 5 o'clock. so it will be milder later today than it was yesterday. and at the airport all green aircraft. doesn't look like we have any major rain situations in any of our big travel destinations, matt and tam. >> he can o, thank you you -- okay, thank you david. it could take a patient on

robert: a sweet 16 matchup for maryland, facing oregon. the terps were playing catch up most of the game. second five. jones gets big inside. she had a good game. in the fourth, maryland down double digits. goes back to jones come inside for the lady in. she finished with16, 15 boards. three minutes left, oregon had a secret weapon. she was on fire, leading the ducks with 21. marilyn stunned, 77-63. -- maryland stunned, 77-63. i thought they were sensational tonight. they punched first, they were fearless, aggressive, confident, and really punished us in the paint and with any breakdowns we had. most proud of our seniors. 125 career wins they leave with, six conference titles, two final fours, and eve met to maryland. robert: on the men's side, and kansasesgonzaga, will play oregon. the latest rom a kansas-wisconsin, gators down. the three-point floater. florida wins, 84-83. timed it perfectly. >> i just knew i had four seconds and i was trying to get down there as fast as i could. they did a good job. that was the only shot i had. robert:

if you are a wage earner, you are a welder in portland, oregon, or a nurse in oregon, your taxes come right out of your paycheck. no deal in the cayman islands. you see the numbers on your pay stub. that is one tax system. then we have another tax system for the well connected. they have this huge array of talent and all these lawyers and accountants and they make it their specialty to do tax gains. in this second world, you can, to a great extent pay what you want, when you want to, and if you are really clever, virtually nothing at all. when i look at what is offered in the trump administration and the public, i don't see anything that roots out the experience. now the president is working on a phenomenal tax plan he says. steve man nuch came and he was talking about there being nee no affluent tax cuts for the upper class. i said that sounds good. here is how he responded to me. senator wyden i want to thank you for a great stream of having the rule with both the buffet and volker rule. i take that as a great compliment said the nominee to head the treasury department. he reiterate

still to get by a little nervous about it take oregon avenue. if you're trying to get tot whitman, for the next couple of the mid county tolle me, the easy pasclosed until april watchi5 n minutes on thesi. >>> we have this io the nbc 10 you can see the flames there. this is a fire at school building in newark. flames shooting from the rof there. started a few hours ago. could be seen from faref says t contained to interior still not under control again. abandon schoolldrk. no injuries reported. keep you updated on air and >>> taking the stage. world famous comedian mrance at club. >>> plus check yourow tell you about the invite from ellenres. >>> one father's message to keep his ki amoaf other parents. see if the strategy could work for your family. >>> please good morning, everyone. watching the roads. out in the lehigh valley. good morning to everyone out there. 78 around lehigh street. no problems or delays there. . roads moving along just fine on the east and westbound side. maybe looking a little wet in some spots. update in the center city

oregon holds on 69-68. so they advance to the elite 8 and one-seat kansas taking on the four seed purdue. gerald vick had 12 points. if i could dunk, i would like to see i could do it like that. but i can't. >>> graham had five triples and a foul, 26 points and smacking the floor. kansas going to state oregon in the midwest final. 98-56 was the final. >>> christian mccaffrey is expected to go high in the draft. thomas, 6'3", 273 pounds. explosive, relentless, a couple of mock drafts have him going second overall. mccaffrey did not run the 40. he ran a 4.40 to the combine and showed off his receiving skills today. interview and ever every day, you have to earn a spot and earn something. so, you know, i just treat it like any other day, prepare like any other day and come out

gail in dear island, oregon. caller: hi. well, i may be a republican, but let's say first off, i did not vote for trump. host: all right. caller: i am very upset at what's happening. that there are tax breaks and alliances for the pharmaceutical companies, the insurance companies. i have a 30-year medical career behind me. i'm 60 years old. i'm going to be one of those people that you guys are talking about, raising it up five times the rate. i won't be able to afford this. and why? because in 2008, our tax money bailed everybody else out, i had to shut down and take it in the shorts, losing my business and all of my retirement money. our govern has do -- our government has done this to us and we're the ones that are paying the taxes that pay for all of those elected officials. let me tell you, like no other year, i've become an advocate on trying to get things done right in washington. and every voter, i don't care how they vote, are looking at who's voting which way. and the next vote, there's going to be huge consequences

is not going to lose to oregon state.year. >> andrew: another time out called for by arizona. >> steve: these guys haven't thrown the towel in. setting up their fullcourt pressure and forcing arizona to use time outs. arizona has two more. >> andrew: looking ahead to the pac-12 tournament, arizona the two seed in your scenario, arizona state could still be the seven seed and that means that if they won their first-round game they would play arizona again next thursday in las vegas. >> steve: neutral court. the glass today, 48-26. >> andrew: early on arizona state held its own but 48-26 in the rebounding department including 15 offensive rebounds for arizona. >> steve: it's not lack of effort. it's lack of players. size. >> andrew: there is the foul given by evans with 1:07 to go. four fouls on evans. four also on graham and holder and justice. >> andrew: arizona state dealt a tough blow in the preseason. romello white. they will have him next year but they miss him big time. sam cunliffe, a big recruit transferred to kans

oregon versus michigan. this one also a nail-biter. the great move. oregon is up 1. last chance for michigan. puts up the 3, but it is short and oregon pulls to elite 8. 69-68. gonzaga on the run. drill it is 3-pointer and take the 2-point lead. goes for the tie, air ball. gets a second chance but that is short. gonzaga goes onto win it. the one game that was never in doubt kansas and perdue. second half, vick takes it for the dunk. slow-motion. isn't that beautiful? [laughter] nicole: in the blow-out, 98 to 66. lauren: this was amazing, that was beautiful to watch. coming up, deal or no deal? the president hands republicans ultimatum, pass the health care bill or live with obamacare. some in the freedom caucus, they still want to negotiate. >> i've remained undeclared so that we maximize our capability to influence the bill in the right direction up until the very end. lauren: we will have the latest on the situation. would you pay for premium vshes of twitter? the company hopes so. we will have that story. it's been an awful week. dow 208 points this week. seeing a

if you did, hats off to you, oregon only been to the final four once, 78 years ago. nothing new for north carolina, their twer20th trip, the tar he and wildcats, epic game, a three for kentucky to tie the game, roy williams does not call a timeout. turns out to be a great decision. unc comes down, luke, mave, three-point shot. they are heading to the final four for the second straight year. the players somehowering coach williams with water. everyone having a blast in there. meanwhile the kentucky locker room the players were understandably devastated with the loss. >> this isn't the locker room -- i love my brothers, man. playing this back and forth in my head is going to be difficult to to get over. >>> south carolina playing for the first time in history after beating florida. before this the gamecocks had not even won a tournament game since 1973, their coach, one of the most intense in a game. he used to be a bouncer in a nightclub back in the early 90s. make sense considering how intimidating he can look on the sideline, but check out the coordinated water atta

oregon holds on 69-68. so they advance to the elite 8 and one-seat kansas taking on the four seed purdue. gerald vick had 12 points. if i could dunk, i would like to see i could do it like that. but i can't. >>> graham had five triples and a foul, 26 points and smacking the floor. kansas going to state oregon in the midwest final. 98-56 was the final. >>> christian mccaffrey is expected to go high in the draft. thomas, 6'3", 273 pounds. explosive, relentless, a couple of mock drafts have him going second overall. mccaffrey did not run the 40. he ran a 4.40 to the combine and showed off his receiving skills today. interview and ever every day, you have to earn a spot and earn something. so, you know, i just treat it like any other day, prepare like any other day and come out here and try to have as much fun as possible. >> he is fast.

is not going to lose to oregon state.year. >> andrew: another time out called for by arizona. >> steve: these guys haven't thrown the towel in. setting up their fullcourt pressure and forcing arizona to use time outs. arizona has two more. >> andrew: looking ahead to the pac-12 tournament, arizona the two seed in your scenario, arizona state could still be the seven seed and tha if they won their first-round game they would play arizona again next thursday in las vegas. >> steve: neutral court. the glass today, 48-26. >> andrew: early on arizona state held its own but 48-26 in the rebounding department including 15 offensive rebounds for arizona. >> steve: it's not lack of effort. it's lack of players. size. >> andrew: there is the foul given by evans with 1:07 to go. four fouls on evans. four also on graham and holder and justice. >> andrew: arizona state dealt a tough blow in the preseason. romello white. they will have him next year but they miss him big time. sam cunliffe, a big recruit transferred to kansas in the mi

your strategy was interesting for oregon.merica has helped you adjust. >> my strategy last year was i liked the pinot noir i was drinking from oregon. >> you vice president green tie today as well. >> sara doesn't like duke. >> a lot of people don't like duke. >> why is that? >> they're the kind of school that gets peoples rage up. >> cocky. >> done. picked. >> that's a wilfred pick. >> that's my pick. >> i don't know. chemi, i was expecting a proprietary mit based model. >> those things you have to pay for. that's the extra value add. >> how do you do yours? >> here's the thing. you want to stay in pools that are about 40 people. you can actually go with the numbers. if you're in a pool with a thousand people, you cannot win. it's like winning the lottery. in a small pool, use the numbers to your advantage. you have to pick something slightly contrarian. think about stocks, if you pick the favorites, you can't beat the market, but you need to find something that's a pretty good risk/reward. >> northwestern all the way. first

it's a unique situation. >> thanks, david schmidt from oregon. we go clear back across the continent to south carolina. bernie mazyck is with us from south carolina association for economic development. bernie? >> thank you and welcome. i bring you greetings from warmer climates, where there are smiling faces and beautiful places. south carolina is a great place to be. we have urban and rural areas that definitely have slight differences. in south carolina, the unemployment rate in our 11 most distressed and rural counties averages 12% which is twice that of the more developed and urbanized counties. our state's three most prosperous counties is home to 40% of the state's bank deposits, and what that translates into is that's where capital largely resides, whereas the rural communities, the 11 most rural and distressed counties, is home to 4% of the state's bank deposits. at the same time, south carolina is rich in land assets. over 65% of our state is considered rural as far as land mass. now, some may say that that is a challenge but we see tha

i remember when we did a reform of oregon's workers comp system. we did what's best for the worker/patient and we had one of the most expensive systems that produced some of the leanest benefits for injured workers in the country. employers were upset. workers were upset. when we got done looking at the cost drivers in the middle, cleaning all that out, we got to a system that had some of the best payments to injured workers and premiums came down for their employers. i think there's a lot of room in the middle of this bureaucracy of health care to get driver and energy and commerce committee will begin taking up those issues and it is all across the spectrum. this is across the spectrum. if you're a patient in hood river, oregon, you're wondering why things cost what they do. a lot of times it doesn't add up. i was out at oregon health sciences university last friday, and they told me the new injector for naloxone has gone up nine fold in the last few months, another epipen-like deal, we'll get into it. if it costs 5600 bucks to save a patient's l

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oregon is in the final four for the first time since the first ncaa in 1939. >> bill: nice to see you. don't talk with the no-hitter in the 8th inning. here's shannon yet again. >> shannon: president trump moving his agenda forward and how he plans to change the way uncle sam is currently doing business.

they will get the oregon ducks in the sweet 16. kentucky ended wichita state's season. the shockers coach of gregg marsha marshall, lynn marshall let her passion get the better of her. security visited her three times for misbehaving. she was asked to leave the court area after the game. wichita state declined to comment saying they were not aware of the incidents. i have to say, i'm with you, lynn. i understand your pain and frustration when i woke up and realized my duke blue devils who

five oregon play werz in double-digits. maryland the third loss of the season.advances to the elite eight for the first time in school history to tase uconn with a 77-63 upset victory. >>> high school, defort championship, st. pattic and st. vincent taking on helix, lamesa and henderson throwing it down. mays lays it in despite being fouls. stanley had 16 points. 7 boards and five assists, including the floater. st. pattics and st. vincent, win the title 59-46. congratulations. >>> and in austin, texas, whittled down to the final four today with bill haas knocking ol mickelson in the elite eight. dustin johnson got off to a quick start. three up through three and taking the match 3-2 and face tanna hurrah in the semi. this birdie on nine put him up three and he will take on rom in the semis. he had the best match of the quarterfinals defeating his opponent 7-5. and sticks the approach within a few feet, taking the mats and the finals will be played tomorrow. >>> sharks trying to find thur offense. san jose has given up the first goal in seven straight, [ inaudib

if you are a wage earner, you're a welder in portland oregon or a nurse in kooz bay oregon, they come out of your paycheck. no special deals in the kaman islands. you see the numbers right on your pay stub. so that's one tax system. then we have another tax system for the well connected and they've got this huge array of talent all these lawyers and accountants and they make it their specialty too tax gains. so in this second world, you can, to a great extent, pay what you want when you want to and if you're really clever, virtually nothing at all. an when and what i look at what is now on offer by the trump administration and republicans in the congress, i don't see anything that roots out the you are unfairness that i just described. in fact, it would get a lot worse. the president said the team is working on a phenomenal tax plan. phenomenal tax plan that's going to be released soon with massive tax relief for the middle class. now, steve me knnuchin came to finance committee and said, i think that sounds pretty good. he had been talking about how there would be no absolute tax cut

gas 10 cents a gallon, and the oregon ducks basketball team was living large. well 78 years after that final four appearance, the ducks had a shot, but beat top seed kansas and what? come on! there they were, extending the second half lead p. two minutes left, ducks at it again. the three. ducks won the midwest region 74- 60. xavier...... top seed bulldogs ran away with it... ...already zags great stockton in san jose watching gonzaga and xavier. matthews for three. the zags made 12. xavier didn't play well. jonathan williams with the offhand. four in double figures and the zags for the first time are going to the final four. 83-59, they won the west region. >>> high school ball, the girls. allison johnson, bandit down one to modern day. got a turnover. julia black, what a finish. 64-61 in the vikings first division two start appearance. they were once down by 17. and i'm not done. i'm just getting started. i'm coming back with a contender on the western conference pacific division and the sharks visited music city. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, fists were flying whil >>>

those divisions would be alaska, idaho, montana, oregon and eastern and western washington. second one the middle division would be the northern, eastern california, guam, hawaii, nevada, and northern mariannas. and the southern division which would be arizona, the central and southern districts of california where reside. basically his recommendation was to break your circuit into typically circuits so there would be regional adjudication. do you support that today? >> i do not.