he played at purdue and a couple years in the nba and went back to purdue as an assistant and beat cancer along the way. then head coach at missouri state and tennessee. he took the vols to the sweet 16 this past season and now takes over at cal for the retiring mike montgomery. >> the bay area is beautiful. there is so many opportunities. you can be exposed to a lot of different things. it has a chance to be special here. that's the most intriguing thing to me. there are opportunities that you can recruit here. >> brandon lloyd lead the 4019ers in receiving in 2005. he will be back in red and gold this year. the niners signed the 33-year-old vet to a one-year deal. he didn't play at all last season. he last suited up for the patriots in 2012 and the niners will be his 6th team in a 10-year career. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thanks. we will be back

he played at purdue and a couple years in the nba and went back to purdue as an assistant and beat cancer along the way. then head coach at missouri state and tennessee. he took the vols to the sweet 16 this past season and now takes over at cal for the retiring mike montgomery. >> the bay area is beautiful. there is so many opportunities. you can be exposed to a lot of different things. it has a chance to be special here. that's the most intriguing thing to me. there are opportunities that you can recruit here. >> brandon lloyd lead the 4019ers in receiving in 2005. he will be back in red and gold this year. the niners signed the 33-year-old vet to a one-year deal. he didn't play at all last season. he last suited up for the patriots in 2012 and the niners will be his 6th team in a 10-year career. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thanks. we will be back in a moment wake up weather. it will start out with patchy low clouds. 40s, 50s, light wind out there. mike niko is here from 4. :30 to 7:00 a.m. >> the giants just squandered a bases loaded sittion in the bottom of the

he played at purdue and a couple years in the nba and went back to purdue as an assistant and beat cancerlong the way. then head coach at missouri state and tennessee. he took the vols to the sweet 16 this past season and now takes over at cal for the retiring mike montgomery. >> the bay area is beautiful.tho there is so many opportunities. yoed be exposed to a lot of different things. it has a chance to be special here. that's the most intriguing thing to me. there are opportunities that you can recruit here. >> brandon lloyd lead the 4019ers in receiving in 2005. he will be back in red and gold this year. the niners signed the 33-year-old vet to a one-year deal. he didn't play at all last season. he last suited up for the patriots in 2012 and the niners will be his 6th team in a 10-year career. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thanks. we will be back wake up weather. it will start out with patchy low clouds. 40s, 50s, light wind out there. mike niko is here from 4. :30 to 7:00 a.m. >> the giants just squandered a bases loaded situation in the bottom of the th and could

purdue fans will remember the player and coach. his volunteers reached sweet 16 of the tournament this past year. >> big recovery here. five months after being hit by a car a young cat about to to be released into the wild in just minutes. >> the bob cat was rushed to the hospital in november. she required surgery. doctors installed a plate to help stabilize her thigh. i'd say she's ready to go. >> and they think she's going to do well. >> yes. >> that fire in san francisco one last time. now it's contained this is one of three fires burning in the city this afternoon. nobody injured i'm sure a big clean up for all of residents inside. that is where that fire started. >> ht of hard work. we thank them for their hard work. >> we'll see you back here at tonight boston strong. pride and courage one year after the terror attacks at the marathon. >>> hate crime. we see that 73-year-old man wheeled into court charged with killing people at jewish centers and show you the fiery rage still burning. >>> while they were sleeping, an intruder

tennesse martin was 61 and 41 in three seasons at missouri state.he was an all big ten player at purdue in 1995. here is martin today. fnally some good off the field news for the 49ers. wide receiver brandon llloyd is coming back to the 49ers. yes we're actually talking about niners football.lloyd signed a one year contract today. he last played for the patriots.had a breakout season with the denver broncos in 2009.he also played for the redskins and bears but was originally a 4th round pick of the 49ers in 2003. leading the team in receptions, yards, touchdowns in 2005 before leaving.so lets hope for good things to come. that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! >> the young man gunned down with his grandfather. his mother's amazing grease. >> i lost my dad -- grace. >> i lost my dad and my son. >> the 12 american women tricked into thinking they could marry him. >> the controversial new show. entertainment or just plain mean. >> and the day a great city shut

martin played at purdue. as assistant before head coaching job at missouri state and tennessee. now a golden bear. >> a lot of qualified candidat candidate. great candidate and th chose me so i don't take that lightly. this is a great great opportunity. beautiful place. get off the plane i just said oh. it's beautiful. i think with young guy you retruth that the program they get used to certain staff as family as coach and it's not easy and i understand that. so my job is allow the guys let the guard down and give me app opportunity. >> now kingsley an 18-year-old 7 footer who mys on england under 18 team he is committed to martin and tennessee yesterday. and quickly changed his mind today on twitter saying i want to thank the university of tennessee and fans for your support. unfortunately decommitment to continue see i announce my commitment to the university of california berkeley. he obviously very big martin fan. very excited to be a bear not everybody that excited. former cal player thurman pro bowl in

lane mentioned, i'm hoping to purdue university. i'm only a junior though. >> great school, by the way. >> he's in. >> that why i said that. >> plugged. >> what about stagnant, younger people? i don't know the word stagnant so much as uninvolved? >> it's interesting we were actually -- we have actually been talking about this in my english class so maybe i will get some bonus points. hook me up. but i think the biggest problem we have we kind of get into a mob mentality in society. we see so many other people conforming to just regulations that other people in society have upheld. and we don't really bother to think freely for ourselves. i think that's the biggest problem we kind of just blindly accept what media and what other people feed to us instead of seeking knowledge on our own. >> how important is social media to what you really know about is going on the -- on in the world? >> actually, i would say things like twitter -- especially twitter kind of help informing citizens because in reality you only have 140 characters to ge

>> we need to point out he's a former purdue basketball player.be the president's going to have to get out there and try shooting a few three-pointers again. as for the focus on health care, there are some indications, they're very slight, but some indications that maybe the republicans are overplaying their hand a little bit by focusing so much on that one issue. that health care reform, after its horrible start, is starting to get traction a little bit. in which case the republicans may have to find another issue. perhaps something like questioning where the president was born or something like that. what do you think? >> you would think they would start looking into that yesterday. all right. bob, thank you so much for being with us. >> thanks. >> coming up, bill and richard are back for first buzz, including sweet relief for dogs that fly. that's next. a house, under siege. homeowner calls in the big guns. say helto home defense max. with the one-touch continuous-spray wand. kills bugs inside... ...and prevents new ones for up to a year. guara

it can work for purdue were together obama have anybody wants the maritime issues to be worked out three dollar loan and said the us will continue to support china's peaceful development of thy expresses confidence in japan's alliance with the us he said he and obama have agreed to cooperate on engagement with china as well as in other respects including the soul trans pacific trade agreements and the impact of the us military presence in our power. and then amidst all the right to bomb his tour of asia chinese experts have called for china and the us to strengthen cooperation and seek constructive solutions to the africans japan of the philippines are among the four nations obama will visit them both countries share a maritime what territorial disputes with china. johnny d reports. this presence abroad obama touched on in tokyo wednesday the first leg of his four nation asian tour which also includes a south korean nation and for the kings the trip postponed by the us government shutdown as dearie is seen as the latest efforts to refocus us foreign policy in asia. dunst in twenty eleven

just weeks ago reaffirming commitment to wows but martin played at purdue before moving ahead to missouritate, then tennessee and now he's a golden bear. >> they chose me i don't take that lightly. it's a great opportunity. a beautiful place. >> they get used to a staff as a family and coach. so give me an opportunity. >> the hiring paying dividends. an 18-year-old seven-footer committed to martin in tennessee yesterday. saying in addition i want to thank the university of tennessee. not everyone happy. now said this on twitter not hiring for the head coaching position he says spit in the face to anyone who played the last six years then messaged former pack 12 player of the year allen crab and wrote they offered it to scrubs, tennessee coach, coach from richmond i bet guys will transfer. aaron gordon joining his junior teammate in a press conference today. >> i know what i'm capable of. i know potential is limitless. and my game is going to expand. >> brandon lloyd is back. made catches and lloyd didn't play last year. a member of the patriots in 2012. l.a. just a game ahead of the giant

just weeks ago reaffirming commitment to wows but played at purdue before moving ahead to missouri statethen tennessee and now he's a golden bear. >> they chose me i don't take that lightly. it's a great opportunity. a beautiful place. >> they get used to a staff as a family and coach. so give me an opportunity. >> the hiring paying dividends. an 18-year-old seven-footer committed to martin in tennessee yesterday. saying in addition i want to thank the university of tennessee. not everyone happy. now said this on twitter not hiring for the head coaching position he says spit in the face to anyone who played the last six years then messaged former pack 12 player of the year allen crab and wrote they offered it to scrubs, tennessee coach, coach from richmond i bet guys will transfer. aaron gordon joining his junior teammate in a press conference today. >> i know what i'm capable of. i know potential is limitless. and my game is going to expand. >> brandon lloyd is made catches and lloyd didn't play last year. a member of the patriots in 2012. l.a. just a game ahead of the giants. reminder

. >> purdue would have been within his rights to tout his own experiences. blew this one, especially since handle left home at 17 because it was an abusive home. she left home at 17 and went to work. >> with good reason. robert we always talking -- aren't we always talking about real life? you have to be working in the free market and you feel the effect of taxes and regulation. we talk about hoe bough ma and he never had real work experience. they had to work and have struggles and their livelihood depends on the ups and downs. >> he was a community organizer. >> you should be saying handle should not be disqualified, but because she is a woman. i find that vaguely sexist. >> she is attractive because she is a woman. by the way, if she was allowing me to not be -- the world is complex and you ought to be on top of it if you are going to govern. it is the mindless credentials that crushes the country that gives teachers a raise who have a masters degree in education. it has been proven to make you dumber. the more advanced degrees you get the lower your iq d

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i think it's clear the two top candidates in that race are kingston and purdue.hey're arguably the two strongest candidates in the general election for republicans. i think that georgia also is a very red state. it takes very wishful thinking to think democrats could bring it into play against anyone. >> i think, you know, she's got great genes, she's got a great name, she's raising a lot of money. i think georgia is one of these states, like texas, that is sort of shifting to the democratic side. >> maybe 2024. >> well, to get there you start in these elections. >> because really, there was that runoff in '08 that was so close, there was a recount after that. thank you so much, gentlemen, for being on the show. appreciate it, mr. yang, mr. todd, not really chuck todd's question. let's turn to another data bank number today. 2. in detroit, pension leaders reached two deals late thursday. the first deal would preserve benefits for police and firefighters and the second would require civilian retirees to accept cuts made in their pension checks. and the ""detroit f

david purdue knocking one of his opponents karen handel for not getting a college degree. >> a high school graduate in this race, okay. i'm sorry, these issues are so much broader, so complex, there's only one candidate in this race that's ever lived outside the united states. how can you bring value to a debate about the economy unless you have any understanding about where in the process and what it takes to compete in the global economy? >> the campaign is saying it's a disappointment that david would demean someone who through no fault of their own moved out of an abusive home at age 17 and with her own hard work and dedication is the embodiment of the american dream. never ceases to amaze me, somebody always says something stupid. men generally about women, what is this guy thinking? first of all, 85% of the state of georgia don't have more than a high school diploma and she has mitigating circumstances, came from an abusive family. what is this guy talking about? >> it's absurd. >> where did you come up with that stat? >> no, i read it. in fact -- >> "the journal constitution." >> ka

host: phd in political science from purdue university. thank you very much. or more information, go to toalpolicysolutions.org find out more about the asia wealth gap. thank you for your time. coming up next, we are talking and newt neutrality rules by the fcc. we will talk to kate tummarello. first, taking a look at a new .ook on c-span joining us is emmanuel touhey. guest: it is our eighth collection here. it is to share the stories c-span has covered over the years. and sunday evening program became it q and 15 years later. the stories that have been told are worth ringing from the screen to the printed page. what stories are you telling here? guest: there is a step in breath but have not been in previous books. we have five sections in the book beginning with stories. we have american history. have media and society, money and politics in post 9-11 america. the book formed its and shape itself. the books themselves and stories are kind of a reflection of the times and that in breath of book notes and to a day over the years. lex what is the format of the

i got accepted at purdue. >> that's one thing i can say.kid's never been in here for missing school or anything like that. i think he makes like, as, bs. he'll really focused and he sees the future, but he'll tell me, it's just where i'm from. where i'm from people are not used to being successful. two weeks after he gets released he's right back in that jungle. he changes. >> now it's like i can do good in school, it's just, i can't be free long enough to finish a semester or just complete a class. >> it's the unusual or maybe never case that someone would just go out and start committing crimes and having this great school record. but it's hard to be good if you've already had a bet toward getting into trouble or all your friends are the type that are getting into trouble. and so it just becomes a way of life. in some neighborhoods it's almost like do unto others before they do it to you. >> i'm going to finish college. and i'm going to get my degree. probably go further than that and try to get my masters. my mom got her masters. she's g

and in georgia, the two establishment folks, david purdue and jack kingston seem to be out in front ofbrown as well as phil gingry. so much can change but this establishment/tea party race, you've got to say the establishment has a bit of an edge. >> so the empire is striking back. why? where does it come from? >> a lot of people often say they're just fighting back. in a lot of respects, the big overarching story of this entire establishment versus tea party is the tea party has won the ideological debate. if you are an establishment republican on issue after issue after issue, you're as conservative as you can be. in a lot of respects the tea party has been co-opted inside the republican party. but you're seeing the chamber of commerce, groups like karl rove's american crossroads go really heavily in these contests and are helping on the money front. >> making their presence known. one race which is fascinating is ralph hall, the oldest sitting member in the house, will -- wants to be the last world war ii veteran in congress facing a very difficult runoff against before radcliff dow

>> my losers are elitist politicians in both parties and the republican this week was david purdue whonning for the senate in georgia. a video came out showing him maligning one of his g.o.p. opponents as, quote: just a high school dropout sort of questioning how she could run for the senate. and then democratic jim moran complained that members of congress are underpaid, and they can't even live decently, apparently. and my winner is obamacare for passing the 7 million number or at least coming close to it. >> george? >> loser of the week is the state of michigan because it's losing two extraordinarily talented congressman mike rogers and dave camp who are retiring. winner of the week i concur can krauthammer justice got it right saying laws restricting the content political timing of speech regulating money in politics which is almost entirely used to disseminate political speech violate the first amendment which says congress shall make no law abridging freedom of speech. >> all right. give me the 15-second elevator speech on a nice little place on the north side. wrigley field at 1

surpluse purdue uses a -- produces a surplus, our peers will take the necessary measures to bring thatn even further, if necessary. i will stick to this. >> the finance minister spoke to bloomberg in an exclusive interview from athens. he says that greece will not need another bailout. let's go back to athens and david tweed. guy, he is one of the leading industrialists and greece. in greece. his companies have made profits throughout the greek crisis. his holding companies in -- is in that his holding company is in aluminum and energy. greekoptimistic about the economy. he says the greek economy will go back into a recovery and start growing again this year. what is your sense of what is going on in the economy right now question mark box welcome to athens, david -- right now? , david.me to athens it is the first day of spring. welcome. he is an optimist and he is right. finally, things are turning and changing. we can now look forward to better days stop >> you're telling me this -- better days. once you are telling me this -- this.'re telling in thime there seems to be a gap between

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. >> the federal government made us put a graduate of purdue in our control room. >> i heard there isat in there as well. >> yes, there is. >> but football at northwestern it's not like at usc or florida state. >> it is not a religion, this is not a big thing. this is the perfect way for unions to test out the idea because you have division one a, which is proper football, but you have one of the smaller schools in the big ten, so you have got the best a testing ground. >> well put. actually, this all has to do with our twitter question of the day. are college athletes worth more than a scholarship? do they deserve perhaps a salary? tweet us @bsurveillance. >> a big deal. we will cover this. big deal. let's do single best chart. >> we will look at what is going on in ukraine. in fact, we will quantify the ukraine crisis from anders court. they provide strategic and international brisk alliance to businesses. what he has done since he arrived on the ground in kiev is discuss the probabilities of various events with different context. the user to build a model showing the probability ov

he'll say this is new york, it's the "today" show plaza, and that way this professor of purdue can sortf the day, he'll have a big study with all the sounds on the planet. we ask you what you're doing for earth day. beth says i wash all my clothes by hand. al does that, too, it's fantastic. mary says no plastic bags, ask for an e-mail receipt when available when shopping. i see more and more of that at the grocery store. it's very easy. you carry it with you. it's one of the small things you do on this earth day. >> i love the e-mail receipts. >> line drawn clothing. >> recording the sounds of the plaza. do that laugh you do before the show. no. >> with the snort. >> the one that ends up in a -- >> matt, the purdue professor just rejected that sound. >> willie! >> you said it was adorable. >>> coming up, hgtv's popular property brothers help spruce up your home and they help the planet at the very same time. >>> plus, on "trending," the officer caught on camera tripping high school students. why he says he had to do it. >>> and the celebration of 25 years of "people's" most >>> and the

fatal from mexico comment of mental health from purdue will sell to murder and corporate are all but also belongs to the washington metro area transit authority to the properties of a dentist aids page friend and trademark office. this immediately shall we leave the baby. at the scene motion to the play your part of the physical. issues that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all politics. are to. and be useful russia's lakes a deep in their winter freeze and i traveled from beyond the city of to enjoy the. visibility is often poor at this time of year and the local hovercraft still busy trade. as my guide and i made our way out on the ice we thought we had everything we could possibly want it was cold it was blustery it was perfect. one of the very favorites of past times of russian men everywhere it's got to be ice fishing so we've come out to this frozen lake for a little bit of solitude and hopefully a few bites my friend gauri here is going to say to me how it's done a little bit worried about. the strength of this wind but hopefully should be fi

. >> beginning of the original people cana lot of name a single amazon purdue show . larry, why hasn't amazon been able to make the hits netflix has got home like i think amazon has come out incredibly strong -- has come out incredibly strong with the first wave of shows. netflix has been in the video streaming business for several years in amazon has just jumped into it. i think you will see some of the shows start to pop. strong it is a pretty for showing. we have seen netflix a there is rising content costs. >> they are spending not what traditionally we see them spend but more akin to what cable companies spend. they are sprinting premium cable dollars for programming and one reason why quality is so high. and another reason why there is another set of competitors on the fireside side and could drive content side of. -- up. >> put the software side -- hardware side out there. if they come out with a set-top box, they will compete with google comcast. talk to us about the competitive landscape and where they might fit in. >> you have to befriend amazed -- frenemies