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welcome to the human rights program at purdue's presentation of a talk on tn you hear me?ame is■e rebecca klein, i'm codirector of the interdisciplinary human rights program at purdue, housed in the college of liberal arts. we are dedicated to researching and teaching global human rights issues. our students come away with a deeper understanding of a human rights narratives that belongs to the world, it's politics, and ideas and to our own humanity. our program today commemorates the second anniversary of russia's full-scale invasion of ukraine on february 24, 2022. dr. branco is here as a visiting scholar through produce ukrainian scholars initiative. sheh) is sp the pert -- ukrainian scholars initiative is the largest residential program of its kind launched by then president mitch daniels in march 2022 in response to the invasion. the initiative provides an opportunity for ukrainian scholars to continue academic pursuits. dr. branco was the first of the scholars to arrive here in the summer of 2022. we are grateful to the current purdue president for extending and the m

the last two years is more more than any team in the big ten, except for purdue number one seed, purdue, and illinois, which is a 3d scene that's it. yeah, ohio state, not michigan, not even a great time is on michigan state. northwestern. we've got the third most victories in the big ten. bass men's basketball in that time. so yes, there's an importance of continuity. is it sustainable? yeah. it appears to be what you got to have the right people in place. you have to have constant traded support for those programs. we've seen that in our women's programs, you've seen it in lacrosse, were there eight national championships? if field hockey, where we recently won one on in the finals, 33 years in a row. we're seeing that more. we've seen in football, we're now seeing it men's basketball. and why not? why those schools? >> and look, you said the most critical thing, the critical three words. why not us, the odds are stacked against one word prediction, who you got today >> let's my heart. >> listen. i'm wearing, i'm wearing >> yeah, i'm gonna be out there rooting this uconn is probably t

. >> i think purdue is the first number one seed to fall. i see mcneese as sneaking in and coach doesn't like my pick. >> i think it's a redemption year for purdue. >> you show up and everybody else is playing for second. >> when you think of college basketball, you think obviously of elizabeth cook. >> absolutely. she can go to the right. she can go to her left. >> you said at the beginning some people take a lot of preparation. some people take a little. i take zero preparation. >> okay. >> uconn i know will do really, really great. >> big dog. >> arizona showing a lot of promise, plus i have some family members that went to school there. >> so the cats beat the dog. >> the cats beat the dog. i got arizona going -- and i know that's a bit of a wildcard and not a popular choice. >> juliette was part of the mix, too. now liz is like larry bird when he showed up for the three-point contest during all-star weekend, kind of looked and sized up everybody and said which one of you are coming in second? >> that's what i'm saying, man, what i'm say

houston joining purdue in the 100-point club for this year's tournament. are, full speed ahead now. >> it's wild. >> yeah. madness. >> yeah. speaking of madness, this is a little different and crazy. turning to an off the court controversy in the women's tournament. at halftime during saturday's chattanooga/nc state game the ncaa switched out one of the officials working the contest for an official that revved an earlier game. in a statement the ncaa said it removed tommi paris due to a background conflict that was not known when she was assigned. her online profile says she received a master's degree from chattanooga. the ncaa asks all officials to disclose school affiliation toss avoid potential conflicts. this is a tough one, right? i'm sure she's professional, i'm sure she's going to do her job but you have to think there's some emotion involved that you don't even know about. >> i would also think the official would know after years of doing it that, hey, pump the brakes here, i can't officiate this game, i can't work this one. >> right. >> we will se

and this be purdue, remember with purdue last year became the second one seed in the history of the tournamentd. the last one seed before them to do that was virginia. virginia the year after they lost turned around the next year and won the national championship. can purdue from go from the most humiliating. last year, ultimate redemption and win the title this year? we'll find out. >> you didn't mention vermont. i see it. i see vermont taking on duke. >> i think vermont is getting in this tournament almost every year. about 20 years ago they pulled up an upset, knocked out syracuse. they're nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the customers come back in and tell me, "david, that really works so good for me." makes my day. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >>> olympic gold medalist body miller

but watch purdue there too. but iowa south carolina, lsu, a possible iowa, lsu match in the elite eight over easter sunday weekend. all of that is yet to come and the women's gang truly, as in a remarkable place, it's wonderful to see for our daughters, our nieces, and the girl next door. >> yeah. i can't think of a time though when there's been so much pressure on one athlete like this in a team sport and it's not just that people are watching this, just for our team. i mean, in a way she's the representative of this entire tournament that's gotta be a lot of pressure >> yeah, but she likes it. john. i mean, you know, caitlin clark is remarkable athlete and she she brings it in we know about the mannerisms, we know about the confidence, right? >> and this is what >> title nine has given 52 years into the law that open the floodgates for girls and women to play sports. as you know, we've talked a lot about it. well, here's, here's your gift, american caitlin clark so confident, so comfortable. bring it on and sh

you know my big thought, i can't stop thinking about it, how will purdue kind of do tomorrow?as more pressure on them in this tournament than the boilermakers of purdue. they cannot go out early. that's what i keep thinking about. >> and boy, the spotlight's going to be on them. >> no doubt. >> as they take the court tomorrow. all right so that will do it for this edition of the march madness show. before we roll on out with big fella b.j. burton out of nc state, shout-out justin williams a member of our staff. he and the big fella are moving on. the wolf pack. congratulations, justin williams and his wolf pack. stand by, because the news is next. state's half coue has been very good. andrew: d.j. th ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ >> well

purdue plays gonzaga. unc, that will be a fun game. >> todd: looking forward to a great weekend.h, awesome stuff, we appreciate it. enjoy watching the games. senior meteorologist janice dean here with the forecast for the opening day. >> janice: i had to text todd to ask if it was today opening day. >> todd: because of your weather, it may not be today. >> janice: one game will be postponed until tomorrow because of the storm system along the east coast. mets home opener last three years, we've had weather impact. it is happening tomorrow, friday. this is the only games postponed and looking good on friday for teams playing. cold front moving across east coast, bringing heavy rain and severe storms and warnings for north carolina, we have heavy rain moving in to the boston area and could see heavy snow as it transitions and cold air pulls southward, could see potential for heavy snow. that is happening through friday and better weather for easter weekend. like bullseye for parts of the mid-atlantic region. we have snow part. sometimes it happens. two to three inches for boston, p

uconn, arizona, houston and purdue. and in the finals i have got purdue over uconn. that's it. wonders how do you maintain your sense of fairness and objectivity in such divisive times? well, marilou, thank you for that. listen first and try to ask tough but fair questions to both sides. lastly, gary glowsy says i bought the same glasses as you. and i have never looked cooler. where do you get your ties? thanks, gary. it's just these glasses, i don't know i do need them to read up close. the ties most are from brooks brothers but a bunch of different ties. tomorrow on "special report" come ground segment with senators tim kaine and ted cruz on bipartisan legislation to combat illicit drugs such as thank and fentanyl. we are continuing to do that common ground bringing republicans and democrats together talking about things they are working on. remember if you can't catch us live set your dvr 3:00 p.m. in the west and 6:00 p.m. in the east. that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham. this

if you take a look here, the number 1 seed is purdue in the midwest.. they got upset. can they avert that same fate this year? that's one thing to keep an eye on. a bunch of underdog stories, too many to count. a few here, vermont, they've been making it year after year. they get a shot at duke in the first round there. how about nc state, they just won five games in five days in the acc tournament to sneak into this tournament. i love this story, down here, the 15 seed, long beach state fired their coach at the end of the regular season. they ran through it. pulled off an upset win. here they go with the fired coach in the ncaa tournament. peter, i know you've got your eyes on the east region. these are the glory days of northwestern. they've never made the tournament until 2016. this is their second bid in three years. they play fau, if they win that, good luck against uconn. >> i'll be in brooklyn to watch the madness this week, steve. thanks so much. the vermont catamounts, by the way. >>> you can follow me atd peteralexander. "chris jansing report

and by the way, the professor i interviewed, he is a big purdue fan so he hopes to see purdue in the final four. >> and nicole? >> clearing i -- clearly i'm feeling confident on this thursday. i also went with the ducks, so i'm really keeping it at home. and just so you know, i choose the blue devils each year because my brother is a duke graduate. so, i have emotional ties, loyalty, a lot of people pick emotionally and i'm one of those. >> well, let's talk about that, because on my bracket, you can see i am loyal, right in the center of the screen. so i had to do that so i don't have somebody throwing a rock at me. but in the end, i live here so i chose the st. mary's team, taking on grand canyon, so good luck. >> i love that, i was more of an underdog person, can you tell? other than that, i was going for a little bit of the vibe of i actually know the states and i actually know the teams a little bit more, i thought yale was an interesting one personally but my producer laughed at me when i finally picked nevada. go sports. >> well, i think the math is on your side, good luck. >>

the tigers advance now as the 16th seed in the midwest region and face number one purdue on friday.n the late game colorado state capped the men's first four with its first victory in three years. they'll now move on as the number ten team in the south and will play number seven, florida. the men's round of 64 tips off this afternoon. finish off your brackets, call in sick, watch some basketball. meanwhile, the women's tournament now is under way after two first four contests last night. a memorable game for presbyterian that gives the big south tournament champs a rematch with top seeded south carolina. meanwhile, vanderbilt celebrated its return to the ncaa tournament with a 72-68 win over columbia. the number 12 commidors will face six seated. the women's first four concludes tonight with auburn and arizona competing for the number 11 seed in a date with syracuse and for a shot at you know who kaitlan clark and the number one iowa hawkeyes. turn now to the nba. some history in phoenix last night as suns star kevin durant easily scored the 9 points he needed to move up the league'

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university of alabama, but i am a little more excited that she received her undergraduate degree at purdue university, which is where i went for my graduate work. so i'm excited to have that connection with. broadly, she focuses on 19th century u.s. history, an emphasis on civil era liquor and foods studies. she is the coeditor of the book the historian behind, the history. and her most work is the brand at war with king alcohol, debating, drinking and mask enemy in the civil war era, which is the subject of this evening's presentation. dr. barbour will speak for around to 35 minutes, give or take, by a discussion with the with you wonderful people. you can all type in your questions at any time using the q&a button on zoom. we may not be able to get to single question, but we certainly are going to try. we are to wrap things up at the latest around 815 noon eastern time. i think that is it for me. and with i would like to just say thank you to bever for how grateful i am that she is joining us tonight to her wonderful new to discuss her research. and with that i will turn it over to dr. p

then gonzaga and purdue. >> smith, a three. >> reporter: braden smith breaking a boilermaker record withsts in a tournament game. meanwhile, top seeds taking over the women's sweet 16 action. >> johnson quiets down the indiana faithful. >> reporter: undefeated south carolina with a nail-biting win over the indiana hoosiers, and the number three lady wolfpack sending the stanford cardinal back to cali in a 77-67 win. and the madness continues. today we have a jam-packed lineup on abc and espn. the women continue in the sweet 16. you can catch lsu and ucla followed by caitlin clark's iowa and colorado right here beginning at 1:00 p.m., guys. >> trevor: a rematch of lsu/iowa from last year's championship game, which is really exciting if they both win today. thank you very much, morgan. is it a great day to stay inside all day and watch basketball? let's find out. let's go back to brittany bell for the weather. >> brittany: west coast, stay inside. for spots like st. louis, a nicer day with temperatures above average, about ten degrees above average. here's a beautiful shot of the gateway a

. >> all right out of the midwest is going to be purdue or utah state. the coach, how did guns i got attacked dickinson? >> well, they did a great job on dickinson. i thought dickinson had a really good first half. but don't forget ek, the big center for guns i got, got two fouls when he went out of the game. i thought dickinson got going, but they attacked him in the screen and roll. they may dickinson play some defense, and he doesn't have great lateral greatness. nembhard comes off screens, and here ek, who is really solid at the low block, and difficult to defend. i thought, you know, gave them a lot of trouble. so here's that screen and roll again, a nice little -- gonzaga really played well. i mean, kansas is a good team. they're not a graham team. and as i got put on a show. they got the chance to go deep in the tournament. how about watson. 21 points, 8 of 11 shooting. watson, how big was -- >> watson has had a fabulous tournament. second game in a row that he's played well. the you watch watson, and he's a guy that, you know, he's multidimension

you helped purdue pharma market them to children. all of these disclosures describing help mckinsey consultants recommended and pushed purdue to turbocharge oxycontin sales. mckinsey urged the sackler's, the owners of purdue, to make a clear go-no go decision to turbocharge the engine. they pushed the board of directors to turbocharge the sales engine. to drive up the sale of opioids. it is killing people left and right. is mckinsey proud of that work? >> senator, as i had stated in the house, we were too slow in seeing the epidemic unfold around us. >> you helped cause the epidemic. >> no, senator. >> really? you don't think marketing these drugs to doctors and children helped cause the epidemic? you don't think you have any part in that? >> senator, what i can say is we were the first to actually reach a settlement with all states. >> well, sure. sure. when you are over a barrel. what are you doing for victims right now? >> senator, we have reached a agreement with the states and municipalities. >> are you setting up a fund and sha

and we got purdue, houston, north carolina rounding out the other one seeds. and to the women's bracket. our number one overall squad is south carolina who's undefeated again two regular seasons in a row 32 and zero. then we got usc, texas and of course iowa and caitlin clark. >> yeah, well, obviously she made history just a few weeks ago. we talked so much about it becoming division one's all time leading scorer, men or women's. but the only thing she has left to do is to win the big dance. last year, iowa lost to lsu in the title game, so we'll see if they can pull it off this year. and i just realized, danny, i know i've been pressuring you about putting together a bracket challenge. we got to do women's too. if we do men's we got to do women's double the money, right? >> yeah. >> we need to recruit her to howard university. >> i'm thinking she's going to the wnba all right. >> okay. now, the tony hasn't starred yet, but we had a lot of march madness or d'oeuvres during the weekend's conference tournaments. for example, nc state, they had 101 odds to make t

set alabama taking on uconn for spot in the national title works spots remain in the final four, purduessee, duke will take open north carolina state in south region, both games sunday right here on kpix and brian i know you had that exact matchup in your bracket. >> yes and learn from me. >> coming up, do our dogs understand us? what a new study says what goes on inside the brain of a dog, other than dialpad ai has the answers your customers need. it won't make your jokes funny. come on. but live ai coaching, will keep your customers smiling at every step. dialpad ai, gets the science of sales. it won't actually clone your top seller, but it will coach your entire sales team from anywhere. so they can close deals even faster. dialpad ai, for customer service, sales, and team collaboration. all in one beautiful app. sales, and team collaboration. >> anybody who has ever said the word walk and owns a dog knows that they understand more than we think. >> researchers in hungary say dogs can recognize not just sit or stay but learn to associate word with specific objects such as the names o

uconn, houston, purdue and north carolina securing the number one seed in their portion of the bracket. the team we are focusing on this morning is rooted in the bay area. at number five in the western region, st. mary's going to the dance. congratulations to the squad will go against the number 12 seed grand canyon university that happens in spokane, washington, on friday. st. mary's made three straight ncaa tournaments for the first time in programs history. the gail sr., joined matt lively after the brackets were announced . >> super excited. it is hard to boil it down to one little emotion but proud of the guys and excited to get started. >> the baby represented in the women's ncaa tournament. stanford is the number two seed in portland regional and will host 15 seed norfolk state on friday. >>> fans young and all will try their best to predict the winners. you will not feel at your bracket perfectly. christian benefit us with the odds that are not in favor. >> reporter: we begin and east region where the number one overall seed is the defending national champion, uconn huskies . t

no real surprise which teams got the top spots, though, with uconn, houston, purdue and north carolinamber one seed in their portion of the bracket, but the team we are interested here in the bay area is the number five seed in the west region. that's st. mary's. st. mary's players celebrating a trip back to the tourney tonight. they will go up against number 12 seed grand canyon university on friday in spokane, washington. >>> well, you want to test out your bracket? you can do it with us here at kpix. join the bracket challenge. it is officially underway and there is a $1,000 grand prize. you can see how your picks stack up against us here at kpix. you just have to register, play along. head to our website, kpix.com. we should also have a shout out to the stanford women's team. they are the number two seed in the women's tournament. they will be taking on norfolk state. that's coming up friday at maples pavilion right on the farm. so if you can make it down, it's always fun to watch a women's basketball game if you haven't done that. >> when does it all start? >> they have some play-

houston, purdue, and north carolina are the other top seeds. seed in the women's tournament. iowa, usc, and texas also earned number-one seeds. cbs sports and tnt sports coverage of the naacp -- rather, ncaa tournament tips off this week acrosscbs, tbs, tnt, and tru-tv. >>> and now that we know the teams, it's time for the bracketology, the art of picking the winners for the dozens of games that will be played in the next three weeks. cristian benevides reports. >> reporter: the monday after selection sunday means one thing for millions of college basketball fans -- time to fill out their ncaa tournament brackets. and that includes university of miami student luca ermilio. >> it's march madness, college basketball, it always happens. >> reporter: few people know march madness better than cbs news sports bracketologist jerry palm. >> if there was an easy way to do it, we'd all do it. >> reporter: still, he has tips for fans staring at a blank bracket. he favors teams with good records on the road and those with big stars. >> usually the tourname

north carolina, houston, and purdue, join the huskies on the top line. we are awaiting the fate of the stanford women. right now the selection show for the women's field is ongoing. so we will learn where they will play in the next few hours. >>> nba, steph curry returned last night after missing three games with a sprained ankle. ready to kick it into high gear. they led them with 31 as they would beat the lakers to snap an 11-game losing streak. and more importantly, a big win in the standings where they are now tied with the lakers for ninth in the western conference. >> sometimes you kind of go in these situations and it's like do you talk about it? do they add more pressure? and i thought it was amazing for steve to come in like listen, this is a playoff game. we need to go in with this type of focus and win it and guys are locked in. >> you don't have to tell me anything. i'm the last three. i was excited to be back, and we have not won here in a while, like two years ago. so that was on top of mind too. >>> let's squeeze in golf and the final roun

so who qualifies for that right now, you've got houston look on purdue, auburn arizona, tennessee, north carolina, and market. those are the only 800s as of right now that could win the national title. and there's some good teams missing, right? well, let me tell you why creighton just missed out. they're not good enough in defense right now, i would say clearly not good an offense even though their defense is spectacular, kentucky, their defense not even close to being able what i want to title according to ken palm duke, their close. but as of right now for indicated palm could not win. so what others, some trends we look at last 19 champions have been in the top 12th in the week six ap poll, kind of a quirky stat, but who's not here all burn. they're not there. now, you call and they're than top overall. see the favorites when it all with since 1974, these are the only two teams that have been able to win back-to-back titles, duke in the '90s, florida and the 2000s, winning back-to-back tournaments is a very the hard thing to do. can day in hurley and the huskies do it. they could, bu

and i think there's a big question too about purdue out of the big ten. produce had heartache. they've lost in the last two two of the three years. they have lost in their first >> a very highly ranked >> produ team. and so can produ do what their fans want them to do and get to the men's final four. that's it. >> that's another big question out there among many as people are starting to begin to think about the men's bracket is we're about to find out about the women's i could hear in a few minutes. are while we're waiting for word on the women's teams, do you have any predictions there >> will certainly. we've got to talk about the most famous name in college sports. and that's caitlin clark and her iowa team has been playing much better in the last few weeks and one, the big ten tournament last week, coming back from a deficit in the final few minutes and really, really playing well. so we would think that i will will be a number one seed. south carolina is the best team in women's basketball undefeated. i don't stay lays team is looking strong. then i think maybe through te

overtime the tigers kept it going and the team booked their trip to the round of 64 to play top-seeded purdue thriller was followed by boise state. the buffs pulled away to score their first tournament win in three years. so they had face seventh seed florida on friday. and talk about gram bbling stat. 11 years ago, they went 0-28 they are clearly right on track, culminating in a historic appearance that victory, we'll keep watching to see if they'll keep on going >> this is what makes march madness so fun you see the upsets, underdogs taking, making history >>> and now to the l.a. dodgers showing their star player's right hand man to the door the interpreter for dodgers' dual threat shohei otani was fired wednesday. his dismissal comes after otani's reps allege he had been a victim of a theft of a massive amount of money. he initially said that otani had agreed to transfer money to pay off gambling debts then a day later saying that otani had no knowledge of them the payments involved a california book maker under federal investigation and the money transfers totaled millions of dollars >> h

north carolina laid claim to the top spot in the west, while purdue will look to avenge their historic first round knockout from last year. while taking the top seed in the midwest. houston rounds out the top dogs in the men's tournament with the number one spot in the south. on the women's side caitlin clark has a chance to top off her historic final season at iowa with a national championship. the hawk eyes claim the top spot for albany regional 2. undefeated powerhouse south carolina locked up the tournament's overall one seed in albany regional one, while texas and usc round out the number one seeds for the women's tournament. the madness begins thursday night with the men's tournament first four. >>> coming up, the olympics dive, leap and sprint on to the silver spring. >>> but first, we are back in a minute with a supreme court case that could change social media as we know it. (♪♪) is he? confidently walking 8 long haired dogs and living as if he doesn't have allergies? yeah. fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms, like nasal congestion. [♪♪] looking for a moisturizer that d

you just saw the purdue highlight. they lost yesterday. there are a lot of top teams that fell. you. >> whit: not much time yet, but quickly a sleeper pick for the men. >> sleeper pick, florida. they've got elite guards and nc state, they just won five games. >> janai: nc state? >> they just won five games in five days. they had to win five games in five days to get into the tournament. >> whit: it's all about momentum. >> they did it. the last team to do it was uconn in 2011. that uconn team went on to win the national championship. >> whit: andraya, thank you so much. so great to have you. you can see the teams going to the dance tonight. up first, the men's bracket reveal. then head over to espn at 8:00 eastern for the women's selection special, and for you bracket heads, you can download espn's bracket challenge app and get into the game. we'll be right back. my bracket is already busted. before i even filled it out. i already know it. every year. (speaker 1) oh! (speaker 2) blue buffalo, huh? (speaker 1) yeah. purina one... (speaker 2) yeah. (speaker 1) i used to feed purin

they beat marquette, purdue and tennessee. also winners giants and padres in san diego.i band on hand kyle harrison straight gas six innings struck out five allowed just two runs. the hitting hero, the late signee matt chapman, high and deep at aloha means goodbye. he had two bombs also doubled for five rbi's as the giants win eight three. guardians and a's estuary. ruiz, finding out the hard way. it's pretty wet in the outfield, j.d. davis hit not one but two homers in this one. former giant in the sixth. a's get within two runs. but in the ninth, lawrence butler, representing the winning run double play to end the game. guardians win it, six four, in front of fewer than 4000 fans. that's a wrap on morning spo it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibili

you purdue who set a record.he reign of terror, leading as much as 30 points against northeastern. and then you got yale's cinderella run that came to an end. >> it's been crazy. you can't predict anything with these. >> that's why it's madness. >> exactly. well, speaking of madness, this is crazy. turning to off the court controversy in the women's tournament at halftime during saturday's chattanooga-nc state game, the ncaa switched out one of the officials working the contest for an official that represented an earlier gaede. it removed the official tommy parish due to a background conflict that was not known when she was assigned. paris' online profile said she received a masters degree from chattanooga. the ncaa asks all officials to disclose school affiliations to avoid potential conflicts. and i could see. she probably has integrity and professionalism, and it probably wouldn't come into play so to speak. but you would think on some subconscious emotional level, there is some allegiance. >> some aleve janse

north carolina laid claim to the top spot in the west, while purdue will look to avenge their first roundyear. they're taking the top seed in the midwest. houston rounds out the top dogs in the men's tournament with the number one spot in the south. on the women's side, powerhouse, right? we talk about her so much. caitlin clark has a chance to top off her historic final season in iowa with a national championship. the hawkeyes claimed the top spot for albany regional 2. south carolina locked up the tournament's overall one seed in albany region one, while texas the number one seeds. the madness begins wednesday night with the first four as eight teams on the fringe compete for a spot in a 64-team opening round. so a lot of action coming on. for caitlin clark, wouldn't that be so amazing to end this and go off to the wnba. >> with the title. it's so funny with all these championships; you never know. it's almost like a second season. you just hope for her she is going to go out on a high. she is on a high any way. >> anything could happen, though. >> exactly. anything could happen in golf

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lauren: what an about face, brown, university of texas, austin, the latest which let's add in purdue,uth, yale, georgetown and others. many universities made the sat optional during covid. they wanted to make the admissions process more fair under the assumption certain applicants were better equipped for the test because they could afford them. this is what they said specifically. ut says we looked at the students that did not submit their scores because it was optional and they are not faring as well in school, isn't that a no-brainer? not saying the sat is the end all be all to get to a good school. but included as part of a larger package that looks at how you did in school, extracurriculars and even include your circumstances. ashley: preaching to the choir. interesting story. now this. deadspin sold to a european startup, the entire staff was fired without notice. we have that story. consumer price index coming in harder than expected, 3.2% the last 12 months. brian brenberg will tell us which areas are getting hit the hardest by inflation. it's coming up next. ♪ ♪ trading at sc

north carolina and purdue and houston claimed the other top spots. and on the women's side, caitlin clark has a chance to cap her final season at iowa with the championship. they claimed the top spot and south carolina locked up the overall one seed. you are up to date for a monday morning. back to you. >> a surge in the enthusiasm and fan engagement for women's college basketball. great to see that. frances, great to see you. >>> back to the markets. the s&p 500 is set to look different. super micro computer will join the index this morning. whirlpool is heading for the exit. shares for the server maker has seen a stunning surge up more than 1,000% in the last year. that is well above a.i. darling nvidia's stock pop. that got us thinking on "worldwide exchange." given the super micro rise, who other companies could enter the s&p 500 with the tsurge of sale price? let's bring in todd. todd, great to see you today. first of all, nvidia seems to get all of the attention here. when you are looking at what these other stocks are doing and these a.i. help

even though i have purdue winning it all. >> you went with purdue?h. i'm going to take -- they lost by 40. >> i love it i took uconn to go all the way that's my only hope. all my brackets are busted >> shouldn't be there with a purdue or a uconn. >> i would just say this all the one and two seeds are there. you could have algorithmically picked those things. a lot of brackets got busted early on i think the issue i have -- not the issue, i think that the biggest surprise to me is just how duke has come along. like duke looks like a contender. it's not that they're not every year, but it's been a while since duke has really been -- >> did you see georgia georgia wasn't even in the tournament i watched them yesterday i'll watch them all, nit, so you don't have any brackets busted >> my bracket got busted very early on >> oh, but it's pretty easy to not have any busted brackets because all you got to do is pick the one and twos. how many do you have left? >> i had kentucky going pretty decently >> that was smart, they lost in the first round. >> yeah. >

the other top seeds are houston, purdue and unc. that's good.s side south carolina is the overall number one, usc, texas, iowa. the hawkeyes caitlin clark. >> i'm thankful for our season and speaks to how we've been playing basketball and trying to carry it into the tournament. >> dana: i'm so excited how i decided to do my ballot. when do i need to have it done by? >> bill: maybe wednesday night. >> dana: this week? i have a lot of work to do. >> bill: i believe wednesday -- tuesday and wednesday, i need to check. it's a very good question, very good. march madness is great. it spells springtime for all of us. here we go. >> dana: also pollen. >> bill: coming our way. a new proposal in the state of illinois to make reparations for slavery. what activists are saying for that and how they are getting their message across. plus this. >> do you think she is the best running mate? >> she is the vice president. that's the job description. >> nancy pelosi defending the v.p.'s job performance. there is another public call for the vp to step away from t

purdue, right? her daughter got a scholarship, and one of the things that keeps coming up to me in the book is they are not poor exactly. they make 60,000 it she made 68,000, and yet there were so many bills to pay. there's the college. there's her granddaughter who is disabled, medical care. there's car insurance and there's mortgages. so what look like even in good times, what look like quite a bit of money but by the end of the because a small social safety net in america, it's actually not that large. that's what they're holding onto. that's what all these go wholly on to is their jobs, middle life that is slipping away. my book i call it middle -- the precarious middle class. these folks sort of have a lot in common with that class i would say. when you made it to that place come 60,000 here, 60,000 a year and you feel like you will be pushed back down the ladder? that was the feeling i got in all three of these stories traded i love that the use the term middle precarious in yourb. i really ca

i spoke to former purdue president and indiana governor about the university's decision to reinstituterequirement during his tenure. >> we used a combination, of course, grade points, nature of the high school, nature of the courses a student took and so forth. no combination that omitted standardized testing was nearly as predictive or as accurate in telling us which young people could succeed. >> here at northwestern, things are still test optional and one of the best schools in the nation. so we'll be keeping an eye on how the schools around the country decide to follow suit with these big names that are now requiring tests again. >> bill: nice to see you in the rain in northwestern. >> dana: say it ain't so. the national park service is planning to cut down 140 of washington, d.c.'s cherry blossom trees. they're an iconic spring attraction. they say it is because they need to make room for a sea wall to protect the area around the jefferson memorial. it gets flooded down there. the trees were a gift of the mayor of tokyo in 1912. such a huge tourist attraction. the national arboret

no real surprise which got the top spots with uconn, purdue, north carolina. >> the team we are focusing on is of course rooted in the bay. >> number five in the western region st. mary's is going to the dance. they will go against number 12 grand canyon university on friday in spokane washington. >> congrats to them. gale senior joined matt lively. >>> super excited. it's hard to boil it down to one emotion. >> the bay is also being represented in the women's ncaa tournament, stanford is number two in the portland regional and will host norfolk state at maples pavilion on friday. fans young and old will try their best to predict winners. >> if you haven't done this, we should make one thing clear. you are not going to fill out the bracket perfect, i promise. >> to make you feel better, cristian benavides has the story that shows the odds are not in anybody's favor. >> reporter: the monday after selection sunday means one thing for millions of college basketball fans. time to fill out their ncaa tournament brackets. and that includes university of miami student luca. >> it's march madnes

championship uconn was named numb berry one overall on sunday in the men's bracket with houston, purduea join the huskies as the tournament's top seeds. the madness begins tomorrow with the men's first four. meanwhile south carolina was named the number one overall win err in the women's ncaa tournament as the gamecocks look to become the tenth women's basketball team ever to go undefeated for an entire season. they fell short of that feat last year in the final four against indicate lip clark in iowa, which received the other number one selection in the albany regionals yesterday. usc and texas round out the women's top speeds. and columbia university is in the women's first four this week, the first time ever the women have made it. >>> we begin in dallas with the nba. mavericks were tied with nuggets with three seconds left. let's watch it. >> irving for the win. >> a buzzer-beater. >> oh, my gosh. a finish for kyrie irving. >> that shot is basically impossible. kyrie irving sinks a running left-handed hook shot. dallas wins, 107-105. there was a similar ending last night between pis