also a big first half for senrio katin reinhardt. he hit his first four three-pointers. he finishes with 16 points. marquette up five at the half. but then the badgers start clawing at the scoreboard in the second half. the senior bronson koenig nails one from behind the arc. he led the badgers with 18 points. wisconsin goes on a 16-0 run. ethan happ scored zero points in the first half, but had a eleven in the second. wisconsin pulling away. nigel hayes, the dunk and the dagger. the badgers shoot 58% and earn state bragging rights this year. they beat the golden eagles on their home court 93-84. 12 sports stephen watson reports from the bradley center. stephen: six different badgers scored in double figures, one of them being ethan happ. the key to this game for the badgers was there 16-0 run early nine empty possessions from marquette. >> our offense helped our defense. we were able to score at the rim. >> you can't make a run if you keep trading buckets. so we had to make sure we had some stops. >> we wanted to come here and play hard and get the loose ball's first. >

points also a big first half for senior katin reinhardt. he hits his first four three-pointers. he finishes with 16 points. marquette up five at the half. but then the badgers take over in the second half. the senior bronson koenig nails one from three-point land. he led the badgers with 18 points. wisconsin goes on a 16-0 run. ethan happ had no points in the first half, but finishes with 11 . the sweet slam there. bucky in control from there. the senior, nigel hayes, the dunk and the dagger. badgers earn state bragging rights this year and beat the eagles on their home court 93-84. from the b.c. stephen: another chapter in this 123 game rivalry lived up to the hype, 13 lead changes, but wisconsin with a 16-0 run to pull away. they have now big marquette in three of the last four meetings. what does it mean to both sides? >> proud to be part of it. it is great for the ste it helps ask a ball in the state. >> water always finds his level. >> being a fan of both teams, then going to madison and knowing how big the rivalry is, so it is fun beating a team like this on the road. >> t

i would like to end with this is when i was doing my research i asked my uncle reinhardt who didn't join the communist party why he didn't join the communist party when he knew he could get ahead if he did. he said i knew the system was wrong but i wasn't going to trade my integrity for material benefit. and then he said for me it wasn't about material things, wasn't about wanting better products or food when there are food shortages. none of that mattered to me. i just wanted to be free. thanks for your attention. [applause] i think probably went a little over but we can take a few questions if anybody has any. >> thank you very much for the story. two somewhat closely related questions, the rain one being the whole process and idea of joining the communist party in east germany during the cold war, was it easy to do provided that -- what were the requirements for being able to join the party? with anyone with a clear criminal record or no criminal record or something allowed to join or was it based on some other level of achievement? >> generally speaking it was based on your willingne

coach wojo setting the tone with the psych move to the badgers fan in golden eagles look to katin reinhardt and he delivers scoring 13 points in the half on 4 3 pointers as mu takes a 40-35 lead into the break. but in the 2nd half the badgers slow him down while going on a 16-0 run to take control, ethan happ had 11 in the half and in the game. their defense comes alive too as d'mitrik trice has the steal and the easy 2. the badgers roll to their 5th straight win, 93-84. the panthers were down the road in the game, draining 1 of his 4 three pointers. but the 2nd half was all ramblers... and the panthers fall 72-56. it's a quick turnaround for the bucks as they're in dc tonight facing the wizards. this was even throughout and giannis antetokounmpo doing his part as he hits a step back 3 late in the 3rd giving the bucks a 77-74 lead. in the 4th, malcolm brogdon, who was perfect from3 a big one and the lead is 6. but late in the 4th, the wizards turn things around, john wall with the finish giving washington a lead they wouldn't give up. and the bucks fall again, 110-105. time to find out who

one was catherine reinhardt who was an english professor who encouraged pauli to write a pauli had always wanted to write as i was saying to my colleague here now that we no pauli primarily as an activist and the first african-american woman to be ordained as an episcopal priest but the thing she wanted to be known as primarily first and foremost i should say was as a writer it was an thick and tainted seeds of the family memoir. she would always be grateful for that professor for encouraging her. she also made lifelong friends here with whom she maintained contact throughout her life so is it very important experience to her to come to hunter. so i am grateful that she came because it'd help make pauli who she became. >> all right, hello. it's nice to see you all. thank you. i have several questions so i will post these questions to professor bell scott and she will talk to them or ignore them if she prefers and then as we get toward the end there will be time for you to ask some questions as well. this is an extraordinary book of two extraordinary women and when you think about the time

when i was in my research for the book i asked uncle reinhardt who didn't join the commonest party why he didn't join the communist party when he knew he could get ahead if he did. and he said i knew the system was wrong. i wasn't going to trade my integrity for material benefits. and then he said from it wasn't about material things, wasn't about wanting better products or even food when there were food shortages. none of that stuff mattered to me. i just wanted to be free. thanks for your attention. [applause] >> so i think i probably went a little over, but i think think we can take a few questions, if anybody has any. >> thank you very much a really compelling story. i guess to really closely, clos, somewhat closely related questions. the main one being the whole process, idea joining the communist party in east germany during the cold war. was it easy to do, provided that, i mean, what were the sort of requirements for being able to join the party lacks was anyone, perhaps anyone with a clear criminal record or with no criminal record or something allowed to join, or was it based

. >> chuck reinhardt. >> reinhardt and you're the spokesperson for this greatnhare event. tell us about why you guys are g here today and thank you soap yu for coming out.for ut >> yes, sir. yes, si we collect toys throughouts th fairfax county from public and private schools. s other county facilities all thel police stations in fairfaxrf county all contribute.ontrib >> okay. we collect those toys next weekt on monday they'll be collected.d they'll be sored by a local higg school criminal justice class.s. >> the toys are then taken to fairfax hospital child live unii as well as georgetown lombardioa cancer center.er cen >> that is fantastic. fantastic tell me how people will know --o is there a box in all thesehese locations?locations? >> yes. every police station has a stion couple boxes.. they're basically the two by 2-foot 3-foot high wrapped boxex open top they can just throw a new toy, book or game in thoseno boxes. and we'll collect them. them. allll right. any particular toys we'rertular looking r >> we're looking for new toys. these kids in the hospitals thee have

rishaad: reinhardt and her chinese business partners have been cleared to buy the australian cattle companys it will remain majority all strain owned. park geun-hye is expected to learn her fate today as lawmakers begin a motion to impeach her. she says she will accept parliament's decision. give us an idea how things are playing out there at the moment. so far this morning, lots of protesters outside the national assembly. me, these people caring these yellow flags are protesting against park geun-hye and asking for her into each meant. one person we spoke to said they are angry, frustrated, because they are ordinary korean citizens working hard, but for what when there is corruption and the highest core doors of power? we see an increased police presence behind me as they gather ahead of this national assembly vote this afternoon. 3:00 thatecting at 300 members of the national assembly will start voting in this impeachment motion against president park geun-hye, accusing her of abuse of power. the 300 lawmakers need to vote in favor of the impeachment in order for it to go ahead. harsha:

francine: which reinhardt does not believe in. we talk about it and it never happens.rent? exquisite, --e explicit, we do not share the consent that we will go through parity and stay there as the chart suggested. we are reasonably constructive on the euro. we think over the last few weeks after the election in the u.s. the dollar has been strong, and a lot of news is in the price. for what it is worth at ubs, who work with the forecast of 1.13 and 1.17 for the end of next year and 2018. as europe continues to move forward and probably by the fall ecb movesar, the toward tapering and a normalization and monetary policy. over the course of the second half of next year we think the tightening in financial conditions will help the euro. francine: despite political risks? we have the german election, france, probably the weakest link if you have marine le pen coming in power. saying theyam not yen forecast for next year will materialize over the next few weeks or so. it is something we are likely to see over the course of the second half of next year after some of the unce