villanova, number one in the big east, up by one against seton hall. seton hall drains it.s the game. that loss to cost nova a number one seed in the ncaa tournament. seton hall with the win, 17-16. they could probably make the big game if they win the big east tournament. number four, creighton, good handle on depaul. be patient. look at what happens with -- i guess you call it that. straighten up by ten. brooks shoots the ball, ricochets off the backboard to chapman. three points. nothing but net. creighton holds on to win 84-62. >>> ncaa tournament undepredictable. maybe this tattoo isn't that crazy. according to tyler austin black, uk will win the championship this year. i want tattoo people out there, national champion, he can get the 2014 out of there if he wants to. >>> high school and minnesota, buzzer beater, semifinals, in the fourth overtime. the hero, hopkins high school. watch it again. that's awesome. such a big spot. they go to the championship game, 49-46. >>> how about breathtaking? look at this video clip from an upcoming movie, imagine life spent on the e

the wildcats grab a one-point lead with less than ten seconds to play, but that leaves seton hall withfor one last shot. >> dana to inbound. dibbs. dibbs, a setback for the rim. he got it! >> sterling gibbs hit the buzzer beater to give seton the 64-63 win. >>> when we return, a crazy night in jersey. some vandals dress up like kiss, go on a rampage at a body shop. >>> and an early fourth of july in a town takes an unorthodox approach to saving some homes. and that little angel says, "weeeeeeeee!" 60% more sheets than charmin. shop. >>> and an early fourth of july in a town takes an unorthodox approach to saving some homes. and the value you love. angel soft. this is the creamy chicken corn chowder.? i mean look at it, so indulgent. did i tell you i'm on the... chicken pot pie diet? me too! so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. and irresistible aroma of nescafe clasico stir what's inside of you. ♪ [ engine revving ] [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] that was bold. real bold. ♪ what set off a huge protestt ended with arrests -- and stu

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seton hall upsets villanova number 3 team in the nation going down in the big east tournament. 64-63our play of the day. >> nice one. >>> an avid basketball fan in miami has found a way to pay homage to lebron james of the heat. >> you can see on the man's back he has an enormous tattoo featuring an image of james and some artwork. he even got to pose in a picture with james himself. look at that. lebron posted it to instagram with the hashtags wow and witness history. >> hope he likes him forever. >> exactly. [ laughter ] >>> 5:25. some new rules could keep students from diving deep into college debt. the pricy penalties school could face if they don't prepare you for the right job. >> which bay area cities are waking up to water restrictions due to an emergency shortage. >> reporter: and a demonstration continues this morning at city college of san francisco. coming up we'll tell you about vial clashes overnight with police. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [do

the number one, seton hall at the buzzer. they're now 17 and 16. keep your eye on a bizarre pass. i'm not sure what to call it. they were leading by 10. devon brooks, shoots the ball, ricochets off the back court. >> there it finally goes in. >> you're talking about a good night. the ball is bouncing their way. the ncaa tournament can be unpredictable. maybe this isn't that crazy of a tattoo, right? >> that's a pretty confident fan right there. kentucky fan tyler austin black says uk will win the championship this year. but i will say at the time, you can laser off to 2014, and then it's okay. so there is a little wiggle room there. great finish in high school hoops in minnesota. fourth overtime. amir coffee. the buzzer beater. i could do high school hoop buzzer beaters every single day. the big crowd there, too. that's a big arena. that's not a high school. that's a timberwolves arena. how about this video? imagine life spent on the edge. these rf daredevils in wing suits. this is crazy. listen, betty, you said it earlier. they look like flying squirrels. >> i'm just worried how

. >>> all right, trending to bleacherreport.com right now is the seton hall/villanueva finish. one with four seconds left when sterling gibbs comes back with the stepback jumper. it's good. seton hall stuns nova 64-63, and that probably cost villanova a one seed in the ncaa tournament. >>> all right, syracuse head coach jim boeheim has seen a lot of big games in his 38 years on the bench. the one thing that hasn't changed? that fear before every game that it might be his last one. that's just one of the topics the hall of fame coach covered when he sat down with cnn's rachel nichols on "unguarded." see that interview tonight at 10:30 eastern on cnn. >>> after passing his physical, jonathan martin officially became a member of the san francisco 49ers yesterday. the dolphins traded martin to the niners for a seventh-round pick earlier in the week. martin says he's excited to have a fresh start. >> i've been out of ball for about five months, so i can't wait to get going now. we start in about a month, so just try to be reunited with coach harbaugh and to be in the bay area and pl

officers tracked down the suspects car to a daly city or pacifica and they found it near seton medicalter where they found it. we'll continue to follow the breaking news story and bring you more updates as they come in. >>> the annual gathering of top politicians and their supporters is wapg up in washington. it's called cpac and it's winding up and chris pallone reports. >> reporter: more broadsides from the key democrats including the president and hillary clinton believed to be the front-runner for the democratic presidential nomination in 2016. >> but she's going to have a lot of tough questions she's going to have to answer. >> reporter: if anything this year's cpac has revealed potential battle lines for the republican party's direction as it tries to regain the senate this fall and the white house in 2016. >> we have to stop letting the media define who we are and what we stand for. >> reporter: some like new jersey governor chris christie are urging conservatives to broaden their message to draw more voters. >> let us come out here resolved not only to stand for our principles

he played for and coached with hall of fame coach mike krzyzewski at duke and went on to seton hall andichigan and so in 2007 its with a surprise when he came to an institution known more for its rhodes scholars than athletes. >> what has made you effective. >> we talk about the option of harvard is not a four year decision, it is a 40 year decision, we believe in that. >> reporter: but harvard's success has not been without controversy. two years ago the team's co- captains were the only students publicly named in a cheating scandal in which 125 harvard students were investigated. >> i'm proud of our guys for how they've handled this. they've been the face of certain things on behalf of our whole institution and how they handled it with grace and dignity. >> harvard has stunned new mexico. >> reporter: last year harvard made school history when it won its first game in the ncaa tournament. this year expectations are high. >> when i focused on the results of what the scoreboard said, winning or losing, we're trying to become a championship team as opposed to trying to win a championship

seton hall and villanova.d darrun hilliard with a floater to put villanova on top by one. they're looking like a one seed but sterling gibbs says, i got your one seed here. you may remember his brother ashton gibbs played in pittsburgh. sterling gibbs breaking hearts at villanova. villanova, 16-2 in the big east in the regular season. our joe lunardi, bracktologist, says they're still a one seed but we'll see. >>> same court, there's coach mcdermott. here comes son mcdermott. doug mcdermott. creighton/depaul. depaul killed georgetown's buzz, but there would be nothing left for depaul. mcdermott was a touch too much. the nation's leading scorer put it on depaul to the tune of 35. creighton wins by many. creighton or xavier are going to be in the big east title game in their first year in the conference. >> and i saw a manu ginobili move and i saw a dirk nowitzki move there by mcdermott. >> you're going to see me, us making a move out of here right now. >> back to you. >> all right, guys. >>> did somebody say ma

. >> i'm picking you in the top of my brackets now no nova got beat by seton hall. >> caller: my call is about kastone paper, i know you listed that as a problem. i'll hang up and listen to your answer. >> well, i'm not crazy about the craft paper business. i am crazy about international paper. i think that's the one that i care about. ip as it goes down is the one i would focus on. it's the only paper stock i am recommending. it has a 3% yeechltd bye, bye, bye oklahoma ukraine and coin are still dominating the news flow and the market. we need a healthy group of domestic stores ready to war here. we have to get over these big, bad events. happy ninth anniversary, "mad money." happy ninth anniversary gina gildan, our executive producer. you know what, i'm going to be, i'm very proud of working with you. thank you very much stay with kramer. kramer. . coming up, profitable picture? business depends on big data. and critic technologies helps companies visualize the whole picture. is this the sort of long-term trend that could rise above the recent market drama? and later, sweet or sour?

. >>> big east, huge upset as seton hall wins, knocking out the nation's third ranked team. >>> finallygianting and rangers under way in surprise, arizona. this is a deep fly ball to the left. could mean trouble. these teams are scoreless. and the a's in nighttime tactic league action against the colorado rockies. highlights at 11:00 as well as more on the giants. will the thrill turning the big 5-0 today. >> will clark, barry bonds. a lot of people growing up in front of our eyes. >> you can watch comcast sports central tonight. > >>> san francisco's castro district undergoing a renovation. sidewalks along the street will be widened. the plaza will get a face-lift. but the most dramatic change is the addition of rainbow crosswalks at the intersection of castro and 18th. >> the lgbt has a strong history and we want to make sure we're celebrating that. >> the project is set to be finished by next october. >> very interesting. thanks for joining us at 6:00. is it time to go outside and enjoy the weather? >> yeah. you can stay inside if you want. >> our producer, doesn't he barbecue someti

. >>> villanova against seton hall in a thriller. >> it's a setback for the win, got it! >> got it. with a buzzer beater to knock nova out of the big east tournaments. this is a stunner! probably killing their chance of getting the top seed in the big dance. it looked like in the east that's where they were going to be. >>> speaking of the tournament, have i mentioned yet there is a bracket challenge on the website? [ laughter ] >> you can sign up for it. kpix.com/bracketchallenge. and compare your picks against ours. >>> alex between the pipes for the sharks in columbus. san jose clinging to a one goal lead in the third and james wisniewski buries the equalizing goal and there you have it, the sharks go on to win 4-3 in a shootout. so chalk one up for him again. as a backup goalie he has opened up eyes with 10 wins this season. it wasn't long ago he was struggling to walk much less make a kick save. >> 50/50 the doctors said whether he is going to play again. >> reporter: words like that would make any athletes numb. for alex he was numb in mind and body. >> play a lot in a game wh

tommy aker was at seton hall, michigan. he played at duke. be a serious cinderella team. >> let's talk about the real deal. you haven't talked about kansas yet. marquee team. fantastic coach. one of the best freshmen. last chance to see him in an ncaa tournament. what do you think about kansas' chances to go far and extend their legacy? >> i have been bullish on kansas as of late. they have been out -- past week and a half without swroel who has been their -- i think in the draft if he stays healthy. andrew wiggins. is the center sun believable. he has serious back injuries. you can't necessarily be a one-man show. maybe for a couple of games. i think kansas -- if they don't get my man back, they will go out earlier thanpeople think. >> virginia. >> motivational speaker. >> i don't like villanova. >> you get a chance! you get a chance! you get a chance! >> before the brackets out you have to be positive. >> how do you fill out your bracket? >> yeah. first of all, i like a pencil, eraser. you want to go with that. if you start changing things,

joining me now is that transaction landowner, along with seton hall law professor paula.u and your story because i think it's so illustrative of what i find so outrageous in this conversation. that is they come to you, they offer you $7,000. you say, no, they come back and then the next thing you know you're fighting them to hold on to land that you own. >> that's right. that's part of the frustration. they made an offer. they upped the offer. then they said, if you don't sign this, we're going to take it anyway and you're going to get a lot less. so that's where our family decided to make a stand. i think what people may not realize is even though we're now fighting in court to say they don't have the right to take our land, they've built the pipeline anyway. it came across our land months ago. so product is flowing and we're in court saying they never had the right to take our land. >> just to be clear, because i think that's very important to underscore. so the pipeline has been built. it's going across your land. what happens if, let's say, there is a spill of some ki

he went to college at seton hall university, he lived at home with his parents would some of our students here can relate to. lived with his parents, paid his own way through college, worked in a pharmacy and played guitar in a band for several years and that is how he paid his college expenses including room and board to his parents. and he graduated with a bachelor's degree in accounting in 1968. sounds like he intended to have a career in business, but he really did not want a career in business, he wanted to be a pilot. you wanted to fly jets in the military in vietnam, 1968 when he graduated from college the united states was involved in the war in vietnam. kozlowski tried to join all of the arms of the military and he was turned down by all of them for a variety of reasons, to be a pilot in the air force and navy. his eyesight wasn't good enough, the army wouldn't taken because of flat feet. so he was trying to get into the military during a war and they wouldn't take him. he went to arizona to do pilot training. he did that for almost a year. when he figured out he would never gett

tonight against seton hall.his guy is all business all the time. he loves it. he loves his job for sure. >> can he play basketball? >> he plays a mean basketball. >> does he? >> yeah. >> unlike soccer. >> oh, yeah. >> let's see it. >> do we have a basketball? >> we do. >> i want to see your game, trip. >> trip, trip. watch your legs. >> i'm going to throw some defense in there. >> you just blew our basketball budget for the year. >> what am i going to hit titus with? >> what's butler going to do? >> our last two games we won by 50 points. i think we're going to take care of seton hall tonight. >> he's going to score. and he's taking over the studio. he'll be back. all good dogs come home. butler blue just turned two. >> wow. that is so cool. >> good luck tonight. >> no more syracuse and st. john. there thank is a new biggest. >> lot of great schools. we're proud to be part of it. >> he's going to be scared of new york city rats? >> no, no. he's a seasoned vet. >> because they're outside. >> we're going to hang w

. >> you coached seton hall for many years.ournament? >> i think it's a renaissance. you start over. it's a rebirth. refreshing. you fight all year to get to that position, to be off the bubble and be this the tournament. and now everybody's watching and i think every kid who starts dribbling in the backyard or school yard. some day he wants to be in a position where he takes that shot or makes that free-throw. >> there's always a cinderella team who you didn't expect to be there and you say, why not. >> yeah. even if they're names to know, baylor comes to mind. they struggle and all of a sudden they're feeling pretty good. connecticut was one of those that had gotten a run late. >> a lot of people who love march madness don't necessarily watch the nba. what is it that makes it special? there seems to be like a unique passion that they bring to the game. >> my thing is they have a connection. they have family or friends that went to that school or played in it. it raises the level of interest. the passion is incredible. our cam

goal, you setone different goals. at just taking you have performance.gov. your number one goal is to prevent terrorism. then there is measures tied into that. say, and ienture to am looking at members, if we spend billions of dollars on your number one goal, your first theormance measure is percentage of intelligence report rated satisfactory or higher and customer feed back that enables them to understand the reds. then you go on on the second one. the report rated satisfactory feedback that enables customers to dissipate in emerging threats. i think you retire that. then you go into other ones. would you save for members of the appropriations, that if we appropriate billions of dollars of the number one measure you should have is how satisfied are the people that get those intelligence reports. is that what we should be measuring? i took everything out of performance.gov. i assume all of that is correct. >> the way your question is stated i would have to say no. then i would venture to say, i would ask you to go back with your folks and look at this langu

joining me now, republican strat jit l gist lenny alsovar, christina belatoni and seton hall law professoro nice to have you all here, so lenny, you should know i didn't mess up your name because you are a republican, i'm just terrible with names. for me i was legitimately surprised to see that both north carolina were out performing, they have stood in the way of it. how is the trend then with this sort of overenrollment? >> that is a very good question. first of all, everybody, republicans and democrats we want all people to have health care. >> policy is supposed to help people get it. >> no question bit. our party created a series of changes that we wanted to see so that a, we wouldn't have thousands and millions of people left in the lurch so that we went to problems wi s with obae that we have seen. zero, that is the number of time that is senators hagen in north carolina senators in new hampshire are going to be seen with the president this election year. >> that is fair. i promise towards the end of the hour i'm going to mock democrats exception alley hard as a result of the behavi

he went to college at seton hall university, lived at home with his parents which some of our students here can relate to, lived with his parents, hated them through college, worked in a pharmacy and played guitar in a band for several years and that is how he paid college expenses including room and board, adam. and he graduated with a bachelor's degree in accounting in 1968. sounds like he intended to have a career business but he had forgotten a career in business, he wanted to be a pilot. you wanted to fly jets in the military in vietnam in 1968 when he graduated from college, the united states was involved in a war in vietnam. kozlowski tried to join all the arms of the military and he was turned down by all of them for a variety of reasons, to be a pilot in the air force and the navy, his eyesight wasn't good enough. the army wouldn't take him because of flat feet. he is trying to get into the military during a war and they wouldn't take him. so he went to arizona to do pilot training. he did that for almost a year. when he finally figured out he was never going to get into the m

last chance, step back, nothing but net and that is it, seton upsets villanova. >> in 2006, blake hitwhile laying on his back to win a state championship for minnesota's hopkins high. eight years later, lightning has struck again in the fourth overtime of the matchup, the game was tied with time running out when sophomore launched one, nothing but net, winning 49-46 to advance to the state championship game. there's no shot clock in minnesota high school hoops. >> we've got a shot clock. its i'm out of time. >> i wonder if i can get that guy to buy a lottery ticket for me this weekend. >> i'm sure anything for a price. >> when we come back, we're going to talk about a coat that provides more than just warmth. >> i came with nothing, but i had my coat, you know what i'm saying? that coat is everything. >> one company's gift to those living on the streets is helping some get back on their feet. >> a rare procedure to save a newborn gorilla. why zoo officials call this a critical move for the animal's survival. >> pretty quiet now. we have a developing storm in time for the weekend. i'll

seton hall won last night, beat villanova. >> creighton beat villanova twice by a pretty good margin.ier beat creighton? >> yes. you want to give a minute by minute recap of the game. >> that's happening tonight again, rematch. >> they're playing again tonight. the result won't be the same tonight. >> i just want to know how you know all this? you know every single game, who's won what? >> i don't know why either. >> we're not allowing him to enter. >> like the last few years we've done it with -- here with our tv news bracket. how many games? the first day there's 32. i'm on the edge of my seat for 32 games. i love that. i love the last three minutes. this is on and actually we take a -- i'm off next week were believe it or not. i'll be watching -- i didn't take off just for that. >> there will be quite a few probably that get the first 32. >> you're thinking the final four we may already know it, you think. >> the final four? >> would you take the four -- >> i will go in the witness protection program. >> you think wichita state is for real, too? i do. there are people still questio

when nova went down to seton hall and they were going to be first seed, my world turned upside down.nd now se ba-- >> they should do $2 million it's so hard to pick this year. >> before we move on to gm and i want to. we talked a lot of geopolitics here. it's not our area of expertise necessarily. let's assume the rush een army not going to roll through anything but if there's higher hostilities for a longer period of time, it would be a negative. >> the peace dividend and winding down our operations and, of course, the generals are saying that we're the weakest since 1939 completely untrue. but i just think that, look, this is not an environment where you want to stick your neck out and say i want to be long international stocks that have a lot of business in europe and china. but is that cvs, for instance? is that cbs? you could mention lots of stocks and say is that dominion. do you buy southern? kinda. yeah, buy aep. it's fine. by southern. >> right. >> those are really what you buy when uf think that there could be a march on kiev. but i think there's a lot more stocks to like t

they lost by 1 to seton hall. she made it sound like it doesn't count because it's only one point. no question it has been a wild winter but how much do you have really know about winter? this morning i'm teaming up with my weather buddy sam champion to test your weather knowledge. >> he does it all, sam. >> and donald trump and the reigning miss usa are here with an exclusive announcement about this year's pageant. >> come on, smile, donald. there you go. >> and for all of you bargain hunters a rare deal on american girl dolls. >> and don't forget, a big concert here on the plaza, enrique iglesias will be here li live. we look forward to seeing him on monday. >> tomorrow, sunshine up and down the east coast, warm weather in the southwest. as we move on into saturday, we're going to be looking at a slight risk of strong storms through the lower mississippi valley. sunny and warm texas on into the southwest. it's going to be a wet day down in the northwest on >>> good morning, waking up to plenty of sunshine across the bay area here. no fog to report of, and sunshine will continue a

judge tolentino graduated from , she snyder high school ascended -- attended seton hall where she wasthe only african-american in her class when she is received her j.d. degree in 1971. she also received a specialized masters of law degree in 1980. she was appointed to the superior court of the state of new jersey on january 11, 1984, she was the first female appointed to that position. she previously had been appointed as the first female to the jersey city municipal court in 1976 and in 1981 became the first female presiding judge of the jersey city municipal court. one of her proudest accomplishments was serving on the coleman commission which became the new jersey task force on minorities as well as hairing the committee on minorities. she was a leader in many organizations including the urban league, the girl scouts and the delta sigma theta sorority. she served on the board of several academic institutions including her alma mater, st. elizabeth's. unfortunately, she passed away at the age of 67 in o2010. she's survived by her husband, two daughters and many beloved family an fr