'm uconn rallied behind shabazz napier.ies get the ball to phillip knowland, who puts the game airplane. uconn wins, the first seven seed to make the final four since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985. >> in the midwest regional, kentucky and michigan went down to the final seconds. the wildcats led by two michigan with the ball and check out this frantic sequence. the wolverines keep missing but keep getting the rebound before finally jordan morgan ties the score. 72. kentucky then unties it at aaron harrison knocks down the two. time for michigan to get off a shot, wildcats win so they're headed to the final four in arlington, texas. >> at the valero open in san antonio, the leader looking relaxed there. maybe too much. began the day with a three-stroke lead but shot a final round 76. he mid-one of his two bogeyed 18 and gets the victory. >> tonight at 6:00, more from the stanford women and we should know by then who the cardinal will be playing for a trip to the final four. >>> thank you so much. music fans got

uconn trailed by as much as nine in the second half but rallied behind shabazz napier. bowl to phillip noland who puts the game away. uconn wins its. the first number seven seed to make the final four since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985. >> in the midwest regional, kentucky and michigan down to the final second with under a minute left. the wildcats led by two michigan with the ball, and check out this frantic sequence. the wolverines keep missing but keep getting the rebound before finally jordan morgan tips it in to tie to score, 72. kentucky then untied it as aaron harrison gets the clutch three with two seconds left. time for nothing get off one shot. stauskas from half court and it's awful the back bored. wildcats win and are headed to the fine four in arlington, texas. >>> the stp500 in martinsville. brad keselowski was leading pit road when he collided with kurt busch. the accident did not slow down busch. he passes jimmie johnson and goes on to take the checkered flag. it's his 25th career victory and his first at martinsville since 2002. >>> up ne

from new york city, shabazz napier, wow, has he been good. 34 seconds to play.n state down by two. napier fouled. he gets three free throws. makes them palm from there, philip nolan. exclamation point. kevin ollie hugs his former coach. >>> hey, baseball is back. opening baseball on espn. chicago cubs and the surprising from last year pittsburgh pirates. and, the cardinals and reds from cincinnati. enjoy the baseball. opening day, america. >> baseball's back. it's got the get warm sooner or later. >>> one more hoops shot. in phoenix. >> with an arena full of people looking on. he nails it! half court shot. it was part of a pro motion. it was good. very good for $77,777. >> he celebrated with the suns gorilla mascot and the members of the team. talk about responding to pressure. nothing but net. >> nice! >> very nicely done. >>> up next, "the pulse." opening day is finally here. some stadiums are rolling out interesting grub. >>> and slimed. mark wahlberg hosts an awards show and pays the price. >> uh-oh. transferred money from his before larry instantly bank of

uconn trailed by as much as nine in the second half but rallied behind shabazz napier. bowl to phillip noland who puts the game away. uconn wins its. the first number seven seed to make the final four since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985. >> in the midwest regional, kentucky and michigan down to the final second with under a minute left. the wildcats led by two michigan with the ball, and check out this frantic sequence. the wolverines keep missing but keep getting the rebound before finally jordan morgan tips it in to tie to score, 72. kentucky then untied it as aaron harrison gets the clutch three with two seconds left. time for nothing get off one shot.as from half court and it's awful the back bored. wildcats win and are headed to the fine four in arlington, texas. >>> the stp500 in martinsville. brad keselowski was leading pit road when he collided with kurt busch. the accident did not slow down busch. he passes jimmie johnson and goes on to take the checkered flag. it's his 25th career victory and his first at martinsville since 2002. >>> up next at 6

second half, shabazz napier drains the jumper. huskies up four. napier fouled on the three by keith appling. he would make all three. uconn up five, and spartans can't get the foul. napier to philip nolan for the jam. uconn wins, 60-54. they are headed to the final four. michigan and kentucky, this was a very good game. last made the final four for 2012 in kentucky. second half aaron harrison nails the corner three and kentucky up five and michigan answers. glen robinson jr., count that baby. he had 14 point. wolverines, however, down two and jordan morgan tips in the miss. tied at 72 until aaron harrison hits a huge three. he had 12 points in the game. final chance for michigan. not going to happen. kentucky wins again, 75-72. down on the farm the cardinal women were hoping to continue their dance from the sweet 16 to the elite 8. the cardinal were expecting a tough test against the number three seed penn state but that battle did not live up to the hype. women's sweet 16 action from the farm. yes, condoleezza rice was in the house for this one,

and it was shabazz.r the heck of it when i go to the gym, i hit the back of the rim, i hit the front of the rim, miss everything entirely. how do you get five feet outside three-point line with a guy guarding you and keep throwing them? how does it happen? >> i saw him get hurt last week, didn't matter. kentucky had some of these shots. unbelievable games they got interrupted by high frequently trading. >> shabazz elbow to the nose and came back and won the game. >> he's a titan. i hope we see him in the pros. >> uconn seems to rise -- they were playing home games, though, at madison square garden. >> that really does matter. that's going to change the equation. >> looking forward to -- who do you got left? anybody left? florida? >> i still have florida, but it doesn't matter. you know you really had to thread the needle here. >> you did. >> amazing difficult series of brackets. >> i thought i would have arizona, florida in the final but that call, that charging -- i'm mad that the ref. i never -- i neve

shabazz was the leader. uconn with the upset. 60-54.t's jim calhoun, the tomorrower coach sharing in the embrace with their top seed coach. they will face florida, and they are a big underdog against the florida gator. the stanford women are home. a trip to the elite 8 on the line. >> we work harder than anyone else. we are more winning by them. we are stronger. don't be surprised by their size. be surprised by our hearts. it's about to be over. >> that fires me up. the pregame speech, and then she delivered on the court. the big system cheering her on. running the court after steal. going all the way. stanford wins in a route. 82-57. we are going to the tar heels. when we come back, news that may surprise people about the basketball coach, mike montgomery and his future in murr clay. tonight n depth on the giants' season. gary will sit down with bruce bochy, and the former behind talking sandoval, lincecum, and bonds. that's all tonight right after the news. back in a moment. >>> welcome back, everyone it appears montgomery's tenure at

for malcolm x, el shabazz, the name that he took after his hodge to the middle east in 1964. been around malcolm x and el shabazz and both of them are credible. in terms of stokely carmichael and kwame, both are -- can be used. in terms of the whole notion of comfortablity, i say, yes, mainstreamers talking about black radicalism, talking about black power, makes people uncomfortable. i think what i have done as an historian, as a professor, and just as a teacher, really placed these figures in their larger historical context and why they are not only a part of american and world history, they're central to that story. so, to me, i think that relieves the discomfort when you can empirically show you're not just talking about these folks to talk about them. but you're saying that, look, they're connected to this larger story and they're stroll central to -- central to themes of citizenship, democracy. >> host: patricia e-mails: can you talk about the significance of stokely's famous comment that, quote, the position of women in the movement is prone and how that complicated th

that the women have to wear in certain sects, but in modern orthodox sects they wear chandeliers on shabazz. i went to try on some calf tans -- calf tans, and i thought i would nearly lose my life because the women in the dressing room were very tough women. and so you think, oh, religious women, and they're underfoot, they're meek -- no, they're not meek. they're aggressive towards other women, and when it comes to purchasing items that they want with. but, you know, i'll share with you a sorrow that even as you have feminist interpretations of torah and of the quran and of the new testament and women are assuming serious religious authorities in these religions that we have a backward drift that is upsetting, very upsetting. yes. finish. >> i wondered if you learned, i guess it's pashtu is the local language? >> dari or pashtun. >> did you learn enough of the local language to be able to converse with other women without an intermediary to learn how women in afghanistan felt about their status, their life, their -- what they had? >> well, i have since then, but at the time i was 20, and i

shabazz napier hit three huge free throws with 37- point-6 seconds left in the east regional final at madison square garden. the huskies rallied from a nine-point second-half deficit to become the first number seven seed to reach the final four since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985. >> still ahead on the kron four moring news-- leland yee will face a judge today-- surrounding corruption charges. details on the case next. >> and a family is now offering a reward for a 93- year- old man, who went missing over a month ago with no hint of his whereabouts. >> here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning. it was another debris disappointment in the search for the missing malaysia airliner. australian officials say that a cluster of objects were spotted. 10 plants and other tensions are searching the area. >> today is the final day to sign up for health insurance coverage under the affordable care act, sometimes called obama care. most americans who are not covered either by private insurance or any other will face a tax penalty. anyone who stars and application

uconn senior shabazz napier helped beat st.irst-ever ncaa tournament win against 5th seed oklahoma. sanlt louis rallied, wiping out a 14-point deficit to take down north carolina state. and in that fourth record-setting game san diego state beat new mexico state. >> and then there were the upsets. dayton scored less than four seconds left beating rival ohio state. that's why our brackets are all busted. and passing the first test of the tournament harvard upset cincinnati, 61-57. and in the final seconds of the texas/arizona state match-up winner to shock the sun devils. great games all around and you can see every moment of the ncaa march madness on cbs, tnt, through tv and, of course right here on cbs. for more log onto cbssports.com. do you think i could have a sports anchor voice? >> i do. you have to capture the excitement. >> you didn't think -- i didn't sound like -- >> you're approaching it. >> okay. >>> here's the latest on the search for flight 370 and the 239 people aboard. for a second day, military planes failed to

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after losing to minnesota in round two, shabazz mohamed entered the nba draft.both saw the teams exit the tournament in the first round last year. that one game of march madness would be all that either of them ever played. bennett and adams entered the draft after their freshman year and beth were drafted as top picks. if the new nba commissioner, all three of these players would be college sophomores right now. the nba draft eligibility age is 19. but the new commissioner, adam silver, has made i had a top priority to dhang the age from 19 to 20. he said sit my belief that if players have an opportunity to mature for a longer time before coming into the league, lit lead to a better league. if it happens, it would be great news for the ncaa. what is now one and done would be at least two and done. but should they have to stick around? what would the college players get out of it? those who agree with silver say they'd get a college education and life experience. why shouldn't players be able to weigh the pros and kons themselves and come to their own decisions?

. >> we could go to madison square garden tomorrow night and watch shabazz and deandre. >> thshabazz,better, jim. >>> when we come back, we've got more from our guest host. alright, that should just about do it. excuse me, what are you doing? uh, well we are fine tuning these small cells that improve coverage, capacity and quality of the network. it means you'll be able to post from the breakroom. great! did it hurt? when you fell from heaven? (awkward laugh) ...a little.. (laughs) im sorry, i have to go. at&t is building you a better network. [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... ♪ ...who work with regional experts... ♪ ...who work with portfolio management experts, that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." let's get back to our guest host larry lindsay, president and ceo of the lindsay group. you expect a new round quantitative exhaustion? >> qualitative. >> qualitative. >> we've been focussing on quantitative for so long meaning more spending and more regulati