we were born and raised here but we're tarheels now because we live in north carolina residents so if brock pierce moves to puerto rico he's a puerto rican he lives there he's puerto rican it's a part of the united states we saw loads of born and raised border weekends at this weekly gathering there were thousands of people there are so many people at this event and they apparently it's a well attended impact it was a little incline of these events and it you know these are the young people of puerto rico this generation that's embracing new technology venture capital startup script a currency which is the way to take the solar energy projects she talks about and to network them into capitalism and to proliferate them and to create something that would be krypto solar generated power distribution where was she at any of these events i mean she likes to lecture folks and say look i'm a lefty i have moral superiority but i don't want to have any skin in the game i don't take any chances i'll go on the democracy now and amy goodman and the pontiff akkad for thirty minutes but god forbid

it's only the second time the tarheels have lost an ncaa tournament game played in north carolina. >>n case you missed it. loyola chicago with a locky shot and lucky bounce as well. their secret weapon is right there with them again. sister jean schmidt, 98-year-old was there with them again. >> don't let those tennessee team members scare you with their height. height doesn't mean that much. >> that's right, sister, height doesn't mean that much. the next game is thursday night againls nevada. >> here is where it gets weird. she admitted she has loyola losing in the sweet 16 of her own personal bracket. >> ooh. that's further than i had them, sister. quick look at my bracket. the entire left side can no longer score points. >> and mine -- >> completely busted here. >> almost the entire left side is done here. this side is okay. frars wait. d jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people our age getting life