louis, the north carolina tar heels fall to kansas. move on by a score of 80-67 and this is what is going to happen on saturday. the final four show from new orleans, followed by louisville against kentucky in one semifinal and then beginning at about 8:49, game two will be ohio state against kansas. and then on monday night, 9:00 p.m., the play prelude to the championship. and i am joined by greg, kenny, charles and frank. and good news, a team from kansas gunot you. but i know you are big on the coaching job of bill self. >> frank: the job he has done, five guys with a short bench, and to play and win today, it's just a credit to who he is. >> greg g.: and tyshawn taylor, 10 of 19 today. >> charles: i had him as a sleeper and he was asleep the whole tournament but he was fantastic today, the energizer bunny. and he made a couple of decisions, coach almost blew a gask gasket. >> kenny: and anytime he wanted a shot, he got the opportunity. >> greg a.: and the defense that kansas played in the second half, carolina made the jump shots i

by that time the passage of the kansas nebraska act had nullified the act. it had opened up to the possibility of eventually becoming slave states. the kansas nebraska act as many of you know was negotiated through congress by illinois senator steven douglas. the effect of the kansas-nebraska act seriously effected the political coalitions across the united states. people who are moving towards a new party struggled with what name they might call this party, fusion party, people's party, independents and antinebraska were considered. the republican party became the most prominent. antislavery, northern democrats, some of whom called themselves free democrats, former supporters of the liberty party and free soil party along with a good number of know nothing loyalists helped establish the republican party. many of these people were part of what was then called the antinebraska movement and thus northern democrats came to be known as antinebraska democrats. in 1856 a group of illinois antinebraska newspaper editors called for a convention of people opposed to

cnn projects rick santorum has won the kansas caucuses. he will take at least 20 of the state's 40 delegates. both mitt romney and newt gingrich skipped kansas. gingrich is in alabama where he is drawing attention to romney's grits comment from earlier in the week. >> well one of my competitors, i have had grits before. and now that may explain as much as everything, why everything in alabama and mississippi ought to vote for me. >> and this is from just a few hours ago. ron paul addressing a caucus crowd in overland park, kansas. we'll have more on those kansas results in a moment. >>> and kofi annan says his conversation today with the president of syria was candid and comprehensive, and he met with bashar al assad in damascus and asked him face-to-face to stop the killing in his country of syria. they plan to talk again tomorrow. opposition activists say more than 60 people were killed today in fighting across syria. >>> and some tragic news to report. a world-class competitive skier was killed today during a race in switzerland. there i

. >>> right now to the race for the white house. kansas is the latest gop battleground with caucuses there just wrapping up. 40 delegates are at stake. cnn political director mark preston joining us from washington. mark, any results or how soon? >> reporter: well, i'll tell you what, i do have numbers coming in. let's go right to the board and take a look at them and show you how rick santorum is doing so well right now. look at those numbers right there. rick san toreup at 54% right now followed by newt gingrich and mitt romney at 17%. ron paul at 11%. and if you see the numbers are slowly ticking in right now, let me tell you where this vote is coming from and what we're looking for. right now this vote is coming from rural areas in the central and western part of the state. we haven't seen anything come in from the eastern part of state yet. our decision team in washington is specifically looking at johnson county. they suspect that if mitt romney were to make up the distance between what he has now between him and rick santorum, he wo

republican caucuses. >> i'm don lemon at the cnn newsroom. kansas takes the spotlight in the republican race today. cnn is projecting that rick santorum has won the kansas caucuses. here's the totals here, check them out with nearly all the caucus votes counted, santorum won easily there. he has 51%. romney has a distant second at 21%. kansas is a conservative state with a strong evangelical vote, both playing to santorum's strengths. we bring in chief political correspondent candy crowley joining us live from washington. big picture here, romney and gingrich pretty much let santorum have kansas so his luck holds here. is this an important win? >> you know, i hate to sound like everybody else but the fact of the matter is they're all important wins at this point. this is probably important for santorum. he does pick up, we think he'll pick up the bulk of the delegate and if the numbers you just showed hold, romney will be the only other one in the bunch if he stays 20% or above he'll be the only one that gets any delegates out of kansas. what this d

we'll see you back here in a moment with results from the kansas caucuses. "the situation room" with wolf blitzer begins in moments. >> you're? >> you're in "the situation room." the republican race for the white house moves to the deep south, posing new challenges for mitt romney. >>> also a raw look at the horror unfolding in syria. we previewed the upcoming cnn documentary "72 hours under fire." >>> plus an african warlord accused of unspeakable atrocities. now a viral video is calling for his capture, tens of millions of people have already watched it. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." rk vk -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> all that coming up, but now we get the latest on the kansas republican caucuses. >> i'm don lemon at the cnn newsroom. kansas takes the spotlight in the republican race today. cnn is projecting that rick santorum has won the kansas caucuses. here's the totals here, check them out with nearly all the caucus votes counted, santorum won easil

the next focus will be kansas this weekend. next week, two southern primaries in mississippi and alabama. welcome to hour two of "washington today" on c-span radio. mitt romney's campaign raised $11.5 million in the month of february, comparing that to about $9 million for rick santorum's efforts. you get a sense these two candidates are going to battle it out the next couple of months. in other news today, the pentagon saying that the suggestion by senator john mccain for u.s. air strikes in syria will not work. that was the message delivered earlier today by the defense secretary leon panetta, as well as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general john dempsey. senator mccain questions how long the world should wait to prevent the slaughter of syrian civilians who have been killed. u.n. officials saying as many as 7,500 have been killed during the last 11 months. >>> in haiti former president bill clinton urging officials to stem the cholera outbreak that's killed more than 7,000 people in haiti since the country has be

now, when i wrote "what's the matter with kansas?" the koch brothers were not anywhere near as prominent as they are today. and i don't recall anyone aside from like, you know, my kind of liberal friends, you know, talking about these guys. it just never comes up. >> interesting. >> but they have enormous power in the state. >> the koch brothers are famous for saying the largest company you have never heard of, the largest privately held company in the country. >> the national jobs numbers, the republicans have been rooting for high unemployment so they can make that contrast and have been sounding the alarm on a lot of things. since you have studied sorted of the psychology of voters, what, in your opinion action moves them more? the hope language president obama is talking about or the fear language that the republicans have been lobbying? >> wow. you know i think hope -- when president obama was running in 2008 2008, i think hope was a good message to have. i don't know how -- i mean, i don't see how he can use that message again th

the results from the kansas caucus are in it we will tell you who won and we could mean for the republican white house. -- the run for the white house. at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flis a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >> people across japan are marking the first anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that led to the worst nuclear crisis since chernobyl. the disaster on march 11 left nearly 20,000 people dead or missing. >> nbc news is projecting rick santorum the winner of today's kansas caucuses. good news for santorum in terms of momentum. but he and the other candidates face protests this weekend in alabama and mississippi. >> we had a very good day. >> with a strong showing in the kansas caucuses, rick santorum notched another victory and he is making the case he is the conservative choice. >> we have to have a candidate, a nominee who is a clear contrast with the president of the united states. >> rick santorum, it gingrich -- the contest is next week in mississippi. gingrich has to win one o

he grabbed a win at the kansas caucuses ahead of mitt romney. republican presidential candidates are being held today -- the contests being held in wyoming, guam and the virgin islands but the deep south is also getting quite a bit of attention. bri bryan moar has the latest. >> with a strong showing in the kansas caucuses rick santorum nochd another victory. and he's making the case he's the conservative choice. >> we have to have a candidate, a nominee, hook gwho can get up and draw a clear contrast with the president of the united states. >> reporter: for santorum, newt gingrich and ron paul, the saturday caucuses in kansas and wyoming were another chance to play delegate catch-up, but the contest this next week are about survival. gingrich has to win one or both to keep moving forward. >> it's a big deal. if we win alabama and miss sip next tuesday, by next wednesday this totally wild roller koers ra -- coaster race will be set one more time. >> reporter: for mitt romney a strong showing in the south is critical to show conservatives he can w

one republic presidential candidate taking the caucuses in kansas by a landslide. and moments ago, the associated press calling wyoming. and the latest coming into our newsroom after someone unleashes a waive of violence inside a courthouse. a sheriff's deputy shot with her own weapon. a judge stabbed. police saying this man at the center of it all. in minutes about what we're hearing about who helped the suspect get away. and, ship wrecked with no way to escape. except from the air. tonight, the daring rescue over storm-tossed seas. also they laid the foundation for most elite fighters after answering the call one of toughest hours. >> now, the new push to give the heroic members of the devil's' brigade one of america's highest honors we begin tonight with a big win for rick santorum. the former senator from pennsylvania taking first place in the kansas caucuses by a wide margin. santorum reacting to the news a short time ago during a rally in missouri. we have had a very, very good day in our neighboring state of kansas. thank you. thank you for your help and your

but you could not have the power ball. >> neither did you. >> people visiting the kansas city zoo got polar bear. the bear entertain visitors by taking laps, pushing off the glass walls with his feet like an olympian. he arrived at the zoo in 2010. watch this olympic kick flat. that is that cool or what? he has increased attendance. it and probably freaked this kid out. and only took a month to teach them that olympic role and kick. steve, can you top that? >> you missed it. >> we're not going to tell you. >> there it is. it is the polar bear doing the flip. >> that is very cool. check out our website search under water dogs. that is on wjla.com. we have pictures of a gentleman who takes pictures of dogs diving in a pool. he is under water looking up. they are great. >> if you have not seen it yet go to our website. the faces on these dogs are incredible, worth every single bit of the price of admission. >> under waterdogs. >> all right, way to go. >> the forecast? >> everybody is in a funk because nobody won a powerball. >> i just learned that if you matched the mega million ball, $2

kansas. he was in a few of the different cities here. d he wasn't keeping track of a specific number of delegates for himself. >> say hello to all of my friends in kansas. >> i will do that. >> it is all about the delegate count as we know. here is where the candidates stand so far. as of this hour, mitt romney a total of 441 delegates. rick santorum holding on to second place with 213. newt gingrich third with 107. and ron paul rounds it all out with 46. and remember, it takes 1,144 delegates to secure the nomination. >> and for more on the race for the republican nomination we invite you to go to fox news .com/politics. you will get the latest info on all of the candidates and be sure to tune in to "fox news sunday." newt gingrich will sit down one on one with anchor chris wallace. "fox news sunday" airs tomorrow. check your local listings. >>> now, to syria where new fighting is erupting today. government troops launching new assaults on several rebel-held areas. this as u.s. envoy, u.n. envoy kofi annan a meeting with the syrian embat

the senator wasn't here in kansas when the results were announced. ssouri, but take a listen to him talking about his win in this kansas contest. >> we honestly hope to. we're doing well out here in the midwest. >> do you have any thoughts on kansas? >> great win. awesome win. feeling great. >> the santorum campaign is going one step further. hogan, who is santorum's national communications director said this is a great win for the campaign and further evidence that conservatives and tea party loyalists are uniting behind rick as the true consistent conservative in this race. the santorum campaign certainly hopes that's the case as they move ahead, look ahead towards tuesday's contest and mississippi and alabama, they certainly hope to do well, although there are some polls suggesting that santorum has an uphill climb. one other thing of note, hawaii also has a contest on tuesday, and santorum is sending his eldest daughter, elizabeth, there to campaign. shannon travis, cnn, overland park, kansas. >> thank you, shannon. >>> well, if you shop on-line,

we are going to win kansas and the vast majority of delegates from kansas. >> reporter: mitt romney took a breather saturday after picking up 18 delegates in guam and the marianas island. romney, not expected to do well be in south is encouraged by polling in alabama and mississippi which holds important primary on tuesday. >> morning, y'all. i got started right with a biscuit and cheesy grits. delicious. >> if romney can win a southern state from his more conservative rivals that would burn issues on electability factor, and gingrich says his native south is a path to victory, a poor showing could make tuesday has last stand. he is short on money and resisting calls to drop out of the race. >> if we can win alabama and mississippi night we will reset the campaign for the nine only or tenth time. >> but romney might actually reset the race if he is able to win in the south. david curley, abc news, washington. >> thousand office undocumented bay area students and those who support them are on the way to the nation's capitol right now. they're bringing attention to the green act, legislati

you heard a moment ago rick santorum on the campaign trail in kansas. mitt romney from boston appearing on cnbc's "squawk box" this morning. >> historically slow and teddy wins the race. you won more states again last night, more delegates. you got a nice lead in overall delegates. i don't know if you've seen it this morning, governor, 89/9 for you to be the nominee. what's your level of confidence? is it 90 up or down from 89.9? >> i don't apply percentages to it. i must admit after last night, i feel pretty darn good. we had a strong response across the country. from alaska to vermont. we got terrific support from some of the most conservative leaders, john ashcroft, eric cant cantor, we're getting the support i need to become the nominee. i'm encouraged. >> you're hearing all the murmuring. what's your plan to energize the whole party, all the different factions of the party if you do become the nominee? >> well, we do, of course, have other candidates in the race that have great qualities and are appealing to their respective constituent sis. ron pau

both he and ron paul were the only candidates to campaign in kansas. the texas congressman says he is not planning to get out of this race any time soon. >> i never think it is do or die, everybody is still in the race, there is no declared winner. so we'll all do what we're doing, making the most out of the chance to get more delegates. >> reporter: he sent the morning in overland kansas and has not won any caucuses so far. and newt gingrich is focusing on alabama and mississippi. he won georgia on super tuesday and wants to stay alive with two more wins in southern states. >> if we can win alabama and mississippi tuesday night, we'll re-set the campaign for i guess the ninth or 10th time, sometime on wednesday. this has been the wildest roller coaster, i tell people it is like riding space mountain at disney world. >> newt gingrich will chris cross the state to make the most out of the turnout. and mitt romney had no appearances today but spent time in alabama and mississippi, hoping to score his first win in the south. >> the president has not succee

the race. meaning >>reporter: news gingrich and mit romney ditched plans to campaign kansas and they focused on other states. and >> this the president has not succeeded, this president has failed. >>pam: if you believe in the declaration of independence and constitution you ought to be with us. if you believe in higher taxes she should be with only if you believe in oslo or taxes, he should be with us. >>kimberlee: another big win tonight nit romney won the iowa. [music] >>reporter: you had to bundle up there today with a lot cooler of beer--out there. this is a cool evening taking place. we have a weather system that is reducing some rain on the north coast. >>reporter: when blaine full screen by only a few hundred of an inch. >>reporter: next week we will see very active with has taken place that will bring several days of very wet, the soaking rain. we have few forecast for friday morning and mainly due-- clean one where cloudy skies. in to the afternoon the conflict is writing showers around the bay area . >>reporter: hit the seven day around the bay. a report tuesday, wednesday and thursd

you used to work for the lottery in kansas. at are your sources there telling you about the winner, how they might have won? >> i -- kansas is my native state. rock caulk tonight for the university of kansas. i haven't spoken to anyone at the -- at the kansas lottery yet. i'm sure they're very excited, as are the people in illinois. i got an e-mail from someone with the illinois lottery late last night. it's an incredible environment. a lot of excitement. we're excited for the state of maryland. we're excited for the players at the maryland lottery. >> we're excited for you as well. hope you get some sleep at some point. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much, appreciate it. >> a few more notes. yesterday on "gma," we had colo, the columbus zoo's gorilla famous for his winning sports picks. we let him pick the numbers. not a lot of intuition from him. not a single winning number. we want the apologize to you from the pot tom of our hearts for anyone that doled out a whole lot of loot based on colo's picks. >> and chris

it's the world's greatest college football conference. a state like kansas, when you have the support of somebody like bob dole but you don't do that well in kansas, you get about 21% 22% of the vote like mitt romney does, it shows you got some real problems on the road to this nomination. >> as the president's re-election team gears up for november. it could be a tight race. president obama in a statistical dead tie at this moment with mitt romney and rick santorum. >>> still ahead on "way too early," it's like a quiz bowl with sneakers when my commodores fresh off their upset take on harvard in the ncaa tournament. we'll have some other teams for you to watch as you fill out your brackets this morning. that's ahead in sports. >>> and mitt romney did tell the crowd in mississippi last week that he's begun to say y'all and eat grits. newt gingrich saying he likes grits more. this and more when "way too early" comes right back. >>> elizabeth smart's family rush nothing the salt lake city police department this afternoon. a dramatic reunion. >> she's well. we

the sweet 16 with a 66-63 wing. great finish between purdue and kansas. the boilermakers had the lead the entire game up till the final minutes. the layup, purdue has a shot at the buzzer, but the bang is closed on sundays. kansas rallies to win it, 63-60. they'll play nbc state. >>> north carolina had no problem taking care of creighton, but the win was not without a loss. starting guard kendall marshall broke a bone in his wrist. he played the rest of the game but is questionable for friday against ohio. north carolina moves on, 87-73. florida state and cincinnati were back and forth the entire game until the end. a costly turnover by the seminoles was the difference. cinci wins it 62-56. to the west bracket. michigan state's mr. everything, draymond green doing it, even mopping the floor. the spartans cleaned up against st. louis. a shot off the rim a few times. st. louis hangs around but top seed michigan state just too much. they win this one, 65-61. they'll play louisville in the sweet 16. >>> there's a new number one in golf. lou donald won a playof

on the campus of kansas university. the headline is rick santorum is the projected winner if the gop presidential caucus in kansas. now back to "why planes crash." >>> a 737 crashes into a small turbo prop sitting on a runway. completely mangling it. >> it was as though we were in the middle of a fire ball. >> two months after 9/11, an airs but 300 crashes its tail mysteriously breaking off. >> how much blood has to be spilled before we take corrective action? safety does have a price. >> a jumbo jet unexpectedly loses altitude and plunges into the everglades. what triggers the disaster? >> every bit of my clothing was brown right off. >> just miles from a runway a jet runs out of fuel and slams into a hillside. >> it doesn't take an expert to know that if your engines go off it's difficult to fly. >> and a routine continental commuter flight pitches and nose dives into a crowded buffalo suburb. >> they dropped the ball. >> mistakes, oversights, distractions and in some cases just poor judgment. all these crashes are cau

here are the first five stories trending this hour. kansas and the gop. oil price predictions, ipad fights stirring, changing colors? and changing times. those are some of the stories we're going bring to you over the next two hours, but first -- >>> there you go, president obama unveiling a brand new message after another strong month of jobs creation. the presidenta, dressed supporters during a fund-raiser in houston last night. >> over the past two years businesses have added almost 4 million new jobs. our manufacturers are creating jobs for the first time since the 1990s. our economy steadily has been getting stronger. the recovery is accelerating. america is coming back and the last thing we can afford to do is go back to the same policies that got us into this mess in the first place. >> the president then targeted his gop rivals accusing the republican presidential candidates of wanting to reinstate policies that caused a recession. >> and this is not just another political debate. this is the defining issue of our time. this is a make or break mom

santorum won the caucuses in kansas, while mitt romney took wyoming. the next significant test comes this tuesday. >> we had a very, very good day. >> with a strong showing in the kansas caucuses, gop presidential hopeful rick santorum notched another victory, and he's making the case, he's the conservative choice. >> we have to have candidates, a candidate, a nominee who can get up there and draw a clear contrast with the president of the united states. >> for santorum, newt gingrich and ron paul, the saturday caucuses in kansas and wyoming were another chance to play delegate catchup, but the contests in alabama and mississippi, are about survival. gingrich has to win one or both to keep moving forward. >> it's a big deal. we win alabama and mississippi next tuesday, by next wednesday, this totally wild roller coaster race will be reset one more time and we'll be on the way. >> morning, y'all. >> for mitt romney, a strong showling in the shouth is critical to show conservatives he can win. >> this predhas not succeeded. he has failed, and that's the r

he received his phd from the university of kansas in american studies in 1995. his published zertation ft. riley and its neighbors military money and military growth 1853 to 1895 won the ode ward a. tee han award in 1999. willie worked at the national archives beginning in the mid-90s and began working on his next study called "the black regulars" 1866 to 1898. this book was published in 2001. in 2003 the superb work received the western history association's robert m. utley award as the finest book on the military history of the north american western frontier. in 2002, willie joined the staff at the u.s. army center of military history and in 2003 he began research on "freedom by the sword." i'd like to introduce dr. dobak by noting that all of his military studies have drawn extensively on the records housed here at the national archives. [ applause ] >> thank you. let's see. i guess the microphones are on so i trust that everyone can hear me. good. in march 2003, my branch chief at the u.s. army center of military history called me into his office, invited me

there's a chance of some isolated tornadoes, large hail again around the kansas city area. you've got to pay atoppings late this afternoon, more severe weather possible. and then, tomorrow, the thunderstorm threat continues down along the southeast. some heavy rain possible. if you're watching at the w, wnbc 12 in richmond, virginia, see one artist take finger painting to a new level. on a 50 foot mural, diamond dust as the chrysler museum of dust. >>> when it comes to asto aston kutcher, rhianna is not talking. the singer was asked if kutcher would be joining her. speaking of rhianna, american idol runner up says he thinks the singer wouldn't make it passed the first round on idol. >>> earlier this month, bieber posted call me right now along with a phone number that left the last digit blank. well, at least two texas residents now want financial compensation for fielding thousands of unwanted calls. linde see lohan is in court today. star magazine reports megan fox and husband are expecting a bay by. >> a very good looking baby. >> yes, i'm sure. >> and, finally, staying c

the in the coffin. kansas faces ohio state after an 80-67 victory. >> the trophy winner, robert griffin iii supporting the baylor bears against kentucky but it was all wildcats. the cats never trailed. on the break, anthony davis. flush. 18 points, 11 boards. then kidd-gilchrist, the alley-oop to terrence jones. then jones gets his own board. 'next up, rick pitino and the louisville cardinals in the final four. >> the stanford was led by nneka ogwumike last night. 39 points as they defeated south carolina. nneka has been the final four every year since she arrived at standard and this is her last chance for an ncaa title. >> every game, i don't want any game to be my last really, and so obviously, except for next weekend, anytime we're out there whatever anyway need me to do, offense or defense, when i'm on the bench or the locker room, i just tree to -- try to do my best to extend myself to everybody. >> mike: december 2009 the last time tiger woods once a pga tour event. today got the month can he -- monkey

condemned the violent tactics of brown's fight in bloody kansas. he compared that fight to the socialist of his own time, but he acknowledged that that fight was aroused by the country's rank hypocrisy. he said in name we had the declaration of independence in 1776. but we gave the light by our acts to the words of the declaration of independence until 1865, until the enactment of the 13th amendment. so, roosevelt argued, the industrial revolution, a crisis no less great than the civil war, he insisted, required a fundamental re-alignment of declaration and constitution. indeed, a more fundamental redefinition of the social contract, especially a rethinking of the right to property. as he put it in his speech, the new nationalism speech, the man who wrongly holds that every human fight is secondary to his profit must now give way to the advocate of human welfare, when rightly maintains that every man holds property subject to the general right of the community, to regulate its use to whatever degree the public welfare may require it. this subordinat

we have the kansas contest. then you have mississippi and alabama. i want to go to the delegate map. here's where we are now afr after super tuesday. governor romney 429. let's say senator santorum carries kansas. if santorum can win mississippi and alabama that would make santorum the conservative alternative. they're looking for this to happen. >> a split. >> gingrich wins here, maybe santorum wins one of them after winning kansas or gingrich wins both. if you had something like this happen romney would pick up some delegates along the way. even if gingrich wins the two southern states and santorum wins kansas, santorum would be in second place. but a two to one lead for romney, gingrich a distant third. is this even though you're losing three contests in a row is that the best scenario, won't call it the dream scenario for romney? >> they'd like to have kind of a split decision between those two guys. no matter how it works out. i mean, the romney campaign says that they're looking towards illinois, they're looking towards missouri, they're looking

>> we have the kansas caucus on march 10. we learned this evening that the sanatorium campaign bouyed by their wins are going to drop $1 million into kansas. the 13th. we have mississippi and alabama. and hawaii. those are all fertile territory for, for santorum. and, so, i think this race continues. because i think what happened tonight is everybody had a reason to live. >> newt gingrich seems to think he will do, mississippi, alabama. he has won south carolina and georgia so far. >> that's right. newt gingrich will go head-to-head with santorum. mitt romney faces prospect he will lose a few states in the next few weeks. doesn't have a big one to get to. point was made by hillary. it is so interesting. coming here to ohio, you, you will remember this i think. but ohio, woody hayes, ohio state football, three yards and a cloud of dust. that was his offense. they ground it out. they won. but it wasn't spectacular. wasn't pretty. today's football teams are quite different. that's mitt romney's campaign. three yards and a cloud o

>> we have the kansas caucus on march 10. we learned this evening that the sanatorium campaign bouyed by their wins are going to drop $1 million into kansas. the 13th. we have mississippi and alabama. and hawaii. those are all fertile territory for, for santorum. and, so, i think this race continues. because i think what happened tonight is everybody had a reason to live. >> newt gingrich seems to think he will do, mississippi, alabama. he has won south carolina and georgia so far. >> that's right. newt gingrich will go head-to-head with santorum. mitt romney faces prospect he will lose a few states in the next few weeks. doesn't have a big one to get to. point was made by hillary. it is so interesting. coming here to ohio, you, you will remember this i think. but ohio, woody hayes, ohio state football, three yards and a cloud of dust. that was his offense. they ground it out. they won. but it wasn't spectacular. wasn't pretty. today's football teams are quite different. that's mitt romney's campaign. three yards and a cloud o

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we are going to win kansas and the vast majority of delegates from kansas. >> alan: congressman ron paul was in kansas. he came in fourth behind newt gingrich who didn't campaign there. >> up like one of my come pet tors, i have had grits before. and that may explain as much as anything why everybody in alabama and mississippi ought to vote for me. >> alan: gingrich was talking about mitt romney. romney won the wyoming caucus today and is investing heavily in both alabama and mississippi. >>> a bay area institution, held a really today to try to stay alive. [chanting] >> alan: the bowling alley is getting the heave-ho from the landlord and the lanes are expected to go dark despite public support. >> a petition with 10,000 names on it. and we gathered those within a couple of weeks. >> alan: the bowl management is looking for another place to set up shop. >>> coming up, an injured sea lion rescued after weeks of trying to track him down. >>> plus, drink up. a little wipe every day could help you live longer. >>> the best city in the nation to retire in. why one is right near the bay area.

tied at the break. kansas for the final four, 80- 67. they will face ohio state on saturday.ats ran all over the south region. they win 82-70 against louisville. -- they went 82-7. they will play louisville in the final four. tiger woods had the lead entering the final round of the arnold palmer invitational. he cruised along like a tiger. he becomes the favorite at a guest at two weeks from now. nascar and montana. the problem for the weather, the rain in the forecast. this is going into the pitch. this is the second victory of the season. we will have a check of the forecast right after this.

the kansas caucuses are next, the guam, the virgin islands i'll leave them out. let's assume that santorum wins kansas. he would come back a little bit. romney will get some delegates in the mix. then we come forward from there. here's the biggest question. in the next week it's a gingrich versus santorum question. can santorum do well in the south or does the momentum that gingrich has from georgia and south carolina carry over? and if gingrich wins both states, then he can plausibly be on television saying at least i'm back in the hunt with santorum. if santorum can win the south, not only would it raise questions about gingrich's viability period, santorum would say i'm the only one with a prayer. the question going into next week who emerges from alabama and mississippi? does anyone emerge from alabama and mississippi saying i'm the alternative, santorum's campaign saying gingrich should get out. gingrich said no way. we might be asking that to one of them or the other next week. >> one thing you can say about the 2012 primary race, almost everyone has had a c

it's a few miles outside of the kansas area. after listening to a few campaign representatives, caucus for my candidate, a, b, or c, the voters will basically fill out this ballot. i so happen to have one here, as you notice. so many dropped out. michele bachmann, herman cain. but newt gingrich, mitt romney, and rick santorum are on this, again, vying for the delegates ahead of tuesday. if rick santorum wins, he certainly hopes it will help get him some steam heading into tuesday. >> let's talk about tuesday, alabama, mississippi, is there even a clear front-runner at this point? >> reporter: there isn't a clear front-runner, although there are polls in mississippi that suggest that newt gingrich is way ahead of the others. there's a new arg poll out that shows newt gingrich ahead, mitt romney behind him, and rick santorum in third place. so rick santorum, even if he does well in this contest, has a lot of ground to make up in that mississippi contest. also as well as alabama. he's got to do well there, appeal to some working cla

trips to the kansas state historical society. he visited the national archives enough to consult some colored troops bureau material in the general's records, but that was about it. i discovered a couple of years later when i was in the middle of the manuscript the answer to my question why. at that point, i was writing about the raising of black regiments in the north and had come to th presentation of reg mental colors to the 20th u.s. colored infantry in new york city and that regiment taking ship for new york city. cornish uses this incident and a long quote from "the new york times" that appeared the next day in "the times." only eight months after the new york draft riots, "the times" wrote, a regiment of black soldiers fully armed was headed for the theater of war. it is only by such occasions that we can at all realize the revolution was the public mind everywhere is experiencing. such developments are infallible tokens of a new epic. but cornish ignored the fact that black recruiting in new york had to be undertaken by a