as a chef at la concina since 2005 reason we do the festival and the reason we started to celebrate the spirit and talent and trivia and the hard work of the women in the la concina program the block an owner operated routine i recipient it's a they're going to be doing the cooking from scratch where in the world can you find that >> i'm one of the owners we do rolls that are like suburbia that is crisp on the outside and this is rolled you up we don't this it has chinese sister-in-law and a little bit of entertain sprouts and we love it here. >> there are 6 grilled cheese grilled to the crisp on the outside outstanding salsa and a lot of things to dip it knocks you out and it's spicecy and delicious i was the first person that came here and we were not prepared for this every year we're prepared everybody thinks what they're doing and we can cookout of our home and so the festivals were part of the group we shove what we do and we w we tried to capture the spirit of xrifs. >> and there from there to sales and the hard part of the sales is 250 assess our market and creating a market opportunity giving limited risks and sales experience to our guys and. >> shop and dine t

pathway and until we see some collective movement, i mean, uc has five medical schools, you know, the la program is great, and our program is great, and there are other, and you know, chapel hill and etc. and there are a number of programs and it seems to me that, the battle to be fought within our department of public health. or our affiliation with one campus or one, you know, one, or what we also need a national dialogue, with those who really have the professional expertise in order to say, you know, we want to bring this before the board and we want to have it approved and go through a trust file and we want to make sure that we have the special ways to address this in the future. and i think that that would really be a major contribution, and i can't think of any place in the nation that perhaps, some of that dialogue could not start right here because you have stanford and ucsf and you have the collar ration, and you know, as we have the links going through, the others and we have excellent programs. but, that is another area i think that could help us you know, as a health department and

las vegas newspaper, the u.n.l.v. runnin rebels are interested in having cronin take over the program. the las vegas review-journal is reporting that cronin is in the mix for the runnin rebels job. in the past the vegas job has not paid what mick is making at uc, and mick has said in the past he loves coaching at home. mick has been the head man at uc cats the last six ncaa tournaments, and only 7 other teams have done that. former kentucky player anthony davis is shutting it down for the rest of the nba season davis has a torn labrum in his left shoulder and a left knee injury . davis plays for new orleans, and this injury could also keep him out of the summer olympics in rio. the reds consider brandon finnegan a strong contender for the starting rotation. and while one bad game in spring training isn' t going to derail that, this was a bad outing of epic proportions. the reds lost to arizona 9 to 3 finnegan allowed 6 earned run in one inning the first five batters reached base. on the positive side for the reds, devin mesoraco had a 2 run double the reds play the padres night, and imp

but we won't ever foresight the impact jay la monica made on the work we do. our program tonight honors hits memory and we hope reveals how much he touched each of our lives. jay led our "america tonight" investigative team. never letting up on the drive for accuracy for proof and urging us to tell the hard stories as he helped our sheila macvicar do in an under cover investigation on how the state of florida warehouses kids. >> this is a hidden camera video from inside a florida nursing home. children in wheelchairs parked in a hallway in a place called kids corner at fort lauderdale. >> more like a storage of kids. >> marcel la martinez knows about it, his son andrew has lived there for more than a year. andrew martinez was an outgoing high school senior .his genome was to become a firefighter when a freak accident changed his life. we're on our way to meet andrew martinez, just ten days after his birthday he had a cardiac arrest. could you if you had help care for him at home? could he be at home? >> that's what i would love. >> martinez was never told he could have in

pathway and until we see some collective movement, i mean, uc has five medical schools, you know, the la program is great, and our program is great, and there are other, and you know, chapel hill and etc. and there are a number of programs and it seems to me that, the battle to be fought within our department of public health. or our affiliation with one campus or one, you know, one, or what we also need a national dialogue, with those who really have the professional expertise in order to say, you know, we want to bring this before the board and we want to have it approved and go through a trust file and we want to make sure that we have the special ways to address this in the future. and i think that that would really be a major contribution, and i can't think of any place in the nation that perhaps, some of that dialogue could not start right here because you have stanford and ucsf and you have the collar ration, and you know, as we have the links going through, the others and we have excellent programs. but, that is another area i think that could help us you know, as a health department and

as a chef at la concina since 2005 reason we do the festival and the reason we started to celebrate the spirit and talent and trivia and the hard work of the women in the la concina program the block an owner operated routine i recipient it's a they're going to be doing the cooking from scratch where in the world can you find that >> i'm one of the owners we do rolls that are like suburbia that is crisp on the outside and this is rolled you up we don't this it has chinese sister-in-law and a little bit of entertain sprouts and we love it here. >> there are 6 grilled cheese grilled to the crisp on the outside outstanding salsa and a lot of things to dip it knocks you out and it's spicecy and delicious i was the first person that came here and we were not prepared for this every year we're prepared everybody thinks what they're doing and we can cookout of our home and so the festivals were part of the group we shove what we do and we w we tried to capture the spirit of xrifs. >> and there from there to sales and the hard part of the sales is 250 assess our market and creating a market opportunity giving limited risks and sales experience to our guys and >> i want to welcom

as a chef at la concina since 2005 reason we do the festival and the reason we started to celebrate the spirit and talent and trivia and the hard work of the women in the la concina program the block an owner operated routine i recipient it's a they're going to be doing the cooking from scratch where in the world can you find that >> i'm one of the owners we do rolls that are like suburbia that is crisp on the outside and this is rolled you up we don't this it has chinese sister-in-law and a little bit of entertain sprouts and we love it here. >> there are 6 grilled cheese grilled to the crisp on the outside outstanding salsa and a lot of things to dip it knocks you out and it's spicecy and delicious i was the first person that came here and we were not prepared for this every year we're prepared everybody thinks what they're doing and we can cookout of our home and so the festivals were part of the group we shove what we do and we w we tried to capture the spirit of xrifs. >> and there from there to sales and the hard part of the sales is 250 assess our market and creating a market opportunity giving limited risks and sales experience to our guys and >> good morning eve

the missing element. we need to do a giant infrastructure program. get kids. they invest in the business. we're not good planners. la long range planningen washington, d.c. is lunch next week. >> sounds socialist with these plans. >> you're right. it's all the planning, it's risk sacrifice, innovations. and unfortunately, things disappear. some criticism is correct. but what he offers is wrong. >> what you're advocating specifically is more government investment on infrastructure, putting government essentially have a role in putting people to work. the vast majority of your party doesn't want more government -- >> sometimes my praearty is wro. we have to rebuild our infrastructure in this country. that should be a bipartisan effort. not a singular or republican or democrat effort. >> and you need a tax policy to give incentives to bring money back to the country. >> you would think so. tax policy keeping corporate rates low so corporations hire. more from the panel next. the one thing to watch in the week ahead on sunday morning futures. back in a minute.. don't let a cracked windshield ruin your plans. trust safel

as a chef at la concina since 2005 reason we do the festival and the reason we started to celebrate the spirit and talent and trivia and the hard work of the women in the la concina program the block an owner operated routine i recipient it's a they're going to be doing the cooking from scratch where in the world can you find that >> i'm one of the owners we do rolls that are like suburbia that is crisp on the outside and this is rolled you up we don't this it has chinese sister-in-law and a little bit of entertain sprouts and we love it here. >> there are 6 grilled cheese grilled to the crisp on the outside outstanding salsa and a lot of things to dip it knocks you out and it's spicecy and delicious i was the first person that came here and we were not prepared for this every year we're prepared everybody thinks what they're doing and we can cookout of our home and so the festivals were part of the group we shove what we do and we w we tried to capture the spirit of xrifs. >> and there from there to sales and the hard part of the sales is 250 assess our market and creating a market opportunity giving limited risks and sales experience to our guys and >> power it's all a

as a chef at la concina since 2005 reason we do the festival and the reason we started to celebrate the spirit and talent and trivia and the hard work of the women in the la concina programhe block an owner operated routine i recipient it's a they're going to be doing the cooking from scratch where in the world can you find that >> i'm one of the owners we do rolls that are like suburbia that is crisp on the outside and this is rolled you up we don't this it has chinese sister-in-law and a little bit of entertain sprouts and we love it here. >> there are 6 grilled cheese grilled to the crisp on the outside outstanding salsa and a lot of things to dip it knocks you out and it's spicecy and delicious i was the first person that came here and we were not prepared for this every year we're prepared everybody thinks what they're doing and we can cookout of our home and so the festivals were part of the group we shove what we do and we w we tried to capture the spirit of xrifs. >> and there from there to sales and the hard part of the sales is 250 assess our market and creating a market opportunity giving limited risks and sales experience to our guys and ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the san fran

the bright lights of las vegas calling on the head coach? the running rebels arrested in having him take over the program. he was in the mix for the job. vegas is has not paid what uc is paying. he' s taken the cats to the ncaa tournament. anthony davis is shutting it down for the rest of the nba season. he has a left knee injury. this injury could keep map of the summer olympics in rio. a strong contender for the this was a bad outing of epic proportion. the reds lost. he allowed six earned runs. on the positive side, there was a two-run double. the reds play the padres tonight. we have the final round in the arnold palmer invitational. there was a show with this putt from 59 feet. the drains it. jason day made a charge and shots like this foot day in contention for the win. what a shot. he needed this par putt for the win. nerves of steel. he was 17 under par. danica patrick, a little upset three laps to go, kyle busch goes into the wall. we have a restart. jimmie johnson takes the lead and johnson wins the auto club 400. that is all the sports for now. we will have more coming up later in the day. mark: that was a handful there. a b

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las ter 234 court facing charges of exportion torgs and grand theft and bribe eerie. >> the judge place td her on house reas. they is las ter receiving cash payments from cadets as she rant boot program for teens. she is accused of extorting and fr them. >> belkeys: students at homestead high school reacting to a school shocker. they returned to class a day after one of their classmates was arrested. two students to send him naked pictures on a messaging app and extorting them. making them perform sexual favors if they didn't comply. >> coming from him, that's not something you should be doing but some people do things the wrong way. nothing good comes from social media. especially if you're hanging out with the wrong peevment social media just brings you the wrong thing. and he is charged with six all batter terry and extortion. police are investigating if there are more possible victims. a correction's deputy ending up on the other side of the bar in monroe countnt authorities arrested it operation rather after investigators say they caught him make deals want inmate to receive money. inmate's attorney reached out to internal affairs. reems is charged unlawful compensation for offi

a school out west..we'll have that story.. programs bring attention to their vacancies come up at other schools...and uc's mick cronin is no exception.. the las vegas review-journal says cronin is a candidate for the vacant unlv job. cronin signed a seven-year contract extension with uc in june of 2014, with provisions that can see him make up to $2.2 million ..by the way, the last unlv head coach was making about $700,000. another coach whose name has come up for this job? rick pitino. in echl action, the cyclones fall on this customer is running to get her deposit in today. too late. branch is already closed. but she could make the atm. still won't beat the cutoff time. at huntington, with atm and mobile deposits, you have up till midnight. we call it all day deposit. midnight? what are you, a bank or a convenience store? i've got to make a deposit! you go, girl! she's got no chance. deposit hours that make sense for you, not the bank. welcome to huntington, this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- an operations manager from orlando, florida... providence, rhode island... and our returning champion, a college instructor from sq

akron area could> petty harkin will have the a special program for students is teaching literacy and compassion. >> a special program for first graders and las vegas school district practicing their reading schools for some free friends.r >> as part of nevada's reid week students are visiting a local animal shelter with books in hand for thesh kids sit in front of the kennels and sit quietly read to the strays family pets who just need a little company.ra organizers say it is a fun experience for the kids who are excited to read to the dogss also relaxes them. the students also madede old t-shirts. >> less a check in with god because he has the snow in the forecast c . >> everything is looking fairly quiett we are going to see some breaks in sunshine and the clouds will increase. the snow in the radar is still a ways out.no nothing to worry about a lot of that just is not reaching the ground yet. wt that's kind of what's going on. chardon as 17, pierpont back at 14. many locations are in the teens. there is thus no, it starts to track to st. louis and now is tracking along the ohio river. s this time of year the systems

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at the end of the program, we've got some vital tips that you need to know if you're jumping back in the market. but first... if you're talking high-end real estate in lastalking for florence shapiro and ivan sher. this duo is responsible for listing some of the most unbelievable homes around, and they offered to show us two very different but equally stunning properties. this property has nearly 16,000 square feet under the roof. listing price -- $11 million. to the left here is actually, like, an indoor/outdoor pond. >> yeah. it's a koi pond, and it goes right into the house. so, you have the sound of water wherever you are in this house. >> and immediate meditation, ivan -- you know, that warm feeling, home feeling. and then, as we're walking in to the house, this is a very, very unique door. >> the home was obviously custom-built for the owners. at the very end of the design and development and creation project, the door was unveiled to them, and, as you can see, it epitomizes the home. >> i mean, look at this. look at this chandelier. >> incredible -- absolutely incredible. >> there's a peace about this property, ivan, that when you walk in, it doe

la da silva--lula da silva. meanwhile, the financial situation in brazil is threatening a program that keeps food on the table of the poor. we report from rio de janeiro. >> one of more than 40 million brazilians who benefit, famili a part time cleaner, it helps to feed and clothe her children. >> the money i get is the money i spend on my children's snacks. however, if i don't make enough money cleaning houses, i need to use this money to keep the house and not spend it on snacks. >> but in 2011 they were being paid for a quarter of the population including those living here. the payment goes straight to the mother by passing potentially corrupt administrations. people who are in extreme poverty situation, they're sort of locked in a poverty trap. they are--they can't have by themselves the means to overcome the situation by having access to information, jobs, by being able to maintain the kids in school. >> the government said it would reduce poverty by 27%. school attendance went up. the project was praised. >> what they have now that they didn't have before is hope for a better future. built on better health

kenneth smith's son kendall was one of many that went through the miami-dade boot camp program to get out on work release and be black mailed by las ter. >> and this video shows he is extorting money. she is work in the system to try and help the kids but she is >> reporter: and it wantz just ken's son. nearly two dozen men were victims of lasster. >> where did the money g state nair's office says she gamble it all y. more than 40 to you dollars. >> again sherks is wharnlgd with bribe require and extortion. live in miami. i'm michael seiden. local ten news. >> todd: well, time now for vote 2016, another important day on the campaign trail where as many as five states weigh in on the feestled candidates. >> neki: that's right. both bernie sanders and hillary clinton in michigan yesterday. sanders in need o a rebound after not so good performances in south carolina and on supertuesday clinton aims forward and the secretary of state landed an endorsement from hip hop mogul randall sim bhons blasted san cers for his tatment african americans. prom missing and in sensitive to the plight of brake people. i would get into it if we had ti

the middle of downtown las vegas, well, things started to change. but then he decided to really shake things up and transform the entire area. ♪ he launched a massive private-redevelopment programled the downtown project. >> the project itself has been funded entirely by tony hsieh. so, there's $350 million been put into this project. $200 million went into property -- just buying real estate -- so the project itself owns 65 acres of land in downtown. $50 million went into funding a whole bunch of tech companies to try and bring innovation and creativity downtown. $50 million went into small businesses -- everything from hairdressing salons to amazing restaurants, food and beverage, bars, juice bars, yoga studios, just to really try and kind of be a catalyst for change for this community. >> along comes tony hsieh and zappos, and they take over the old city hall, and he brings in the critical mass, where we now have the little grocery stores. and a week ago, i actually went to a bookstore in the downtown. it was phenomenal -- i mean, a real bookstore in downtown las vegas. >> i came to las vegas about 14 years ago and been working in the casinos and cooking as a chef. >> natali

at the end of the program, we've got some vital tips that you need to know if you're jumping back in the market. but first... if you're talking high-end real estate in lasgas, well, let me tell you, you're talking for florence shapiro and ivan sher. this duo is responsible for listing some of the most unbelievable homes around, and they offered to show us two very different but equally stunning properties. this property has nearly 16,000 square feet under the roof. listing price -- $11 million. to the left here is actually, like, an indoor/outdoor pond. >> yeah. it's a koi pond, and it goes right into the house. so, you have the sound of water wherever you are in this house. >> and immediate meditation, ivan -- you know, that warm feeling, home feeling. and then, as we're walking in to the house, this is a very, very unique door. >> the home was obviously custom-built for the owners. at the very end of the design and development and creation project, the door was unveiled to them, and, as you can see, it epitomizes the home. >> i mean, look at this. look at this chandelier. >> incredible -- absolutely incredible. >> there's a peace about this property,

the mythology is there is only so many guys who can run a major football program which basically means fill up the stands and bring la lot of money in and wi a few games and there is nobody else we have to go find the name and open up the checkbook and pay them five-seven million dollars. there were six coaches in all of sports who earned a million back in the 1990's. just for football as of last year there was something like 80 earning more than a million. there are ten guys earning five million or more. sabin's justification for being paid $1.7 million is a business response. you have to look at the return on investment. i went and looked at the return on investment and it is interesting. if you look at football as a business at alabama they bring in more money but sabin is expensive and the cost of the program went up dramatically. how do you set the metrics for a guy like this? championship? filling up the stadium? they are saying we get more applications and are a hot school and people are interested. that is true if you look at alabama in their applications two 3rds of the students who go to the university of a

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completed its investigation into the la afonte plaza deadly smoke incident there that killed carol glover and sent dozens to the hospital they said there was system wide program with power connectors there was inspection after that and then after monday's incidents on mcpherson square where they said is was pretty much the same issue in both of those general manager paul wheatfeld didn't have confidence in the safety inspections that were done after the ntsb report and that is why he talked to metro board and decided they would take this complete systemwide shut down to get it taken care of once and for all and wheatfeld has >> safety is our highest priority i mean it. that's sometimes means making tough, up popular decisions and this is one of those for sure. i fully recognize the hardship this causes to the region and community. but i believe the most prudent thing is to close down the system and find out what we're deal with and fix it and that safety is paramount and lives of people who ride this system are paramount. and i am not, nor is paul more my board members willing to take the chance. >> and so the up inspection process as we know will continue th

the love sponge clem. we will be in the program and streaming the trial live on our app. >>> america is mourning the loss of nancy reagan. she died of congestive heart failure sunday at her la home. she was known for being her husband's fiercest protector. stem cell research following reagan's diagnosis of alzheimer's in 1994. >> amazing woman and an amazing man especially now people need to show respect. >> nancy reagan's best-known project was the just say no campaign aims at keeping kids years and she was 94. >>> usf could have an extra $22 million to relocate its medical school to the downtown tampa area thanks to a deal lawmaker start -- struck yesterday. emerald morrow is life. -- live. >> reporter: in this report here usf said it is not increase tuition for the medical school since 2012. they say they do not plan to do so as a result of this move but it is good news for the area which will reap the benefits of the medical schools move. this $22 million that state lawmakers agreed to get will be in addition to the $17 million they got last year to relocate at all of this money that the school is pumping into this move for your help because officials say they will have

the city -- las vegas -- well, they've been evolving. >> vegas has changed dramatically. the younger generation, they want outdoor experiences as well as more entertainment experiences across the board. we have two other festival lots that we programobviously nightlife has been a major boost. we're finding that the millennials -- gen x, gen y -- are really searching for those alternative experiences other than just gaming. >> years ago, the casinos never wanted anybody outside. they wanted everybody inside. and now it's such a reflection of how this town has changed that the casinos are willing to have people go out and enjoy as a family. >> the paradigms changed. the gaming casino companies now realize 70% of their revenues from food, beverage, and entertainment. so, as a result of that, that's where the focus is, and this all works well together and integrates well together because it's a total entertainment experience. certainly when we have events, the park will be thriving, it'll be lively, it'll draw people in. and then we can bring them all the way back here to the plaza as well as the arena. >> it looks like there's a park area, there's water. >> well, this is a full entertainment district. this will transform las vegas un

so working with the director of the paramedic program, we started to recruit out of la, chicago and other areas more diverse to change that pathway. we are doing the same thing here. we started work on what classifications, what areas are not diverse and what are the pathways for bringing people in and how can we change those pathways. matt talked briefly about these ones i mentioned. these are new programs we started. the first one is called basis for the future. that started in children's hospital in oakland. it's been expanding out to befriend john o'connell high school and were going to be part of that. it supports use from underserved communities and gives them opportunities for academic enrichment and career training well-being. his accommodation of workforce learning and academic improvement. so, we have the schedule for spring internship that starts march 9. it will go through may 4. the lien assembly on march 7 to indicate that these youth have created the school portion of it. nethercutt to the workforce and start to learn how to function in the workplace. it will start out in s

keyy and up-ended everything in the process, most caught on surveillance at la probecita presbyterian. >> for me it is pretty sad. 99% of our kids are on scholarship program. a big deal for them because money that they saved. >> reporter: from the video, police made flyers and someone who saw one called in the tip to police and led detectives to galdemez who live with his parents and evevtually his father helped police pick him up. according to the police report, he took the safe that he managed to deal with the schoolmanaged to deal with the schoolchildren's $5,000 to an area around southwest 23rd avenue to a guy named danel. you know detectives went there, and they say they have found no daniel and more important, they found no safe containing those kids' $5,000. galdamez is expected here in i am glenna milberg live at criminal court in miami this afternoon, local 10 news. >> constance: alalright, glenna, thank you so much. >>> a safety alert in deerfield beach after an elderly woman and her daughter were robbed at gunpoint in their home. the daughter was sitting inside when a man pointed a gun and slipped into the house and pointed a gun at her 91-year

rehabilitation but later includes a work release program where the cadets have jobs but must pay $10 a day as part ave supervision feet. the warrant suggest las ter would makee ca gets debts give her the wages under a guys of supervision costing. and this is las ter receiving cash in an envelope from a boot camp cadet and the subject las ter stole money from all the cadets who received wages. and these young men trying to rehabilitate themselfere told to keep quiet as the subject while ill stealing cat debts wages swore them to secrecy. prarptz kick ner all this is that the joint iestigation 20 state attorney's office and miami-dade corrections recreeld that las ter was a regular customer at the seminole hard

rehabilitation but later includes a work release program where the cadets have jobs but must pay $10 a day as part ave supervision feet. the warrant suggest las ter would makee ca gets debts give her the wages under a guys of supervision costing. and this is las ter receiving cash in an envelope from a boot camp cadet and the subject las ter stole money from all the cadets who received wages. and these young men trying to rehabilitate themselfere told to keep quiet as the subject while ill stealing cat debts wages swore them to secrecy. prarptz kick ner all this is that the joint iestigation 20 state attorney's office and miami-dade corrections recreeld that las ter was a regular customer at the seminole hard gambling losses of over 38 grand. she won't be paying that debt off any time on because this co right now is an inmate. >> an iate here of tgk. booked in around lunchtime today. she stole they say $20,000 fm those cadets and faces charges of extortion. bribe require and threat. we're live at turner gilford correctional facility in west miami-dade. sheldon fox. 7 news. >> danielle: all right sheldon. thank you. police weeding out a grow h

the ncaa tournament @but no bigger winner than las @vegas falling in a motherload @last night as michigan state 2 @seed and vegas favorite to win @the national title suffered @arguably its worst lost in @program history. @the blue razors of tennessee @state taking it to the spartans @state taking it to the @spartans. @michigan state would eat up at @some point, but that never @happened. @harris gets the hoop and the @foul. @harris again showing off some @of that range. @-up. @yeah, they led the entire game. @raymond, first lay-up, and the @just the seventh 15th seed to @ever win. @michigan state was 7 and a half @point favorite. @they fall. @spartans in the state of shock @afterwards. @>> i feel bad for my guys. @they have given me, this @university, this program and @the city a lot of stuff, but -- @but the better team won today. @they really did. @and we got to take that like @men, and be class about it like @i think they are. @so that's it. @>>> how about another upset. @hawaii and cal. @head coach likes what he sees @out of you guy, roderick @bobbitt step back. @hawaii up half a dozen. @going into the half and they @come out the second half bobbit @t with a nice reverse lay-in. @hawaii pu

the committee. >> reporter: those 27 wins, second-most in program history. still, st. mary's will have to sweat it out on selection sunday. in lassports. >>> jennifer az usf team playing in the women's finals earlier today against brigham young. usf down a hoop, taylor parker getting two inside, usf up 2, that's it, the dons who lost to the cougars twice during the regular season pull off the 76 -- 70-68 upset. usf heads to the ncaa tournament for the first time in 19 years. >>> if you want to see the giants and reds tonight in scottsdale, you saw lots of runs, madison bumgarner making his second start of the spring. working into opening-day form, he allowed three runs in the first inning, the big hit was a two-run shot off the bat of scott shattler. he settled down after that. giants answered back with two in the first and two in the third. they took the lead when parker went deep with a run on. the teams combined for 30 hits in a 16-7 giants win. mark ibanez got this one in at scottsdale stadium. >> reporter: so much of the talk centered around the giants in the off-season was there off- season acquisitions, jeff samardzija an

the ncaa tournament. @no bigger winner than las vegas @hauling in a mother load as @michigan state 2 seed and a @vegas favorite suffered argue @me its worse loss in program @history. @the blue rays of tennessee @state. @and they were taking it to the @spartans. @leading throughout. @michigan state was going to @heat up at some point but that @never happened. @harris gets the hoop and the @foul. @harris again showing off some @of that range. @one up. @yeah, they led the entire game. @how about this. @raymond, reverse lay-up. @and the shocker in full effect. @just the 7th 15th seed to ever @win. @michigan state was 16 @michigan state was @16-and-a-half-point favorites. @spartans in a state of shock. @>> i feel bad for my guys. @they have given me this @university, this program in the @city a lot of stuff but a @better team won today, they @really did. @and we need to take that like @men and be class about it as i @think they are. @so that's it. @>>> how about another upets is. @13th seed hawaii and cal. @likes what he is seeing out of @the guys. @robert bobbitt step back bumper @good. @go into the half. @come out the second half and @didn't cool down. @bob

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winners and losers but no bigger winner than las vegas hauling in the mother lode tonight, a vegas favorite to win the national title but its worst loss in program history, the blue raiders of middle tennessee and we were thinking that michigan was going to heat up at some point but it never happened. harris again, with a huge three-pointer right here, and they just laid it on 'em. raymond takes this one inside and middle tennessee state beats michigan state, 90-81. the sparters are spartans are in a state of shock. >> i feel bad for my guys. they have given me this university and this program and the city -- a lot of stuff. but the better team won today,-they really did and they have to take that like men and be class about it like i think they are, so that's it. >> and 13th seed hawaii and 4th seed cal. up half a dozen at the break and second half, bobbet. and hawaii pulls the upset, the schools first ever tourney win. 77-66 your final. and the rays are looking for a new closure but may already exist on the roster. a major below as boxberger will miss eight weeks with a tear from from an abdominal muscle. and he leave as big hole to fill. now

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the f-35 program. we're going after a high-end capability on this and other warfare systems that are significantly more complex than the systems that they are replacing. there's no such thing as replacing las angelessy, whether it's aircraft, ships, on a one for one basis near the same cost of the legacy systems because these are so much more capable. comments and perceptions from folks that are not well informed on the program, those are tough to defeat because now you are talking about an education process. the reality is that the f-35 program, albeit it has gone through restructuring is on a path to deliver all the capability promised day one. it is going to cost more than what was estimated back in 2002 timeframe. those costs were rebaselined and we have kept those under control to the extent that now we are reducing costs with time as the program gets more and more mature. what you are not hearing -- i think general bogdan touched on this -- the war fighters that are flying this plane, what their perception is. my comment in the opening statement was the marines love this aircraft. absolutely love this aircraft. this is what they plan to go to war with if called upon. i think that you