tim: averages 11 points, 4 rounds a game. v jack beachem. performance of the gam at the line, demetrius jackson. he misses the free-throw line. 79% free-throw shooter. he had a chance -- >> mike: a chance to make it a three possession game. >> tim: 4 for at the line, ke. bonzie colson out of the game. 58.5 seconds remain. >> mike: jackson -- >> tim: makes that. notre dame comes away with one. the clock is now their friend. and duke trying to rally. allen is tripped. >> mike: last tng you they onlyurned eight seconds off the clock. >> tim: that will bring colson back in the game. pflueger will go out. >> mike: mike brey's hairline went back about half an inch. >> tim: ha ha. >> mike: in that situation you have to defend without fouling and defend the three-point line. you are switching everything outside and not fouling anything close to the basket. >> tim: grayson allen from jacksonville, florida, goes to the line. mike: he had to work for it 7f 19 from the field,. >> tim: they are waiting to get the floor cleaned up. gotten slippery. here at verizon center there is ice under the floor. thiss whe

. >> tim: he told demetrius jackson let's get in the offense. here they go. going to belong to duke with >> mike: interesting, mike brey gives mike krzyzewski a time-out. he will call a time-out. >> tim: four seconds, where do you go? >> mike: plenty of time, floor. shot. >> tim: the last sequence by >> mike: a tough floater. i would have preferred to get jackson something from the front going down the lane. you bet a get a better chance. >> tim: bonzie colson the last one to touch it as it went out of bounds. now duke with four seconds left in the game will have the last shot. debbie, what do you have? >> debbie: with four seconds that means you have four actions, you might have time for four dribbles, that can get duke all the way to the rim regardless of where they have to inbound it. so mike, i'm thinking grayson allen and brandon ingram as being the best drivers. >> tim: here we go. >> mike: grayson allen if i'm notre dame i'm denying him the ball. he is as fast as anybody up the floor with the couple of dribbles. >> tim: notre dame extends the defense. z

sources, and that idea of giving up on economic progress so we can protect the environment along tim jackson. it is the only way to build a strong sustainable economy, by cherishing the ecosystem services and natural renewable resources that's underpin everything else we do. making strong commitments, working towards continental energy, these are the things we need to build on, particularly following the success of the paris convention, which people talk about the kind of impact it will have, every country in the world steps up and says we need to do this and be part of it it sends a clear message to citizens and businesses into innovators and entrepreneurs that this is the way world is going and we recognize that indeed is a race to see if they are successful and make the most benefit from it because for all the climate change is a very real challenge is also incredible opportunity to rethink how we function and you know fate around how we succeed. on top of that there are many other big issue is we need to deal with. the issue of diversity which is something inert american university and i

jackson tharp is in. >> bill: don't rub it in. >> ian: he wants to get one more player in. tim priller. >> bill: something to talk about the rest of your life. >> ian: indiana riding the waves. they will enter the conference tournament as the number one seed. a convincing 80-62 win over maryland. the number 12 hoosier defeat the number 14 terrapins. for bill raftery, tracy wolfson and the rest of our crew, this is ian eagle saying so long from bloomington. tonight on cbs begins with 60 minutes followed by new episodes of emv madam secretary, the good wife and "c.s.i." cyber. closed captioning provided tired of working for peanuts? well what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? that's right. i'm talking full time delivery of 7 grams of protein and 6 essential nutrients. ever see a peanut take a day off? i don't think so. harness the hardworking (donkey sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan

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jackson tharp is in. >> bill: don't rub it in. >> ian: he wants to get one more player in. tim priller. >> bill: something to talk about the rest of your life. >> ian: indiana riding the waves. big ten champions. they will enter the conference tournament as the number one seed. a convincing 80-62 win over maryland. the number 12 hoosier defeat the number 14 terrapins. for bill raftery, tracy wolfson is ian eagle saying so long from bloomington. tonight on cbs begins with 60 minutes followed by new episodes of emv madam secretary, the good wife and "c.s.i." cyber. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division tired of working for peanuts? well what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? that's right. i'm talking full time delivery of 7 grams of protein and 6 essential nutrients. ever see a peanut take a day off? i don't think so. harness the hardworking (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a rea

jackson tharp is in. >> bill: don't rub it in. >> ian: he wants to get one more player in. tim priller. >> bill: something to talk about the rest of your life. >> ian: indiana riding the waves. big ten champions. they will enter the conference seed. maryland. the number 12 hoosier defeat the number 14 terrapins. for bill raftery, tracy wolfson and the rest of our crew, this bloomington. tonight on cbs begins with 60 minutes followed by new episodes of emv madam secretary, the good wife and "c.s.i." cyber. closed captioning provided tired of working for peanuts? well what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? that's right. i'm talking full time delivery of 7 grams of protein and 6 essential nutrients. ever see a peanut take a day off? i don't think so. >> anchor: wbtv news starts right down. good evening and thank you for joining us tonight i am sharon smith. one of the more influential women in our history has passed away. former first lady nancy reagan passed away this morning in her home in bel air, california. the cause of her death was congestive heart failure as fir

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. >> tim miller, thank you for joining. let's go to hallie jackson covering the developing story from new york city. so you have senator cruz saying now that donald trump tweeting about this ad, and you made the great point earlier, a lot of people never even seen or heard of this ad. >> right. >> focused on melania trump until donald trump tweets it out to his millions of followers catapulting it into the headline. >> exactly. so cruz's point, the point that senator cruz is trying to make here in new york city, where we just heard from him and you carried it live a portion of it, is that donald trump is trying to essentially change the subject from his defeat in utah. of course anything that gives ted cruz an opportunity to pivot to talk about his victory in utah is a good thing. but cruz spoke about what this tweet sort of meant to him. he called it, in response to our questions, gutter politics, essentially. he made the point that his wife has been in these banking world for a while, she's used to being in rough and tumble discussions so she can h

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jackson tharp is in. >> bill: don't rub it in. >> ian: he wants to get one more player in. tim priller. >> bill: something to talk about the rest of your life. >> ian: indiana riding the waves. big ten champions. they will enter the conference tournament as the number one seed. a convincing 80-62 win over maryland. the number 12 hoosier defeat the number 14 terrapins. for bill raftery, tracy wolfson and the rest of our crew, this is ian eagle saying so long from bloomington. minutes followed by new episodes of emv madam secretary, the good wife and "c.s.i." cyber. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division tired of working for peanuts? well what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? that's right. i'm talking full time delivery of 7 grams of protein and 6 essential nutrients. ever see a peanut take a day off? i don't think so. harness the hardworking >> breaking news alerts and the hour-by-hour forecast from the weather authority. this is local 12 news. >> good evening. we start with some sad news tonight. former first lady nancy reagan has died at the age of 94. s

jackson. them down inside a nearby car. >>> charlotte's controversial nondiscrimination ordinance is back in the headlines tonight. state house speaker tim moore says there is enough support to reconvene early and hold a special meeting to consider eliminating the ordinance which would allow transgender people to use the rest room they identify with. three fifths of the chamber asked for a special meeting. just last week governor mccrory says the meeting isn't necessary. charlotte's ordinance takes effect on april 1st. >>> charlotte mayor jennifer roberts is responding to the call for a special session. mayor roberts tweeted this response saying, quote -- . >> new at 10:00, three people in custody charged with 11:00 on pineville matthews road in the arboretum shopping plaza near the mcdonald's. according to cmpd, officers were called out for a report of suspicious persons when they arrived, they found 19-year-old mcadams and mason attempting to break into a vehicle that was not theirs. a third person ran away but police were able to catch him. >> the next story is a major case of hoarding to tell you about. 90 cats found inside of a hous

jackson. them down inside a nearby car. >>> charlotte's controversial nondiscrimination ordinance is back in the headlines tonight. state house speaker tim moore says there is enough support to reconvene early and hold a special meeting to consider eliminating the ordinance which would allow transgender people to use the rest room they identify with. three fifths of the chamber asked for a special meeting. just last week governor mccrory says the meeting isn't necessary. charlotte's ordinance takes effect on april 1st. >>> charlotte mayor jennifer roberts is responding to the call for a special session. mayor roberts tweeted this response saying, quote -- . >> new at 10:00, three people in custody charged with 11:00 on pineville matthews road in the arboretum shopping plaza near the mcdonald's. according to cmpd, officers were called out for a report of suspicious persons when they arrived, they found 19-year-old mcadams and mason attempting to break into a vehicle that was not theirs. a third person ran away but police were able to catch him. >> the next story is a major case of hoarding to tell you about. 90 cats found inside of a hous

will hear from tim reeves, the director of the eisenhower library about dwight eisenhower and the frontier. as he will point out, dwight eisenhower was born in 1891. when frederick jackson turner said in his famous thesis, essay. he said the frontier closed. therefore, america changed because the frontier had made america. he talked about the west. the west, of course is where the frontier was. i want to say tonight this is really about the midwest. frederick jackson was from wisconsin in the midwest. our first version of the frontier thesis was downgraded was dumbraided in kansas city by a man who worked with thomas hart benton, who himself invented the thesis of manifest destiny. he was when the leaders of kansas city, one of the people one of the people who helped create the move to put the bridge over the missouri river which created kansas city. he also helped found oregon. he took the oregon trail and was the first governor appointed by lincoln of colorado. but he wrote books about this thesis. westward, the path of empire. in his thesis he said there is a temperate zone of the world and empire is moving constantly from the east to the west. from china to the euro

after tim cook gave that opening statement involving apple, fbi and apple's stance on privacy, lisa jacksonook the stage, a top executive at apple in charge of policy. this is interesting because her job before that was chief of the environmental protection agency with the federal government. lisa jackson talking about how 93% of apple facilities right now run on renewable energy. 100% renewable in 23 countries. also talked about how apple is moving toward paper packaging and introduced a robot that apple now has, developed internally, but calling -- it is a machine that takes apart eye phones and recovers materials from the phones to be able to -- to be used in other projects going forward. not just phones, but solar panels and the like. right now, jeff williams is on stage, another apple executive in charge of the apple watch and other projects at apple including the overall supply chain. he's talking about research kit and apple's work in health right now. so no product news yet, but apple making big policy statements, perhaps a bit of a pr and marketing push as well, arguing they're goo

tim mcginty is being challenged by the former policy director mike o'malley. whoever wins today's election will be the prosecutor. there are no republicans running. >>> and if you live in jackson township, you will see a housing battle on your ballot. a group of neighbors are finding a -- fighting a proposal to find a complex in an area known for single family homes. there needs to be more housing in jackson township regardless of the outcome of the vote. he knows the property will be built. >>> and let's get a check on your primary election day forecast. >> and let's do it. right now, you're looking at a live look in downtown cleveland. check it out and see there is a lot of fog out there and we're this is a look at the visibility under a dense fog razor -- advisory and seeing improvements in lorain county and not the case in wooster and mansfield to a half a mile. and you can see some sprinkles pop up and the bulk of that has moved out and we're not worried about a rain for your election tuesday and in the future cast, we move forward and you will see that we start to clear up. we're dry and cloudy and that is not until around 5 or 6 when we will pick up some sun before it s

jackson. [cheers and applause] >> and to have the county executive here, county executive, where are you? [cheers and applause] >> and my great friend of so many years, congressman tim ryan. [cheers and applause] >> i am also pleased to be here with all of you, to have this opportunity to talk about the campaign and the fact that this will be a busy week here in ohio. [cheers and applause] >> we are so excited to have the campaign building across this state and this campaign is about building a future where every american can live up to his or her full potential no matter where you come from, what you look like or who you love. [cheers and applause] >> now, i believe this with all my heart because it's the only way for america to live up to its full potential if every american has the chance to live up to his or hers. now, i know we have a long way to go. in fact, the future that i envision is going to take work from all of us because i want to knock down every barrier that stands in the way. i want to knock down the economic barriers, the health care barriers, the education barriers, the kind of challenges that people face every day. now, you're here tonight and yo

in florida, and marco rubio is in jackson, florida, and hillary clinton and bernie sanders also in michigan ahead of a debate in flint tomorrow night. let's go to jane tim cpac conventi convention. we heard all of the cheers as marco rubio focused on the meaning of conservatism. what did you see and hear from where you stood? >> this is the best response any presidential candidate has gotten all weekends, and he had a very strong response. some of them were making my ears hurt in the room, and that's not something i say often and i go to a lot of these things, and what was important, he was going with an optimistic message and appealing to the young people, and he talked about trying to preserve the nation for the next generation, and that went well for him. >> who is speaking behind you? >> we are having a panel talking about gun control and the room is less full as it had for marco rubio, and this is the bread and butter of cpac, where you have a chat about gun rights, and marco rubio gave them what they wanted. >> straw poll goes down three hours from now, 4:45 eastern? >> yeah, you know, if marco rubio had spoken a couple days ago earlier in the con

jackson. [applause] hillary clinton: and to have the county executive here, where are you? [applause] hillary clinton: and my great friend of so many years, congressman tim ryan. i am also pleased to be here with all of you, to have this opportunity to talk about the campaign. this will be a busy week here in ohio. [cheers and applause] heather glendon: we are so excited to have the campaign building across this estate. this campaign is about building a future where every american can live up to his or her full potential, no matter where you come from, what you look like, or who you love. [applause] hillary clinton: i believe this with all my heart because it is the only way for america to live up to its full potential. if every american has the chance to live up to his or hers. i know we have a long way to go. in fact, the future that i envision is going to take work from all of us. i want to knock down every barrier that stands in the way. [cheers and applause] hillary clinton: i want to knock down the economic barriers, the health care barriers, the education barriers. the kind of challenges that people face every day. now, you are here tonight and yo