., my wife went back to college-- u.n.c.. >> rose: really? >> she was born in raleigh. it's an old tar heel family and i have two tar heels in the family and they gave me an honorary degree which i didn't do any work to get. >> rose: i was born there-- >> you went to the other school. >> i have an honorary degree from u.n.c. pembroke. they gave you an honorary degree. >> my son went to u.v.a., so it's a diverse group. we were going to new orleans. we had tickets. we had hotel rooms and all that. just doesn't quite make it. that's basketball. that's march madness. >> rose: you didn't go out in the first round, did you? >> i saw that game, i saw lehigh, tough loss. >> rose: you have barns going to the prose. >> they're all pros. it's crazy. they'll change rules. >> rose: should you, really? i would change the rules. you can't do one year and out. you have to do at least three. the carolina boys are doing three years. austin rivers may leave duke after one year. i don't like those rules. >> rose: so you've always wanted to write the baseball boo

and so this is only some of the main reason the winston it's tool time he's since he graduated from u.n.c. chapel hill the cost of going to college has exploded like a can of beer in the hands of a freshman trying to shotgun for the first time since nineteen sixty eight when farts graduated the average inflation adjusted cost of tuition room and board at public university has increased more than ten fold the average real cost of tuition and room and board of private university increased by a factor of almost thirteen income hasn't nearly jumped by that much only by about a factor of seven but clarkson really seemed a page you want tell to. these facts when she was going on her rant instead she chooses to suggest that the thirty seven million americans who had one trillion dollars an outstanding student debt last year are just plain lazy and will make these statements even scarier and the this woman is the chair of the house subcommittee on higher education so she's tasked with ensuring that student loans continue to be an engine of social mobility really important characteristics to ensur

but what i want you to know is the degree you earn from u.n.c. will be the best tool you have to achieve that basic american promise. you do well to raise a family, send your own kids to college, put a little away for retirement, that american dream is within your reach. the idea that each generation is going to know a little bit more opportunity than the last generation. that our kids -- i can tell you now as a parent -- and i guarantee you your parents feel this about you, nothing's more important than your kids' success. you want them to do better than you do. you want them to shoot higher, strive more and succeed beyond your imagination. so keeping that promise alive is the defining issue of our time. i don't want this to be a country where a shrinking number of americans are doing really, really well but a growing number of people are just struggling to get by. that's not my idea of america. i don't want that future for you. i don't want that future for my daughters. i want this forever. to be a country where everybody gets a fair shot and e

to play with the hoops team but check out the 8-year-old, he's taking part in this pickup game with u.n.cheir campus. first, he is cool, calm and collected as he makes the shot from the free-throw line but it doesn't end there. watch as he takes over the court and drives to the hoop for the basket! he can pass pretty well, too. he's probably already on the recruiting radar for some schools now. >> fantastic. >> fine job. >> what was i worried about? >> i don't know. >> i think i should do that every day now. i hope brian doesn't mind. let's make the decision while he's gone. >> you know what a car -- tar heel is? >> i don't. >> a mascot for the team. let's talk about basketball. dwayne wade is really tall. he's a professional basketball player. he's going to be on the olympic team and now he's revealed that he wants to be paid for it. that is really something because you got to figure he's got, what, a $7 million deal from nike. nike probably priced into his sweet deal, hey, he's also going to be at the olympics, we can give him a little extra. >> he said the other day, the biggest thing