. >> a uconn basketball player male announcer: hit the road with our new maryland scenic byways guide map to explore all the beauty, history and culture along our 18 byways and other driving tours. order yours today at visitmaryland.org. land of wonder. you can see it's foggy out there in some places this morning. right now you're taking a look at 95 near girard. look out for overnight construction in those northbound lanes between girard and allegheny avenue. now the two left lanes are getting by without minimal delay and the work crew should be out of there shortly. let's see what things look like at route 309 near five points in montgomery county. they've also got a little bit of fog as well but it's not too bad but look out for the low visibilitys in some spots but again the fog is not widespread. matt. >> thank you, tam. >>> hello everyone. it's tuesday morning. it is 4:50 time for your travel forecast. we had some unstable weather in the northeast and it's going to cause some problems if you have a flight. checking the faa delay screen, though, it is early. not a lot of flights

anand a recall that effects 2014 effects 2014, 2015 chevrolets suburbans, uconns and uconns xl. still ahead. dozens of iraqi citizens flown to the united states to testify against americans. we'll look at the trial seven years after the i want that put blackwater in the headlines. and how taming wild mustangs is healingeths with post traumatic stress disorder. >> it took a decade to get there, citizens are testifying against them about an incident in 2007 while they were on contract with the u.s. government. now the blackwater men open fired on a busy intersection and killing 17 people. they claim it was self defense. another former blackwater worker has already pleaded guilty in the case. let's bring in jeffrey corn, a judge advocate, general and professor at the south texas school of law in houston. indictments were handed up in 2008. why has it taken this much time. >> he felt that the government improperly used testimony. the government appealed that dismissal and th the appellate court reinstated the indictment. that took a couple of years to sort itself out. that explains

. >> what were uconn vicked of. >> parole for sales of marijuana. >> the yard is an interesting place, you never know who you will walk into, what personality or who they r. i started looking around and find interesting looking faces. so i happened upon kevin moore, he started telling me-is a rap artist. >> i have a record deal working on me for def record, my akaa sasssoon, if you are a rap fan, listen to it. >> when you talk to inmates, are you not whaur u sewer what to believe. they tell you these stories. >> i have been a ghost writer in the rap industry 13 years, a lot of stuff i have written behind these walls, i have sold to other artists that have been successful. >> i said, do a rap for me. he just rolled one off his lip, it was called 15 to life. >> all right. you ready. here we go. 15 to life ♪ doing 15 to life ♪ you got a brother locked up you again ♪ a slave bound to the state pen ♪ it's going to be a rough ride ♪ because i'm about to do time for the crime of a homicide. >> when we met him, moore was 17 days away from his release date. >> when finally i got my head straig

>> well, i would like to go to uconn but in nine years a lot can change. >> okay. all right.t per ncaa rules. what would you want the coach, what would the coach to know about you? >> just like to know my skills and hope that uconn offers me, too. >> i think you will probably get an offer, too. jayden, very nice to meet you. jamie, good to meet you, as well. >> thank you so much. >> we'll be right back. chronic plaque psoriasis to another new stylist. it was a total embarrassment. and not the kind of attention i wanted. so i had a serious talk with my dermatologist about my treatment options. this time, she prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer have happened. blood, liver and ne

. >>> former uconn women's basketball team. women and the men's teams visited the white house to celebrate the ncaa championships. stephanie taking a tumble off the right there. >> the president quickly came to her aid there. the former huskie is now in the nba with the washington mysetic. she lost her footing in those heels. >> the president, oh my goodness. >>> earlier the president pulled off another one of those regular-guy stunts. >> he decided to slip out of the white house in the middle of the afternoon for a little starbucks run. the president picked up a little tea. >> he calmly strolled back to the white house with secret service in tow. >>> at the concert over the weekend. >> he's playing along, he tossed a frisbee on stage without missing a beat. >> he seems pretty multitasking there. >> i think you can do that, reena. >> no, can you throw me in the middle of a newscast. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me, and i

. >> just 25% of uconn's men's basketball players graduate within six years. >> according to a florida and ncaa investigation, members of the university supplied answers to tests and typed papers for 61 athletes. >> while some colleges have tried to keep student athletes eligible by cutting corners colleges like ole miss are putting a greater emphasis on academic achievement. >> there he is. you ready? right down the stairs right here. >> okay. >> yeah. >> how are you? >> what's up, angela? >> i'm morgan. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> angela mirabido is john's academic counselor. >> looks like we're sitting at bs, high c. >> her job is to make sure john does his job, keeping his grades up so he can keep his scholarship so he can do what he came to ole miss to do, play football. >> any major concerns for any of your classes? >> i've got the management test friday. first test kind of a wake-up call. >> what have you been doing to prepare? >> i'm going to go home right now before workouts, then a lot after that. hopefully i'll be ready. >> what are the grades that you have to

. >> just 25% of uconn's men's basketball players graduate within six years. >> according to a floridate and ncaa investigation, members of universities supplied answers to tests. >> while some colleges have tried to cut corners, colleges like ole miss are putting a greater emphasis on academic achievement. >> there he is. you ready? >> just right down the stairs right here. >> how are you? >> i'm angela. nice to meet you. >> i wanted to go over all your grades. >> angela is john's academic counselor. >> looks like we're hit zitting at b's, high c's. >> her job is to make sure john does his job, creep kookeeping s up so he can do what he came to ole miss to do. play football. >> any concerns? >> the first test was a wake-up call. >> what do you have to do to be eligible? >> 2.0. if they fall below 2.0, they go on ax academic probation and dismiss dismissal. >> there's a level of stress. i have to keep performing to make sure i have a scholarship. >> it's a business. >> it's a business. >> and this business of college sports is gavrned by extremely strict rules about what players can an

. >> uconn women, so she would fit right in. >> who is watching you? next at 5:00, the east bay city considering a new plan this morning to add more electronic eyes to the streets. >> big push today to try to convince san francisco's catholic archbishop to skip a big event in washington. >> chaos in iraq and president obama sends in united states troops to protect the things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. welcoheyback. really?bye. kiss yo. cardiologist to check stand 1. crystal geyser alpine spring water? toucé. crystal geyser. always bottled right at the mountain source. >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good tuesday morning. it is 5:00. 1/2s for joining us. >> we had a breezy day yesterday and unusually cold feeling more like fall than we are approaching summer. >> it is summer with a lot of kids on voix for the first

during uconn's celebratory visit to the white house, both men's and women's teams were invited for winningpionship. this is the second time both teams won in the same year and still the only school to do so, very impressive. >>> so check this underwater performance out at a south korean aquarium. a diver performed a routine with a soccer ball to show support for the national team at the 2014 world cup. he had the crowd into it, but the fish, yeah, not so much. dara, back to you. >> thanks so much, betty. >>> just ahead, paul mccartney cancels more concert dates. >>> last night this happened on "jimmy fallon." you're watching "early today." vahave dry intimate skin.ey turns out, 1 in 5 of us do. let's do something about it. new vagisil moisturizing wash. the only wash created to cleanse and moisturize dry intimate skin. vagisil. your intimate health experts. benefiber is clear, taste free, and dissolves completely. and unlike other fibers, you'll only know you're taking fiber by the way good digestive health makes you look& and feel. and benefiber is so easy, you can feel free to add it to

. >> oh, the president has some jokes during uconn's celebration visit to the white house. both teams invited for winning the ncaa championships. this is the first time both teams won in the same year, and still the only school to do so. very impressive. >>> all right. check this underwater performance out. the diver performed a routine with a soccer ball to show support for the national team at the 2014 world cup. he had the crowd into it, but as you see right there, not so much when it comes to the fish. >>> now for a look at tuesday's forecast. >> makes for a cool effect. >> it does as the fish swim away. >> disperse. >> we may be swimming with all the rain outside. >> there's not many people east of, like, the rockies that have to water lawns any time soon. >> enough already. >> we had a lot of mother nature's watering. flowers are happy, but we would like sun and dry weather in some spots, especially the middle of the country, raining nonstop. of course, we needed this drenching for the drought situation in texas and oklahoma. that slow moving storm there on arkansas a

marketing company rep uconn. >> we are famous and have to deal with that. >> the most likely famous with 85 million thumbs up and nearly 27 million twitter followers. he started his own line of underwear. his own magazine. even his own museum. but for all of those accomplishments, renaldo has yet to win a world cup for portugal and is hoping the business of being christiano renaldo is the best in the world. >> i live like a dream. >> reporter: christine romans, cnn, new york. >>> all right. and more of cnn "money" which begins now. see you in 30. >>> the president's economic agenda at risk. i'm christine romans. this is cnn "money." a week ago a senior administration official told me president obama can still get a whole lot done in the next two years. what a difference a week makes. immigration reform by many accounts may be dead. that follows the shocking primary defeat of house majority leader eric cantor, whose opponent painted him as pro-amnesty for illegal immigrants. on student loans, the president expanding an income-based repayment prom that only helps the poorest borrowers livi

she was there as a member of of the uconn basketball team. exchanged a hands shake and watch this, she'll curtsy and return to her spot. >> i've got a personal traffic update to give out. steve edwards, he happens to be a rather cute firefighter. he goes to the morton train station and things looking good. morton avenue and 420 and yale avenue showing no problems and he takes the market east. i'm thinking maybe he shouldn't tell everybody where i'm thinking maybe he everything is running on time with septa so steve and everyone else out there your ride is looking good so far. >> except in the western suburbs. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing you a cluster of showers and heavy thunderstorms. lots of lightning with this cluster that is now pushing a little bit to the east of oxford. coatesville also with some decent rain as well and notice how slowly this is pushing through areas like honeybrook and coatesville and oxford. i want to point out we're starting to see a couple more isolated cells beginning to pop up around gibbstown. this o

. >>> next, an embarrassing moment for a former member of the uconn women's basketball team. >> oh, both the women's teams visited the white house to celebrate their ncaa championships. the moment most people are talking about, though, is stephanie taking a tumble up the right there. >> not good. the president quickly came to her aid there. and they shared a big laugh together. the former huskie is now in the wnba with the washington mystics. it seems that she lost her footing in those heels. >> slightly embarrassing, but a funny moment. i love that. >> the president, oh my goodness. >> calmed down by the president. >>> earlier, the president pulled off another one of his regular-guy stunts. >> he decided to slip out of the white house in the middle of the afternoon for a little starbucks run. he surprised the customers and the press corps. the president picked up a little cup of tea. >> was it chai? i don't know. he calmly strolled back to the oval office with a parade of secret service agents of course. >>> all right, this one is pretty epic. we all know drummers are cool. the drummer

that seems pretty low, but that is what we saw for uconn in march madness.is possible. >> nate silver had a 1% handle on their odds. is his methodology substantially different? >> everyone has a slightly different methodology. some people have it at 2% or half a percent. the metadata you will ever get is when you combine all of these models together. that ends up being more accurate than any individual models. you want to look at everyone's to get the most accurate number. >> it has been an amazing tournament. i don't know if any of the games have been great. but i wonder why this year has been smart traction in the u.s.. i wonder if it is the technological aspect -- social media, the ability to screen it on mobile phones. >> this is the first world cup we have had in our time zone since 20 years ago. we are getting to watch games at a normal time for us. we can blow off a little bit of work in order to watch the games. >> woah, we don't want people blowing off work for bloomberg. >> it actually work to get people to watch it in real time like noon on your l

what we have seen teams like uconn in the march madness tournament. they did win. cups,were in 100 world the u.s. would win one of them. obviously, the numbers are against them. they are not the biggest favorite, but not the biggest underdog either. they are in the meaty part of the pack. top favorite is still brazil. au know who is really making push? germany. they have done really well. they have a good set of games going to help them get through. germany has moved up. you look at argentina. spain has dropped off completely because of their -- they are out altogether. >> they are not going to make it. spain, we thought, had a good chance of winning the whole thing. they are not even in it. obviously, the numbers are not always perfect. pretty accurate in getting most of the games correct. ak you mention the u.s. has 1% chance. who else is considered an underdog? >> there are teams much closer to zero than one. rica andok at costa look at algeria, nigeria, switzerland, they are in the almost zero percent likelihood of winning the title. get a zero percent chance i

look at that, uconn star stephanie fell off the stage.mortified. later on she was looking at her friends going, how could this happen? >> more embarrassed than hurt. >> but he was so nice to her, it's okay. it's all right. >> the president attracted another crowd on monday when he suddenly left the white house. bill plante has covered five presidents but has never seen anything like this. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, i was just minding my own business walking down pennsylvania avenue with a grilled cheese sandwich on my way back, and suddenly there's a big crowd coming at me. looked more like new york, did d.c. and then i saw secret service motioning people aside. yep, it was the president out for a walk again. politicians sacrifice a lot to live in this exclusive piece of real estate. but once they get in, most are eager to find a way out of the bubble. >> i don't get a chance to take walks very often. secret service gets a little stressed, but every once in a while i'm able to sneak off, you know, i'm sort of lik

embarrassing but tripping over your own feet in front of the president and television cameras, ask uconnl player stephanie dalson. they were honored for the nba basketball championship, the athlete lost the balance and fell. she was graceful. the most graceful faller ever. >> a star athlete. thank does if for "action news" at 4:00, alicia vitarelli and shirleen allicot, we'll be back tonight for "action news" on phl 17. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan and rick williams, and monica malpass.eteorologist, >>> a drug investigation is underway at a west philadelphia elementary school. narcoticsing detectives combed the school today after a student brought a substance into class that might be heroin. the big story is the drug scare at a philadelphia elementary school after a third grader brought in several packets of a white powdery substance. it happened here in philadelphia and there is a large police presence for several hours. sara bloomquist is live outside of the school with more details. >> reporter: right now phila

after the uconn's men's basketball team won the championship, 30 people had to be arrested.e's how detroit celebrate when their teams win. the japanese world cup team lost 2-1 this year. in their moment of great disappointment and the japanese soccer fans responded by cleaning up the stadium which the game had just been played. the japanese team saluted its fans as they picked up trash. the sports ideal is to be humble in victory and gracious in defeat. the fans of the japanese world cup team are the greatest manifestation of that in a long, long while. that is the best briefing in the world. right now on "first look." help. iraq asks the u.s. to launch air strikes against aggressive militants as president obama plans his next move. and that leads to major gas pains with prices at six-year highs and members of congress considering jacking costs another 12 cents a gallon. >>> 25 million americans are at risk as widespread, severe storms cover large parts of the country. >>> plus, a no-hitter for dodgers' clayton hershaw. the world cup frenzy grows inside and outside the stadi

uconn sent a statement, any hazing or harmful behavior is absolutely unacceptable at the university of we will not tolerate it. a statement was issued saying the fraternity has zero tolerance for hazing and not consistent with our creed. we haven't heard back from a response from kappa. what would you say to young women thinking about pledging this fall to sororities like this? >> i would just tell them to look into the sorority and know your facts about hazing. that's something that i did not know. didn't believe it would happen to me. >> and i might add it's shocking that kappa kappa gamma, neither have done anything for hillary to help her under these horrendous circumstances. >> it does seem like something that requires structural reform, a reform in our attitudes about that. and part of the attitudes we've been tracking is the reluctance to report. our call to action is on that subject. we're going to go to the audience now and ask for all of you to download a free anti-haze be app, you can find it on the website. 36% of students said they wouldn't report hazing because there's no

sergeant preston of the uconn, and coy charge acting, do 12 year old to a 20 year old. >> in 1952, kasem got his first dj job on armed forces radio in korea he returned home two years later and went back into radio, as a wacky comedian it wasn't until he got to oakland that he perfected the vocal style that would become his trademark with just minutes before going on air, a studio manager told kasem to simply be himself. within a year, he moved to los angeles to dj and do voice-over work in cartoons. >> when i came to hollywood i knew coy do the kind of things because it is like radio acting. >> in 1969 he introduced his most famous character, shaggy on skooby doo. >> but none every them as exciting as the man i do or the buoy do on skooby doo. >> and the countdown begins. >> on july 4th, 1970, kasem introduced the nation to american top 40. >> casey, could you please play waiting for a girl like you from mark to barb so she knows she's worth the ways. thank you, mark hess. >> american top 40 became an institution, with spin office on radio, and tv. kasem remained a part of the franchise

after the uconn's men's basketball team won the championship, 30 people had to be arrested.e's how detroit celebrate when their teams win. the japanese world cup team lost 2-1 this year. >>> dick cheney said what? >> look who's talking. >> this morning there was an op-ed piece in "the wall street op-ed piece in "the wall street journal." >> rarely has a u.s. president been wrong about so much at the expense of so many. >> who would write that? how about dick cheney. >> former vice president dick cheney. >> chief architect of the war. >> he's attacking president obama over iraq. >> rarely has a u.s. president been so wrong about so much. >> dick cheney is not talking.

. >> president obama will host the uconn huskies, men and women's national champions but a court casecountry could decide the future of exactly whether or not college athletes should be paid. that's the issue that's in a federal court right now. arguments begin today. the discussion as to whether or not they should be paid increases in the united states. the ncaa taking in hundreds of millions of dollars, college universities, programs, leagues, all signing multi million dollar deals, coaches are paid millions of dollars and with all of those issues, there's also another one on top, whether or not college basketball, football players should be allowed to unionize. the national labor relations board has a preliminary assessment allow that go to happen for northwestern university but that's reviewed by the national labors relations board here in washington, d.c. as for what president obama thinks about that, the white house is mostly staying away from the issue. >> i haven't had that discussion in a reportable way with him. >> hold on. could we be the judge of that? >> no. i actually do

after the uconn's men's basketball team won the championship, 30 people had to be arrested.te when their teams win. the japanese world cup team lost 2-1 this year. in their moment of great disappointment and the japanese soccer fans responded by cleaning up the stadium which the game had just been played. the japanese team saluted its team as they picked up trash. the sports ideal is to be humble in victory and gracious in defeat. the fans of the japanese world cup team are the greatest manifestation of that in a long, long while. that is the best briefing in the world. now time for "the last word." >>> dick cheney said what? >> look who's talking. >> this morning there was an op-ed piece in "the wall street journal." >> rarely has a u.s. president been wrong about so much at the expense of so many. >> who would write that? how about dick cheney. >> former vice president dick cheney. >> chief architect of the war. >> he's attacking president obama over iraq.

in the white house, but this case, it was the men's and women's basketball teams from university of uconnwomen's players who fell off of the riser a little bit and the president went over and did check on her, and she was fine, and probably a little embarrassed, and she lost her balance there, and he did check to see that she was okay, and it is always cool to be able to go to the white house. >> and this is cool having won the ncaa championship and this is going to wrap up this hour of jansing and company, and "newsnation" is next with kristen welk er. i'm chris jansing, and i will be here tomorrow at the same time, same place tomorrow. predicting the future is a pretty difficult thing to do. but, manufacturing in the united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. when sal

question of whether or not college athletes should be paid, president obama meeting right now with the uconn women championship basketball teams. there is court case that maybe athletes should be paid beyond the tuition and fees they get from the university. a $20 million doll settlement between ncc and athletes that is sued them because likeness on video became. national labor relations board is going over plim care any findings over a regional director said that college athletes at regional university can form a union. the education secretary was at the white house. reporters wanted to know what he thought about all this. he says for the most part universities could get better taking care of student athletes, making sure they're students than athletes but he seemed to acknowledge they should work in the current system. >> i challenge universities and challenge university presidents and athletic directors and coaches to your point where they're being used to generate revenue for the coach and his salary? whether they're being used to generate revenue for the university. and no sense is give

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thinking that we will lose sight of their illegal invasion of ukraine and what they are doing in eastern uconn. so on june 12, russian-backed separatists in ukraine reportedly acquired t-64 tanks and b.m. 21 rocket launchers from russia. so these are the kinds of vehicles, rocket launchers that russia is supplying to their agents essentially in eastern ukraine. they are putting tanks -- there have been tanks sighted. this is no grassroots movement. tanks, rockets, all provided by russia to kill ukranian people who are trying to defend their sovereignty, and this has all happened since the elections, adding on the violence that was committed in eastern ukraine during the elections. the president said there will be costs. there have been no costs for tanks and missile launchers in eastern ukraine, and in fact on june 14, pro-russian separatists shot down a ukranian military transport, killing all 49 people on board. in the deadly episode of months of unrest in ukraine. this is the type of transport that the russians, their agents that they backed shot down. in order to shoot down a plane like th

look at the uconn star. oh no she fell off the stage. the president made sure she was okay.this happen. he was so nice to her saying it's okay. >> the president attracted another crowd monday when he suddenly left the white house. he has never seen anything like this. bill, good morning. >> good morning. i was just minding my own business walking down pennsylvania avenue with a grilled cheese sandwich on my way back and suddenly there's a crowd coming at me. looked more like new york than d.c. then i saw secret service motioning people aside. yep, it was the president, out for a walk again. politicians sacrifice a lot to live in this exclusive piece of real estate. once they get in most are eager to find a way out of the bubble. >> i don't get a chance to take walks very often. secret service gets a little stressed. every once in awhile i'm able to sneak off, you know. i'm sort of like the circus bear that breaks the chain. >> reporter: so chief of staff suggested and afternoon coffee break without telling the press or most of the staff. the commander and chief walked the bl

>>> finally in the news, talk about being embarrassed on the national stage, quite literally, the uconn basketball teams were being honored at the white house. when is the stephanie took a tumble. consider this irony, last year, dollson was confident to challenge president obama to a dance competition. the president did tapromise to take part in the aforementioned dance contest but he doesn't want to em bar rbarrass his dau. >>> some video coming in right now of the u.s. team for the world cup, arriving in brazil today. the whole tournament kicks off on thursday. they'll play on monday against ghana. the odds against them. they're looking pretty confident as they get off the plane there. >> coming from miami, they said, no problem, overnight flight. they had to drive four miles. four miles in 2 1/2 hours in traffic. >> traffic is so bad in that country, people take helicopters to get around. >> you do that anyway. >> you're used to that. >> if you stay around long enough, cecily, this is what happens. >>> you're in of course for our honeymooning ginger zee. >>> i want to begin the weath

this is what happens after president obama held a dance off with former uconn star stephanie.he did slip while trying to get back on the podium after boogying with the commander-in-chief. see, this is what happens. the huskies won the ncaa championship. i don't think she slips up much on the court. >> we slip up all the time, you just got to keep it rolling, stephanie. good job. >> thanks for joining us this morning on aljazeera america. >> ahead in just two minutes, the latest on the fresh violence in pakistan and iraq this morning. is morning. >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >> this is aljazeera. >> hello, welcome to the news hour. these are the top stories. the iraq prime minister is seeking a state of emergency. a gun battle near pakistan's karachi's airport. >> one of the victims of the south

in the news this morning, talk about being embarrassed on the national stage, quite literally, the uconnasketball team was being honored at the white house when star player stefanie dolson took a tumble. her heels got caught but she recovered brilliantly doing a little bit of a curtsy for the crowd. consider this irony, last year, dollson was confident to challenge president obama to a dance competition. needless to say the president is now just a little more confident. by the way, the president did take part or did promise to take part in the aforementioned dance contest but off camera he says he doesn't want to embarrass his daughters. >> that's a wise man. >> the children of embarrassing fathers everywhere, mr. president, we salute you. father's day. >> father's day coming up, as well. >>> let's take a look at some video coming in right now of the u.s. team for the world cup, arriving in brazil today. the whole tournament kicks off on thursday. they're going to play on monday against ghana. the odds against them. but they're looking pretty confident as they get off the plane right the

he said, i want napier from uconn. >> he's tweeting it like while it's happening. was going for. >> we talk about pat riley. this was the man who was supposedly the zen, supposedly able to keep that team of those new yorkers who were these bad boys together and that is not what is happening in miami. >> here's the thing, he's taken now dwyane wade and chris bosh and said, i'm opting out. you guys opt out, as well. they have $55 million in cap room to bring in the players they want to bring. >> are they bringing carmelo. >> this is unprecedented. jordan didn't have this kind of player personnel control. kobe, the lakers won't even talk to kobe bryant about the moves they're making in the off season. >> this is amazing, when you think about it. >> he has enormous power. if you look at thiz website, the first page of his website, i'm just a small town boy from akron, ohio. he is, you can say that. but also the third highest paid athlete in the world. >> did he just do a hillary clinton? i mean at the point in which you have that kind of cash and you're like, i'm just

i went to uconn a long time ago, and the president talked about this on monday because when he went toollege, he had some debt, so did i. but the fact is tuition costs were a lot lower than because state governments provided a much greater portion of financial assistance to four-year universities, two-year universities, community colleges, etc. over the last few years, state governments have/assistance to tohave slashed assistance colleges, so the notion of making was affordable to people is what is driving costs up at colleges -- in fact, if you look at the row financing, and i serve at the legislature years ago, they have been using higher ed accounts as an atm machine to cut subsidies, and that has been driving be tuition increases, particularly in the public sector, which is still the workhorse of higher education in this country. host: take a look at these charts that mother jones put together. these are the major expenses. the average price a year of college from 1982 2010 at a four-year college, and take a look at where it is for a two-year college. below that is a chart that sh

that's according to sports marketing company rep uconn. >> we are famous and have to deal with that.e of underwear. his own magazine. even his own museum. but for all of those accomplishments, renaldo has yet to win a world cup for portugal and is hoping the business of being christiano renaldo is the best in the world. >> i live like a dream. >> reporter: christine romans, cnn, new york. >>> all right. and more of cnn "money" which begins now. see you in 30. >>> the president's economic agenda at risk. i'm christine romans. this is cnn "money." a week ago a senior administration official told me president obama can still get a whole lot done in the next two years. what a difference a week makes. immigration reform by many accounts may be dead. that follows the shocking pr