unc chapel hill winning 85-84.is now on a 10 game winning streak emma but it turns out not all is well in tar heel land. we are talking about people who are being cheated. just ask murray william, learning specialist for the athletic department at unc. her story and that of the unc athletes is on the cover of this week's bloomberg businessweek. >> it is not an easy job to be a truth teller. and as a matter of fact, my last five weeks, i think my hair has accelerated into gray. my name is mary willingham. i worked at the university of north carolina chapel hill. when i started working at the university, i worked in the academic support program for student athletes. i saw pretty quickly that athletes were not getting the same access to a real education like all of the other students. their writing levels were so low -- and i'm talking second or third grade maybe -- we needed to work out letters and sounds. but they told me they had never written a paragraph before. for many, many years, close to two decades, we had a

unc is not unique. you had tutors writing papers for football players.ple taking tests for basketball players. what you had a unc was the corruption of an entire academic department, which was offering fake classes, classes that were supposed to be lecture classes, which in fact never met. what is really poignant here is that this was the black studies department. the department that was corrupted was the department that was devoted to the study of african-american and african culture and history. the students that were being channeled into this were disproportionately varsity basketball and football players. and that body of students was disproportionately african-american. story can read the full in this week's bloomberg businessweek, which hits newsstands tomorrow. it's available for download tonight. someone who is earning top marks , lego. we will hear from the man behind the big tour makers big him back. and we will look at the fascinating history of this 82-year-old ♪ -- this 82-year-old brand. ♪ >> legoland sales jumped 10% to $4.6 billion and it

took the claims to a retired geology professor from unc to ask if this theory about new oil being made every day has any scientific credence whatsoever. the professor told "indy week" no, the theory is, quote, his words,another idea conservatives have latched on to as a way to denying there's any limitation that the earth places on the way we live. they also noted part of the reason this theory has some appeal is if you think that the earth is not very old. i mean, i'm not bill nye the science guy, but if you are a creationist, if you believe there is nothing actually old on earth, that god created all of us including the dinosaurs just a couple thousand years ago, then really if you think the earth is only a couple thousand years old, then there's no room in that world view for understanding where oil came from. to understanding how ole die derives from things that are millions of years old. it can't be from stuff that's millions of years old if we've only been here a couple thousands years and the whole

unc is not unique. you had tutors writing papers for football players.taking tests for basketball players. corruption had the of an entire academic department which was offering fake classes. lecture classes that never met. >> that was like thermodynamics and engineering. >> theoretical physics. what is really poignant here and is not suitable for humor is that this was the black studies department. the department that was corrupted was the department that was devoted to the study of african-american culture and african history. the students being channeled into this course were varsity basketball and football players and that body of students was disproportionate african-americans. >> what has been the response of the institution? >> the article has just come see what theill responses. the institution has sadly been resistant to calls to investigate more deeply. with the prospect of our article coming up, the unc did bring in , aeavy duty outside lawyer former very senior national security and justice department official. he has been given the mission t

a whistleblower says unc put top athletes in classes that never even met.is college ball killing the academy? you'll hear from an outraged faculty member. you are watching "market makers." it's friday, everybody. i'm erik schatzker. >> and i'm stephanie ruhle. moving to new york city. >> because he wants to be close to the bars. --wrote that and then closet crossed it out in his blog. >> welcome to new york. >> right now it is time for the top stories from around the world. we will begin with a fraud -- affecting citigroup's mexican subsidiary that forced the bank to restate last year's earnings. profit was $235 million less than first reported in january. the bank said the fraud involved an oil services company that was a key supplier to the mexican state owned oil producer. citibank had provided them with short-term loans related to accounts receivable of amex. ukraine says russian troops are directly involved in the conflict in crimea. troops have occupied the region's main airport. another one is occupied by russian serviceman. they make up about 60% of

policece george's county have upgraded the charges of a man accused of stabbing his unc le to death.nson is accused of stabbing his uncle. at the was arrested scene and charged with attempted second-degree murder. his uncle died. withe have charged him second-degree murder. he remains in jail. marion berry remains in the hospital but he is getting better. he tweeted his infection is gone but he continues full antibiotic treatment. he thanked everybody for their prayers and well wishes. he has been in the hospital since monday. president obama has signed bills into law that raise the debt an increase in wages for young military families. he signed them and southern california. he and jordan's king were meeting at the sunny land retreat for talks largely focused on syria. the president is scheduled to return to the white house on monday. speaking of the president and the olympics for that matter, tennis great, billie jean king, wilbur visited the u.s. at the closing ceremonies. -- will represent the u.s. at the closing ceremonies. listed to be in the opening delegation but stayed home

if you have tickets to that unc/duke basketball game and you have to drive, don't.at game is going on as scheduled. >> well, i haven't heard yet, they just canceled the game, david. we just got word, official confirmation. university of north carolina chapel hill. >> there you go. >> they've just announced they've accepted the advice of the governor. an hour ago he was here on the phone. he said he won't go. he hopes no one goes. they all stay put. if the players and the referees are the only ones there, that would be fine. but they've accepted his advice and decided to cancel that big unc/duke game for tonight. >> let me tell you -- >> go ahead, david. >> definitely a very good decision, because this is going to get worse by the hour as the night goes on, as we continue to have more precipitation here, this snowstorm's going to turn into an ice storm and the roads that are even passable right now will not be passable a few hours from now. >> better to stay home or wherever you are. don't get on the roads right now. david mattingly, thanks very much. we have a first

. >>> now, the second great finish came between two instate rivals, unc/nc state. these two schools hate each other. in overtime, the tar heels' marcus paige drops a last-second layup. unc trailed for most of this game but came back to win in thrilling fashion, 85-84. the tar heels started the season really slow, but they're now one of the hottest team in the country. they've won ten games in a row. >>> according to a cbs sports report, jonathan martin's agent met with the dolphins at the nfl combine. dolphin officials expressed interest in keeping martin, but martin's agent says his client is not comfortable returning to miami. martin's former teammate at stanford and now colts quarterback andrew luck, he was asked in an interview if he'd like martin on his indianapolis team. luck said he'd be in favor of it 100% and that martin's a great man. >>> hey, trending this morning on bleacherreport.com, you know, we know that nfl teams ask a lot of questions to draft prospects during the interview process at the nfl combine, but here's a new one. what team do you choose

unc's marcus page goes key to key for the winning lay-up. there north carolina state loses that one 85-84. >>> lebron james will look a little different tonight. he's going to wear a face mass tok protect his broken nose. why, betty? he says well, of course, he wants to protect it. this mask he is using is hot, uncomfortable and prone to fogging up. but better than reinjuring the nose. the hulk of san antonio so tough to contain his foot ripping through his shoe -- >> that is crazy. you have ever seen someone come right through their shoe? >> he has no sole. >> stop it. >> i know. olympic women got almost as much air time as men. women got 41%st time. men got 45% or a 4% gap n years past that, gap was 20%. today show host willie geist got some moves. even against shaquille o'neal who can flick willie like a flea. watch has under hand scoop around the 7 footer. tamron hall, i can not believe what is happening there. willie did play for his high school team though. >> willie has game. against shack shack aq and he w. >>> could red light camera

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foes, but first -- blue devils for the final time as conference foes, but first taking on chapel hill, unct to an 11-0 lead forcing mark turgeon to burn an early timeout. the terps would rally through in the 1st. the deficit is cut to three points, 11 points on the night for allen, but maryland would get no closer. late 2nd half price johnson slams the door nut on the terrapins. maryland loses -- shut on the terrapins. maryland loses 75-63. >>> national signing day is tomorrow. we've got you covered bringing you college announcements from all over the dmv. where will these player goes on to college plus the story of damien prince whose short life has been filled with loss and heartbreak. damien lost his great grandfather, his biggest supporter, when he was just 16. >> the 1 thing that probably hurts me the most is he's not able to see what he did because if it wasn't for him, i wouldn't even be playing at all. so i'd probably say if there was one thing i could change about tomorrow, it would be that, to see him right there smiling. >> a young man, incredible example of strength. >>> just r

storm which is likely to close down schools and lead to traffic snarl ups in most major cities on the unc stove fighters of the receipts interrupted syrian city of homestead currently outmoded eight supplied from a trailer at the un convoy left in the rich destroyed st the crackdown ceasefire in place to bring a good couple and allow civilians to be my mid week someone out of one hundred and fifty people like that it's the moment since the start of the ceasefire that ceasefire allowed a delivery to the main evacuation under un supervision of the first time that you would probably open up home which had been surrounded by president bush all of its forces from within the year and half . i knew the routine use on him more the zune or saturday it is you the traditional six points difference thinks that if people choose can be to leash without attending synagogues are speaking a particular language. thank you girl. but you can not be a jewish religious activities clean your face especially now. you have to share with others. daniel camp committee to meet religious activist was born in germany

unc rallies beating the blue devils, 74-66. big nba game next to tell you about. heat versus thunder. lebron james totaled 33 points before getting knocked on the nose in the fourth. still finishing the dunk. james left the game early and will be evaluated for a broken nose. ouch. the heat went on to beat obamacare city, 103-81. in nascar, matt kenseth pulled out a tight win in the first duel. a major crash after jimmie johnson's car runs out of fuel and bursts into flames and clint bowyer rolls over. >>> speaking of injuries, this one unfortunate. >> ouch. >> a fan trying to get -- look, a trick shot at the world golf championship fell into a cam tus. >> oh, man. >> they'll take all of those needles out. >> that's going to hurt for a while. >> one by one. finally michelle obama explained to jimmy fallon on the "tonight show" why she thinks the events at the winter games are better off for her at a sports event. >> think about the fairs, there's a 6 foot man taking a 100 pound girl and shrinking her across the -- i'm like, i want no parts of that. >> i just want t

they called off a duke-unc game. the roads are just too dangerous for people to get there. earlier tonight, north carolina's department of public safety deployed about 170 national guard troops to help the highway patrol locate stranded drivers. on the phone right now the mayor of raleigh-durham. mayor bell, the pictures are kay of to chaotic to say the least. how are things now? >> up improved anderson but we still have issues. fortunately we've been able to get through most of it. the storm came in while everyone was expecting it. no one expected it to be so sudden around 1:00. it dumped a lot of snow in a short amount of time caused major havoc. >> are there still people stranded on the various highways in your area? >> i'm told there are a few but not as many as earlier today. we've been able to work with the state and with our local crews to try to get some of this cleared up. >> i understand 911 operators received hundreds of calls if not more by now. a lot of accidents as well. how prepared do you think your community, your state was, if to respond to a storm of this

>> i wonder if professor smith would double his teaching load if unc chopped the salary i half. bet not. [laughter] john: there's a credit crisis, regulate the banks. you testified that dodd-frank is the cure. >> dodd-frank was passed in response to the financial crisis to prect consumers, but what we are seeing in practice is that consumers are having less access to credit and savings, and bank fees at record highs, and 3 million people shut out of the banking system. it's a law of unintended consequences. john: as americans, we should buy america. >> buying from foreign, we get goods at lower prices. you want access to the lowest priced goods, but when americans buy from foreigners we send that money abroad, money comes back to amera as demand for american exports or investment in america. it's normally not seen by the people who on't know economics, but it's real, and it helps america. john: more patriic if i buy american stuff. >> no, no. when you buy american stuff for that sake, that means you are not employing resources as they should be employed. there's no reason you sh

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. >> but they are talking about it because it's the first here at unc.hat more fitting place than the nation's first public university. now north carolina has generally been an enclave of progressives compared to the rest of the south. but now residents are concerned that a new wave of conservative policies may undo decades of progress. >> the more you push us back, the more we'll fight to move forward. >> reporter: leading protests called "moral mondays" at the state capitol. they're led away in handcuffs. >> there is no reason that a student like emilio, who has finished high school, wh who isw a student at u this, c, should not have a clear, fair, and just path to immigration. how can a country of immigrants discrimination against immigrants? >> reporter: but emilio said whether he'll be able to make something of himself in this country is not up to him. it's up to congress. >> i think its time that overall politicians leave immigration as a talking point and actually address it. >> reporter: as the debate rages on at capitol hill, emilio continues at

. >> but they are, because it is a first here at unc. >> what more fitting place than the nation's first public university. the more you push us back, the more we will fight to go forward. >> reverend williams barber head of north carolina naccp chapter lead pros tests called moralend mos. young and old, they are swept away in land cuffs. this no reason that a student like emilio, who has done what he is supposed to do, should not have a clear and fair and just path to immigration. how can a country love immigrants, discriminate against immigrants. >> but emilio says whether he can make something of himself in this country isn't up to him, it is up to congress. >> i think it is time that overall politicians leave immigration reform at a talking point and fully address it. >> emilio waits for his results in chapel hill. >> students vote today, and we expect to know the results by midnight tonight. now it protected for two years since he was brought here as a child, he is in school and under 31. >> how many more out there like emilio? >> there are one point accept million kids that -- >> a

. >> >> i wonder if professor smith would double his teaching load if the unc chopped his salary in half. i bet not. >> we have a credit crisis so regulate the banks. you testified before congress on dodd-frank. >> since dodd-frank was passed in response to the financial crisis to protect consumers. what we are seeing in practice consumers are having less access to credit and savings, banks fees are at record highs. over 3 million people have been shut out of the banking system. this is the law of unintended consequence. >> another appealing theme is we should buy. we are americans. we should buy american. >> american buy from farmers we get good lower prices. i want poor people to have access to the lowes price gods. when americans buy from foreigners we send money abroad and that money comes back to america as -- demand for american exports or investment in america. it is normally not seen by the people who don't know my economics. but it is definitely real and it helps america. >> isn't it more patriotic if i buy american stuff? >> no. when you buy -- when you buy american -- that mea

officials have told people to stay home tomorrow,unc duke game has also been postponed due to the bad weather. >> robert, the dire warnings seem to work this time, right? >> indeed, john. absolutely. two weeks ago, it was traffic gridlock on the roads of atlanta. the weather service issued warnings, no one listened including the governor and the mayor. but this time around they took all the precautions they could. and no one has been on the roads today. over 6 million people in the metro area of atlanta have listened, and they have been hunkering down as the storm has been pelting this area since about 3:00 a.m. we've had rain, sleet, and snow, and all over again, with temperatures dipping all over the place. you see this road here? this is the issue overnight, john. the sleet that will turn into ice on the roads here. that is the big problem in the atlanta area. there are 8,000 electrical workers, in the state of georgia, those are new numbers that just came out, those guys have come in from surrounding states. they're in staging areas. they are currently in the field right now. repa

they canceled the duke-unc game for like the first time ever. the national guard is out on area highways searching for stranded drivers. the governor restating his warning for people to stay at home, saying conditions could worsen tonight. one commuter of the raleigh-durham area got struck in traffic tonight. her 25-minute drive took her six hours. a car just up the road from where she was right in front of her eyes, take a look. >> the next thing you know, i see planes and a gentleman came up, said turn off your car, you're not going anywhere for a while. finally the place came and they didn't have anything to put out the flames. so the fire truck came and they put out the flames and the car was just a shell when i went by it later. >> it's been quite a day in the tarheel state. david mattingly is in charlotte. we just heard from tricia who was driving home from work. what are you seeing in charlotte? >> reporter: nothing anything like that here in charlotte. but the story here has been the precipitation. we started seeing snow flurries today a

duke/unc is one of the best rivalries in the game and the fifth-ranked blue devils led this one nearlyna went on a huge run in the final five minutes to get the win. and this is something you never s see, tar heel fans storming the court after the victory. even dick vitale thought this was pretty weird. >>> all right in sochi yesterday, we witnessed arguably the worst collapse in u.s. olympic history in the women's hockey gold medal game. usa was up 2-0 with under four minutes to go. canada scored a goal. then, after pulling their goalie off the ice, they scored the tying goal with under a minute left. then in overtime, canada on the power play scores the game-winner, a crushing defeat for the americans. canada has now won gold in four straight olympics. the u.s. men will look to get revenge for the ladies later today when they play canada in the semifinals. they also want to get a little revenge for themselves. canada beat the u.s. in overtime in the gold medal game at the last olympics. both these teams so far in the olympics undefeated. usa, of course, just two wins away from winnin

the failures at unc. also coming up, we will head to ukraine next. >> good morning. i'm tom keene.frigid morning across much of the northeast. bretton woods, new hampshire, 20 below zero as we speak. we've got to warm it up. here's top headlines. adam johnson hasn't. car seatsan to make mandatory in china. working on a proposal requiring the use of safety seats. china has half the number of vehicles in the u.s. but three times as many children are killed in auto accidents every year. rebounds, the major brewers again are focusing the cheap bill. miller, coors, anheuser in benefit will increase marketing for economy brands like keystone light and busch light. persistent unemployment left luke allah workers with left -- less money. could be another blockbuster. warner bros. is filming a movie based on the popular videogame on -- and on caps the success of the game. and you have the lego movie. lego has taken an almost $190 million in the box office animals three weeks. i am not sure i am going to see the movie but i respect what they do. >> everything is awesome. remember that. >> th

here station seven unc flights are half staff.best to spread the word. finally reading there and knows about a colleague's death. i can tell you that they're making arrangements inside to honor him whether it's his locker. the fact that he died off the job about on-the-job of mental not be an official fire fighters general. it won't be just the berkeley fire department will be the contra costa fire department loss of pay their respects as well. >>: thanks a lot will. >>:two california highway patrol officers killed when their car flipped over while responding to a crash near fresno will be remembered today. the memorial for officers brian law and juan gonzalez will be held at the 15,000- seat save mart center in fresno. the two officers will be buried afterward in separate funeral services. govenor jerry brown, state attorney general kamala harris and chp commissioner joseph a. farrow are expected to attend. a mysterious illness.reminiscent of polio.showing up in california.paralyzing children. state health officials have been tra

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unc trailed nc state. james macadu tied the game. the dj hitting one of two. they split a fair. markous page for the game winner. winning 85-84. >> to the midwest. michigan trailing by one. 2.9 seconds left. across court to glen robbins. the sup puts it up. beating burr due. michigan with a win. >> major league baseball team pay finds a star. they wait until the play is arbitration eligible. sometimes the players are so good, mike trout agreeing to a one year, $1 million contract. that is a prearbitration record for a major league deal, it eclipses records set in 2003 by albert pulhols. at the time he signed for one year $100,000. >> not a bad dream. >> only in our dreams. still ahead - farmers in california battling more than the drought. some are dealing with a pest killing our citrus. now they are fighting for survival of the industry. >> i didn't think it was a massive hole. >> a big deal, the manager of the corvette museum where the sink hole swallowed eight cars. before the break, more of the peter greste's letter from the prison in egypt. mousse [ ♪ music ] what then for

duke/unc is one of the best rivalries in the game. north carolina went on a huge run in the final five minutes to get the win. this is something you never really see. tar heel fans storming the court at chapel hill. >>> it's race weekend at daytona beach. and the first big crash goes to clint boyer. he goes for the wild ride. daytona 500 is this sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern. i'll have my danica patrick beer koozie locked and loaded. >> you surprise me, andy. that crash is amazing. >>> coming up on "new day," shocking new information about a tragic plane crash that cost two ups pilots their lives. we now know that one of the pilots lodged a complaint seconds after takeoff. we'll tell you what it is. stay with us. [ male announcer ] there is no substitute for experience. for what reality teaches you firsthand. in the face of danger, and under the most demanding circumstances. experience builds character. experience builds confidence. and experience... has built this. introducing the 2014 glk. the engineering and the experience of mercede

another great finish between unc-nc state. the tar heel star marcus in the last-second layup. win in a thriller 85-84 in overtime. >>> according to a cbs sports report, jonathan martin met with agents at the combine. his agents says his client isn't comfortable returning to miami. andrew luck was asked in an interview if he'd like arrest martin on his indianapolis team. luck said he'd be in favor of it 100%. >>> we know nfl teams ask a lot of questions to draft prospects. here's any one. what team do you choose when you play madden, the football video game. these questions can sometimes border the creepy zone, dairy say. teams asked this one about his now internet famous girlfriend. they wanted to know if she would be around if team officials visited him in florida and if she'd, quote, be there for dinner and stuff like that. now, if you google the couple, over 14 million results come up. this is now the new it couple in college sports. >> that is creepy. >> a little bit. they ask a lot of intrusive questions obviously. >> what do you gain from that? what does that tell us abo

unc down only four under four minutes to go now and game tied at 60 and leslie had a jumper and led withd heels up two and marcus page and watch them wheel and deal and a tough lay in and had 13 points in the second half and north carolina out scores duke by 15 after the break, the fans flood the court and it was 74-66. and north carolina has now beaten three teams ranked in the top five this season and that is a look at sports this hour. thanks so much. ukraine is not taking to the streets of the capitol. we will take you to another ukraine city where things got so out of hand police gave up. [gunfire] and al jazeera exclusive inside the afghan taliban, it's a rare look at who the fighters are and how they live. >> i think a home is a basic human right. >> reporter: the growing gap between the rich and poor is forcing some people from their homes in a major american city. ♪ >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >> its the most exciting thing to happen to american journalism in decades. >> we believe in digging deep. >> its unbiased, fact-based, in-depth journalism. >

. >> one of the signs thousand stopped life, had you to postpone the duke/unc basketball game last night. the first time anything that epic has been done. what did you see? students throwing snowballs together instead? >> we didn't get that far. i'm sure people were disappointed but in the best interests of all. they're going to play it again. hopefully things will work out a lot better. >> showing the motorists, dealing with it poorly. not used to it. ice. underneath snow, deceptive to people. it's hard. the cars aren't set up for it. what about government, mr. mayor? what were the challenges, what did you respond to well and what surprised you in terms of how hard it was? >> well, what surprises me and a lot of people, we expecting the snow. but it just seemed to come down all of a sudden. it wasn't a gradual. about 1:00 looked like the skies fell in. normally a drive that takes about 15 minutes from duke's campus took me about three hours to get back from duke to my home. but i've declared a state of emergency. so we are entucouraging people stay off the roads, at least until 12:00. w

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unc chapel hill has been dogged with allegations that some students, most athletes, have been takingrd grade level. >>> all right. it is now the second to the last day for the sochi olympic games. and the u.s. has now fallen behind russia in the medal count. is there enough time left to finish on top? amanda davis is in sochi for us. what put the russians ahead so suddenly? >> i started this morning saying all was looking good for team usa. i'm sorry i haven't got any better news. the russians are really finishing up full steam to get to the top of this medal board at the end of their games of course. and what makes it worse for team usa is that it is that man again, the american born russian who has helped russia to the top of the medal table. he's claimed his second gold medal of the games, the snowboarder who met a girl, fell in love and decided that he would join russia to represent them at this games instead of the usa because he felt that the u.s. snowboarding funding was being cut, so he's celebrating his second gold. russia has also claimed a gold in terms of the biathlon, so

it had been the british, soviet a great game so perhaps they're more inclined to accept the british unc as a place the great game of adventures. but you're right it is that distinction and it's tasty vantage of the arabs but not those in iran. >> -- it faced the advantage of the arabs but not those in iran. >> i'm curious to try to determine, is there any link between the arabism or the arabists and the state department and the chaos that seems to be part of the attitude that today the state department has towards the arab nations? the situation in syria is so chaotic. can one bring any lessons or is there any way of linking the two, the arabists from that time to the present time? or maybe it's too much of a stretch. >> i don't think it is at all. as a sort suggested toward the end of the talk i think there are these extraordinary sort of continuities similarities between recent events and what was going on in the '40s and the '50s. the coup that occurred in iran in 1953 and still talked about today. is still an issue in u.s.-iranian relations. you could argue in fact the arabists succ