unc is up 7 at halftime. this is devon wilson, knocking down the three from the top of the key.had 13 points. meanwhile north carolina starting to pull away a bit. mcadoo again with the flush, 15 points for mcadoo. mike brennan america, hosting the bisons of bucknell, second half, bucknell's up four, jesse reid leading au back, the little shooters here on the jump shot. eagles down just a point. under a minute left, bucknell trying to close the door, shot the rejected, but starkey is there for the put back, bucknell, may hold on to beat american, your final score is 56 to a 51. all right, let's move on to hockey now, the capitals are wasting no time getting themselves back in the playoff picture, after the olympic break, two games played by the caps and two victories, today's win game against the best team in the eastern conference and alex ovechkin made a little history today. second period, caps lead it 1-0, they're on the power play. marcus johansen with a beautiful feeder, and ovie is there for the second timer. 48th career point for alex ovechkin and the cavs are up 2 2-0.

at unc, a big football school.mer player was telling me he was buying a pizza and scrounging through his couch cushions to pay a dollar or two. it's his image on the cover the pizza box while he is a star football player. that just illustrates how broke these students are, but they are participating in a multibillion dollar industry. >> jonas, you're the sports fanatic on this panel. >> i don't understand why they are not treated like pro ball players. unions, contracts, sponsorships, agents, whatever. at the end of the day they are getting paid by the school to go to the school. they are giving them a quarter million dollar degree. they don't get into the school for academic reasons, let's be honest. they get injured, their careers get ruined. tuitions go up in almost every school because of the athletic department. you can't say this will raise tuition, but it will raise ticket prices like in pro ball. >> john was a student athlete, gary b., weigh in here. >> i think i agree with tracy. i don't like this at all.

second half unc trailing by one and james mcadoo sends a turnaround jumper to give the tar heels thed. notre dame had a chance to come back in the closing seconds but a block seals the win for the tar heels. 63-61. >>> a regional title game between ripen and the la conia high schools in wisconsin. look. the final seconds of the game. pretty good, right? that buzzer-beater, three-pointer is good for the win. fans go crazy! it's just spring training but the dawn of a new era in major league baseball. instant replay was used for the very first time. toronto manager john gibbons challenged a play after ump called a minnesota base runner safe. after video replay showing the ump made the right play. the replay were used three times yesterday and the ump got the upper hand. >>> here is a check on the forecast with meteorologist bill kari karins. we do not re-air his forecast. >> good thing. for the tenth time i'm telling you today is the coldest morning we have until next winter. >> the boy who cried wolf. >> yes. have you seen these pictures from niagara falls? >> i have. >> crazy. this ti

he just beams storage and too many factions within me to the unc leave though it's becoming more prestigious american surprised if the higher courts. it's just so happy that the country is to fix it once again all morning. i'm in. high. i know. in its cage the blog world has something to pray for me i am. ch. will the us. eye. when was the dreaded with the b to b to show coming up a rare italian american sports go the apostle thirty five hundred gt. we take a look it's an all wheel drive compact mercedes ab class and the joke three away the a. we were in a fifty member jury select the color of the year this year it used to joke three a lead from among some thirty competitors our current estimate is correct since the three elite certainly looks like a winner

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the adl and retained its remain the most insane stupid former unc president john f kennedy. on sixteenth may from different regions of content and are sent to live in competitions in speed skating skiing and home grown. the minute. i believe the two day visit to switch into things. first it will increase its role in human rights issues especially that quake going now with the eu and console and human rights. second thing it wouldn't have to wait several more in the region for more democracy and feed them and want a speech on the question of energy ocean air. the utility of the time of reform. it is actually very very critical one of the problems very often when the reform movement gets a head of steam and molds. it is then implementing a revolution or an uprising is just an event what happens as to which that makes all the difference and if there is not a sentence civil rights civil government institutions to work with. very often the good news now. people get the solution then you have a counter revolution. so perfected and ceos are multiplying in this region and some of th

if you get injured, duke or unc can say see you later and then you no longer have the opportunity toge if you potentially got injured. >> i think one of the reforms that the ncaa has looked at is whether grants ought to be for more than one year. i think that ought to be on the table. i think there is more integrity in the business than we are giving credit for in terms of honoring scholarships for kids who get hurt. the reality is a great number of student athletes going transfer to other places. there is more of that than coaches chasing players off. >> the first four games are tonight. these are the wild card games that get you into the brackets. do these athletes get paid? today's mystery meat. ♪ >> we are coming up on 56 past the hour. that means bloomberg television is "on the markets." we did have a rally today. home sales are being revived. and some of the rhetoric coming out on russia and the ukraine, not as severe as some investors had year it did he did talk about the annexation of crimea. there was a rally today led by and thegy, health care, nasdaq was the leader. let's

if you get injured, duke or unc can say see you later and then you no longer have the opportunity to if you potentially got injured. the reformsne of that the ncaa has looked at is whether grants ought to be for more than one year. i think that ought to be on the table. more integritys in the business than we are giving credit for in terms of honoring scholarships for kids who get hurt. of reality is a great number student athletes going transfer to other places. there is more of that then coaches chasing players off. >> the first four games are tonight. these are the wild card games that get you into the brackets. do these athletes get paid? today's mystery leak. -- mystery meat. >> we are coming up on 56 past the hour. that means bloomberg television is "on the markets." halfway through the training session and we do have a rally holding up here. half a percent each on the dow and s&p 500. way, up 9/10g the of one percent. resident vladimir putin of russia saying that while he is in favor of annexing crimea helowing a secession vote, is not looking to retake ukraine. let's look at

but one of the happiest things that happened to me was a year or so ago i gave a talk at unc bloomingtonand a professor there said one of my students is timothy pickford. would you like to meet him? yes. so i've met him in the library there and it was like we had been friends for life. we talked for two hours with just a nice comfortable conversation about the subject in my book which happen to him of course because he was the principle person in the suit that was brought. after that i kept in touch with him but this past spring, this past spring he graduated from unc wilmington. he started there in 1969 or so. i taught there from 1963 to 66 so we almost overlapped there but he won the harvard medal of achievement as he graduated. so that is quite a story. he is an incredible person. he's a very humble person but when you talk to him he has met with the leaders of this countr. he has sat in on very important meetings. he's just a fantastic guy so i thought i would share that with you. thank you. you everybody and thank you panelist for coming. this was a fantastic talk. [applause] please

he let unc with 19. bryce johnson shoots. michael mca due with the rebound. he is fouled after hitting the first free throe. mca due misses, but gets a rebound and is fouled again. carolina hangs on to win. >> let's check out the interesting match-ups in the south. two of the top four seeds are in action led by number one florida, facing pittsburg this afternoon. in the east, harvard in the spotlight after beating cincinnati. the crimson take a step up. michigan state is next. in the west. all eyes are on the four seed. defending champion head lines the action. after 25 games in the n.c.a.a. tournament. no one was left in the running for warren buffet's 1 billion black et challenge. all eliminated by late last night. >> thank you. >> an fbi agent in florida cleared in the fatal shooting of a friend of one of the boston bombing suspects. one of the suspects was shot and killed. he was questioned about his friendship with tamerlan, one of the suspects. he died in a gun battle with police, and florida's state attorney will release a report on tuesday. >> north d

after that, i kept in touch with him, but that past spring, he graduated from unc wilmington, and he started there in 1969 or so, and i taught there from 1963-66, so it was almost overwhelming there, but he won the hoggard medal of achievement as he graduated, so that's quite a story. he is an incredible person. he's very, very humble person, but when you talk to him, he's met with the leaders of this country, very important people. he sat in very important meetings, just a fantastic guy. i thought i'd share that with you, thank you. >> well, thank you, everybody, panelists, for coming. this was a fantastic talk. [applause] please make sure -- they are having a book signing, so buy the book and make sure you do the evaluations, and thank you, again the to the virginia foundation for the humanities and the links. have a great day, everybody. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >>> naves a panel on african-american history, live from the 2014 virginia fest -- fast value of the book. in 45 minutes, we'll be back. while we wait for the next live event on the book "a green foreclosed," b

a chance with ten seconds left and drives for the win, and rejected by marcus to save the game for uncrevail for the 12th straight win. unrest in the ukraine is getting more serious by the day and the sports world is not immune, u.s. soccer announced that it is friendly against the ukraine is still a go wednesday night in cyprus and set to happen in the ukraine city but the violent clashes them to move it, on monday the president of ukraine soccer federation said he was not inclined for them to play the game outside of the country and he reversed the dance and the game will go on tomorrow. that is your look at morning sports, stephanie. >> john, thank you, it's being hailed as an architectural marvel school and not every one believes it's attainable. >> this award is handed out in london and made of bamboo and timber and it's the tallest structure here, a sprawling slum. these children will study at the school because their current school floods during the rainy season. >> because, number one, not accommodation any more. and, number two, when water rises through november because of the

if you have a bad season, get injured, duke or unc could say, see you later and you would not have any go to college if you get injured. >> i think one of the reforms that mike and his team at the ncaa have looked at is grandfathering for more than one year. i think that is something that should the on the table. there is more integrity in the business that we are being given credit for in terms of honoring scholarships for kids who do get hurt. a great number of student athletes transferred to other places. there is more of that than coaches chasing players off. let me say one thing though, because the law of unintended consequences is going to come in here. i work on a college campus 20 -plus years ago, my oma motter, wake forest, try to give them a plug. one of the things -- >> it was the plug. it was the wake forest blog the television gods were unhappy about. finestiversity is the institution of learning. >> is that where you went to school? >> that is the team i root for. >> we will have more from the president of img. if you think about it, img's business is about content. that

at unc the basketball and football players were channeled through classes that did not even meet. 40% of in syracuse, only the kids there are actually graduating from the basketball program. tosome cases they are trying make it easier, putting them in classes where they know they will get an a. >> even if they are graduating, a lot of times these students are not allowed to major in business or some of the other schools that they want to keep high up in the rankings. varsity athletes are made to take visual arts, basically watching tv. do you hear this from athletes out there? to takey did not get advantage of their educational opportunities at college? >> not at all. when you talk about graduation rates at schools like north carolina, specifically, you also have to take into account is leaving school after their sophomore year, counting towards the graduation rate. >> sorry, back up. graduation counts? >> it does not. my point is that when you look at graduation numbers for some of the schools, and obviously there are more than 200 division i schools and, clearly, one thousand co

they've seen a dozen upsets including syracuse kansas duke, unc. was st. patrick's day. >> d.p. putting lon jer aonlingerie with it. >> he combed his hair with a wash rag this morning. >> so the question is where does it come from? >> i think it's background who you hang around with. trying to simplify things. >> snoochy-coochie-coo? >> that's definitely something a man should say to his girlfriend. >> and the lingerie? >> that was because growing up you didn't want to ask your mother for that garment, so it made it a little more -- >> god forbid you say the word panties. i like the like a belgian waffle, sweet. you have a way of taking everyday terms and putting them to basketball that everybody likes to hear. >> i've about got great audience. you know it's great vehicle for us, too, watching these kids. i know a lot of kids are upset about duke including some at the table. >> some are very happy about duke. >> he's one of the great people great coaches. we had jim boeheim on and he was talking about how close everything has become in college bask

the wias soon as the leaves those unc as the water pressure hits the the building.h and mission based check out this live. hnh we have learned that they will have presence here for at least 24 hours. here is video that we got right afte the n fire started. because it was still under construction there was no sprinkler displaced so the fire department believes that pos , trying to make sure that they can control the hot spots and be sure that they are not in danger of the building collapsing. unfortunately they were able to come out her eight and developed a water curtain, we have a few moments to look at this area and talk to a construction worker, said that he has no clue what to do that he was just instructed by his employer. << i got a call from my co- worker saying that are building is on fire. that is not our building i , to me it is so unreal. << so when you left at 330 this building was not in flames or anything? << no i did not sense anything like this happening at all. i don't know who was still here after i left or that was still working during that time.

howard university, unc, we've got people from all over.'s get right to the forecast. in cleveland, stormy now changing over to snow. the windchill in the mid-20s, not a pretty picture as that storm moves through. remember, up to a half foot or more especially in northern new england, interior new england where you'll get a foot or more. in some places locally two feet and then that severe weather threat. we don't want to leave that out so parts of delaware back through virginia, fredericksburg and north carolina too, severe weather potential there with damaging winds, hail, even an isolated tornado. that's through this afternoon. and that is the big picture. so let's get a check a little continues with good morning america. have a great day. >>> windy weather an issue through the morning hours. warmer than average temperatures. 20 degrees cooler. today upper 60s seven day forecast. temperatures all seven days and [ cheers and applause ] >> this is the kind of energy we all want to start the morning with. lara. >> absolutely, ginger. thank

yesterday we released our 16 sweetest reasons to get covered bracket in a video by the unc and duke on coaches. today we are lucky to have n.c.a.a. and nba champion joining us to release a new analysis by hhs that looks at the economic cost and the incidence of common sports injuries like sprains and fractures. the report finds that almost 2 million people every year suffer sports related injuries and received treatment in emergency departments. and if you do not have insurance these types of injuries can really set you back financially. for example, a treatment for a sprained ankle could cost over $2,000. treatment for a broken arm could run you as much as nearly $7,700. the state also finds that the rate of these types of injuries is especially high among folks under 205. so this is yet another reminder of the importance of getting covered, whether you are an athlete, a fan him more like so many of you here of. with that i will take your questions. [applause] >> a complement. >> that's exactly right. >> jay, on the crane, putin and next crimea today. what is the definition of success

jones with villa nova and virginia takes on coastal carolina and tuned in the triangle as unc takes onnce and nc central takes on iowa state and memphis and georgia washington and north dakota has a date with san diego state, oregon and wisconsin were winners thursday and hook up this weekend too. the games have top seed arizona in action against weeker state and gonzaga against oklahoma state and should be a good one in the 8-9 match up and 6th seed bailer takes on nebraska and star doug mcdurmott and midwest and defending louisville held off manhattan and st. louis erased a 16 point deficit to survive nc state and louisville st. louis in the next round and texas next faces michigan after the wolverines dispatched them and among the games top seeded wichita takes on 19 loss calpali and kentucky and kansas state in 8-9 game and um ashga takes on tennessee and duke and mercer and that is a look at sports and we will have more on wichita state coming up. >> thanks a lot. cracking down on the largest electric company and north carolina regulators issued violation to duke energy for dumpin

bears and second seeded wisconsin. 17993 chris webber ill advised time out call helped them win and uncto call a time out and time runs out and iowa state wins 85-83 and the cyclones have a date with 7th seeded yukon, did you know baseball season started this weekend and not spring training but real games and australia is for the pastime and he has a game to remember sunday in the series finale and the first hit of the year and later in the inning with two on and two out and singles to right center and he gambles to score and he gets greedy and gets thrown out at second to end the inner and dodgers up 5-0 in the 6th and he rips a double of josh and his third hit of the game and plays deep and la wins 7-5 and sweep both games from d backs down under and that is your look at morning sports. stephanie. >> john henry smith and thank you. shr i mp forming in bangladesh is the second biggest behind garments but comes at an environment cost because it's poisoning farmland and freshwater. >> these farmers are casting their net for shrimp but not always the catch they look for, for decades he ha

more rockets have been fired from gaza south of the army bombed twenty nine targets in the palestinian unc life and response to. about six to rocket into israel on wednesday no casualties are reported on either side the palestinian group islamic jihad carrying out the fast that's not the in terms of ali so israel's foreign minister called for his country to retake gaza. and this one is struggling to get the ongoing antigovernment unrest under control with soldiers and protesters again clashing in the capital three people died in separate shootings connected with the riots sending the number of fatalities in the past month to twenty five violent nationwide rallies have been aimed against president moderates leadership but he says they're part of an attempted western bonked current. underboss forgotten that have opened fire on an army boss in the egyptian capital one all the officer was killed three were injured and they are sold in cairo no one has admitted that time but leaders suspect the outlawed muslim brotherhood here. it's tricky enough trying to make a living but few of us address th

. >> as long as he didn't say unc i'm okay with that. bracket? >> doing okay. >> you haven't lost yet? >> i didn't have harvard. >> how many brackets do you have? >> one. tim cook tweeting today enforring coach k and duke so it's okay, tim cook. >> he does a bracket? >> i guess he does. >> a bracket on the -- tim cook, the president, buffett, everyone is in it these days. >>> we want to get a check on the markets. the dow is off the highs of the day. off 92 points. s&p an intraday high. right now, 1880. we have a lot of earnings moving right now. nike, tiffany, and, of course, some of the banks moving on the back of this stress test yesterday, as well. so a lot of stuff to watch today in the market. right now it's still green day though. >> green day, it's the end of st. patrick's day. >> is that a full week of festivities? >> for some people in is color coordinated with all the green arrows. >> a lot of green for the ipos today, too. i know a lot of people will be watching those including the halftime crew. >> thank you for having me. >

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