in january, 2013, along with former unc administration. they filed a complaint against the university of north carolina at the department of education. >> i think this is a microcosm of what is happening. we are seeing these crimes are committed. the university is sweeping them under the rug. the department of education not holding them accountable and students being the ones saying this is okay. when you have 18 and 19-year-old men and women holding the government accountable for rape - it boggles my mind. >> the department of education has made an effort. >> yes, but they have never really done anything. there's no teeth behind it. that we have seen. >> has any university had federal funds withdrawn? >> no. >> never. >> no. >> the federal complaint against unc received considerable media attention and social media has given a voice to a network of survivors, many with the informal help of annie and andrea filed their own come plaint at the department of education. the office for civil rights, tasked with enforcing title 9 opened investig

>> the official results will be 24.unced on april until then, more than 4000 donkeys are carrying the ballot boxes back to the station. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> for more coverage of afghanistan's historic election, visit our website. de/afghanistan2014. areese state media reporting patrol ships searching for the missing malaysian airlines plane has detected a pulse that could possibly be coming from the airplanes like box. the exact source of the signal has not been determined. thechinese news agency said air force planes spotted a number of white floating objects in the search area. chinese state tv broke the news in a primetime bulletin. most of the missing plane's passengers were chinese nationals, and their families have criticized malaysia's handling of the disaster. his daily briefing, malaysia's transport minister val there would be no but up in the search efforts, regardless of the difficulties and cost. >> we will continue the search with the same level of vigor and intensity. we owe this to the families of those on board and around the world. expected to box

whereas the unc researchers started back in 1999 find nothing decline.t there as the cdc did, there's a downward trend. but if you move that back to 1999, that trend disappears. we asked the cdc about this and here's what they said. they stand behind its data that shows over the past ten years the scales are tipping in the right direction when it comes to 2-5 year olds, but a lot of researchers say that is not the square facts. >>> top of the news just minutes away. then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagin how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 3years or mor so maybe we need to approach things dferently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex c

but the unc researers went back to when the data collection started and found no decline. it would look like a decline. but if you move it back further, the bubble averages out and the decline disappears. >> so many sent me messages saying obesity is getting better and i had to explain to so many it wasn't what it appeared to be. >> the centers for disease control said we stand behind our data and the scales are tipping in the right direction when it comes to 2-5 year olds. but some believe they were cherry picked to give the whoit house good news. >> you would think the cdc would want to full picture to learn and get their hands around the picture. >> a fist fight between a teacher and student caught on camera in the classroom. but is the person being charged that might surprise you. >> and he led his team to a national championship last night but it is something we told reporters that is sparking big debate. >> we should get a scholarship to the universities but that doesn't cover everything. there is hungry night and i have to play up to my capabilities still. still. c'

>> this has been a very big downturn in the labor market, so it is typical unc part-time jobs rise andeople taking on multiple jobs. all about janet yellen looking at the part-time issue. it does not matter. if you work part-time and you want a part job -- part-time job, good for you. if you work part-time and you wish you begin full-time job , but you can't commit that is where it matters. caress what janet yellen about. >> the fed's taper schedule, as far as that is concerned, anything in the march numbers that would alter that schedule l? >> not at all. and that is so locked in, even bill dudley says that gdp would have to be five percent are present for us to change our past. that is saying we are not going to alter, they want to be in the -- out of the business of qe. i think it is a done deal. us.hank you for joining next, bottom line continues. ♪ >> we're approaching 26 minutes past the hour, that means a bloomberg television is on the markets. our calling matt miller is standing by with the details. on a day where we got that jobs report with the mark critz -- that jobs report,

famous biotech and technology and research center and anchored by north carolina .tate, duke, and a unc a huge sports rivalry specially in basketball. >> how many students are there at the school? >> duke has about 6000 undergraduates. >> in the subtitle of your book, the duke lacrosse scandal and the power of the lead in the corruption of our great university. why did you expand it beyond the scandal itself? amazed at a was couple of things as i did my research into this. number one, duke, an institution is not that much different than a wall street bank that i have written three other books about. it is a very secretive institution. they have their myths and ways of doing business. in theve a lot of power state of north carolina and a nationally. they have a huge source of wealth in their endowment which is approaching $9 billion in the midst of a $3 billion endowment campaign. certainly in the top 10. i think m.i.t. has $10 billion. harvard has 33 billion, 30 $4 billion. they have an ambition to be in that wink. that is part of the story. ambition.ke's the school is only 75 years old

britney round tree. 22-9 unc. hit 5 of the first 6. here comes the steal.n over the top. cardinal in front. jessica washington for 3. tar heels regain the lead 63-62. thompson gets the roll then nice catch inside here. 20 and 10 for this as stanford survives 74-65. head to nashville for the final 4. the 6 trip in 7 years to face undays feeted uconn. >> aim so proud of my team. i was struggling and they always up lifted me and the coach told me i have to play it was just a beautiful moment for our team. we are warriors. not always pretty but we win. >> she was fired up. jackson turned frain years old today warriors coach got the sweetest birthday present. from curry in overtime tonight in dallas. warriors playing without them injured. little guy getting it done. look at the move here. 3 defender. 19 off the bench. warriors up 11. andre. with authority. dirk gets hot. ellis hand the back pass. 33 here. fourth quarter dallas leading by 3. monty. come get some o'neal. you are my poster now. warriors hang around. thompson for 3. tied at 1 08. team high 27. jose

a few years ago a basketball team, that talked to the unc chancellor at the time, said if they got tohe final four, warm up, high five, be introduced and sit down. if they did that, what happens next? at northwestern, the union may or may not be the way to go but somethings that to be done to get the ncaa's attention for the issue that you describe. why a university would not have to pay for a guy banging up his knee at age 20 when he's got a fake knee at age 50 -- and this happens all the time -- is not clear. why you would not guarantee scholarships at graduation is not clear. plenty of things the players should be fighting for. in the case of northwestern they usually get them anyway. it's an odd place to have this fight. that's one of the cleanest program you'll find. if they don't get together, they will not be heard. >> something to be said for the fact that northwestern isn't a football factory, as you called it. players are treated well. in some ways they can go forward with this plan have and this discussion without fear. >> good point. no good deed goes unpunished. you get a

famous biotech and technology and research center and anchored by north carolina .tate, duke, and a unc a huge sports rivalry specially in basketball. >> how many students are there at the school? >> duke has about 6000 undergraduates. >>

while at unc, he lived in a theater commune. he earned a masters in fine arts from the yale school of drama in 1977. mr. black is a progressive thinker who once described himself as a socialist. he described his humor as "being on the titanic every single day and being the only person who knows what's going to happen." [laughter] many critics and observers think mr. black belongs in the same company as those people who influenced him, george carlin, richard pryor, and lenny bruce. one thing is for sure -- he is funnier than i am. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome lewis black to the national press club. [applause] >> if i knew there were going to be these things i could read off of -- seriously. nobody told me there was -- i thought you are doing that by heart. [applause] i would have written the speech and stuff. instead, i've just got notes. to those watching c-span and public whatever you are out there, i may use profanity, so tough. [laughter] because i can't work and really speak without using it and talking about some of

. >> did you discover acting at unc? >> sorry.would be very upset. >> we get it. >> did you discover acting there? >> north carolina is a really incredible place to start acting and i did community theater at a small level. i remember the first role was not even rabbit in winnie the pooh. it was a sister of rabbit. it was pink rabbit i heard you owned it. >> i owned it thank you. i started studied. again, so much is luck and i stuck with it. >> luck. people don't get luck mrs. roddick if i can say that. >> there's an interesting thing about andy roddick. he changed your idea about body image? >> he did. he did. you know came from -- at a very young age i came from modeling and that can distort your idea of what the perfect body or what healthy looks like and being with an athlete, it's really incredible because athletes admire bodies for their capabilities, how strong they are, how they persevere and it's not about how they look. being with an athlete reminds me it's about being yo your best strongest self. >> not only that when y

. >> did you discover acting at unc? >> sorry. i hear we have several duke fans this morning. >> we do we do. >> go heels. >> mother of a dukey and you know he's from duke. we say go heels, you get it. >> you say go heels. i'm just saying your children would be very upset. >> did you discover acting there? we've got a wonderful place called the carolina playhouse. >> they do. i did community theater on a very small level. . >>> tropical ice storm issa is there this morning. >> the tr storm is knocking over tree s trees, taking down trees with it. they're flooding coastal communities and grounding flights. this is the strongest cyclone to hit northeast australia in three years. >>> tuesday mark as year since two bombs ripped near the crowd of the finish line in the boston marathon. three people were killed more than 260 injured. many runners and spectators. >> for more the r e coverry has been slow and painful. survivors need grit and determination. >> reporter: 12 movements after the marathon bombing karen mcwaters is back on her

. >> the unc, when he just remember with that call he got at the end where they took the time off thedid you see him walk off? he said, i'm fine? class. >> you are grieving, it's another teaching lesson for your team, how am i going to handle it? they're watching, with grace, that you give credit to the other team, you take responsibility. you take it on. >> yeah. >> so they can see, it's okay to be wrong, so someone else can be right. >> so now tell me, they're working 50 hours, some of them are taking. >> longer than that. >> some are taking, you know, communications course, maybe you don't have to show up. is it a real degree? is there that's not true. >> see. >> there's one or two stories, or there's outlyers. >> that becomes college athletics. not true. they'll say, well, your kids, they're only there a year, some of my kids are only here a year. it doesn't pine they're not going to school. we have a 3.0 grade point average as a team. brandon knight got all as. i mean, he was in school and deserved to be on these -- there are liars. the thing that bothers me, we got to make every