the underdog compared to president obama, nobody perceived him to be the underdog.the narrative we're talking about. in politics people want to see that someone is working really hard and getting where they want to go. that's something that they feel like they can apply to their own lives and i will say also there is a fine line between an underdog and a loser and if you get too far on the other side of that line in politics it can quickly go south. >> you could be seen as just fringe. we'll pick this up on the other side and we'll have an update from nbc's kerry sanders on the latest on that missing malaysia airliner. keep it with us. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. but we're not staying in the kitchen. just start the slow cooker, add meat and pour in campbell's slow cooker sauce. by the time you get home, dinner is practically done. and absolutely delicious. everyone is cooking with new

>> just like that, 4-1 underdog, to a 3-1 favorite. >> turn comes, 6 of hearts. >> ace, ace!d the river comes, jack of spades. gabelli's night is over. as bill perkins takes down a huge pot. and is now our chip leader. >> i hate to see mario go home, but, hey, he called it, and the

. >>> and a pair of underdogs squeak into the ncaa tournament's final 4. >> for the final 4, harrison, that shot -- oh, he made it. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, march 31st, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, today is the deadline to sign up for the affordable care act. the government said more than 2 million people visited the website over the weekend. the obama administration is making a final push, urging people to enroll and avoid a penalty. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. now, the website did have some glitches over the weekend in a last-minute rush for people to sign up, but it was nothing like what happened during the first rollout when all those glitches became apparent. the white house said more than 6 million have signed on so far, but that reflects those who have chosen a plan on the exchanges, not those who have made the first premium, and that's the final step toward the completion of the enrollment. the deadline is now ho

>> just like that, 4-1 underdog, to a 3-1 favorite. >> turn comes, 6 of hearts. >> ace, ace! >> and the river comes, jack of spades. gabelli's night is over. as bill perkins takes down a huge pot. and is now our chip leader. >> i hate to see mario go home, but, hey, he called it, and the charity is still getting $25,000. >> then there were four. >> one huge hand and bill perkins has taken over the driver's seat in this tournament. steve kuhn folds, over to jim chanos on the button. >> 20. >> he raises it up to 20,000. >> i like to raise more than i like limping. but with seven big blinds left, i prefer to see him take a page out of steve kuhn's book and just go all in. perkins not considering folding here. he's trying to decide whether to call or go all in. >> maybe it's mario's seat. >> i'm all in. >> he does push all in. >> that's easy. >> it's not the easiest call for chanos with his tournament life at risk, but it's one he has to make. right now perkins is a slight favorite. >> so we go to the flop. the flop is jack, seven, queen. chanos pulls ahead with a pair of jacks.

virginia, the underdog even though they are the number one seed, and tomorrow trying to advance to the sweet 16 for the first time since 1995. they don't want to let this moment slip away. >> all of our focus right now is just, you know, getting better today in prarbgs and preparing the right way and getting ready for our game tomorrow. we have not had any mention, you know, nobody has talked about anything other than just trying to get ready for the game tomorrow. >> everything is on the line. you can't let it tense you up or freeze you up thinking this could be my last game. so you just got to play as free as possible and know that, you know, if you lay it on the line you give it everything you can and what happens happens. >> virginia and memphis will tip-off tomorrow at 8:40 in h l raleigh, north carolina. >>> and then a second baseman had a terrible season last year, this spring espinosa looks healthy again. elbow inflammation, but looked good today, striking out three batters. espinosa also looking good out there. had a home run in the seventh inning and in the ninth, he takes th

the cardinals a 6 point underdog against kansas. playing early on good defense. andrew wiggins gets spotted away. only 4 points for the projected lottery pick wiggins. cardinals up 2. then anthony brown. he gets the lay up. beats the defense to the rim. the cardinals up by 6 points. kansas use their 6 to stay in the game. perry ellis cleans it up. the game is tied at 49. then just under 3 minutes to go. josh gets it in. stanford by 4. things get intense. brown could make it a 3 point game but he missed. kansas has a chance to send it to overtime. gets the shot away. stanford has pulled off the upset. >> stanford wins 60-57 making their first trip to the tournament in 6 years. a memorable one. they are going to their 5th sweet 16. >> josh wanted that challenge. this was an opportunity for josh to really show what he's capable of and i think he did tonight. >> he's a really good player. so he's really versatile, too. it was just a matter of me standing my stance. fortunately we played our solid defense and whatever happened happened. we could have had 4 like today

they were seen as underdogs but now the cardinal men are on a winning streak beating out higher ranked teams to make it to the sweet 16. >> i think any time someone does better than you pick, it gets everybody's morale up. >> reporter: it will get louder from students here when they cheer on the men's team at 4:15 this afternoon. stanford plays dayton in memphis, a team also considered and underdog but that's really stepped up the game. >> guys are really locked in on the opponents and what we need to do to be successful and we keep doing that and bring the effort and energy in the floor, and i think if we do that, we'll be all right. >> reporter: earlier there was speculation that the coach's job was in jeopardy because he has not been able to take the team as far as hoped. but that's all changed now. >> we were watching the game when they beat kansas. it was a little bit of a surprise. there's been enough upsets where we know we can pull through. >> i love stanford. this is a really exciting thing. >> reporter: there will be viewing parties throughout the bay area. if they win, stanf

. >>> finally tonight, rooting for some true underdogs.mutt and her owners are on a mission to find homes for older dogs in shelters. saying they make the best pets. so, see what you think. here's abc's dan harris, with a couple and their friend, who are "america strong." >> reporter: this is the face that launched a campaign to save some of america's most vulnerable dogs. >> she looks like a punk rocker. but she acts like a nun. >> reporter: her name is susie. her owners, brandon stanton and his girlfriend, erin o'sullivan. brandon is the guy behind the wildly popular blog and book, "humans of new york," which features pictures of interesting new yorkers. he met susie on the job. what about this dog that's -- >> this -- i had never seen a dog that was that interesting. >> reporter: he adopted her despite her age, she's 13. >> she loves him so much. >> reporter: susie is lucky. most people prefer puppies. older dogs have a hard time finding a home. >> the alternative is to either be in a shelter or even worse. >> reporter: despite the fact

other letting go out and about to go but who aborted portable i can look at what you get all the underdog according to government statistics hold off the city to me and keeping the begin of the nissan twenty ten million but he did it cost but it's because large portion of the procreation is the duty of looking into the team. the really counted the cost just don't like to pull it off with a condom on the team was still glued into holes in one of my son does he think his clothes line and is a photo that i didn't want him to close in blood and religion since it didn't produce up to vote using the fear that security even have to be taken back when the unknown and perhaps the old film. i've wondered into a bubble bath with republican it worthwhile. i love the latin word yet on the economic fallout. he allowed by law the head of the book but to give bush a version of the mexican. she is as i expected to meet me because it could be conceded that time to go towards completing species in the fall than canadians can dream can't he be with people who didn't to keep this at the woolwich. it is unlike

stamford was considered an underdog and some didn't speculate that everything has changed.afternoon stamford will face off against the dayton flyers in memphis. the men had lost three straight games and this march they have played basketball. they have made it this far in six years and it is the most significant victory against johnny dawkins getting them to this point and they are pull at this point to get them to win. >> the kids are so excited and have been talking about it for days. it is amazing they even got in, so we are excited. once again it begins at 4:15 and if they continue they will advance to the elite 8. >> reporting live, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> it is a new mission breaking the rules and some unsuspecting commuters will see their face on a billboard, guess who is behind this campaign. >>> and the stunning arrests on leyland yee. >>> highway 4 you can see for your, we have a lot of traffic on many bay areas, we will tell you more. >>> there is a little bit of rain, there are some areas of fog and it looks like we are in for a stretc

root for the underdog, and my bracket -- >> it was weak. >> you can't pick too many underdogs. >> what'sof these up sets? this has been an incredible start. >> yesterday, four overtime games. five so far out of the 20 plays, which is ridiculous. but there's always this kind of madness, hence the game, and we're reminded why nobody gets work done on thursday and friday. >> that's so true. what are you to make of harvard? okay, ivy league with some game. >> it's funny, they won last year, the 14th seed. they won this year, the 13th seed. they have a terrific coach, and he made the point after, you know, there aren't really upsets, there are, and there are surprises, but these team have more and more parody aside from the power house team, and they're a great team. i think president obama had them picked as well. a lot of people like to root for harvard because let's go eggheads and some people are like, that's enough. >> they're smart. quickly here, hash tag #thank youdayton, was tweeted 68,000 times right after the game. that game was incredible. >> in some ways it was an 11-6 upset, wasn

democrats widely considered underdogs going into the mid term is because of obamacare but that did not stop him from downplaying the disastrous rolled out of the affordable care act. >> there have been disruptions. we lost that first month out of the gate. we worked hard to fix problems without cooperation from them. they complain when we fix it [laughter] have you noticed that? they complain. then we take steps to fix it. you are a tyrant and overreaching. [laughter] lou: very good to the timing and comedy put and the reality of obamacare with the president trying to blame 18 of his unilateral decree is executive orders of obamacare on the republicans. we will have more on that later with the "a team". more than 100 million people in the midst of the major winter storm to bring heavy snow to the central plains with the worst hits between one and 2 feet of snow. the storm system today brought much-needed heavy rain and snow to california. it begins to unfold across the plains tomorrow then into the ohio valley than the northeast into monday. that is our forecast. we will stick with it.

that he was the go to person if you needed someone who was coragious who would stand up for the underdog. political advocates in san francisco's asian community are concerned that the case will discourage asian-americans from voting. they say the scandal could lead to distrust in the community against government involvement. and say it's already hard to get a big voter registration turn- out. lee also says he hopes this thinking about getting into politics. we'll continue to follow the developments online -- you can read the full criminal complaint against yee and the 2- dozen others involved.. also -- profiles of the key players. it's all on our website.kron4- dot-com. still to come. a new stadium at the port of oakland moves a step closer to becoming reality. also - a memorial continues to grow in fremont for a marine killed in a suspected drunk driving incident. and p-g and e backs off from its plan to remove lots of trees in the east bay. i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. to speak my language. i don't wa

speaking of underdogs, stanford is back in the spotlight. they're a three point underdog to new mexico who they play tomorrow in st. louis. >> they run the floor pretty well for their size. and they're fairly mobile. it's going to be exciting. we're looking forward to the challenge. and we've been preparing all year for this type of game. and hopefully we'll come out successful. >> giants manger said scutaro is now 50/50 for opening day. the mercury news reports excuse r scutaro received a second epidural in his back. >> the warriors cannot win the ncaa tournament, right? >> he's balching at wisconsin. >> janelle is very sadly in this area. we'll be right back. >>> update on that breaking story, they have made significant progress. you're looking at that fire out of pittsburg. we're now hearing that they have it pretty much the upper hand on three sides of the fire. they said they are monitoring the transmission lines at this point. but they do believe they have this one under control and will continue to monitor it. >> thanks for joining us

. >>> score one for the underdog.an mateo neighborhood is claiming victory this morning after forcing the closure of a 7-eleven store. the store on north san mateo drive opened two years ago but neighbors say it was located too close to homes and brought traffic and crime to the area that led to a nearly two-year legal battle. it was later revealed the city had mistakenly approved the permit. this area is not zoned for this time of store. >>> coming up later on "today in the bay" emergency response faster and changes coming to pe nine sue la cities getting emergency help to you sooner. ♪ >>> we are back oven this saturday morning, march 22, 2014. nice group of folks out there in rock feller plaza enjoying the spring temperatures we're enjoying in new york. you're looking forward to getting out there soon. i won't believe it until i get out and feel it. >> it might be colder in here right now. >> it is definitely colder in here. >> i like it. >> you're running late. >>> as we talk about happy hour, we are to say spring

they like being the underdog. >> it's what this program has been built on.any times this season, the past couple seasons. finally i think we have the opportunity to really showcase our talents and prove a lot of people wrong. >> we all have a chip on our shoulder. we all play that way throughout our careers. we all embrace the challenge. >> we're going to come out ready to play tomorrow. we're really excited to embrace the challenge and play good basketball. >> reporter: the matchup is one of the most anticipated games so far this tournament. the proof is in the dollar signs. you want to go to friday night's games here at madison square garden, that will cost you around $600. you want to go friday and sunday for the east regional games? try shelling out $1400. at madison square garden in new york, i'm kristen berset for wusa9. >> i do not have $1400 in this wallet. kristen will be live atqn madison square gardens today as virginia tries to advance to the elite eight. have a great friday, everybody. >> it's real money. >> yes, which is why they're saying mayb

. >> i always go for the underdog. kentucky is not an underdog. let's take a look at today. 21 degrees today. that's the current temperature. up to 32 by 2:00 p.m.. snow showers, our way into tonight. everybody is still in the tournament except for ohio state. >> construction causing the delays this morning on the jane addams. it essentially goes all the way over to roselle and heading eastbound it starts at barrington. two lanes are out. look at that long line of yellow in both directions indicating traffic going really slow. even when volume is light. things will start to get more congested out there this could easily turn into red within the next hour. we will have another update on this and the shuttle services at o'hare because of the blue line rail to rummage. >> much more to come including the latest on the blue line to run into. >> the latest on the crisis in the crimea and what ms. romney saying about the president. >> and controversy in florida. a church raffled off an assault rifle. details on that. >> and officials in germany caught an

everybody else thinks we're underdogs. let's get it. you've live these moments and those guys don't have the experience and have not played on the phone like you have in tough environments like you guys have, and you can get it done. >> speaking of cinderella's wichita state wore it's glass slipper all the way to the final four before losing to louisville. this season they have done anything but fly under the radar. in fact, after a 34-0 season wichita state is now positioned to make history. wichita state has had a lot to celebrate as they head into the nsa tournament undefeated. but that does mean that they have a target on their back? >> not only are they undefeated but from their conference having the number one seed, they're stacking all the hips. >> despite making a final four run last season questions remained how they will handle the pressure to finish the regular season undefeated and go on to win the national title. >> duke was a great team. we knew that they would be far more competitive, more difficult challenge for us this

louis and goes in as a slight underdog with lobos playing the third straight year and tip-off at 10:40 west coast time. >> the major league baseball senator be-- season begins tomorrow morning with dodgers and diamondbacks playing two games in said see on saturday first at 1:00 o'clock a.m. and the second at 7:00 p.m. our time. they had to have a big transformation for the series with dug outs and outfield fence and 14 shipping containers of red class -- red clay from the united states. >> i have 500 tons of material that we brought into the ground and make sure we did not compromise the rest of the grounds. >> the first time in 100 years a major league game will be played in australia the last in 1914 between the white sox and new york giants. san francisco giants open march 31 in arizona and oakland plays the opener march 31 at home against cleveland. i know you want to talk about the red clay? >> so they used to rub up the baseballs to take off the sheen. >> the morning news continues at 6:30 with the top stories. >> including a stunning story from the central coast after a child is

we always had a history of being the underdog. it looked down on by europe and the need to show ourselves as the soviet union and the origins of control we don't need to complete that it's always been questioning authority which makes america what it is and you have these emigrants in the triple package element but some of that gets explored and everybody isn't working overtime. what we say is after the soviet union fell maybe we were left with a superiority complex at the extent of the other two candidates that are then a superiority complex which has massive problems anyway is tempered by proving your self. >> the first question is what you want your country to have the triple package. and it requires -- they make countries do terrible things and in the last chapter america has available the sense of exception out of the other democracy and inclusiveness if that can be the basis of the complex in terms of insecurity and impulse control there are so many domains with the inability to stop borrowing the insecurity there is a good

. >>> coming up next in sports t >>> some people love the underdogs, other people, they love to see the big boys get in there and rumble. this tournament's had a little bit of both. >> i heard you guys saying, this is beautiful. that's all. >> i wouldn't have it any other way. and then there were 32, eight games today as teams try to punch their tickets to the sweet 16. sure it was the most beautiful day of the year outside, but this tournament only comes once a year. missing this one would be the pits, pitt versus the coach, billy donovan and the number one seeded gators pick it up. scottie's got the running three at the buzzer, and nails it. that puts florida up five at the break. they're going to take that big momentum from there. second half, james robinson, get that out of there says patrick young who looks anything but young. i have to tell you. where's his birth certificate. florida makes him pay on the other end. that's young with the alley-oop and florida advances 61-45. louisville won it all last year. next step, a repeat, taking down st. louis for a sweet 16 bid today, the bi

everybody was telling us underdogs. i told them, let's be superdogs, everybody calls us underdogs.'s go like it. >> everybody looking at each other smiling, man we still got these last ten seconds. it's definitely surreal feeling, that's what march madness is all about. >> history will be made eight hours from now when the los angeles can dodgers face the diamondbacks in the first game ever. >> the two game series against dodgers will be the first regular season game played in australia which has players from both teams excited. >> i'm excited once we get there. the flight's going to be a little challenging but we're extremely exciteto bring the first major league game to the country with great people. >> both teams are excited to represent mlb, going down to australia and giving them the chance to see major league baseball for the first time, you know firsthand there in that country. so it's a great honor. >> i just like the idea of just getting outside of the little box that we're in especially as the game keeps expanding internationally. i like to go there and playing more games

. >> the cardinals were a 6 point underdog. andrew wiggins, only 4 points scored by wiggins. more defense second half. up the field. randall al coast to coast. gets the hoop, cardinal up 2. he beats the defense, he's coming on game day tonight. cardinal up by 6. trailer missed the shot. game tied at 49. just over 3 minutes to go. stanford up 4. things getting tense. brown could make it a 4 point game but he missed. it's wide to the mark. in the arms of -- stanford has pulled off the upset. >> camp couldn't get it to fall so stanford wins 60-57 and they make their first trip to the tournament in 6 years. they are going to the sweet 16. >> josh wanted that challenge. this was an opportunity for josh to really show what he's capable of and i think he did tonight. >> he's a really good player so he's really versatile, too. likes to drive. it was just a matter of me standing my stance. >> fortunately we played our defense and whatever happened happened. he could have had 4 like today but we had to do our part and josh did a phenomenal job going on the front line defense them. he's

don't miss it and because i could get in the juices pockets are all supporting the underdog mittens. this could be made here. he cares more about security. then focused on it they too were told to me this contest on his increasingly so in the military assistance was focused on the office of the tree that had largely been snow the reception and bad. gladys unbeknown to them it is in the inning an idea which i read recently come to me. we even are the blind spot in his tonic and panicked. how can. anybody who has been born sixty years ago. he and the right to somebody within the african hoodia. it's not often that isn't going to come. this time because the order contained this region the indian agency oversees all politics is determined to do things differently from the dawn us. we used to patronize india. opel has khomeini with just one person gets caught with him to see the scenes deals on package and for the money goes to get the government budgets which i still like to copy we just fed up with pictures above are tops in the west until those who's always finance can be breathtaking

a carpenter, a hard-working black man who is also very religious, and he starts to identify with underdogseven as a high school student. he goes to one of the best high schools in new york city. the civil rights organizer of the march on washington becomes one of stokely's mentors. he sees buyers speech, and someone tells him it is higher rustin -- it is rustin, and he says, that's who i want to be. tavis: when you have this kind of commitment in this era, in stokely's era, to say what he is saying, where does that brashness come from? private think it comes from his mother. he has a pan african sense of who he is. mccabeistening to muro -- mira mcaba. all those things come into fruition. somebodye he is, he is -- just who he is, he is somebody with a deep love of poor black people and social justice. tavis: how much of his past versus the path of king -- we will come to what is so this understood, but how much of the he chosehose -- path versus the path king chose had to do with age? king was dead at 39, yet king was seen as old and be on his time by this lack our generation -- black powe

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you're the underdog for a very long time. >> reporter: a reward for once underdog start-ups that growo billion dollar wall street valuations. >> it's very rewarding, it is also very emotionally exciting and taxing, but that's why we do this, right? you want to transform people's lives. >> reporter: but while some companies like san leandro-based trinet have made money, king digital flopped on wall street and aerohive just broke even on its first day. with so many companies going public have we reached ipo fatigue? >> well, i'm not pleased with what i'm seeing in the market. >> reporter: we watched campbell-based barracuda networks grow steadily into its ipo but what about a company about box of los altos, superfast growth but not close to profitability and it's filed to go public. >> whether it's the start of something bigger remains to be seen but for now cash is king. >> reporter: holding on to cash with so much of it flying around wall street, that might be a good idea even if it isn't in fashion. scott budman, today in the bay. >>> and our nbc bay area weather getting quite the wo

cats but will pen a grainy looking for a first trophy since taking charge of the etsy add to the underdog sunderland took the lead up to ten minutes thanks to fabio birdie in a one nil to the black caps after the second off the dome to ctv to supplying goals from gio tori and sunny in the city. jesus now that's odd because the kids but think about it despite the things the next deep into the season and talked to me to the madrid doll the flexi care to be a day out at the center calderon to this arrangement addington simone gave me altho the attacks led to getting back we took a cake and went ahead thanks to captain daddy. two goals to one of the interval and the prospect of an exciting second topic that while one of those on the pitch. nobody is safe in shoring up with eight minutes on the clock. a poll to the portuguese to level the match it seemed to happen on the drive up the stock plummeted and the tallest rail would raise one point clear of pasta in the talmud am a blessed weekend drive to the songs on the compass. when this together in the bundesliga by and continued to demolish old

. >> i thought stanford is a pretty big underdog going in and really excite that had they pulled it off. this really excited about that. >> the cardinal will move on to play dayton next and if they win they will be in the elite eight. >> live at stanford, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >> coming up next at 5:00, teams from five countries now scouring the indian ocean for the missing plane from malaysia. we'll have the late on their mission. also -- >> wasn't called devil's lake for nothing. >> one of the most dangerous highways in the bay area. new tourist attraction opening this week. right there at devil's slide. >> and we're seeing temperatures still in the mid-70s around the east bay and tomorrow highs near livermore close to the '80s. we're talking a chance of some rain and a couple feet of snow on the way. we'll watch to the timing of the incoming storms and we'll come right back. these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser

people who are underdogs today.all into the complacency that the way things are is the way they have to be or even should be. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. as the search for malaysia airlines flight mh-370 nears the end of day 7, an increasingly credible array of incoming data further support the notion the plane was taken deliberately off course and continued to fly long after its last radio contact. according to "the new york times," malaysian military radar indicates the airliner made significant changes in both altitude and course after vanishing from civilian radar. that is based on an unidentified blip moving through malaysian airspace and detected by military radar. informationch

but no one considers her an underdog now.at is not possible because of the limitations of the prosthetics? >> thinking ahead, there will be certain dances that we hit that will be like barriers. i thrive on that kind of stuff. >> reporter: the fancy footwork comes with unique risks. look at the bottle caps. duct-taped to her ankles. >> there's a lot of duct tape. we're duct-taping everything. >> reporter: what does that do? >> my legs come off with a push of a button. and a lot of the dance moves i smack my legs together, so these are a makeshift fix. >> reporter: also risky and maybe a little risque, her costume last week. >> for me, costumes are an important part of the show. >> derek's answer was, i'm not thinking about your legs. i'm thinking about what you would look great in. and not many people look good in these cha-cha pants, but you would look amazing. let's go with that. >> reporter: we got a sneak peek at the swing dance. expect to see some lifts and that same indomitable spirit. >> if you want something bad enoug

>> i think the ukraine military would be an underdog. ukraine just went through a three month revolution. putin struck ukraine at its weakest. there are about 150,000 people who served in the military, they have just mobilized. they have had some time to prepare out east. what is going on in eastern ukraine is russian speaking, but remember ethically ukranian regions is that you have infiltrate tors coming across the border from russia, you have a really intensive russian special operations kgb -- >> you reported when were over there that there were some of these russians coming in, they were actually russian citizens who had been brought in, bused in, to wave the flag and -- >> sure. and the ones picking fights with people, the guy who raised the flag on the city hall was a russian citizen who was from across the border in russia itself. there is some support for russia in these parts. they watch russian television. but there was never a separatist problem in this part of ukraine until a few weeks ago. >> ukraine has now asked the unite

stan >> san ford was an underdog against new mexico and kansas. they beat both. so how did they respond against dayton? stanford alumni richard sherman and condi rice. johnny dawkins. first half, the flyers pass around stanford's own defense, and jordan sibert nails one of his three-pointers. dayton up by 13. second half. stanford tries to get back in it. gets the hoop and the foul. whittle down the lead. dayton pound the ball inside to take stanford out of the game. scoochie smith gets it. dayton gets the foul call. the lead stays to 12 with under seven to play. 11 different flyers got on the score shoot. they out-shot stanford by 10. they beat the cardinals 82-72. for more, here's vern glenn. >> reporter: well dennis, an athletic double digit seeded team wowed the audience and it wasn't the stanford men. >> we didn't play stanford basketball. that hurts me. that hurts me pretty bad, the fact that the last game i will ever play as a stanford basketball player had to go down like that. >> those guys left their legacy. they left their legacy. they were able to com

we have the best system we always have the insecurity to be the underdog. queer look down on by europe in to the soviet union in the puritan origins of impulse control but it has always been an interplay which makes america of what it is of rules of immigrants but it's a good way you have new energy but what we say at the end of the book for the first time in our entire history maybe we were left with major superiority complex at the expense of the other two. so which has massive problems anyway is tempered to prove herself. >> would you want a country to have the triple package? you have to have been intelligent answer first. superiority complex make countries do terrible things. we argue that america has available a sense of the exceptionally if that can be the basis of the american superiority complex in terms of superiority i would be willing to say they could use a dose of impulse control was so many domains to stop borrowing and there is a good argument to we made with times of adversity. with the perverse silver lining with the military problems we h

he was for the underdog. ira hayes, native americans. fulsome prison. much you stumbled fell or how far you got from god, do not give up. you can still be redeemed. as someone says, keep the faith. tavis: appreciate it. how influential was that music that cash was hearing with developing his own sound and beyond gospel, what are the elements, the ingredients that helped him create his own song styling? rex he grew up mainly gospel, not just country gospel. -- when he knocked on elvis,llips' door after he did not want to be the next elvis presley. he wanted to be a gospel singer. sam phillips said he cannot sell -- we cannot sell gospel music. he turned to secular music. as soon as he got to columbia he went back and started doing gospel music. secular music and gospel music, sometimes combining them. ne," every now -- everyone knows this is a message to his wife. in his heart he was saying i would be faithful in a different way. he was talking in a religious way. he winked at me and said that was my first gospel hit. even though sam phillips never knew

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coming up...is an underdog stock about to surprise the market? that's in chart talk. and... power play...why big companies are acquiring the little guys in bulk. we'll be right back!! here to help us kick off the weekend...alan knuckman and scott shellady are joining us for traders unplugged. ready to go a few rounds guys? here's topic number 1-takeover targets- morgan stanley has a list of 44 companies it considers takeover possibility. after looking for the list-- which do you like? alan: you're really going to like this answer. i don't know. i don't have an answer. actually i think morgan stanley who compiled the list is probably the best investment. but it's a very helpful sign that markets are strong because who wants to take over a company if you could see it sell off and get it cheaper than it is now? scott: unlike alan i actually did my homework. you can tell by his answer that he didn't and that's why he's dressed in black and he's the undertaker. but because of the knuckmancare i.e, obamacare i think that ultimately some of these insurance companies will be benefac

sometimes people pick the underdog. we know who bought a lottery ticket worth $2 million. a cab driver matched five of the six numbers in the mega millions drawing tuesday. this after purchasing the ticket at a liquor store. the family plans to use it for medical treatment and loans. >> we're waiting for the winner from hayward to claim their prize after matching five of the numbers minus the powerball wednesday. that worth more than $2 million sold at a 7-11 on harder road. it's amazing. >> we're having a string of winners. checking in now and getting a look at the traffic and seeing how you're doing on the roads this morning. >> good morning. a stream of winners, that's the positive side, i keep saying i just lose on the lottery. a smooth drive through fremont, passing by where the mega millions winner was a couple weeks ago, a month ago, seems like a long time ago. moves smoothly now and the map shows you the same area. no problems down toward mission. your speed sensors, pick your path, a smooth drive. the dumbarton bridge where it says east palo alto shows the yellow.

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but first it has to get past another underdog.vega is live on the stanford campus where students have caught a serious case of march madness. i hope they are okay, janine. [laughter] >> reporter: yes, they are. many of the people that we stopped here on the stanford campus say they will be watching the game tonight and cheering the cardinal men on when they play in memphis tonight. now, this is a first time that stan fmpd has made it to the -- stanford has made it to the sweet 16 since 2008. stanford was considered an underdog several weeks ago. they lost three straight games. but they turned things around. this march they've been playing their best basketball beating new mexico and kansas to advance to the sweet 16. tonight they will play against dayton, a team also considered to be an underdog. stanford fans are getting revved up. >> i'm excited. i had them going far in the bracket and until the sweet 16. they made my prediction go right so far. i'm hoping they keep it up and go to the elite 8. >> reporter: getting this far in t

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last night the dayton flyers continued their underdog heroics this time against stanford. >> dayton wonhis by ten clinching their first trip to the elite eight since 1984. that set off a massive street celebration near the campus. fans gathering, maybe even making plans where they'll watch tomorrow night's big game. that's when dayton will face florida. >>> last night's other winners were arizona and wisconsin. >> as for the pros, some of last night's highlights from espn. >> good morning, america. welcome to this "sportscenter" update. jay harris, kenny mayne. lots of march madness. you want to begin. >> oh, it's madness in a different way in the nba. >> oh, my bad. >>> 76ers trying to stop that awful losing streak. they lost 25 straight. they're hanging in. tied at 43, but then the rockets would just run off. dwight howard, he's tall. gets the rebound and the bucket plus one. 17 rebounds, make that 17 points. you know what, there are a lot of problems in the calling of this game too because there's so much ineptitude all over the place. that was terrence jones, james harden. another l

in "the wolf of wall street," that was an awesome performance, but you know you want to see the underdoghasn't had his shot yet. he's a brilliant actor. >> he's a brilliant actor. you got to think he's going to get his chance sooner or later. and i guess it's going to be later, but hopefully he'll get one. >>> the very brave high school kid who asked the nfl cheerleader to be his prom date. he is mike ramirez of crosby high school in houston. >> yep, he messaged a houston texans cheerleader privately on twitter asking to be his prom date if he got 10,000 retweets. it's caitlyn. there she is. and how could she possibly refuse? >> i thought it was just the tweetest thing ever and i immediately said yes, and i confirmed it with my coach and the texans and it kind of took off from there. >> no matter dreams, you can't hit unless you swing, so just chase your dreams. >> you did. >> yes, and i captured one. >> wow. >> he's got it right. congratulations to mike. good job. >> as you might imagine, he took a good bit of ribbing from his friends who thought there was just no chance of it happening

ucf, they were a 17-point underdog, as i recall. we all know how that turned out.very strong team. look how they did in the fiesta bowl. we feel in the end, it is what you do on the field, on the court that matters. we are building a strong conference. we will continue to talk about our teams. i am pleased to talk to you about it. >> mike, we talked earlier in the program with jeff kessler, a lawyer representing players suing to be paid. a lot of people think it makes sense since these players up to generate millions and millions and millions of dollars for programs like yours. what happens if he wins that suit? what will you do then? >> first of all, i do not want to cross that bridge at this point. i don't think they will win. i hope they don't. in the end, i think of scholarship is extremely valuable. there are other enhancements we are providing to student athletes. you do not have to go to these programs. you don't have to go to college. it is a privilege to be a student athlete in that respect. the money that comes in funds a lot of programs that never earn a

as a part of that, the agreement has unleashed a clash of the underdogs. for your favorite ncaa tournament moment in history and see how far that moment goes. when a trip to the 2015 final for next year. a great opportunity to tie in march madness and do more to improving on a day-to-day basis. charles: i became a steph curry fan watching you in college. good luck to you guys this season, we appreciate it. >> thank you very much for having me. charles: okay. the major health insurers saying premiums will go up thanks to obamacare. your reaction on facebook and twitter is next. and the man who correctly predicted every state in the 2012 elections now says he knows what will happen in the midterms. we will tell you what he is predicting right after the break. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what ret