. >>> still ahead tonight, riot police called out as the university of kentucky celebrates a big win over louisville. >>> plus, dramatic video of a toddler being pulled from a well. >>> and they call it the million mustache march. what these demonstrators are demanding from >>> these riders you're looking at are actually excited college students. celebrations got out of hand near the university of kentucky last the basketball team beat louisville to make it to the finals of the ncaa tournament. fans swarmed the streets, ov overturning cars and setting furniture on fire. police pepper sprayed the people. about 10 were arrested. >>> rescue workers had to pump oxygen into the well so the boy could breathe while they worked to get him out. it took several attempts to pull him to safety. they finally got to him and took him to a hospital for treatment. >>> up next, former president clinton and his daughter chelsea hitting the streets. their effort to spruce up a d.c. neighborhood. >>> well, chuck says rain is on the way for some of us. he'll tell us who is going to need an umbrella and for

>>> but first, celebration turned into chaos on the campus of the university of kentucky. as fans set fires, flipped cars and look at this, hurled beer cans into crowds who were cheering their team to victory in the final four. brought out the riot police. john muller? john, i can only imagine if kentucky didn't win the game. >> reporter: you know it's always sad when the action off the court upstages the action on the court. some intense video and pictures. at least ten people arrested. while wildcats fans go wild in the streets of lexington. a massive fireball in the middle of state street, an overturned car set ablazed. as crazed kentucky fans go wild in the streets of lexington. riot after their team wins passage to the ncaa final four finals. the alcohol-fuelled mayhem, disturbing. he quickly gets pushed around by other fans and staggers. suddenly, a car is violently flipped right behind him. it doesn't stop there. armed with beer bottles, fans climb on top of the cars to cheers of others. all this after a basketball game. a big one as kentucky won the battle of the b

but the party is just getting started for the university of kentucky wildcats.hey are this year's men's college basketball national champions. >> kentucky had kansas down nearly last night's title game in new orleans. they led by as many as 18 points in the first half and were ahead by 15 with about five minutes to play. >> some nerves may have shaken a little bit. kentucky wins its eighth national title. congrats to the wildcats. i have two friends from kentucky in new orleans for that game. i'd give them a shout-out but i'm sure they're passed out. >> hopefully they put some money on it. >> we'll be right back with more after this. ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by that's my jam cd set. ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ pop goes the world [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods... a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. pop in. stand out. >>> here'

of the plane and he helped douse the flames. >>> in lexington, kentucky, police were braced for violence regardless of whether the wildcats won college basketball's title game or not. turns out the university of kentucky dominated the game and local police, many of them in riot gear, struggled to control the rowdy fans. dozens of nuisance fires and one report of someone firing a gun in the direction of police and fire crews. >> it's scary. it's scary. you're out to celebrate and enjoy and have a good time and so excited and something like that happens. >> celebrations did not seem as volatile as saturday night when 20 cars were torched. kentucky won its game to secure a chance in last night's championship matchup with kansas. >>> talk about brighter side of basketball. let's head to new orleans. the site of that title game where we find carlos diaz this morning. it was a wild night. >> reporter: it was a very wild night here in new orleans. we drove by bourbon street around 3:45 a.m. and the kentucky fans were still chanting we are the champions on bourbon street. they've been waiting 14 years for this national championship. the school now has eight national championships making it the sec

i assisted a professor at the patterson school of diplomacy international commerce at the university of kentucky thank you thank you. but take a look at some other news now from around the world the south. bradley manning accused of leaking u.s. government secrets to wiki leaks has failed in his attempt to persuade the judge to throw out the most serious charge against him crime of aiding the enemy carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment he hasn't entered a plea to any of the charges or decided whether he tried judge or jury set to begin september. medical students in the believe in the capital of the. crucifixions in protest of a new law extending the doctors' work day by two hours others are calling for the resignation of the nation's health minister carried signs in the room blood these demonstrations continue among the protest by doctors which has forced the closure of several public hospitals in the past few weeks. tens of thousands of new wages gather the cross the country to single children so. this great game is being used to brainwash the youth nine hundred seventy so my children

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life and went to school in tennessee and a seminary in michigan and then law school of the university of kentucky. >> how long have you been at liberty? >> since the early 1990's and liberty counsel with the national public interest law firm and for that became a friend of dr. falwell and pat symbol with back to thomas jefferson which church wasn't about to hold land or disposal of other corporations and the goblet over to under the constitution and from those quote dr. full billion talking about the idea of law school and the was in the 90's he has made the first time to be the dena and i declined, the second time i declined in the third time i became the dean for 2,006. i have a couple more books in the process of developing to read about the freedom we do have in america and activism and motivation. i've been moved by reading biographies of others like them so my desire is to impose a new generation to respond we've been talking with match, the dean of the university law school of the university also professor of law and of this book the turtle vigilance the handbook for defending your religio

. >> guest: i went to college and seminary in michigan and then went to law school at the university of kentucky lexington. >> host: how long have you been at liberty. >> guest: i founded liberty council, national public interest law firm, and through that became friend of dr. farwell and litigated some historyache cases in virginia that extend back to thomas jefferson in which church were not allowed to hold land like other corporations, and we ultimately got that overturned after a couple hundred year law under the united states constitution. and from those conversations with dr. farwell, we gap talking about the idea of a law school, and that was in the 1990s, and the law school opened in 2004, and dr. far well asked me to be the dean. i declined. he asked me a second time, i decleaned ex-and when he asked me the third time i ultimately became the dean of the law school in 2006. >> host: do you have another book? >> guest: i have one book in the process of developing. one is about the freedoms we have in america and also about activism and motivation i've been very moved by reading biographie

police on the university of kentucky campus plan to crack down today as the school's basketball team for the national championship. >>> out of control celebrations led to riots and arrests on campus over the weekend when wildcats fans got too wild. it's monday, april 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everyone. i'm tanya rivero in for paula faris. >> i'm t.j. winick in for rob nelson. >> t & t. >> the unrest on the kentucky campus led to dozens of arrest and they do not want the crowd to get out of hand again. they expect a different and much more orderly scene as the wildcat goes for the championship. >> crazy images out there. >>> also this morning, the powell family strategy. susan powell's loved ones are expressing outrage and demanding to know why her husband josh was never arrested. he killed himself and their two young sons in an explosion two months ago. >>> and later this half hour, it's obvious we did not win friday's record mega millions jackpot. >> because we're here. >> we're back at work. but the world is waiting to see who did

. >> and at university of kentucky students run wild after their team advances to the national championship. >> and a famous writer >> after nearly a week of searching, the body of a famous long-distance runner has been found in new mexico. he went on a 12 mile run on tuesday and never returned. he's best known for his book "born to run." his body was found in a remote area of wilderness. an autopsy will be performed to determine the cause of death. >> it was quite a scene in kentucky with celebrations in the street of lexington following a victory against a rival. they flipped cars and hurled beer cans. police arrested more than a dozen people. police are preparing for more potential riots after tomorrow's scheduled game against kansas. >> she is back -- set your alarm to catch katie couric on "good morning america." >> i'm thrilled to say "good morning america." >> we are thrilled to have you. >> its her first time back on television since she left the today show. she is substituting for robbing -- up -- substituting for robin roberts. >> walking for his fellow wounded veterans -- how one

your team, the university of kentucky won -- >> eight, the numbers. >> jimmy: ncaa title. >> today isg day. we're looking good for number nine. >> jimmy: you are serious, you are not the fair weather fans that shows up the end. yes? >> i love my basketball team. and people think i'm an exaggerated form of a kentucky nut but i'm just a really generic run of the mill kentucky fan. we are all bonkers. >> jimmy: you went to a lot of games in the tournament? >> this season, i was able to attend six games. i was there to see us defeat north carolina and the university of louisville -- twice. and then i was able to go to the second round, which is really the third round but the play-in games are really woboring and t elite eight, the semis and the championship game. >> jimmy: do you do the brackets? >> of course i do the brackets, one what i think and one what i hope. and this year, they were one in the same. >> jimmy: oh, they were, yeah. because you feel disloyal when you pick another team, you know -- i always just pick the team i like. then i feel like -- i feel guilty about picking a te

of fans swarmed kentucky streets after a victory over their rival louisville. got pretty wild out there. officers tried their best to control the wildcat fans last night near the university of kentucky campus. the crowds overturned cars. police arrested 20 people but say none of the injuries were serious and the property damage was not that severe. >> the gop campaign is now moving into maryland. on tuesday voters will go to polls. a win for mitt romney would almost give him an insurmountable win but tonight santorum says he will move on. >> reporter: mitt romney took aim at president obama. >> he doesn't know what's going on in this country, he doesn't know what the future looks like. >> reporter: the president is too comfortable with trillion dollars deficits that could sink the u.s. economy says romney. he leads rival rick santorum in the wisconsin polls and in the over all delegate count. the former pennsylvania senator is vowing to stay in the race even if he loses tuesday's wisconsin delegates. >> less than half the delegates have been selected and we're going to fight the fight to make sure we can win. >> reporter: but there's a growing call within the republican

that is beading green at the art museum at university of kentucky that is the early today event of the day. >>> bill, thanks so much. >>> an early look at headlines in entertainment. reports an alleged ffling prove costly for simon coyell he had a laptop and wallet stolen in october. police used security footage to tracked down the woman who handed over the woman and wallet minus the cash. >>> police in southern california say they arrested a security guard and recovered five vintage guitars stolen from tom petty and the heart breakers. a break in the case came when one of the instruments was pawned in hollywood. >>> nicki minaj has given 11 million fans a digital time-out. she deactivated her twitter account after a fan site leaked unrelease the song clips to her followers. >>> finally, could kim kardashian be setting her sights on a political career? i can't say that with a straight face. in a new clip from e's he could lee and lamar, she plans to run for mayor of glendale, california, in five years because it's like armenian town. >>> this comes from wrc, news 4 in washington, d.c.,

. >>> police near the university of kentucky say they are ready to control the crowds after tonight'smadness title game. they were forced to make adjustments after fans got out of control on saturday night. more than two dozen people were arrested after some people tornled couches and set a car on fire. >>> if there is going to be celebrating in lexington, the wildcats have to beat the kansas jayhawks first. the two teams are the winningest in college history. >>> i'm chris cotter with your" spor sportscenter" update. >>> the women take the floor. baylor up three early. then her teammate, odyssey simms. second half, baylor extends the lead, up eight. brittney griner only scored 13 points. her teammates picked her up. baylor advances. 59-47. the second game, notre dame and uconn. 20 seconds left. tied at 65-65. kelly with the steal. she's going to take it the other way. can't make a bucket. she gets found. she would make two free throws. schooler d skylar diggens. uconn trying to end it. hayes, can't get the shot off in time, we go to overtime. uconn down one, diggens, the all-american

of kentucky. out-of-hand celebrations have dozens behind bars this morning. university of kentucky fans flooded the streets of lexington shortly after their national championship victory. most of the arrests are for alcohol violations. but police say couches and at least one car were set on fire. the car also crashed into a brick wall out a restaurant. the driver had minor injuries. nobody else was hurt. >>> those arrests have somewhat overshadowed a dominating win by the most dominant team in college basketball. the kentucky wildcats took the crown with the 67-59 win over the kansas jayhawks. duron lamm led with 22 points, helping them jump to the 14-point leave at the half and 16-point half late in the second. kansas did make it interesting late in the game, pulling to within five points with just over a minute left. ken condition lost just two games on the season -- kentucky lost just two games on the season. their eighth national championship win. congratulations. >> i would be ticked off if i were a player, though. >> why? >> i just won a national championship and

and taught almost four decades at the university of kentucky. there he mentored many thesis and his students teach history and the history of the vietnam war. george also served in the best journal doing diplomatic history and he also served as president of the society for the american foreign relations. he made his greatest contribution at least in my judgment as a scholar. among his books sold half a million copies and the basic text that hundreds of under graduates have stormed their view of the vietnam war. his study of the entire history of american foreign relations called the super power of american foreig

he taught almost four decades at the university of kentucky. there he mentored many ph.d. thesis, and his students teach throughout the land teaching history of the vietnam war. george also served as editor of the best -- probably the best journal doing diplomatic history, called diplomatic history. he also served as president of the society for historians of american foreign relations. but he made his greatest contribution, at least in my judgment, as a scholar. among his books are "america's longest war," which in four editions has sold well over half a million copies. and has been the basic text which so many undergraduates, thousands of undergraduates in our country have formed their view of the vietnam war. his managerial study of the american history foreign relations keeps him in the top rank of our scholars. his book entitled "lbj in vietnam: a different kind of war," creates an almost perfect perch from which

. >>> plus, the celebration of the university of kentucky's basketball championship gets a little out of hand. first, though, scott pelley ha a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news." >> last year he took on his state's public employee unions. now he could become just the third governor in u.s. history to be recalled from office. we will talk to wisconsin's scott walker tonight on the "cbs evening news." s evening news." d chantix worked . it's a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you devel

international politics from the patterson school of diplomacy and international commerce at the university of kentucky. she also is a sum ma cum laude graduate of western kentucky university with degrees in history and broadcasting. please join me in welcoming our moderator and our panel. [ applause ] >> thank you all very much and heidi, thank you so much for that great introduction. our debate tonight could not be more timely since the talks between iran and the p5-plus-1, the permanent five members of the u.n. security council and germany, are expected to resume this month although if you've been following the news, the site and the date of that event is still being worked out. but assuming that they do indeed happen, they'll take place against a backdrop of he ever tightening sanctions that iran calls a bullying tactic and against the threat of possible u.s. or israeli military action if iran does not stop the activities that the west suspects are intended to produce nuclear weapons. iran says that the sanctions will not deter it and it claims that its nuclear program is peaceful. so how effective

. >>> celebrations turned violent after the university of kentucky won the ncaa basketball championship. overnight there was a shooting and riots now under investigation. >>> three will face a judge at 9:00 this morning. michael davis, crawford and randolph wilkesens were arrested as a wells fargo bank last month. they robbed a woman and insulted her perceived sexuality. they will be arraigned for felony robbery and hate crimes. >>> police arrested occupied protesters who had taken over a san francisco building. ktvu channel 2 morning news had the only cameras on the scene which was owned by the archdiocese of san francisco. protesters claimed the building had been vacant and it should be used for health services and education. they say they plan to rent the building out to help pay for student scholar ships. >> the group that was inside had no intention of leaving and they saw there were large piles of bricks, buckets of paint and other items on the roof that were positioned to be used as weapons. >> investigators say there was graffiti, damaged fixtures and doors inside and the protes

. >>> and in lexington, kentucky, things turned ugly after the university of kentucky beat louisville in final four basketball in new orleans. thousands of fans took to the streets near the campus, overturning cars and setting fires. at least ten people were injured and the same number were arrested. officials say there will be tighter security when kentucky plays kansas in tomorrow night's national championship in lexington. >>> we wanted to show you some of the hundreds of landmarks around the world that went dark last night during the annual earth hour. to draw attention to climate change. the iconic sydney harbor bridge, the eiffel tower in paris, berlin, the great wall of china and new york's empire state building were among the many landmarks that took part. >>> and up next, hoping for new hits by dipping into the hollywood time machine. >>> if our final story were a movie, the plot line might go something like this. facing unprecedented competition, a storied industry tries to revive its fortunes by borrowing heavily from hits and stars of the past. this is in fact what's going

pretty wild scene, officers tried their best to control the rowdy fans near the university of kentucky to the street, flipping over cars and some people even left couches on fire. there was no serious injuries or property damages. >>> nfl season may be over, in a few weeks a different kind of football will take over. tonight, monique has more on the international soccer matchup. . >> reporter: previous matches, had thousands of fans packing into energy bank stadium. now, after a year hiatus, european soccer is come back to baltimore. >> as soon as they notified us the game was on, we kind of went nuts. we are looking forward to the game. >> reporter: this is video from the first matchup from 2009. now two premiere teams will face off where the ravens usually play. >> there are a lot of soccer fans, a lot of fans interested in european soccer and bringing these great teams and clubs over here. >> reporter: roy summerhoff said that the first game was like a football game. >> we hope bee will get a great townout here. >> reporter: stadium officials say it's important to keep the seats fil

kentucky's big win over louisville in the final four. take a look at what happened in lexington. the victory celebrations turning into destruction. thousands of fans just flooding the streets near the university of kentucky campus. you can see setting cars on fire, set a couch on fire out there. more than two dozen arrested and facing criminal charges while some injuries were also reported. >>> now, back to the real madness. the kentucky wildcats set to take on the kansas jayhawks tonight. kentucky and kansas, the two winningest programs in college basketball history, mike's ucla close in there. if kentucky wins it, it'll be the eighth national championship, kansas shooting for number four. if you're a gambling person, kentucky, six-point favorite, tip-off, at the super dome in new orleans, that's at 6:23. set your clocks pacific time tonight. >>> on the women's side, the road to the championship was cut short again for stanford. cardinals faced off in the final four against undefeated baylor. stanford took the lead in the second half. it was all baylor after that getting the win. stanford women's basketball team is only the fourth program in history to reach five straight final fours but has

. >>> several hundred police will be at the university of kentucky during the big game, hoping to prevent riots and destruction that happened saturday after the wildcats won over rival louisville. students and kentucky fans took to the streets overturning cars and setting more than 50 fires before riot police came in. kentucky players are trying to help keep fans calm, going on twitter and telling support force behave tonight. >>> meanwhile, the women's national championship game is set. notre dame forced overtime late against the university of connecticut and pulled away in ot to advance to their second straight national title game. they'll face the juggernaut baylor bears who dated stanford to advance to the finals. led by superstar brittany greiner, they looking to cap a perfect season, the first ever in men's or women's college basketball. >> impressive. >>> while we wait to learn the winners of the historic mega millions jackpot, we have learned that recent drawings have generated millions for virginia schools. the virginia lottery says tickets bought between late january and last fr

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of the ugly scene on the campus overnight. police in lexington kentucky embracing for new violence after university of kentucky fans went on a rampage celebrating the 44 win. >> reporter: passion hit the lexington skies as cars burned openly on state street. what started as a celebration of a win quickly descended into mayhem, thousands of alcohol fueled wildcat fans whipping each other into a frenzy. fans climbed on top of cars to the cheers of others. hear are officers screams to partiers, down, down, get off the car. >> get off the car. >> reporter: police were out in force giving a whole new meaning to march madness. revelers torched these cars. by the time it was over up to two dozen arrests but no serious injuries. meanwhile, louisville mourned their loss gracefully and without incident, all this after a basketball game, a big one as kentucky won the battle of the bluegrass state beating louisville 69-61 to advance to the ncaa finals. of course for thousands the only experience was to celebrate -- intention was to celebrate. police tried to close the streets but they were outnumbered and showed restrained -- restraint. the cro

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justice thomas just spoke last week at the university of kentucky. that won the national basketball championship recently. >> you noticed! we got sold just as we came in. >> here commented he's never heard a harsh word or unkind word spoken in conference in which the nine justices meet. how important is civility and the work of the court? >> i think it's vital. it's a small group of nine. i think it's exceedingly important that everyone be polite and kind and pleasant to each other. i think that's vital. you have to disagree on the merits of things. you can disagree agreeably. i think that's very important and the court does well on that score, i think. >> how is it preserved when there is turn over on the court? i think clair kushman has written in her book that for example, justice ginsburg gave you the chambers manual to assist you or the other ways in whi which. >> finding out all the secrets. >> within his chambers. >> within his chambers. >> he said don't open this until you are confirmed. maybe it will be a little bit of help. my first is to u

in kentucky, riot police had to use pepper spray to control the crowd at the university of kentucky. they swarmed the streets near campus and started to overturn cars an even set couches on fire. this was a form of celebration after kentucky beat louisville in the final four matchup last night. >> still ahead on 11 news at 6:00, it's the beginning of holy week. pope benedict holds a special mass at the vatican and we will give you a look at that, plus a baltimore favorite is back. we take a trip to the farmer's market. all the details straight ahead. buying this juicer online was unbelievable. what a bargain! [ female announcer ] sometimes a good deal turns out to be not such a good deal. but new bounty gives you value you can see. in this lab demo, one sheet of new bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leading ordinary brand. so you can clean this mess with half as many sheets. bounty has trap and lock technology to soak up big spills and lock them in. why use more when you can use less? new bounty. the clean picker upper. >> pope benedict delivered a message of u

. >> in fact, justice thomas just spoke this week at the university of kentucky, which won the national basketball championship recently. >> oh, you noticed and he commented that he's never heard a harsh word or unharsh word. >> i think it's vital. i think it's exceedingly important that everyone be polite and kind and i think it's very important and the court does well on that score, i think. >> how does it preserve when there's turnover on the court? i know court watchers that, for example, justice white gave you his chambers manual to assist you. are there other ways in which -- >> i didn't know there was a manual. >> it's where all of the secrets are. >> it was the internal operations within his chambers. >> oh, within his chambers. >> he sent it to me in the d.c. circuit and he said don't open this until you're confirmed but when kwlour confirmed, maybe it will be a little help. >> oh, good. >> so my job every year is to update it and i gave my manual to sonia when they came on board. so that was a tremendous and do you think that the other branches of government should emulate it

. >> at the university of kentucky turned violent overnight. >>> a group of students overturned cars and light vehicles and couches on fire. they posted this on you tube as well as the school's online newspaper. they were dispatched to the school and used pepper spray to break up the crowd. officers had been preparing for the possibility of post game violence even though it was the semifinalle game and not the championship game. there were about 15 arrests and 13 separate fires. there were also a few minor injuries. coming up in eight minutes, we will have highlights of the victory that set off the rioting. and stanford university prepares for the final four and against one of the most dominating players in college basketball. >>> today the highway patrol begin as crackdown on distracting driver. they are looking for people who are eating or doing other dangerous things behind the wheel. they say distracted driving can lead to speeding and a number of other violations without the driver realizing it. the rain is gone but the win and temperatures have gone down. want to check in with

police in lexington, kentucky, are bracing for new violence after some university of kentucky fans won'tn a rampage into the wee hours of the morning to celebrate the kentucky basketball win. rioters flipped cars and people are wondering, what will happen tomorrow night when they play for the national title. abc john muller on what went wrong and what is next. >> reporter: flames and passion lit the lexington skies a cars burned openly on state street. what started as a celebration of win quickly descended into mayhem. thousands of fans whipping each other into a frenzy. armed with beer bottles and bravado, fans climbed on top of cars to the cheers of others. and the officers screamed to the partiers, down, down, get off the car. police were out in force, giving a new meaning to march madness. watch as revelers torched this overturned car. and it wasn't just cars. some burned anything they could find. by the time it was over, two dozen arrests and no serious injuries. meanwhile louisville mourn their loss gracefully and without incident. all this after a basketball game a big one, as ken

. >>> well the university of kentucky and the university of kansas will fault tonight -- battle tonighthe college championship. they are looking for the second national challenge in four years. they beat ohio advancing and going for an 8th championship and they beat louisville saturday night. >> 40 and all in the history of college basketball, there is more for 2. >> look at him, 6-foot 8-inch tall, it is too much for the stanford cardinal. stanford women lost last night, 59-47. bailer will play notre dame and if they win they will become the first team to win 40 games in a season. >> she is phenomenal. >> way to go. it was a great season. >> 6:18 let's check in with sal for traffic. >>> for example those metering lights have been turned on and there is a crowd now not only to pay the money but also to get through the metering lights and no major problems if you are on the bridge. if you are driving on interstate 880, northbound and southbound here. looks pretty good, heading down to the airport if you are going down that way, no problems a little bit of slowed traffic on 880. let's go

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