xavier puts on a show and knocks off number one. xavier 90 to 83. much more ahead in sports... including what the xavier players had to say right after their big win. the xavier campus erupted after the win.. one of the biggest in the school's history. nine on your side's john genovese joins us live from campus. john. the energy here was electric from start to finish. with every seat taken-at the half it looked good and by the end of this game fans say this is the year they've been waiting for lets go>> standing room only at the cintas center 25:29<> from the moment the muskateers took the court-22:27> these fans knew 10:07 knew we had a great chance - we knew - tough place to play" *this* was the team to beat 40:15<> with high intensity - from start to finish 8:51"i think this whole team played well - you had miles putting up points, trayvon putting up points, everyone did their job"the clock counting down-9:29"they get it done and they did - they really did" they took on the best-11:05"i would've been thrilled with a win by 1

xavier: we need to get regulations done by next year. this law should be in operation by the end of next year, and we want to make sure we have reached out, the process of passing regulations is a consuming one because you have to make sure you use all parties and all corners. it is a process that we will undertake with serious effort. i think we will get it done by the time we are supposed to under the statute. >> how similar is the california law to the european privacy law? xavier: there are similarities. gdrp in europe dates california's consumer privacy act. in some areas it is more expensive than our california law, and in some areas california's law is more innovative. we track each other in many respects. we try to provide consumers on the internet some sense of , offer, choice transparency. at the same time, offer the industry innovation. let them continue to develop. it should be a win-win for everyone. >> with california's law specifically, tech companies have taken issue with that law and are seeking changes to it in the next

he went to xavier. he and his staff went to xavier and talked with xavier about how the musketeers, their defensive system, and so they run the same defensive system. >> ron: pat klein defense. dino and pat kelsey, who is now with xavier, met with some of the xavier coaches and got a little lesson in how they do it. >> dan: another missed free throw. that's five in the first half, and i think three of them have been the front end of the 1-1. leaving a lot of points at the line. >> ron: crawford has to give it up to taylor. here is crawford. redford is being shadowed all over the place by clark. clark not giving him any room at all. 12 to shoot. here comes the double. a little ball fake. aminu puts up the hands. they'll count the basket by mclean and we have a whistle. >> dan: that's not a good foul by al-farouq aminu. that was a really good shot by mclean, but this is a situation, they're in a tough disadvantage defensively, and if you're going to foul the guy, foul him at least sow doesn't put the ball

a 6-0 run by xavier. a spin move, sees a triple team and he is fouled. >> dan: wake forest has one of the top three-point defenses in the country, but it's really difficult to defend any basket intransition. nobody is around redford. it's hard to find him in transition. i tell you what, when this kid gets his feet set, he just doesn't miss. >> ron: he led the a-10 last year, leads them this year in three-point percentage, but even in today's shoot around this morning, gaudio was telling his team you do not leave this guy open. somebody has to pick him up the second he's in the ball game. >> dan: and that's all and well when you can find him. but this was a scramble situation. you can't always find him. >> ron: aminu missing the second free throw. the lead is just one, just about 12 minutes left in the first half. aminu with a rejection! his 15th of the year. >> dan: that's a

xavier moving on to the third round! xavier will meet lehigh on sunday here in greensboro. two and the seven both fall here. mike brey's notre dame team and his old meantor mike krzyzewski and the blue devils lose in the nighttime session. the tournament continues now on tnt and trutv. coverage on cbs begins tomorrow at noon eastern. for clark kellogg and tracy wolfson, jim nantz saying so long from greensboro. we'll send it to our studios we'll send it to our studios after this. growing these out any more, makes me look like my dad... in the 70's... man. now this makes me look a bit too...artistic! [ shivers ] in the winter i grow it out... but i keep it tight. it's not like i'm hibernating. [ male announcer ] master your style... even trimming, a close shave, and accurate edging... with the new gillette fusion proglide styler. every bit of hair means something. ♪ greg g.: welcome back to our new york studios and "road to the final four," everyone. i'm greg gumbel along with greg anthony, kenny smith and charles barkley. let's wrap up the scoreboard. in the game just compl

that's his fourth foul. >> ron: and one on a xavier assistant. >> dan: the xavier bench gets a technical and l.d. williams gets a technical. the xavier bench can't foul out of the game. l.d. williams, who is their best defensive players, he's had his hands full with crawford the entire night, now he's picked up his fourth personal foul with 16:16 left in the game. for xavier you have your starting big guys both with three personal fouls, but for wake forest you have your best defensive player on the bench with four fouls, and you have al-farouq aminu playing with three. >> ron: mcfarland also playing with three. inside, can't get it to go, but another whistle and another foul. very physical ball game tonight. >> dan: it's just like a conference game. >> ron: exactly. >> dan: when you get in conference play, whether the acc or the a-10, the teams know one another so well that it's very difficult to have it look smooth and fluid, and as we mentioned before, these coaches have very close ties to one another both personally and professionally. they know one another so well, it's just like co

xavier: everyone has to follow rule. if you want to operate in california, you know you have to follow certain rules. you can only drive at a certain speed, you have to send your kids to school, and if you want to open a business, there are rules you have to follow. it is nothing different for any company, whether a tech complete -- company or not, so we have to find a direction that best fits the needs of california. we do not have rogue companies trying to do business in california. peter: joining us is steven overly from "politico" to look at some of the issues you're facing here. steven: hi, i wanted to open with a question about california's new privacy law passed earlier this year, and we saw updates to that law. i want to talk about where things stand with your office in terms of writing those rules and digesting the law that was passed. xavier: thanks for being with us and letting me join you with questions. i will tell you right now, we're in the thick of it. we are writing regulations to implement our privacy a

xavier moving on to the third round! xavier will meet lehigh on sunday here in greensboro. two and the seven both fall here. mike brey's notre dame team and his old meantor mike krzyzewski and the blue devils lose in the nighttime session. the tournament continues now on tnt and trutv. coverage on cbs begins tomorrow at noon eastern. for clark kellogg and tracy wolfson, jim nantz saying so long from greensboro. we'll send it to our studios we'll send it to our studios after this. growing these out any more, makes me look like my dad... in the 70's... man. now this makes me look a bit too...artistic! [ shivers ] in the winter i grow it out... but i keep it tight. it's not like i'm hibernating. [ male announcer ] master your style... even trimming, a close shave, and accurate edging... with the new gillette fusion proglide styler. every bit of hair means something. ♪ greg g.: welcome back to our new york studios and "road to the final four," everyone. i'm greg gumbel along with greg anthony, kenny smith and charles barkley. let's wrap up the scoreboard. in the game just compl

xavier was sam's alibi. so he wasn't suspected of being part of the murder, or even being at the crime scene. >> that's right, yeah. they were looking at xavier solely as an alibi witness who was lying to cover for sam. >> reporter: that's why, as detective daron wyatt now discovered, even though investigators in 1994 took blood, hair and fingerprint samples from xavier, they'd never had those tested. >> they had sent all of the evidence related to sam lopez to the crime lab, his fingerprints, his hair, his blood. but they hadn't sent anything related to xavier lopez to the crime lab. >> reporter: daron sent xavier's samples, now three years old, to the crime lab. two months later, the phone rang. >> they had positively identified a fingerprint on the trunk of cathy's car, left there by somebody closing the lid of the trunk. >> reporter: xavier's print was on the trunk of cathy's car? >> yes. >> reporter: weeks later, another call from the lab. a bloodstain on the car had tested positive for both cathy's dna

xavier: yes. erika: one important bill that did pass this week was bipartisan majorities and it was the puerto rico rescue bill, attempting to help puerto rico get out of this massive debt. you voted against it. why? the work thatect was done on that bill. it was a bipartisan bill. actually, it was voted for and against. quite honestly, it needed to see more work done like that. this is the difficulty for me. my state of california updo years back was in a very difficult economic situation with its budget. we had a budget deficit the size of most state's entire budget. their budget, not the deficit. we were going to have a difficult time. tell thent to people of my state that the way to fix our economic crisis is to slice the working wages of the byest income californians nearly half, when they had no role in this hedge fund driven debt crisis, what i want to see californians be told that the stall the would restructuring that has to go on in california to get us out of this economic difficulty wo

and move within a half-game of xavier.back to holly again. >> holly: you don't make mikal bridges, you are a star today. today you were for of 25 points. how did you dig deep and lead this team today? >> we came out and try to set the tone. that's what i tried to do. i wasn't trying to focus on my score. i was trying to defend. i was taking all my shots, i credit them for my points. but the main thing can we came up and defend it. we slacked a little bit in the second half, but we stick with it. this is a tough team. this is a tough environment to play in. just grinding through, we just kept playing. that was a 40 minute villanova shoot. >> holly: what does it say about this team? >> we know what we have to do to win. we know how to play our way for the past couple of games, we have not been playing our way. we just, you know, been a little bit selfish to each other. but now we just, you know, defensively not playing selfishly. defensively, we aren't playing selfish. just playing as a team. trying to click like that. we wi

happening now - excitment builds for the xavier game against number one villanova.... success on the basketball court is translating to lots of national publicity and business for xavier university. case in point - a televised game from the cintas center. center.that's where nine on your side's tom mckee is live with the story. people i've talked with today gotten milions of dollars worth of publicity from the basketball team's success.and, fans are buying new merchandis to back the blue and white and that means extra business for area companies. the machines were working overtime wednesdy at vesi and crable in lincoln heights.they were printing the trademark "x" on shirts for xavier and they're flying off the shelves. shelves. "xavier's been strong for a number of years, but our business this year is going to be up over 100%." 100%."but, greg visconti says business picked up even more the closer it got to the xavier villanova game. game. "just this morning, we printed some t-shirts for the villanova game that just says beat villanova, go x. we sold over 50% of them fo

xavier was sam's alibi.e scene. >> that's right, yeah. they were looking at xavier solely as an alibi witness who was lying to cover for sam. >> reporter: that's why, as detective daron wyatt now discovered, even though investigators in 1994 took blood, hair and fingerprint samples from xavier, they'd never had those tested. >> they had sent all of the evidence related to sam lopez to the crime lab, his fingerprints, his hair, his blood. but they hadn't sent anything related to xavier lopez to the crime lab. >> reporter: daron sent xavier's samples, now three years old, to the crime lab. two months later, the phone rang. >> they had positively identified a fingerprint on the trunk of cathy's car, left there by somebody closing the lid of the trunk. >> reporter: xavier's print was on the trunk of cathy's car? >> yes. >> reporter: weeks later, another call from the lab. a bloodstain on the car had tested positive for both cathy's dna and xavier's. and the detective found there was something else -- another maj

guy with a harpoon. >> xavier: that's right. >> anthony: a whole lot of rope. >> xavier: 200 metersthony: 8 meters? if the ropes get too wet you sink, if you fall overboard you die. >> xavier: you die. >> anthony: if the boat capsizes you die. >> xavier: everybody dies. you have to tow that whale to the land, rowing, a 60 ton whale. >> anthony: 60 tons? >> xavier: 60 tons metric, you know is like big. >> anthony: so what happens if everything goes well? >> xavier: well you become very rich. >> anthony:this place is the famous elkano in the seaside village of getaria, a place known and loved by chefs all over the world for what they call their paleolithic cooking. this straight up application of fire and a very few ingredients to make well, magic of a kind. ♪ rock prawn, the head and body are cooked separately. the body is served nearly raw, what they call semi-ceviche. while the heads are grilled. >> anthony: oh, that's nice. this is going to be good. >> xavier: that's very nice >> anthony: squid served the paleo way, grilled with an onion green pepper sauce. >> anthony: wow look at

more importantly in terms of people understanding the value of a xavier education regardless of where they are and understand as well that our real goal is to make sure that students are able to graduate and to move into careers that they have selected and they really are well grounded and well rooted in their respective disciplines. >> host: let's let's try ernest and rom new york. go ahead. >> caller: yes i'm retired air force and i have two sons at tennessee air force academy. historic colleges one of the first black colleges in united states of america. i didn't attend there. i was a little kid 13 or 14 years of age but i really enjoyed going up there. i lived about a mile and a half away and they were very nice people. i attended fayetteville college teachers college in north carolina and that i wanted to the air force but i want to say i think you are doing a wonderful job and i respect you and i would like to ask you -- you could like to ask a question about the college please feel free to do so and god bless you. >> guest: thank you. >> host: gladys is up next and oxen hill ma

the confucius institute has been good for xavier. it is not only enabling our students, and faculty, to study students and faculty to study abroad and to engage in research internationally across disciplines but in addition to that it also builds upon the kinds of international experiences that we are affording our students to understand how they are being developed in such a way to not only become global citizens but also to become global professionals. no longer is the day when students can really just say the only kind of opportunities they have two really enrich themselves as well as to develop themselves professionally is just through their work here in the united states. they really have to go beyond the united states. not only our graduate and professional schools are looking for these experiences but also employers are looking for these kinds of experiences because they know very well that it's those kinds of experiences that will not only broaden their businesses but also broaden the workforce in terms of the kinds of perspe

xavier 2 and 0, cincinnati 1 and 0. xavier a big road win at providence by 7 on tuesday. we'll check out some plays that were pretty important in that game. >> yeah, in the way that he attacked the offensive glass, edmond sumner with the shot from the top of the key but james bar right now they do a poor job of picking up. carington over here dunn over here. slow to the ball. trayvon blue gets it to the middle, and the big fella continued out here. getting the offensive rebound, what this guy has been able to do for xavier this year is >> fast-forwarding to the last four minutes of the game, xavier up 7, again, and another big play from a guy who we talked about last week that, you know, wasn't producing maybe as much as people thought in the unit season but told us to zip it, basically. >> well, reynolds wasn't doing enough. if they're gonna make a run, they need him, no doubt about that, we're going to see him make it happen right here. the guy's big, strong, he takes it here, gets a butt into him, gets him on the floor. goes up strong and going to go ahead and give us

xavier beat same round in 2009. jer later on are the xavier big men slow? hear one what one badger said. thanks guys... after an overnight camp out.... these reds fans were first in line to get their hands on opening day tickets! this morning the team started selling ticket packages for the upcoming games. we caught up with the very first fan in line who said... she wouldn't miss the game for anything. "i was not expecting when i got here about 8:15 yesterday to be the first one in line, but it comes with a lot of perks! so i'm glad to represent the baseball fans of cincinnati." butted to "i'm always excited for it i'm taking my son for the 14th year in a row. so it's kind of become our thing. and i've been getting more family to come each year." if you're counting down... we're only 16 days away from opening day. take a look at this... for a suspect after this mural was defaced at a women's center on thursday. staff say under the black tarp... there is an image of an interracial same-sex couple that was vandalized. workers posted a note that reads quote...

xavier and pitt. down under three minutes now. this is terrell holloway of xavier. 2:40 to play.ier leading pittsburgh 61-56. back to spokane. tim: all right, greg, thank you. and you knew that jeramey dixon's club would hang in. what a remarkable job he's done. you lose players like sam young, levance fields and yet his team on the brink of another sweet 16. mike: built a program, not a lot of mcdonald's all-americans but toughness and defense and scrap. tim: very much like these two teams. mike: very impressive offensive half for purdue. 9-14, shooting 3-5 from behind the arc. this will only be the third and fourth free throw attempts of the half, though. tim: franklin central high school in indianapolis, indiana for jajuan johnson. would love to get back there. ncaa march madness on demand is streaming every game for free. watch any game from the tournament live at ncaa.com. much different second half for jajuan jackson. we mentioned kramer's points and most have come in transition, mike, but one thing that you can constantly understand with him is he's the energizing bunny fo

. >> xavier: baby's in the house! >> anthony: pretty. >> xavier: beautiful, huh? will never be anything less than great. put a pig on a stick and turn him slowly, slowly, over a low fire. >> xavier: you want some of the skin? >> anthony: oh hell yeah. >> xavier: cheers on that. >> anthony: twenty-five minutes up into the hills from san juan, an institution that celebrates pork. the whole damn pig, in ways that can only be described as spiritual. >> xavier: he's a puerto rican samurai. >> anthony: it's incredible. >> anthony: lechonera el rancho de apa is one of many such places but this one, this one is special. apa ramos has for nearly fifty years of his life been perfecting the art of the perfect slow roasted suckling pig. he starts work at four am. ♪ it takes six hours on the slowly, slowly turning spit to get it right. >> xavier: pure knowledge, rotation, fire, time, mastering the heat because there is no thermometer or anything. and you can see it is really crispy but still really, really juicy. >> anthony: mhmm incredible. whoa what's that? that looks -- >>

xavier: also a designer. my name is xavier.nt to let you know what's been going on the last couple of weeks. we kind of realized the company was not being run the way that we wanted it to be run, so we were really focused on one single customer, and we wanted to break out on our own, and we've been doing this for 3 years. skyler: and even though that we're a new company, like, we're totally ready to go with any of the requirements that you guys might have, whether it's logistically or anything like that, so, you know, we're ready to fulfill. xavier: so, first off, thanks for coming to see us. we really appreciate it, and when it comes to everkin, we really wanted to make a case for everybody, a product for everybody. we wanted everyone to feel like kin. jon: i think it's great. sarah: i especially like that it has a story and that there's meaning to it. sunshine: cool. so what we really want to do at everkin is take what's hot and new and make it more special and make it ours. for example, on this board, we have a whole bunch o

i took that xavier's seniors. here his answer next. news concerning last night's deadly crash on the combs-hehl bridge. we have just received the mug shot of the man police say caused the crash. he is 35-year old cory lippmeier and he is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide. police say lippmeier rear-ended 41- year old scott petredis on the bridge around 9-30 last night. petredis died. police believe impairment and speed were factors in the crash. sot "sports animation" joe hplaz/gfx the season is over but... this run could be just beginning. five of xavier's top six scorers can come back next season. the one question mark is jalen reynolds who told us about turning pro - quote - 'it's in god's hands.' james farr is a senior. he lived in cincinnati for four years. i asked him what you're now asking yourself. is cincinnati cursed? a big rule change tonight at the nfl meetings. this hit on gio bernard from the bengals playoff game is now illegal. was already? it wasn't flagged... but... now it will be. startin

snow will impact your morning commute that's coming up >>> [ cheers and applause ] show down cintas, xavier verse >> cammy: well the rain has given way to snow and we are in for a few hours of this. good evening everyone, the snow is the bad news. >> rob: but the good news may be that it won't stick on the roadway. >> good evening to you, we may have a few slick spots but most the part i think we will be okay throughout the morning commute. it is going to be areas northwest where we may have problems with the slick conditions. we do have some snow showers inside the loop. pretty moderate there. up to north brook. southern brown county and northern clermont county and now, clinton county seeing a little more of that snow same for highly land county but these temperatures have fallen very fast throughout the afternoon and evening. we topped out the 61 and now we are at 34 degrees. that will have the big impact on the road temperatures. we will talk about what to expect during tomorrow. >> cammy: thank you. >>> i'm not saying be thankful for the snow but it could be worse. this is in indiana.

since xavier one this year, no. >> flat out no. we will see results in a bit. >> let's talk about the xavier villanova game, a gigantic game. villanova is like a game when they saw villanova, o6 point margin, 17 points and average 17 points and you add onto it a chance of a number one seed in the country and how will xavier respond wednesday night. >> this is not a bengals situation or losing franchise and gets to it and freaks out. situations. >> they have never lost a game inside the center and they will be playing well. >> people forget when they talk about how big a game it is for xavier and this is the best team facing both conferences and big game for them. >> is this the big game in history. >> absolutely. >> question for both of you. >> this is villanova x game. is the winner of this game wednesday guaranteed number 1 seed? >> no. too early for that. >> if villanova wins they are in a position to get it. >> if xavier beats them they have to win the big east to get a number 1 seed. >>> villanova, i think they will be number

i think chris understands xavier and hopefully he is going to stay a xavier a long time. drew " obviously with the success a lot of people are going to come knocking at the door. rightfully so, but hopefully being a cincinnati guy he will stick around. i think he will." tom "al lot of people use xavier as a stepping stone. hopefully he will be here a while and win 3 or four national titles. maybe is 20 years they will name the court after him." len "i think chris understands xavier and the benefits of greater cincinnati." riva track: fans here in stl. would like nothing better than the home town kid guide them to the final four. at the ncaa chris riva and john popovich are in saint louis for this evening's game.nine is on yor side with full coverage. tip-off is at 8:40. how do you fix hunger in the tri-state? well, as 9 on your side's kristen swilley found out it's a project that's under *can- struction.* local architects and engineers took something we all have in our cabinets... canned goods... and turn them into elaborate structures fit for a museum. but you won't just

gus: fall against xavier's andrew taylor. len: terrell holloway kept xavier in the game during regulation. it's been jordan crawford who in both overtimes has stepped up, not to take anything away from holloway, particularly in the first overtime. but crawford is feeling it right now. when kelly us walked off the floor he was holding that hand bent over but it just seems as though he's as tired as anyone out there. i talked about this being a battle of attrition. whole lot of foul trouble out there. just one away from somebody being disqualified among the key players. gus: luis colon missing the first. 42% free throw shooter. and he missed the pair. len: he's not the guy that frank martin would like out on the floor. kelly can't get in the game because there's no stoppage of the clock to allow it. gus: redford back in the game for xavier. we're tied at 91-91 in double o.t. pullen guarding crawford. and chris mack, the head coach in his first year wants a time-out. len: he might have done kansas state a favor.

xavier has earned a second seed. that was thought to be in jeopardy after the musketeers early exit from the big east conference tournament. but they're in as a 'number two'. and almost as good, if you're a xavier fan, you can drive to see them play. they'll play in st. louis and open the tournament late friday night agasint weber state. and they'll play in st. louis. if xavier makes it out of that city, there's a potentional sweet 16 match up against west virginia, coached by you know who.chris mack after his found out his team's destination....and opponent. trt : 18outcue:...as long as we can.((chris mack: you are defined by how you play in march in the tournament. it won't take away the feeling i have of coaching this group. thing rooling as long as we can. )) and the bearcats are in, solidly as it turns out. they're a nine seed. as late as this afternoon, espn had the bearcats teetering as an eleven seed. but they'll head west, to spokane to play st. joe's in a late night, friday night game. trt :20outcue:...of t

"you didn't do what, xavier?" "i didn't do what you say i did." >> reporter: can't say the words, "killed cathy"? >> correct. then it moved to, "did you put cathy's body in the trunk of the car?" "i don't know who did." finally he sat there and he put his fist in front of his mouth to keep himself from talking. >> reporter: but xavier had readmanaged talk hiway into an arrest for murder. nearly four years aftecathr s death, he was booked into the orange county jail. cathy's family was stunned when they heard the news. tina included. remember, she was still married to armando, who was sam's brother and xavier's cousin. >> yes. that -- that was a shock. that was a shock. >> reporter: you didn't see that coming and police didn't tell u? >> right. that was part of their investigation, and we had no knowledge of that. >> reporter: but they were relieved. at last the case was moving forward. daron wyatt was confident he had enough evidence to prove xavier lopez had killed cathy torrez. but once again, the orange county

i spoke to xavier rolet about it. asked him about whether or not system internalizers will cause a problem for the organization. xavier: what i would say is the markets have a diverse range of needs. as long as it is a level playing field, we should not inhibit particular forms of trading, because that could lead to the production of diversity in a successful market which is not necessarily measured by aggregate volumes at the end of the day. banks have responsibilities to satisfy the liquidity needs of investors. retail investors, large block traders, proprietary traders, institutions, banks, sovereign funds, when diverse forms of trading converge in a single entity, you get that rich texture of liquidity that ensures the success of the market. nejra: you mentioned the fact that mifid ii is a christmas of opportunity for clients. how so? xavier: it achieves the world with greater transparency. the world needs for institutional liquidity can be matched with retail liquidity. we believe we offer a competitive set of pl

xavier: yes. yes.ter of fact, because we haven't had to have a--we haven't been able to have an event, ruben--assembly member kalra and rubén solorio, they were our recipients the past event, which we were not able to have. so we're going to be honoring them this coming the 31st this event, along with arturo as well as supervisor cindy chavez. she will also be honored as a sí se puede award winner. damian: oh, very cool. thank you for sharing that. and, mr. abrica, you received a lot of accolades throughout the years, your service. this is kind of a recharging of the batteries, i would bet. ruben: well, it is. one, because it is the 25th anniversary and, you know, i'm very honored to receive this. i've always been a supporter of the chavez family vision over the years and look to the family as, you know, the vehicle by which cesar chavez, his work with the farmworkers continues and reminding people--and also the fact that the young students of farmworker families are also receiving scholarships. and i

schools like to lane, loyola, xavier -- like tulane, loyola, and xavier. dr. norman francis is the longest tenured university president in the nation. in late august of 2005, the rising waters of the train would forever change his city, is university, and his life -- the rising waters of katrina would forever change his city, his university, and his life. it is summer, so it is peaceful around here. one cannot look at the surroundings and everything and think there was a storm that came through here five years ago. >> it is strange. we came back. there was 6 feet of water all along these buildings. this canal to the left overflowed. you cannot see the bridge that we're going to pass. tavis: this canal is in part responsible for so much of the water that hit the school? >> correct, and this broke further down by the lake. when the canal broke, the water that was supposed to be going into the lake went down and the like water came in. so that is the water that really started to flood this whole area. we talk about this catastrophe, but many people call it manmad