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

xavier is super exciting to watch.0 assists which is what we look at as a great teammate. he rebounded the heck out of the basketball and kept playing until they got the results they wanted. xavier is a fun team to watch and they're an actual team. it's not just boom and the musketeers. kf bus ye doing pretty good. you have xavier taking it all the way. i want you to tell me how you feel like boom is inspiring these guys right here, g from oakland do the things he's doing on the court and representing the city in a positive light and a positive fashion, it inspires all our kids and all ofol from day one. that's something that you said you talked to our charlie walter about that. but his weight is smaller than normal. he's a beast on the court, though. >> he's definitely tougher than a lot of kids. his size played a part of him being of the dog, it's the fight in the dog. >> xavier is playing texas on friday and coach hart says xavier is going to take it. we're going to pull for it as well. >> he's repping the bay right

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and xavier duroso, a former blm activist. xavier, you said that dei eliminates standards for excellence and it's for everyone across the board. explain. >> it does. you would think that it would be common sense that when you lower the standards of excellence, it's not going to benefit anybody. why would anyone strive to be the best when your success is predetermined by your demographic? when i look at diversity, equity and inclusion, it's a sham. it's a racist joke because it tells black people and minorities that our skin color is a handicap and we need to depend on them to hold white people out of the way in order for us to be successful. >> laura: charlie, at the white house today, karine jean-pierre, the press secretary, made it clear what the administration has its eye on. it's not the ball. watch. >> when he came in to office, he talked about the different crises that this country is dealing with and one of them was racial equity. he signed an executive order that made sure that across the government that political appo

and in 2020 three people studie peostudied anti-racism tt rich . >> well,ic xavier,h. when you tk abou t all the fraud that tooke place during the covid gold rush of all the money that was being poured out there by the federal government g, scams thai were pulled, this is kind of like the same thing. and a different issue.a is they know corporate america is cowed by this. cared. they're all running scared. they're afraid. they know academia is just filled leftist. so this is the honey pot. this is a sweet honey pot fornds people who just rush in and sayv we're victimics and how much are you going to pay me? what are you going to give me? and , you know, they're takingfh advantage of the moment. y >> yeah, it honestly amazes me how they just continue to find ways to monetize victim d mentality. v but i'll tell you this.ality. if you look at what diversityde equity and inclusiony wa actually is, it's just a fancy way to say antiwhite. >> and if things don't change and people keep getting kicked out of multiculturacked l centers or stopped from gettingt jobs just because

xavier teresa, xavier, it's great to have you on freight i want to this is the of the preparation plan 5 million for a suspending any taxes freight th home to be sold for $1 and san francisco which is pretty good in any public housing p gifted as a free penniman impaired you thoughts on this? >> if they learned anything in my time living in the san francisco bay area, it is that virtue signaling is an olympic sport. for san francisco board of advisors are trained to take on the gold-medal. they are peddling this narrativ that they are so antiracist but what they're doing is they are diverting the attention from th real issues that people in san francisco are facing. we need to be dependent on the system of handouts in order to be successful. >> larry elder had to kind of sarcastic view unimpaired he's had a black college education i san francisco with money and th silicon valley bank gets full reimbursement through his deposit exceeds the fda see receives $5 million in reparations and gets student loan forgiveness freight you couple all these things togethe and this really does kind of

xavier lopez rodriguez was 88 years old. >>> the pandemic changed how we work and live.its peak, business districts in major cities essentially shut down, but now there is a new movement to convert those into apartments. zinhle essamuah reports. >> reporter: gary cohen's grandfather bought this d.c. office building nearly 60 years ago. >> this was the first high-rise office building in this part of town. >> reporter: soon it will make history as the first high-rise multifamily residential building in washington's business district. >> the office market wasn't that great even before covid, but then when covid happened, it pretty much died. >> reporter: he is chairman of d.c. area developer wilco and owner of the building soon to be known as l apartments, one of five conversions happening in d.c.'s golden triangle marking a growing trend in cities nationwide. today office attendance is less than half of what it was prepandemic, and some of the largest metro areas struggling to lure workers back in person. >> neighborhoods where people live have been a lot more resilient th

u tonight, w xavier, great to see youve a tonight. you have an interesting perspective on this debate., exi explain.n. yes, i think it's important that, first of all, we call this exactly what it is . this is one hundred and eleven ways to gaslight black americans into yes, i thg that we need to be dependenta st on a system of handouts in order to be successful. black americans have beenindoct indoctrinated with these lies for far too long, and i usedi ta to fall for the lies until i took a deep dove into the videos on purger you .com and realize how easily debunkeds these fraudulent narratives surrounding systemic racism actually are. >> well, right now it seems like the san francisco board of supervisors and then the task force on reparations in california that they are dangling the prospect of a lotey of money and a lot of propertyeg and a lot of debt forgiveness. does this end up blowing up i their faces? absolutely. this is neve ces?r going to actuallyso unr happen. ea it is so unrealistic to think that the average family in san0

bruins win 68-63, they will play the winner, xavier pittsburgh in the sweet 16. all right vern, let's send it over to you, actually the winner of tcu gonzaga they will play in the sweet 16. >> got it there, thank you, charlie. >>> we are back to wrap things that up on this ncaa show. >>> for more on cbs, a triple header, starting with the two games in greensboro, pit, against xavier, kentucky against kansas state, and with head coach in north carolina, he was asked to clear up a story about his assistant. butler pewn t state jo because he didn't kethzza in le stories, ying >> sn't, hest te he-- he was on the plane with us. >> he said it might have been bad pizza. that's what he told you? that they told me. >> no. there was a mushroom pizza from raleigh, really good place. >> right. got a little time left, coach, some final thoughts on the day, another number one seed gone? >> yeah, another number one seed, kansas, losing, a lot of great games today, looking forward to more from the st. mary's game, and also the a gonzaga tcu game. there's going to be a lot of goo

reportera: xavier lÓpez rodrÍguez naciÓ el 17 de febrero de 1935 en chicago, illinois.o a poco encontrÓ su verdadero camino, la actuaciÓn. >> siempre faltaba un actor. yo lo sustituÍa. asÍ fue perdiendo la vergüenza y la pena. yo soy muy ranchero en el fondo, pero se me fue quitando. comencÉ a hacer cosas. reportera: incluso imitaba voces. en el 54, ramiro gamboa, el "tÍo gamboÍn", le pidiÓ imitar la voz de un niÑo en un sketch, fue el camino a la leyenda. >> por allÍ estaba un chamaco que hacÍa la voz de "chabelo". >> el autor del libro le puso a ese niÑo "chabelo". ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪mi nombre es "chabelo"♪ ♪mi papÁ es gamboa♪ ♪somos un par de tarugos♪ ♪nacidos en sinaloa♪ reportera: su actuaciÓn fue tan exitosa que la marca de refrescos mÁs importantes del paÍs lo contratÓ para la publicidad y conociÓ todo el continente americano. asÍ llegÓ la fama. [audio ambiente] reportera: cuando regresÓ a la televisiÓn, le otorgaron su primer programa, que durÓ siete aÑos. comenzÓ a alternar con grandes estrellas. >> he dicho siempre que mi carrera como actor es el ejemplo mÁs claro

felix: la familia del actor mexicano xavier lÓpez chabelo dio a conocer la causa de su muerte , los mÉdicoslas personas mÁs cercanas en una funeraria de la ciudad de mÉxico. en la prÓxima semana se darÁ a conocer cuÁndo van a darle a chabelo un homenaje pÓstumo. mientras que el exmandatario donald trump ha elevado su retÓrica, lo que pone aun mÁs en alerta a las autoridades. peggy: la retÓrica del ex presidente donald trump contra la investigaciÓn que enfrenta en nueva york tiene a las autoridades aportadas frente a tribunales. el senado y presidente del comitÉ de inteligencialo que el fbi le informÓ que estÁn preparados. el nivel retÓrica en algunos de los sitios webs de derecha aumentado, dijo. ayer en texas el ex monetario y su primer rallytras anunciar su campaÑa presidencial, allÍ utilizÓ imÁgenes de la insurrecciÓn del 6 de enero y criticÓ a los que lo investigan. segÚn las autoridades, el fiscal de manhattan recibiÓ una carta con amenazas de muerte y un polo blanco que luego determinaron que no era peligroso. convocaron al gran jurado que investiga el supuesto dinero que habrÍa parad

an extra year due to covid, he wanted a crack at a high profile school which is where miller and xaviere into play. >> i wanted to go somewhere where i have a ball in my hands, lead the team, play the point guard. that's how i ended up here. >> reporter: he led in scoring this season and has eyes sit on making history by leading xavier to the first ever final four. >> i haven't been here that long but i have been here long enough to know that the fans care, city cares about basketball. >> reporter: the question becomes will an nba team take a shot on the under looked player from oakland? >> i don't understand why someone wouldn't want to take a, quote, risk. he has never been a risk. >> all the things i went through in life, just playing in oakland really helped me and got me ready to be in this position i am now. >> so cool. oakland tech is competing in high school bracket challenge. they're tied for first place. so here is a look at the standings after day one. oakland tech and camp belindo. >> she's got fur man taking up. >> that happened. >> just saying. when everybody was laughing

an extra year due to covid, he wanted a crack at a high profile school which is where miller and xaviere into play. >> i wanted to show the world i can do that and that's how i ended up here. >> reporter: he led musketeers in scoring and has his eyes set on history by leading xavier to the first final four. >> the fans care, city cares about basketball. >> reporter: will an nba team take a shot on the under looked player from oakland? >> i don't understand why someone wouldn't want to take it, quote, risk because he has never been a risk.. >> all the thing i i went through, playing in oakland helped me to the position i am now. >> great story. oakland tech is competing in our high school bracket challenge. they're tied for the first place. this is just after the first day. >> furman taking virginia. >> yes. furman will be my small liberal >> sorry vern. >> impressive. >> just saying, everybody was laughing. >> we were taken back by the furman pick. >> that was very cool. >> i know. >> we did this fun bracket challenge between the morning show and afternoons. liz cook, ryan yamamoto. you

i've got any xavier pen, i'm a xavier fans. good things can happen in march.cks bottomed in march, but things were worse then. sentiment is just as negative now as it was then. so one final thing here, april, in a preelection year, has been higher 17 of the last 18 times. that's 94% of the time. april is higher in a preelection year. lots of other factors, yes. but with negativity high, with some potential positive seasonals, s&p is still up 4% for the year. things aren't great, but there are some positives out there. >> paul, do you see it the same way? >> brian brought up some great points, just the fact is, the market, the financials are down 14% over the last two weeks. the s&p is down a percent or two. so the whole market isn't falling apart. sentiment is very weak. and then just leading indicators, we folks on the semi conductors, the relative strength hit a 52-week high this past friday. when you look back, that has always been a precursor for a positive market over the following 6 to 12 months. the negative side of things, high yield spreads come out,

number one seed houston cougars take on the miami following that game, the texas longho battle the xavier musketeers. you can watch both games right here on kpix5. >> you and i had none of those teams. >ope. we are dead. >> we were dead a long time ago. >> right when we did the bracket its. > once a year brew ngs a orthway bay. beer lovers to the >> we'll tell you how long@you'n th i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health co

. >> one more thing, charles, xavier pen, go xavier. we'll see what happens.es: march madness, anything can happen. thanks ryan. so many ideas, so many trends, so much to discuss every time. by the way i write about this myself for my subscribers every day. the commentary is free for you though. check it out. go to wstreet.com. i know you love it. >>> up next barry knapp has been through quite a few of these. we'll ask him cause and effect and what happens next and is this big one? he knows. he's next. ♪. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays drums] life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones a ballet studio, an architecture firm... and homemade barbeque sauce. they're called 'small businesses.' but to the people who build them there's nothing 'small' about them. that's why at t-mobile for business... you'll save more than $1,000 versus verizon. and with price lock guarantee, we'll never raise your rate plan. so you

and i just feel so lucky that i get to fly on this amazing machine. >> that was xavier walton reporting for us. the astronaut should dock around 10:30pm, tonight our time. but these launches are becoming more and more common. thanks to there have been more than 90 launches that are scheduled this year from cape canaveral. that's nearly double the number from last year's launches. still ahead here at 3 o'clock, an apartment in new york city goes on the market and it's causing quite the store. >> the one thing that this home is missing and has a lot of people wondering if it's >> tonight on newsnation, america's fastest growing cable news network to team coverage on the murdoch trial ahead of jury deliberation. chris cuomo dives in with a special round table on the hottest topics including chris rock. finally breaking his silence on the oscar slap. then later on banfield, brand new details on what was recovered from brian covert. parents house. see why more people are turning to news nation to find newsnation. go to news nation now dot com and click channel finder. >> all right. check thi

the ball inside throws up the alley-oop pass to christian bishop who throws down the jam that put xavier and its fans right to sleep. longhorns. take down the musketeers. 83 to in spring training giants and royals down in arizona. the game was pretty much over in the bottom of the first inning, mj melendez. it's a solo home run over one of the fences, at least that's what the announcer said. you really can't tell from this shot one, nothing roils later in the inning. edward olivares cranks a 2 run. homer again. it's 3, nothing royals. both homers were off. tristan beck, royals in a snoozer. they win it 3, nothing. the white sox visit me is that whole camp park. we go to the top of the first man on for you on moncada the slices, a shot out to right center field in the alley. no chance for us reason that one, it's a 2 run. homer sox go up to nothing. and then in the 4th moncada again tags, a low liner to center. but ruiz makes a great diving catch this time, sir robin and the sox rocked the a's 12. nothing. both the and the giants shut out today. thank goodness. opening day is a. >> almost

following the game the texas longhorns battled the xavier musketeers. can watch both games right here. still ahead creating a virtual world to help young people in the real world. how this program gives young people a different virtual reality is not just for gaming anymore. in fact a group in australia is using it to boost their mental wellness. darwin australia has a high rate of suicide and they say young people especially orroup are at the higher risk groups. this new pilot program immerses them in a new great world that helps them with great traditions and their culture. the effect is calling, therapeutic peer they say ultimately the idea can be extended to a lot of types of mental health issues. >> creating different virtual reality spaces for anxiety, depression, adhd, for behavioral regulation issues. so different programs. >> i have seen people really respond to that. plus, it is fun, engaging and a new technology. i think it's a new technology or culture. proxying the positive effects on young people. they hope to spread this technology to an

the ncaa men's tournament which resumes tonight has 16 teams remaining, including xavier, led by an oaklandoduct! his mom mariam will be in attendance friday night in kansas city. she made it to greensboro last weekend, but only for the sunday game. you see that she missed the first game because of flight delays and even had to spend the night in the dallas airport! >> by the time i got to greensboro, north carolina, the game was already over. it was 4:00 p.m., and as soon as i landed i called my husband, and i am like please tell me they won! he was like yes, they won! i am like no no no no no, don't tell me anything! i don't care if it is by one point or half a point. i'm good! >> hey, madison square garden is the site for the east regional this week. that means that kansas state, located in manhattan, kansas, well, they can't wait to get to that other manhattan for the round of sweet 16! >> there is nothing you can't do, now you're in new york! >> they better play better than they sing! kansas state took a break from preparing for michigan state to check out their new surroundings. >> we

number two seed texas longhorns taking on number three seed xavier musketeers, texas out to an earlyead in this one up 39 25 timmy allen bags in the half court shot at the buzzer to end the half. are you kidding, texas going to the breakup? 17 they did not look back bruising to us 83 71 victory. longhorns advanced to the elite eight they will face off against miami this sunday. some really good games and close games and exciting games this time of year. you see a leg. gonzaga last night was great. alright alright. thank you and quickly sports before we go beautiful day today today nicest weekend rain by monday night. alright, mark. thanks thanks everybody for watching ktvu news at 11. have a great night and a great weekend. good night. phil, thank you so much for helping. especially after jay was so rude to you last night. i wanted to start a new family tradition. in a way, i succeeded -- we now have phil un-appreciation day. hear ye, hear ye! nope. i hereby declare the opening of the first annual dunphy games. hard pass. tests of strength, games of chance -- with the champion receiv

very specific one the suicides of sailors and while that ship was undergoing maintenance one was xavier sander from connecticut. his dad has been pummeling the department of defense for information about what is being done to better that conditions and then forced to live on the ship while it was being repaired living in the apartment being renovated. could not see. and doing the investigation and inquiry. do you have the results? i believe that is someone going. and that is maybe the second panel and the improvements they are trying to make. >> it is under review and then why is notai available to the father of the young man who lost his life quick. >> i have not seen the report myself. >> can you look into it? we can see what we can do for the record but that would be a better question for the navy as to the report. >> they say it's under review coming up on the one year anniversary of his death of april 15. for all you have15 said paying attention and mental health these are not the only ones there are other suicides on other ships similarly situated in home ports for repair for main

but you know i asd about the failures on the uss washington in particular, xavier sandor. a connecticut family from elsewhere in the united states, there have others -- and others they committed suicide. is there a report and when will it be released? >> senator blumenthal, think you very much. i was present for your comments and i appreciate your concern and advocacy .3 i am familiar with the report, that is to say a report from the investigation that pertains to quality of service, i believe this is the report you are referring to. and this looks at the quality of service, polity of life factors influencing the sailors who died suicide during that. period. i commit to you that i will go back and really push for this issuance of that report. >> i would like to see the report now. meaning now. why is that not possie? >> senator, i have not seen the report personally myself either, buthat isomething i wi take back and see. >> it's been almost a year after xavier sandor took his own life. i thk that mily has a right? ? to see thareport what would you say to the family. would

. >> reporter: kennesaw state almost beat xavier. >> it is part of the fun.u are making fun of me. >> reporter: the women's tournament with south carolina dominating 16 seed norfolk state. number 2, utah scoring more than 100 points against number 15 gardner webb. and mississippi state toppling creighton. you might remember last year's men's tournament st. peter's peacocks. they are also from new jersey and also beat purdue in the big dance. new jersey natives like this guy are hoping that another garden state team can make a big run. plenty of basketball to watch. joe, you and i will watch closely tonight wearing something purple? >> i would say, i spy your purple there. northwestern wildcats play ucla. 7 against 2. we are excited about that one. >> i know you guys are excited. guess who else is excited? peter, yes, he is off. there he is, though, in his 'cats regalia. he will be watching the game tonight and cheering along. >> #go cats. >>> thanks, jesse. >> time for the first check of the forecast with meteorologist angie lassman. >> i'm with you, joe. you

. >> xavier, villanova. everyone have a great day. >> ainsley will be on "outnumbered" today. >> yes, see you at noon. bye, everyone. ♪ ♪ >> nice, they are jacked up, holding cartels accountable. mexico arresting one suspect in the kidnapping and killing of an american tourist. is a u.s. intervention overdue? i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. two americans are dead. this happened blocks from the u.s. border, the gunmen shot and kidnapped them in american daylight. >> it started from myrtle beach, north carolina. the two killed are on the screen. the ones who survived are on the other side. >> dana: authorities found them in this wooden shack on the outskirts of town. they were tortured for days. >> bill: the man arrested was guarding that being sha. ambulances rushing the survivors back across the border into brownsville, texas. according to lawmakers back in d.c., it is time for the american military to take charge. >> dana: peter doocy asked karine jean-pierre about that yesterday. >> cartels kill

we will hear from officials on xavier becerra pairing for today's storm but for now, waiting on that light rain to hit here. you can access the same live doppler 7 that are weather team uses, you can see it on the app and you can download that wherever you stream. kumasi: workers in the second largest school district in the country are on strike. tens of thousands protesting what they say is unfair labor practices. the superintendent believes that it could have been avoided. >> 30,000 employees are on the picket lines across the district. the three-day strike started at 1:30 this morning. they are protesting unfair lab practices and asking for better wages. union workers only make about 25,000 year they also want more full-time work and increased staffing. there was a brief glimmer of hope yesterday afternoon but the union said they leaked information so they had to walk away. >> i believe this strike could have been avoided. but it cannot be avoided w individuals speaking to one another. whether it is directly indirectly. today we have a golden opportunity to do that. but that just

safer and yes more possible life, and that is our movement, and that is "angle" joining me now is xavierformer blm activists, great to see you tonight, we have an interesting perspective on this debate, explain. >> yes, i think it's important that first of all we called us exactly what it is. this is 111 ways to gaslight black americans into thinking that we need to be dependent on a system of handouts in order to be successful. black americans have been indoctrinated with these lies for for too long, and i used to fall for the lies until i took a deep dive into the videos and realized how easily debunked to these fraudulent narratives around systemic racism actually are. >> laura: writes now it seems like the san francisco board of supervisors and to then the task force on reparations in california are dangling the prospect of a lot of money. and a lot of property and a lot of debt forgiveness, does this end up blowing up in their fa faces? >> absolutely. this is never going to actually happen, it is so unrealistic to think that the average family in san francisco is going to be able to

match up against three seeds kansas state beating kentucky 775-16 i here at baylor, in the meantime, xavier 84-73 win and you can't taking down in 5 seed miami getting comfortable with 4 seed indiana. comfortable. a victory against tcu. get them to take it out. and some bad news for the jersey fans here, let's try this in english, 78-70. i guess i wasn't in the talent competition or the beauty contest. taylor moore wins 2023 championship and painted himself a win. and adam, would force the playoff and picking up against jordan spieth with career pga victory and the highlight, you ready for this, didn't come from the golfers? you know what it came from? squirrels, here we come, that squirrel can water-ski dropping it twice and forcing caddies to chase him away. one squirrel tried to take case stroll on the green. and then forced him to back away from his drive. if i had a nickel every time that happen i wouldn't have an equal spirit it is cute nevertheless. >> ashley: it looks like he has white socks on his feet. switching gears, we got brand-new video of spring break chaos i am a beachwear

. >> alabama lost, and xavier and houston. the hurricanes going nigel pack one of 73c scored 26. omeer pulled up and we are done here. jim larranaga showed moves miami knocked off top seed houston the first time in tournament history no number one seeds went to the elite eight. the warriors were back home at the chase center. and what a test from the eastern conference. mvp favorite and the 76ers in town. fell by the fourth but it was a pool party. got the deficit to two. and a little spinning turnaround jumper pushm7676 76ers the lea a little over five minutes left thompson knocked down a three to tie the game at 104. clay had 21 about 2.5 left and seth curry dribbled out a couple of defenders and scored on the bank shot. gave goldens state delayed curry and 24. 112-109 with 90 seconds remaining. poole hit the corner pocket three to make it a five point game. poolescored 19 of 33 in the fourth quarter and the warriors came back to win 120-112. they have won three straight they are tied for fifth in the conference was seven season games left. the host the timberwolves , it is a h

pitt panthers win 60-59 and will play xavier on friday. 16 feet texas a&m corpus christi earned theirent win in program history. they beat southeast missouri state, they have the overall top social media. alabama next. after the game the head coach says, bring them on, baby. >> our guys are battle tested, they are not scared of the moment, they are -- you know, you've got to go play and, you know, you've got to embrace it. you know, history tells you that not many one seeds beat 16 seeds, that's why we have the ncaa tournament, to have situations like this where you get a chance to shock the world. >> two more games tonight on our sister channel trutv dickinson taking on texas southern and then arizona state representing the pac-12 they will take on nevada just after 9:00. women's march madness, also tipping off tonight with their first four starting at 7:00 eastern. everyone is chasing south carolina, the defending champs on the women's side. >> all right. okay. so another sports story that i want to ask you about, quarterback aaron rodgers now saying that he intends to play for the

. >> we're so happy now to have xavier derosa, thank you for joining us.ack lives matter activist. what do you think of this? americans, see racism and slavery at revolting, but costs keep going up and up and expert say taxes in california will go up that means minorities will pay. >> they are wanting black americans to feel like mediocrate is the way to go. they tell us, we do not need to put n to put into effort. you see the leftest lawmakers who are using this evil boogeyman of systemic racism as a way to get us to vote for them in a way for us to listen to them they know makings empty promises means they will not have to focus on real issues that are happening and their failing policies, this is insulting to look at this they want us to view our hifhistory as just black people sitting arouge, being comcomplies an ant and looking for a hand out. elizabeth: it is -- what you say is compelling. thank you for coming owhat they are wants about half of the size of canada gdp, more than that of saudi arabia, they want to put it on scale of medicare and medica

>> that is oakland tech right there making picks for the final four picking xavier to win it all.out there live tomorrow morning at the school talking with students about their excitement when it comes to march madness. as the round of 64 gets underway, four of the games will be in sacramento. that's where rachel wulff is live at the golden one center. i bet a lot of people are already getting excited. >> reporter: i am excited to not be talking to you from the snow. that's usually what i am talking to you from. but there are thousands of folks that will be coming here. it's a great day. they're going to bring their fan base and a lot of fun to the golden one. if march madness is the big dance, consider the day before, round one, the warm up. fans trickled in yesterday afternoon, signs em blazenned with march madness logo, a reminder college hoops fans will have eyes on sacramento. the dedicated ones are already here. >> there are a lot of excited people. >> the atmosphere in the city is different. >> reporter: here are the games at g1c. missouri and utah state, arizona plays prin

>> and that is oakland tech making their picks for the final four picking xavier to win it off. we'll be out there live tomorrow by the way at the school talking with students about their excitement when it comes to march madness. at 9:00, first of many games in the march madness tournament, we start with a neck and neck game with number nine west virginia taking on the number eight seed maryland. that starts at 9:00 this morning. at 11:30, number 1, alabama, roll tide, take on texas a&m corpus christi. watch the entire tournament oncbs bay air. joycelyn. >>> we are sitting in this horrible back up on the bay bridge. we are going to tell you about this incident and unfortunately one of the incidents that is causing the back up is fatal. we'll give you another look at what you could be looking at if you are taking the >>> right now on cbs news bay area at 6:30, major delays continue on the bay bridge following a crash on the upper deck where sadly two people died. joycelyn moran is on the bay bridge heading west. it has just been a mess. i have been monitoring travel times and it

. >> xavier, villanova.sley will be on "outnumbered" today. >> yes, see you at noon. bye, everyone. ♪ ♪ >> nice, they are jacked up, holding cartels accountable. mexico arresting one suspect in the kidnapping and killing of an american tourist. is a u.s. intervention overdue? i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. two americans are dead. this happened blocks from the u.s. border, the gunmen shot and kidnapped them in amic

he throws it crazy cross-court pass to xavier tillman of the grizzlies who goes out on the break anded by desmond bane with the corner. 3 bain had 26 points in the game. as the grizzlies defeat, the warriors won. 33 to one 19, which makes it 11 straight losses on the road. well, the ncaa tournament has more than lived up to the hype this year. 16 seed a one seed upsets galore. >> and of course, a cinderella story. we can all enjoy with 16 seed from and eliminated today. well, it was up to 15 seed princeton to carry on the dream in the second round. >> they came through against seventh-seeded missouri. ryan lane board led the tigers with 22 points during the 3 princeton had a pretty easy time with missouri. 78 to 63 their final score. meanwhile, former warriors head coach eric musselman led his 8th seed arkansas squad against number one seed kansas. this game was tied at 65 late. when razorback kamani johnson gets the offensive, rebound gets the putback layup and it's a two-point lead. they would just trade free throws down the stretch in the razorbacks held on for the 72 to 71 upset

they had 13 turnovers for from jordan poole who there's a crazy cross-court pass to xavier tillman of the grizzlies. he goes out on the break and that's finished by desmond bane with the corner. 3. they had 26 points. the grizzlies defeat. the warriors won. 33 to one 19. so if you're keeping count, that is 11 straight losses on the road. today's march madness has been exactly that madness after beating 4 seed virginia, its first round ncaa tournament game 13 seed from and tried to keep this cinderella story alive against 5 seed san diego state. but this fairy tale did not have a happy ending for the paladins. the aztecs stifling defense shut from and down. >> leading to a 15, nothing run in the 1st half. a put. we've a rope skews me get the block starts a fastbreak where micah parrish finishes with the layup parish led the aztecs with 16 points. and so san diego state gets a 75 to 52 so with berman's fairytale over, let's root for 15 seed princeton to carry on the dream in. >> they came through against seventh-seeded missouri. ryan lane board led the tigers with 22 points. barry's tha

. >> john: xavier also had this interesting tidbit to say last night. >> this is 111 ways to gas light americans to think we need a system of handouts to be successful. black americans have been indoctrinated for far too along. >> john: culture of dependency of handouts from democratic governments. >> when bothers me i hear the democratic talking points claiming that systemic racism still exists. and you know who is yelling this out, people in democratic cities. you have a san francisco mayor, the most democratic city in the country. i beg anyone on the left to show me a systemically racist democratic city but they play that race card. without the black vote there is no blaekt -- black party so alienate the democratic left. i left the party two years ago for this reason. >> john: said the burden on individuals households for the package would be $600,000 per household, which is three and a half times the household burden for the federal debt of $31 trillion. thanks for joining us. >> sandra: dps confirming to fox news two americans were killed in a crash involving a human smuggler. a t

and xavier from that, and those corrective measures in place, all the way up to the supreme court.need to check that. but the idea of saying, of his politics and tons of things. the fact the members of congress, i actually defending this or defect checked into this, that's political. there's no way to get a lot around, when a person is committed this crime is former president. all that, said it still boils down to this. either he did or he didn't. and if he did, and there's evidence to suggest that he did. as a prosecutor, who can build a case, the prosecutor is bound, in my opinion, to charge a case. >> charles blow, thank you very much for starting off our discussion tonight. >> thank you. >> and coming up, i guess tonight for the rest of this hour, will include andrew weissmann, barbara mcquade, senator raphael warnock, and the host of msnbc's new hit we can show, jen psaki, all coming up after this break. you add a hotel to your flight. so you can have a bit more money, to do even less. moderate-to-severe eczema. it doesn't care if you have a date,... ...a day off,... ...or a d

jordan mcclintock also wrote to health and human services secretary xavier becerra since hhs runs anice of resettlement. the biden administration open border policies have created vulnerabilities that criminal aliens and gang members exploit to the detriment of american citizens. kayla's mother is frustrated because as a teenager the suspect's identity is protected and, if convicted, he could one day be eligible for parole. we reached out to homeland security and customs and border protection but have not gotten a response. bret? >> bret: mike, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> bret: the double murder trial of a prominent south carolina it attorney now in the hands of the jury. closing arguments concluded today in the high profile case of alec murdaugh. correspondent jonathan serrie has the story. >> totally illogical irrational and insane. >> in closing arguments the defense had choice words for the prosecution's theory that alec murdaugh killed his wife maggie and son paul to create a distraction the day his law firm confronted him about funds he had stolen from clients. >> even if the financial d

so pitt wins hanging on to win 60-59 and they advance to play xavier on friday.s christi earns their trip. and next up, they will play the top seed alabama on thursday. after the game head coach said his team plans on making the most of the opportunity. >>> our guys are battle tested. they are not scared of the moment. you know, you've got to go play. and you know, you got to embrace it. but history tells you that not many one seeds beat 16 seeds. so that is why we have the ncaa to have situations like this where you get a chance to go shock the world. >>> more games tonight on trutv. fair lake dickerson takes on texas southern. the winner gets number one seed purdue. and then arizona state against nevada just after 9:00 for a shot at number 6 tcu. the women's tournament also tipping off tonight with their first four, that one gets started at 7:00 eastern. >>> and giannis antetokounmpo meanwhile really making a serious push to win mvp this season. a night after scoring 46, he punished the suns. poor tory craig trying to stoppian stop i giannis in transition catch

. >> xavier against texas is tomorrow.nd mention them because we have local connections in the bay area. >> the schools are part of a high school bracket challenge and we will update you on that tomorrow. >> can i mentioned that so many people are laughing at my picks? they were random. >> you had a crystal ball. >>> there are no bay area schools remaining in the ncaa tournament. >> that is not stop vern glenn from finding a local angle in this morning's madness minute. >>> the ncaa tournament resumes thursday. 16 teams chasing a national title. steph curry is no stranger to march madness. he had his one shining moment in 2008. tuesday marked the 15 year anniversary of his breakout game . playing for davidson. he dropped 40 on gonzaga in the opening round of the tournament. he led the 10th seated wildcats all the way to the elite eight and a son was born. he had 32 points per game during davidson's run. >> everybody has different chapters you look back and huge milestones. and how you got to where you are now. that is a bi

one was xavier from connecticut, his dad has been pummeling the department of defense, for information to what is being done to better the condition for sailors when their ship is not at sea. when it's being repaired. he was forced to live on the ship while it was being repaired, like living in an apartment that is being renovated. he couldn't sleep. he was in bad shape. he didn't get help. the department of defense is doing an investigation or inquiry, do you have the results? >> senator, we do not have the results to that inquiry or the investigation that the navy is doing. i believe it is ongoing. that would be a better question for the navy in the second plano at -- in the second panel as to what they are doing -- >> my question is is that work finished and under review? can you tell me why it has not made -- has not been made available to the father of the young man who lost his life? >> senator, i cannot do that right now i have not seen the report myself. >> can you look into it? >> we can see what we can do, we can do that for the record. but it would be a better question for t

then the xavier blob said, "i don't know what i am.ry difficult." [ laughter and applause ] then sparty from michigan state said, "let's go spartans. we got this." [ cheers ] then the blob said, "i'm the only giant fuzzy blob i know. i'll never find love. i guess i'm just meant to be alone." [ audience aws ] then western kentucky's mascot showed up and said, "hi there, maybe you weren't alone this whole time. maybe you were just waiting for me." [ laughter ] then the blue blob said, "oh, hey, red blob. i haven't seen you in -- what has it been? nine months?" [ audience ohs ] then the red blob said, "that's right, and i have something to tell you." then grimace said, "hey, dad." [ laughter and applause ] ♪♪ anyway, i can't wait for the games. it's going to be good. did you guys see this? at a meeting in the florida house of representatives some pretty interesting names were called to testify. this is real. check this out. >> pamela burch fort, florida state conference of ncaacp branches waves in opposition. anita dick, is an opponent. w

, now won eight in a row and will go for number nine and automatic bid into march madness against xavierdeficit to beat kentucky 80-73 in the quarter finals. coach stackhow's team peaking at the right time. they haven't been to the big dance since 2017. they will face texas a&m in the semifinals this afternoon. aggies taking care of business against arkansas to win 67-61. razorbacks coach was not happy during the loss, he had to be held back by his assistants a couple times during the game. and after the game a student journalist tweeted that staffer grabbed his phone, threw it to the ground. i'm all against people putting phones in other people's faces, but it didn't even look like the journalist was that close. and never a good idea to grab someone's phone and throw it to the ground because they are recording. it will be out there. >> yeah, you are making it go viral. not very friendly. coach jerry stackhouse, that one made me feel old. >> yeah, right. >> andy scholes, thank you so much. >>> still to come this morning, another round of storms drenching california leaving at least two p

so i want to show you this quote from xavier becerra rah, of course, hhs secretary, about the need toey were, you know, factory widgets. it says if henry ford had seen this in his plants, he would have never -- this is him admonishing his workers for hhs and the people processing the kids -- if henry ford had seen this, he would have never become famous and rich. this is not the way you do an assembly line. >> yeah. i mean, the way that they talk about people. and all under the guise of compassion, right in the democrats like to act like they think about immigration compassionately. we have to have open borders, what about these poor people from other countries? the is they have enabled the most unbelievable cruelty. i children slave migrants, enslaved to to cartels. working class americans having their wages undercut, record deaths at the border we're seeing, record numbers of migrants, 890 died on the border. just unbelievable cruelty all under the guise of their.com passion concern the. rachel: and,s by the way, many of them are sex slaves it's horrible. i want you to also listen t

wide-open 3 and the tip no good, as well so the panthers win a nail biter 17-69 and they'll play xaviercorpus christi winning their ncaa win in program history beating 75-71. next up for them they'll play the overall top seed, alabama on thursday and after the game head coach steve lutz says his team plans on making the most of the opportunity. >> our guys are battle tested. they're not scared of the moment. you've got to go play, and you've got to embrace it, but history tells you that not many one seeds beat 16 seeds and so that's why you have the ncaa tournament and you get situations like this to go out and shock the world. >> you have two games on our sister channel trutv tonight and the number one seed purdue and arizona state against nevada just after nine for a shot at number six, tcu. the women's tournament is also tipping off with the first four starting at 7:00 eastern. guys, pay attention to the 11 seeds that win. since 2010, 11 seeds actually have a winning record against six seeds. popular upsets is always 12 versus five, but it's trending more toward 11 versus six is the

. >> hannah, your story indicates that that secretary xavier becerra put and murmurs pressure on governmentown to move the unaccompanied minors out of detention facilities as quickly as possible. how can we reconcile not keeping kids in detention for too long, but keeping them safe from traffickers and exploitation? >> it is a really hard balance. this is a tension that has always existed. it is not good for kids to stay in detention, it is dramatic. and on the other hand, if you have a system really see kids with no follow-up, it is so important to get that decision right. so people, like you say at h h as have been telling me, they wake up in the morning, crying, wondering if the discharge numbers will look good enough for their bosses. because there is so much pressure to get these kids out, quickly. >> hannah, where is your investigation going to take you next? >> i am really interested in this idea of accountability for the corporations that are benefiting from this labor. you mentioned slaughterhouses, i think about children outside of the slaughterhouse, from the biggest meat process

. >> i'll have the owls, a 14 seed, upsetting xavier. the first round of my bracket, brianna. they seem to have the type of magic that could make a little bit of a run this march madness. >> you like them. and you have the magic. what is the magic? are they good enough? what makes you think they might be? >> it has that elusive it that some teams have in sports. sometimes it comes from their fearless leaders. sometimes it comes from great leadership within the locker room. a great group of young men or women. stanford's running away. they have that magic it, my alma mater. we'll see how they do and what i know. >> i'm a cal grad, so there we go. we'll see. it is something to see a cohesive team, you know. there is something magical about that. coy, thank you so much. and that's it for me, but don't go anywhere. we have much more news ahead. ♪ ♪ a feeling this dynamic is invite only. ♪ fortunately, you're invited. experience the exhilaration of the performance line at the invitation to lexus sales event. hey, man. you could save hundreds

. ♪ pete: meanwhile, the texas longhorns proving to be too much for the xavier misses detiers.he longhorns, got 'em in the headlines, will. will: thank you. pete: they were up by 20 at some points. will: they were. pete: they'll pace the miami hurricanes of after clinker. -- clinching a spot in the elite eight. and creighton, they hooked princeton ending the cinderella run, 86-75. will: sorry about that, man. pete: just of a. rachel: does that make you sad? pete: a little bit. will: we both stayed up late watching our teams. pete: we didn't want to. will: midnight. four hours' sleep. pete: and i lost, so it wasn't worth it. will: the first time in h history no number one seed makes the elite eight. pete: everything else is three and below. when's the last time texas made it this far? will: i'm going to go -- i'm just going to -- '03. pete: 20 years. will: maybe not, i don't know. rachel: we're going to move to - [laughter] fox news alert. more attacks on u.s. bases in syria after america fires back striking iranian-backed groups. a military expert discusses how the white house

joey: meanwhile, teammates get into a shouting match with xavier in their game.the-67 win with. and gone zag baa overcoming a slow start to advance to the round of 32 after beating grand canyon in convincing fashion. and those are your sports-filled headlines. rachel was on the edge of her seat. let's turn now to chief meteorologist, the chief, rick reichmuth, with our fox weather forecast. rick: will, i want to -- how many brackets do you think are at all even applicable now? will: well, because it busted everybody, everybody's bracket would be applicable. that whole thing about -- do you have to outrun a lion? no, i just have to outrun you. [laughter] rick: whoever still had that to come forward, be, like, i had it, i had it. will: that would be awesome. rick: all right. really cool again across parts of the plains. we have one maybe last cold blast of air that's going to be coming certainly down to the southeast. that's all behind this front, severe weathermaker that we've had over the last couple of days. behind it cold air moves across the great lakes, and t