south carolina, though, winning it in the end, 77-70. its only win in the tournament before this came back in 45 years ago. wow, the gamecocks reach the final four for the first time. they'll play another first timer in the national semis, gonzaga. >> gonzaga. >> yep. >> all right, up next in "the pulse," a lesson in good sportsmanship as a runner is carried across the finish line. >>> and caught on camera, a gator gobbling up a golf ball. why? why? it's late it's an all nighter when are we even going to sleep? got a little all nighter refuel going on this is the best morning ever! look at that joy and excitement mmmmm but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. of bad breath germs. this is 100% useful for a 100% fresh mouth. just ask listerine® users. the very people we studied in the study of bold. people who are statisti

not just in north carolina but through the south. >> all below the mason-dixon. so this huge national repercussion. he had a huge repercussion here locally. for the economy of the city and of course it took the african-american community about 1000 people we knew were driven out of their county and included on the train at that point, the so-called spanish from wilmington, these were local leaders, lawyers, preachers, funeral directors, local politicians. they were the people who to this point had been african-american alderman, the firemen, the police and sheriff deputies. and wilmington went back to being ruled by this category of white supremacists and a number of white families. >> you have a situation where the intelligence and the leadership of the black community is basically wiped out for a generation, and from there wille looking at something now more than 100 years later, and people asking the questions, what can we do to change that? you've got come in wilmington now behind every decision about rezoning or redistricting school or neighborhood schools a

oregon, gonzaga, north carolina and south carolina are the last still standing at -- with a shot at t the tar heels were the last two punch their ticket to phoenix. a kentucky star nailed a game-tying three with seven carolinaeft, but wasted no time. the shot of his life would be the game-winner for the tie heels -- tar heels. for the first time in school history, south carolina is headed to the final four. they knocked out the number four seed, florida, 77-70. they will take on number one seeded gonzaga with a trip to the national game on the line. final four has some new faces, by the way. both south carolina and gonzaga's first trip to the big dance. oregon has not been to the final four since 1939. for north carolina, it's their second year in a row. coming up next -- >> everybody wears yoga pants and leggings everywhere. >> band exercise of generally accepted in all situations these days. is generally accepted in all situations these days. jummy: fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been nked highest in customer tisfactio

all the plantations in north carolina were along e rir. roanoke, cape fear and a huge concentration of 330,000 slaves in north carolina in 1860 were right here in the cape fear river valley. there is a fear of her uprising. there was a terrible nightmare of the landed white gentry. they had very repressive laws against both free blacks and slaves. when general sherman came and invaded north carolina from the south he liberated some 25000 enslaved blacks with the army. he gutted the head of navigation with cape fear. he put all those people on votes and mule trains and brought them to wilmington where they were then processed to the freedmen's bureau. many stayed here and in a 1998 wilmington was one of the largest cities in north on a period of the 17,000 or so citizens, two thirds of them were black. they had achieved an amazing thing in just a generation after being enslaved. they had achieved the status of the middle class, they had achieved political leadership and power, they had had achieved social standing and economic wealth to a l

for what purpose does gentlelady from north carolina rise? ms. foxx: i rise to claim time in opposition. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. this motion is nothing more than a last-ditch attempt to defeat a commonsense bill that will expand access to affordable health care coverage. this motion represents the same failed approach to health care we have experienced in recent years. we have seen what happens when the federal government dictates the kind of health insurance individuals can and cannot buy. health care costs skyrocket and patients have fewer choices. while our democrat colleagues offer a motion that doubles down on the failed approach to health care, my republican colleagues are offering the american people a better way. the small business health fairness act is about empowering individuals, families and small business owners so more americans have access to affordable health care coverage. by rejecting this motion and supporting the underlying bill, we can take an

peyton: south carolina challenge it. it is relevant to what has been happening lately because the court did uphold the law. law. they were saying they were being treated unfairly, particular in the -- i like to use the quotethat chief justice warned use that said "history calledup south carolina and the other states that have joined it. both cases made of the primary sorts of cases that we testified in in the 1980's, and congress had in mind when it amended section ii ofthe voting rights the intentinate task. in recent years however, the , courts have also had cases involvingonce again restrictionson voter registration procedures and voting in person. adopted where states photo id requirements, substantially cut early voting, and other restrictions on casting a ballot. we thought we had once dealt with nowcomes back as a whole new problem,the problem of the vote in island --vote denilal. host: historically, these dilution cases, we saw an uptick in these efforts across the states. back after the civil, the voting rights

north carolina will play oregon. the ducks eliminated top seeded kansas, and you can watch all the action right here on cbs. >>> and coming up on the "morning news" now, leggings controversy. united airlines explains why two gars were barred from boarding a plane. >>> and dangerous malfunction. shoppers are injured when an escalator suddenly goes into reverse. this is the "cbs morning news." and the wolf huffed like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. sym

i went into south carolina obamacare system. my deductible went from $750 to $6250 and might premium quadrupled. i feel is healthy today as i was then so the bottom line is obamacare for middle class people who are working is driving up your costs come increasing your deductible. they are taking money from you to buy it for free for somebody else and that ain't health care, that's redistribution of income. i want to improve your health care not punish people who work. >> this question is from susan from clemson. every day and environmental regulation is eliminated or whole department not wanted. but can you do and what can we do? [applause] >> the first thing we have got to do is pass the budget. he can't run the government without a budget, right? so the president's budget is going to increase military spending. i'm all for that but here's the problem. let me tell you why i'm all for that. how many of you depend of the military to keep you safe? how many of you are happy with the fact that 70% of the green court can't fly becau

south carolina is a great place to be. we have urban and rural areas that definitely have slight differences. in south carolina, the unemployment rate in our 11 most distressed and rural counties averages 12% which is twice that of the more developed and urbanized counties. our state's three most prosperous counties is home to 40% of the state's bank deposits, and what that translates into is that's where capital largely resides, whereas the rural communities, the 11 most rural and distressed counties, is home to 4% of the state's bank deposits. at the same time, south carolina is rich in land assets. over 65% of our state is considered rural as far as land mass. now, some may say that that is a challenge but we see that as an area of great opportunity and innovation. one area that i would like to talk about is allendale county. if you live in south carolina, oftentimes when you want to see and hear about the most distressed conditions in the state, you will talk about allendale county. unemployment rate in that county is

tim, charlotte, north carolina, line, hi.n caller: -- north im from charlotte, carolina. earl, go to earl, betonville, arkansas, go ahead. caller: good morning. am i finally on? host: yep, you're on. okay.r: i got a statement, or question first, i guess. i'll give my background. paying attention to -- world ince warld i am 85 now. time.10 at that ant to find out what type -- host: tell you what, caller, hold and come n back to you in just a bit. line.da, democrats this is betty. hi. caller: hi. was -- i was a very intelligent child and i was brought into what was happen nothing europe. eer was from denmark. surgeon.here and was a my father was from the united stat states. croute definitely a tas, it started with obama administration, it was republicans who bought anything have done. resently we need to have anybody who tells a lie publicly corps, so to the speak. 'm a veteran, i also all of my family was. but we suffered terribly. through the second -- first world war, i mean, second world war. xcuse me, second world war and all of the rest of them. i'm a korean veteran.

in the case of north carolina, north carolina draws the line at people who have completed their parole and supervised release. looked to the text in history and tradition and said in section two of the 14th amendment there was affirmative sanctions for disenfranchisement. as you look at that same section which dealt with the people who in the civil war, you did need to restore their first amendment rights. whene second amendment, someone is convicted of crime, they lose their second amendment rights. they don't lose their first amendment rights. a serial killer wanted to write from prison where he was serving a life sentence for murder of -- about his experience. >> i don't think it's a very useful guide. >> i agree, your honor, but i think when you look at -- when we talk about the history, there is not a traditional history of taking away people's first amendment rights. when the court said first amendment rights are in alienable -- >> my point is you don't have a lot of history of having such sites or access where they can access to minors of the sort that is problematic with respec

south carolina faces gonzaga. north carolina takes on oregon. match play. deep in the heart of texas. in austin. in the third place match on seven. all square in the match with bill. lands on the green. a hole in one. houkh goes on to win. john against justin. 15 he birdies a 31-footer to pull within one of johnson with three holes left. dustin johnson needed the putt to win it all. yes, he got it. wins the match. johnson has won the last three tournaments he's entered. >>> nascar. kyle larson had finished second the last three races. could he get into victory lane? ? takes a lead from hamelin. that's critical because once the race resumed he pulled away and got his second career win. takes over the lead in the monster energy point standing. >>> final week cactus league baseball. giants taking on the white sox. making a push for that number five spot in the rotation over matt kaine. pitched six innings. block has a 5.02. era. libby schaaf will join us tonight on the eve of the nfl meetings in phoenix where we could be less than 24 hours away of learning the

so in the case of voting, north carolina does not take away -- north carolina draws the line at people who have completed their parole, their period of supervised release. but in richardson v. ramirez, the court looked to the text and history and tradition and said in section 2 of the 14th amendment there was affirmative sanction for felon disenfranchisement. if you look at that same section, which dealt with the people who rebelled in the civil war, you didn't need to restore their first amendment rights. and with the second amendment, when somebody is convicted of a crime, they immediately lose their second amendment rights. they don't lose their first amendment rights. so in the simon & schuster case, this court vindicated the rights of somebody who was a serial killer who wanted to write from prison, where he was serving a life sentence for murder, about his experience. so -- chief justice roberts: it's a little difficult to -- you said look at the text and history. we don't have a lot of history here concerning access to websites and all the sort of things we're dealing with here.

. >> the uss north carolina is the official memorial to the veterans of north carolina from world war ii. i am just awestruck with what was accomplished in 1940 in terms of technology, training, , theation to the mission last war everybody agreed on. ofwatched c-span's city tour wilmington, north carolina. that is on saturday on book tv and s

carolina wins 92-80. they are onto the elite 8. how about carolina south. south carolina and baylor. thornhill gets it back with a triple. how about 16-0 run by the gamecocks. they led by 15 at the break and thornhill had 20 and second half more of p j dozier coast to coast and leftie lay-in and south carolina out of nowhere going to the elite 8 with a 20 point victory. one win away from a championship. the montra for three local teams. ladies first east side of san francisco rolling hills in southern california. east side led by zion gabriel. 8, 3 pointers. the record was broken by clay something or other. he plays professionally in santa margarita. 8 of 16 beyond the arc and she also tied some guy named curry arena record of 8, 3s in a game. east side wins cf title 63-43. ashley on this team and i don't think art in his prime could have stopped rebecca abeama with a triple-double, 12 points and ten blocks and 17 rebounds. have a day roseyo with the division championship 62. 45. mission of san francisco, bears up four with the ball and nie ami harris for t

montgomery: and so -- justice ginsburg: north carolina, could north carolina bar those as well? bar the photo sharing and the chat room? mr. montgomery: the problem then may be that it would not be as narrowly tailored as it should be. justice ginsburg: then what did you mean in your brief when you said that north carolina can proceed one step at a time, that it could take further steps consistent with constitutional? mr. montgomery: well, certainly, there are other steps that may be taken, and perhaps that would there are other steps that may be taken, and perhaps that would be one. but at this point, the -- justice ginsburg: well, what did you mean in your brief, then, when you said north carolina could take other steps, additional steps? mr. montgomery: there -- there justice ginsburg: well, what did are certainly other laws that could be put in place to try to prevent sex offenders from finding out information. justice kagan: when you just said to justice ginsburg, well, maybe that would be unconstitutional if they included these things that are instead exempted, so you mean

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all part of a potential loss of $3.7 billion in business in north carolina over the next 12 years according to the associated press. tonight, no word yet if some of the lost business will return. as the debate seems far from over. maya rodriguez, nbc news, raleigh, north carolina. >>> we turn to the horrific collision on a texas highway. emergency calls about a pickup truck driving erratically shortly before a head-on crash between a truck and a church van carrying senior citizens. 13 people were killed and tonight investigators are trying to figure out what happened. nbc's jacob rascon has details. >> reporter: investigators want to know why this pickup truck veered into oncoming traffic after slamming into a church bus carrying 14 people. according to authorities, minutes before the accident, at least one other driver called police to report the pickup truck driving erratically. just one bus passenger would survive, a devastating loss for first baptist church of new braunsfels. >> it makes you grateful that god allowed you to cross their path. >> reporter: the victims were senior citizens

on saturday, north carolina will take on oregon. and gonzaga will play south carolina. those are some of our top stories on this monday, mar march 27th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, everyone. we're going to start with the deadly nightclub shooting in cincinnati. there were hundreds of people inside the cameo nightclub when it took place. >> one man was killed and 15 other people were injured when the bullets started flying. the question for police now is, who was responsible. abc's jamie norman is in cincinnati with the details. >> reporter: multiple gunmen still on the loose. >> several people injured. >> reporter: more than a dozen victims recovering from the deadly shooting inside this cincinnati nightclub. police say it started when several men got into an argument. >> and being fired. from several individuals. >> reporter: a night out ended in chaos for the hundreds of people inside the club when gunfire rang out around 1:30 a.m. >> people was running, trammelling over us. i scarred my arms and knees up falling on the ground. >> re

determined to change that. [ applause ] >> in january, she gave up her position as governor of south carolina to represent the united states at the united nations because she knew she could make a difference. and although she's only been at the u.n. for two months, she's already making her mark. speaking out against the tax on israel and standing in the proud tradition of past ambassadors like daniel patrick morna hahn and jean kirkpatrick. [ applause ] >> less than two weeks ago, less than two weeks ago ambassador haley once again responded to an attack on israel demanding that the sun retract a report that viciously and outrage successously attacked israel as an apart tied state. and her objection had impact. soon after the secretary general required retraction of the report. [ applause ] >> following a recent u.n. security council meeting on the middle east, ambassador haley came out to the press and articulated some plain truths. here's what she said, quote, the discussion today on the middle east was not about hezbollah's illegal build up of rockets, it was not about the money and weapon

tour will explore wilmington, north carolina. author philip gerard discusses his book. >> wilmington was one of the largest cities in north carolina. of the citizens two-thirds were black. they achieved an amazing thing coming out of bondage not even owning the clothes on their back they achieved status of middle class and political leadership and power. they achieved social standing and economic wealth in large degree here. >> then we will travel to fort anderson as he talks about the role in the civil war and what happened at this place from his book "to forge a thunder bolt." >> wilmington's importance was so great that it became known as the life line of the confederacy. >> visit what remains of fort

south carolina downed one. varying to three with south carolina upset the nine minute 29. try to keep it close fair. south carolina wins 888-81. 19-73. the other u.s. team, and the trojans looking to be the cinderella of the big dance playing number three baylor. number nine takes the passed on a chance at home. usc up to with six minutes left. 12 points in the final five minutes. taylor holds off usc two off usc to win 82-78. in the late game, ucla taking on cincinnati. ucla struggled in the first half. the strong cutback of ucla with the lead. log of all within a striving finish for two of his 18 points. just over three minutes to play, to hand it offense explodes in the second half. they go on to win that one. good luck, everybody. lauren: today's the first day of spring. can we finally expect some warmer weather on the way? adam klotz winter forecast. reporter: yes, beginning to feel more like spring. the middle of the country has been one the last several days. look at these numbers, really impressive. 72 degrees early in kansas city. 46 degrees in chicago. we are war

north carolina is such a disgrace south carolina changed its name to north georgia. ( laughter ) while this sounds like great news for equal rights, it's not necessarily the win it might seem. >> lgbt activists, some critics are not happy, they don't consider this a victory. they argue the replacement bill still leaves room for discrimination. that house bill 142 gives the state the final say regarding multi-stall bathrooms and prohibits cities from issuing their own nondiscrimination ordinances until 2020. >> trevor: i'm sorry, but this (bleep) is pure evil because not only can north carolina lawmakers still discriminate, they've made it illegal to block discrimination. that's just evil. so now the infamous bathroom bill is overturned but the discrimination remains, we means luckily for tar heels they can keep their slogan -- welcome to north carolina, the most confusing state to poop in. careful joe, they've got you outnumbered. the dinosaurs' extinction... don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. so

gonzaga, south carolina, oregon, north carolina get ready for the final four. those are some of the top stories on this friday, march 31st. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good friday morning to you,

we have south carolina going against gonzaga. oregon versus north carolina. now, fill out your brackets. >> it's a little easier now. yeah. thomas thank you very much. >>> i don't know if we can stand the excitement. but there's more on college campuses because al has stormed into the madness. he's at the university of oklahoma for the start of rokerthon 3. good morning again. >> good morning, guys. we got everybody here gathered. i got to tell you. it was ironic that we're starting in norman. on campus here at university of oklahoma is the severe storms lab, all housed in the national weather center here on campus. they had a lot going on yesterday. this is iona oklahoma south of here. damaging hail. they had upwards of softball-sized hail that did a lot of damage to homes and caused a lot of problems. this lake looks like it's boiling. and they had tornadoes reported. again, just southeast of here. we had twisters reported. there were reports of damage to some mobile homes. but thankfully, no injuries. let's look at what's going on for today. we have more s

north carolina has a timeout but they never use it. dunks it off to luke may, shot of his life and it goes, north carolina wins by a deuce, advancing to the final four. facing oregon, that was an amazing game. >> thanks to my teammates so much, and my coach putting me in that situation, just very blessed to have this opportunity. >> to madison square garden, florida and qayyargators's flor leads by seven at the half, 57-59, game cocks, he serves notice, south carolina seven seed wins by seven advancing for the first final four in school history. they will face gonzaga. >> all we wanted was to win, we wanted a bid and got our name on the board you know, it takes care of itself. >> for the women, notre dame came into 7 and 0, facing stanford had a 16-game winning streak, third quarter, marina mabry, brittany mcphee leads the way, cardinal down one, lays in in, 15, stanford up one, two point, two seconds left, erika mccall with a block of her career, one of two in the closing stanford wins 76-75, advancing to the final four and looking fo

south carolina playing north carolina, unc and oregon, they go at it after that. just pointing out, this could be a south carolina/north carolina championship game. a lot of people hoping to see that. >>> nationals, opening day talking baseball exactly one week away. we now know stephen strasburg is the opening day starter. matt scherzer won the cy young but he's dealing with an issue. the game is next monday afternoon against the marlins. >>> we are also seeing some pretty incredible pictures of the cherry blossoms this year. the best place to share your pictures with us is the nbc washington instagram account. they're supposed to be in peak bloom the next few days. people on the tidal basin, it was pretty busy. you can go to the nbc washington app to see other images. quieter experience. >>> 6:08. check it out. an unbelievable scene. look at this, a man hanging on for his life and his son watching. we have a story after this scaffolding rescue. >>> terror in london. what the suspect is doing minutes before tand the investigation. >>> it is a foggy morning out th

in the first game, it was south carolina and florida in madison square garden. the gamecocks came back on the seven-point halftime deficit against their southeastern conference rivals. south carolina winning it 77-70. >> close games. >> before this came 45 years ago. >> that's a drought. >> the gamecocks reached the final four for the first time and play another first timer, gonzaga. >> i can't say gonzaga. >> here are the matchups. saturday night the south carolina matchup means a newcomer in the national championship game for the first time since butler back in 2010, as you know. and unc looking for its 11th championship game appearance. oregon only title game appearance came in the tournament's first year. basically what we're saying, history will be made. and here is -- this is just like a reflection of the same thing. so that's my bracket and over there you have what the final four really looks like. >> well, the black marks, i'm told, are good. right? no. nope. those are all screwed up. >> i'm clueless. >> i had gonzaga in the final four and north carolina

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south carolina faces gonzaga and oregon takes on north carolina. both games here on the big five. >>> deep in the heart of texas. in austin. third place match on seven. ireko all square. match with bill has. that's a -- haas. that's a hole in one. haas wins. down four with six to play. then on 15 a 31-foot birdie putt to pull within one of johnson. johnson, the world's number one held off raum's charge. the short putt on 1 to win the match. johnson has won the last three tournaments he's entered. >>> nascar. larson finally got the victory lane today. took the lead from deny hamelin. once the -- denny hamelin. he takes on the lead in the monster energy point standings with that win. >>> cactus league. giants taking on the white sox. making a push for the number five spot on the giants rotation over matt kaine. he allowed two runs with a strikeout. 5.02 era. chicago won the game 4-3. >>> mayor schaaf joins tonight on the eve of the nfl meetings in phoenix where we could be less than 24 hours away from learning the fate of the raiders. the mayor is ou

roy cooper/ north carolina: "we begin to bring back jobs and sporting events. we begin to repair our reputation."and while the new bill removes language over who can use restrooms, critics say it too, puts transgender people "in harms way."but gov. roy cooper promises house bill 142 is only the beginning for ensuring equal protections for all of north carolina. gov. roy cooper/ north carolina: "today's law not only provides for lgbt protections now, but opens the door for more in the future."andy rose , kron 4 news. (pam) a live look outside on this thursday night ... from a-t-and-t park where the bay bridge baseball series was played tonight. todays windy weather is apparently going to stay with us a bit longer..(steve) but the temperatures are going to warm up friday .. our chief meterologist is here with the specifics. noticeable change across the bay area today as a cold front swept through the region earlier today. as mentioned on previous discussions the front was mostly dry, but a few automated gauges did measure some light precip. over the last 12 hours

north carolina has a time-out but they don't use it. theo pinson runs it up the floor, to luke may and the shot of his career for the kriblthvi north carolina advances facing oregon. that was like a finals right there. amazing game. >> feel great for these kids. didn't know anything about the water routine in the locker room. so right now i'm soaking wet. >> thank my teammates so much and my coach for putting me in that situation. just very blessed of this opportunity. >>> florida and south carolina, gators led by seven at the half. here come the game boxes, do zer dribbling. sindarius thornwell, 7 boards, lobs it in. gamecocks up two. ice it with 17 seconds left. do zer, the steal sees notice, and he serves notice. south carolina wins by seven advancing to their first final four in school history and they will face gonzaga. >> i'm just out of words. just extremely proud of these guys. >> all we wanted was to make it, a bid in the tournament. when we got our name on the board, the rest, you know, we'll take care of ourself. all we wante

north carolina beat kentucky 75- 73. the last thing in the big game and the tar heels and their 20th final four, which is an nbc record. north carolina luke may -- go ahead, luke. l >> get that jumper with a half second left in the game. and his team won. they are happy. >> the tar heels will place gop. >> and in is south carolina continue -- over fourth seeded florida. the kaim cox earned their first birth with some. a swarming defense. south carolina has won any game at the ncaa tournament. the game cox will play gonzaga to try to make it to the title game. >> that was my thirst thought. south carolina? were they ever in this before? >> very excited. a star-studded cast helped. it's located just outside paste and it o ens in 1992. millions of people have visited. one of the performers that -- he admitted his inner child was thrilled to be part of the celebration. >> disney has meant a lot to me since i was kid and growing up alike. and to celebrate the anniversary here as disneyland pairs. my first visit here was prett

carolina wins 75-73. kentucky's darren fox a one and done player, one of the one and down players h headed to the nba. the ultimate heartbreak for kentucky. >> i love my brother, it's going to be difficult to get over but that's all i got. >> all right. battle of rivals -- >> a little upset. >> florida and south carolina. teams spent the two regular season meetings. >> come on gamecocks. >> 14 lead changes and 10 times until thorn well trained two free throws. final seconds gators deficit is five. turnover, seals the deal. south carolina wins it, the final in this one, 73 to 68. there he is boom goes the dynamite. the real usc. >> look at tears in his eyes. >> that's right. >> emotional. >> write a song about it. >> we'll write a song about it. >> 77-70. south carolina wins this ball game. here's the final four matchup right now. set for next saturday. south carolina will face gonzaga in the first game. both making their first appearances in the final four followed by the tarheels north carolina versus th

north carolina will be hit the hardest. for those buying healthcare on the exchange they could see premiums go up 50%. it's just math. you can't take away this revenue and give tax breaks and give subsidies to have care. >> martha: that's why people don't like the gop plan. they want a new ball of wax. >> there's a major discussion continuing about what healthcare should look like in the future. one reason mark meadows have been leading the effort to have a healthcare built to bring down premiums. i know individuals in the exchanges had benefits. if we open up and have mores. competition, the ability to go across state lines and as employer are deductible that we paid as a company and all companies went up dramatically to help cover all that. those attacks increase in corporate america to help pay for everyone else. we need to figure out a way to take care those in need. nobody wants to harm those people. that's a fundamental fact. president trump dedicated during the campaign that everyone would be taken care of. the needs

charter communications cable partners will explore the literary scene and history of wilmington, north carolina. saturday at noon eastern on book tv. author phillip gerard discusses his book, cape fear rising. >> and so 1898 wilmington was one of the largest cities of north carolina. two thirds of the citizens were black. they achieved an amazing thing in just a little more than a generation after being enslaved and coming out of bondage with not even owning the clothes on their back, literally. they achieved the status of middle class. they achieved some political leadership and power. they achieved social standing and they achieved economic wealth in large degree here. >> we travel to fort anderson with author as he talks about wilmington's war in the civil war and what happened that place, with his book "to forth a

his papers are at the universitc of south carolina library but among them will be helen keller love notes. [laughter] one so there will be a biographer one of these days that gets those.e.word but they are beautiful words that i will always cherish. a qt >> i have a gift and a question. we were classmates and i have a copy of a literary magazine where pat was the poetry editor and he has two problems i would like to give you. [applause] i would ask you to speak to some of the wonderful things he wrote about later in his life. speak to [laughter] no, he did. they kissed and made up. he gave the 2001 -- i'm going ty tell you what i am referring to in just a minute. the 2001 commencement speech. his funeral was a haze and i can't remember a whole bunch of it, but when he gave the commencement speech, he invited him to his funeral and everybody thought that was strange tha bun context it made sense because he said when you come to my funeral, and i hope it is going to be a long time before now he said you are going to remember your graduation and how quickly time goes by. so that is one of th

that's why north carolina and south carolina right now are relatively economically strong, where west virginia has stagnated. >> host: who made those investments and what kind of investments. >> guest: it's a very terrific example of how government can do things well, and how the private sector can do things well when working with government. one thing government did, think effectively -- not just the carolina but throughout much of the united states where have seen positive examples of innovation. government asks itself, what are are the things we can do to facilitate innovation, make hours the headquarters for high-growth industries, even if our industrial base jobs are moving to mexico or india or somewhere else. so from tax incentives to making pivots in k-12 education, to be able to attract talent, other such things, they took all of the assets in a region and they said, reality be very strategic about allocating them so we can decouple ours from yesterday's economy and focus on what is next. >> host: your book is about future industries and one is robotic snooze i think the robo

south carolina breaks the press. south carolina eliminates duke. 88-81. on to madison square garden with baylor. >>> sacramento with the bruins. the bruins are in front. ucla took control. dishes to tj leaf. all 5 starters had double figures. they go to memphis against kentucky. a second seeded team sent home, louisville against michigan. adele throwing down. they are up 4. louisville needs a stop. strong to the hoop with 26. wolverines win 73-69 sending the cardinals home. north carolina the number one seed rallying to keep from being eliminated. razorbacks force a turn over. all the way to the hoop. a 5-point lead. arkansas did not score again. no calls. in front by 3 with 49 seconds left. desperation time. making the steal with the final exclamation point to end the game. tarheels move on with a 72-65 win. they face butler. >>> the time of spring when you are worried if players haven't come around yet. starting against the brewers with a couple of home runs. 6 runs in 4 innings of work. opposite field drive. a 2-run shot. giants fell by a score of 6 to

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south carolina down one. thornwell, 26 points, seven boards, lofts it n. 59-57, gamecocks. 17 seconds left, dozier the steal. serves notice with that jam. south carolina, a seventh seed wins by seven, advancing to their their first final four in school history. they will face gonzaga. >> i'm out of words. out of words. i -- just extremely proud of these guys right next to me. >> all we wanted was to make it, all we wanted was a bid in the tournament and see our names on the board. when we got our name on board, the rest -- will take care of itself. all we wanted was a chance. >>> stanford women pulled off the upset of the number one seed notre dame today advancing to the final four for the first time since 2014. and 13th under vandever. had a 16 game win streak. third quarter, may brie gives the irises 17 point lead. stanford up one late, 25 seconds left. cardinal down one. feed to smith. lays it in. she had 15. stanford up one. 227 seconds. notre dame the inbounds pass. mariah carey call, a huge block. one o

and we know it's put a stain on our great reputation here in north carolina. i think one of the reasons that i won as a democrat for governor during a trump wave, even beating an incumbent republican governor is because people were tired of these social issues. they were tired of issues like hb 2 and they wanted to focus on jobs a the economy. but unfortunately, the right wing of the republican party continued to want to bring up these social issues and they are effectively blocking repeal of house bill 2 in north carolina. we almost had it. i had an agreement with the leadership in the republican -- they have super majorities. we had an agreement that i would get charlotte to back down if they would repeal house bill 2. they caved into the right wing of their caucus. they're still caving into the right wing of their caucus. it is time for us to move forward. it's time for us to get this done. as governor i've worked to tell people that this is a new day in our state. we have a new governor who opposes house bill duo. >> there's a lot of people watching from o

it goes before the north carolina legislature in matter of hours. if hb 2 is not repealed today the ncaa is prepared to pull all of its events through 2020. governor roy cooper says the agreement is not perfect but does begin the process of repairing north carolina's reputation. billions of dollars in economic damage because of this bill. the ncaa is a big one. >> all kind of companies have spoke out. >> the ncaa sports at the center of the story. >> as the intelligence committee prepares for its first public hearing today into russian meddling. how is the kremlin reacting? we're going to moscow next. >>> welcome back, accusations of collusion between the trump administration and russia are reaching a fever pitch this morning as the senate intelligence committee prepares to launch a public hearing within a matter of hours. how are the russians reacting? let's bring in matthew chance. i can just imagine the reaction. let me guess. fake news, america overreacting and afraid of its own shadow. >> reporter: yeah, witch hunt, all of those phrases that ha

so south carolina will take on gonzaga. >> that game, that kentucky/north carolina game was something to watch. great basketball. >> all right, took my mind off the raiders. >> we all need a distraction from that, right? good night everybody. >> there we are dark clouds over raider land. mmm! gentlemen, i put it to you: the worst tapioca pudding is better than the best pudding of any other flavor. first off, that is axiomatically wrong because the best pudding is chocolate. secondly, the organic structure of tapioca makes it a jiggling bowl of potential death. it is extracted from the plant... hey, i'm thinking of growing a mustache. no kidding? fu manchu, a handlebar, pencil? it's extracted from the plant.... i'm not sure yet. you know, george clooney has one now. koothrappali: really? i once saw him shopping at ralphs. he was buying tequila. wow. you'd think a guy like that would have some kind of booze lackey. all right, this is cruel. we'd better let him finish before his head explodes. all right, sheldon, why is tap...? tapioca is extracted from the root of the plant manihot escu