at penn state and at indiana. they have a week off until their next game, when they host michigan state. >> jim: a couple of opportunities to win that penn state game but just losing it by two points. >> ian: final seconds. smith misses on a threeball. sheehey the rebound. the buckeyes back off. indiana trying to make a late season run. [buzzer] to get into the ncaa tournament. 72-64, the hoosiers knock off the buckeyes! indiana improves to 7-9 in the big ten. ohio state drops to 9-8 in the conference. so for jim spanarkel, this ian eagle signing off from bloomington. tonight on cbs, "60 minutes,." this has been a presentation of cbs sports, home of the national championship. we've always been] at the forefrontumman, of advanced electronics. providing technology to get more detail... ♪ detect hidden threats... ♪ see the whole picture... ♪ process crit iicalnformation, and put it in the hands of our defenders. reaching constantly evolving threats before they reach us. that's the value of performance. northrop

that's one of the reasons in indiana. we've embarked on an effort to make career and vocational education a priority in every high school in our state. you know, i honestly believe that better education, particularly work force, vocational education, and the kind of policies in indiana's advancing are the best way to good-paying jobs and to raising the income of hoosiers and really all americans. >> right. i guess the only thing i'm wondering here is when you think the minimum wage is a nonissue or raising it would have a deleterious effect on your state. >> well, i think the minimum wage is really designed to be an entry level wage. it creates a floor, a threshold, if we will, for people entering the economy. my focus as governor of indiana is on advancing the kind of policies that will create more good paying jobs that will raise the income of hoo chsiers and advance and grow their careers in our state. in indiana, we're one of the few states that has a aaa bond rating. we have nearly $2 billion in reserves. we're cutti

let's send medicaid back to the states like indiana. one of the most consumer driven health care programs in the country, we are currently in negotiations with the administration to give us the flexibility for any medicaid done along those lines and powering individuals. i am a real champion today number one the state of indiana but also number two for the fact it is a shining example of what can happen in the economy or in the schools to give states more freedom and more flexibility. the state of indiana can do more with the same amount or less in many cases with the government programs in education or and infrastructure if you just give us the resources, give us the flexibility and we will solve problems the indiana way. neil: you do not get anywhere as a party or as an internet being on defense. >> thank you, neil. neil: the government could soon be telling you what to eat to beat the heat. i am not kidding. "candy crush"? tommy don't tell me i didn't wa. man, oh man. $8 billion? that is not candy, that is cocaine. i've always had to

he did not want me to go to indiana. the only school that had not addition date left for classical music for voice. i went there and i fell in love with the campus. tavis: how did you end up in music when you are considering law? i guess you could represent yourself in your own negotiations. they seem so distinctly different. be in a place where you can wear suits and you can get a chance to defend yourself. had tofour sisters, i get myself out of pickles. way, i was involved in music my whole life. people said, i think you have something special. at the end, i said, if this does not work out, i can go back to school into law. music. i did not know what opera was. some people introduced it to me properly. i have friends who are lawyers and i respect what they do. that is not me. tavis: when you were introduced to opera properly, what was it about what you were hearing that you fell in love with? >> the first opera i ever saw, i was in. tavis: that works. >> everybody thinks of the lady with the horn on her head and you a

wendy felton, 16, from indiana, michelle dewey from indianapolis, indiana. all of these cases went unsolved. officials believed only one man knew what happened. >> we knew he was responsible for several deaths. >> and to get answers, it would take a risky, unusual plan. send a convicted drug dealer undercover into a dangerous prison to befriend an alleged serial killer. >> i'm not a serial killer hunter, i said, so how am i going to do this? >> at stake? answers. >> wondering where she is and what happened. >> the grieving families. >> you want to find her, bring her home and you can't. >> and one man's freedom. >> they don't just give out candy and say you're free to go. i went through hell and back. >> early each day, donna reitler greets her daughter tricia. >> i say good morning every morning to this picture. i say "good morning" every morning. i look at that and i can hear her say -- "hi, mom!" >> tricia was very kind-hearted and very smart. >> as a child, says father, garry, tricia lit up the room. >> she would just bound into the room, spread her arms

wendy felton 16 from marion, indiana. michelle dewy in indianapolis, indiana. all of these cases went unsolved. officials believe only one man knew what happened. >> we knew he was responsible for several deaths. >> to get answers it would take a risky, unusual plan. send a convicted drug dealer under cover into a dangerous prison to de -- befriend an alleged serial killer. >> i'm not a hunter. >> at stakes. >> peace for grieving families. >> you want to find her. you want to bring her home and you can't. >> and one man's freedom. >> they don't just turn around and give out candy and say you're free to go. i went through hell and back. >>> early each day donna greets her daughter tricia. >> i say hello to this picture every morning. i say good morning every morning. i look at that and i can hear her say, hi, mom. >> tricia was kind hearted and smart. >> as a child, says father, gary, tricia lit up a room. >> she would sometimes just come into the room and spread her arms apart and say tada. >> they brought her here to marion, indiana to attend this small christ

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we have jeff flock live from the subaru assembly plant from lafayette, indiana with more. jeff. >>, exclusively live from the subaru plant with outbacks coming off the line. take a look at the chart. a surprising two mers that did help the markets for a while but another positive piece of news here in indiana, ge aviation, relocating or locating actually, the new plant that will build those leap engines, new jet engines and of course ge aviation, the biggest jet engine-maker in the world. a new plant here in indiana, just one day after the governor here announced that they are lowering the corporate tax rate to the second lowest in the nation. i talked to both the ceo of ge aviation and the governor a short time ago. >> we run a pretty rigorous process when it comes to picking sites. >> tons of competitors. >> tons of competitors. you have to realize these are 25 plus year decisions for us, right? this engine will enter service for the first time in 2016 it will have a run of 25 to 30 years we'll be assembling and building new engines. we don't take the decisions lightly a

. >> msnbc has been relaying the stories, with access from the indiana state court, we are about to go into a world where cameras are by law forbiden to go. >> 40 vehicles, counted altogether, they have been doing it over a three-month period. each street corner watching. they failed to understand, there are cameras, all we have to do is put the face with the name. >> they had a picture of me. my mom was like, no. the picture don't look like me. about to charge me for lying to the police. my mom is on probation, too. they said, turn myself n or they'll give my momma six years. i wish i never would have didn't things i did. >> kenneth or kentrell. >> the brothers hail from the streets of gary, indiana. birth place of the jackson five. and two-time murder capital of the world. 50% of the kids live below the poverty level. you have an open complaint. come monday, if the court makes the decision there is a chance you need to know that. >> staff see the same faces over and over again. despite the kids' promises they will never return. >> this is your sixth complaint this will be your sevent

and -- police break a train theft gang in northwest indiana. plus -- the death toll is still rising after a deadly landslide in washington state. we'll also hear the 9-1-1 call that saved a young boy. and -- see what a photographer caught on camera while filming this grizzly bear. stay with us. missing after a landslide in washington state continues to go up. crews found six bodies buried under the disaster that happened saturday morning in a rural area north of seattle. 14 people have been found dead in a square mile area covered in mud and debris. 176-people are missing, but it's not confirmed how many were home when this happened. rescuers continue to use dogs, sonar, and aircraft to find trapped survivors, but hope is dwindling as more time passes by. that 9-1-1 call led to the rescue of this four year old boy. the bark my neighbor's house and their neighbor's house have been completely taken out. it has collapsed and they are trapped. >> you know they are inside? >> i am standing at the location and i can hear them tapping. and they're yel

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the warriors 98, 96, first victory in indiana. only fourth loss. so far, so good for madison balmgartner. three scoreless against rockies. a double play ball off the bat for out of the day and brian vogelsong down the line. tommy malone against cubs. eric soguard ties it at three. a's have three former players in spring training saying the cardinals are terrific guys very smart. it's rare to have three college athletes on one major league foster. all play for the a's coached by bob melvin. >> good to seat guy that's stayed with sam on my trip trip down there. i think sam could finish with his eyes closed. >> this is a new set of teammates any time you can share, it helps. yes. there are a lot of guy guys out there from stanford. >> that is a beamed up on there. they both have one thing in common. type one diabetes. >> it's always on your mind. there is a huge amount of work. i think a lot of pride in knowing. >> it's just when his routine has been nice to have that. >> i do my best to plan, prepare. from there, i just play. mike shumann abc7 sports

six months after his release, three indiana state prison inmates staged a daring escape. komyatti found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time. he and a friend had gone to a casino and was seen by an off-duty correctional officer the same night three inmates got away. komyatti was picked up for facilitating the escape and was eventually cleared of any involvement. but because he had violated his parole by driving a car with only a learner's permit, he was sent back to prison. less than a year later, he was a free man once again. but within 30 days of being released, komyatti would find the next chapter of his life to be even more devastating than any of the previous ones. it would leave him profoundly disfigured. and we warn you, you might find his appearance disturbing. >> you know, i think most people in that situation with injuries i have would not have survived, but i was in pretty good condition at the time, you know, for my age or anything. >> while riding his bicycle near his home outside of his home in downtown indianapolis, he hit a pothole, flew over the h

the warriors 98, 96, first victory in indiana. only fourth loss. so far, so good for madison balmgartner. three scoreless against rockies. a double play ball off the bat for out of the day and vogelsong down the line. tommy malone against eric soguard ties it at three. a's have three former players in spring training saying the cardinals are terrific guys very smart. it's rare to have three college athletes on one major league foster. all play for the a's coached by bob melvin. >> good to seat guy that's stayed with sam on my trip trip down there. i think sam could finish with his eyes closed. >> this is a new set of teammates any time you can share, it helps. yes. there are a lot of guy guys out there from stanford. >> that is a beamed up on there. they both have one thing in common. type one diabetes. >> it's always on your there is a huge amount of work. i think a lot of pride in knowing. >> it's just when his routine has been nice to have that. >> i do my best to plan, prepare. from there, i just play. mike shumann abc7 sports. . >> i should sa

will sheehy nalz a thrils a thr keep indiana on top. then the hoosiers get a ten-point lead and indiana wins 72-64. and wichita state wrapped up an undefeated season saturday, beating missouri state 68-45 for a 31-0 regular season record. >>> time to go to the honda classic, tiger woods, his back problems caused him to withdraw after the 13th hole. he was five over on sunday, 12 shots behind the leader. and rory mcilroy after promising to play the last three days, he faultered on sunday, he hit a ball, see it, plunge, dropped right into the water on the 16th hole leading to a double bogey. >>> russell henley came out victorious at the honda classic. he got a birdie on the 18th hole, beating out russell knox, and rory mcilroy. so he was awarded $1.80 million. >>> to the ladies now, the lpga, a miracle put, paula cramer, look here, the ball keeps on going and going and going. 75-foot putt there to win the hsbc tournament. she ended a four-year winless streak, last time winning in 2010. >>> incredible speed at the sprint cup in phoenix. ke

that's what indiana needed. despite lance stevenson getting ejected after yet another verbal scuffle, indiana eked out a win, 84-83. >>> to the brooklyn at charlotte game. the charlotte bobcats honoring purple heart recipient marine lance corporal josh morgan. he got a mortgage free house, he had a medical retirement because of an ied injury. >>> a somber night in boston, the celtics with a moment of silence for two fallen firefighters, 43-year-old father of three lieutenant edward walsh and 43-year-old michael kennedy as we were telling you earlier died battling an apartment fire on wednesday. >>> former buffalo bills quarterback jim killy will proceed with chemotherapy and radiation instead of surgery. his wife says doctors believe his cancer is in an area where surgery will not work so well. the doctors saying the hall of famer's condition remains very treatable and potentially curable. a lot of folks hoping for that. >>> the boston red sox go full on patriotic. according to a team tweet, jonny gomes picked o

reports that heading in and out of northwest indiana is particularly bad. the snow is going to linder further and longer. you really want to watch your speed and in many cases we are expecting to see double commute times. let's head over to the illinois state police sgt who is on the phone and will give us a update on the worst regions. where are most of your troops going? >> we are experiencing a lot of spin outs and that's mostly to big problems. >> it's interesting because the snow totals are not really that high but this note is just so have the and thick. has that been the problem? >> that is the problem this note is really sticking and it's hard to remove. it's causing some slippery surfaces which is why we are experiencing a high volume of cars. >> last time we had a big snowfall district 5 was hit hard. do you have precautions for that area? they were dealing with icy road conditions prior to the snow coming down. >> typical advice, be careful to take it slow. >> they give for taking the time. >> let's go out to the outbound eisenhower. has looking?

you mentioned you were from indiana earlier and one example the company wasn't able to advertise the alcohol breath smell because indiana procedure right area at that time so these are the kind of regions i covered in the book. i look at an interesting guide who saw the ability to connect with what he saw as a new england audience and he created a regional network that aired baseball games, local university football games all of which was designed to drive the local department but he created the idea of the networks that was distinct from the mass audience that was thought about in terms of national radio at the time. >> wended when did the regionalr local stations start to form tax >> he was a pioneer broadcaster. i shouldn't give the impression that he was separate. he was affiliated with all of the national radio networks in the station so he wanted to bring that top talent but he also wanted to make sure through other point in the day he could provide other programs. so it was called the yankee network into the colonial network they started in the 1920s as well and the studies ex

. >>> the towering walls of indiana state prison have been guarding inmates' secrets since the time of the civil war. but during the shooting of our "extended stay" series, prison officials allowed us to give certain inmates handheld cameras that they could use to record their thoughts in the privacy of their own cells, and the inmates, who all had plenty of time, also had plenty to say. >> living like an animal. what i'm doing now. >> i'm handsome. >> kind of feel like an idiot talking to his camera. it's like i'm talking to myself. it's crazy. >> it was a very interesting new thing that we'd never done before, and i was able to give these cameras to the inmates and kind of give them a brief tutorial on how to use it. and it was an interesting thing because these are people that some had never even seen one of these new camcorders. >> when they first handed me this camera, i'm like, what? how does this work? i don't know what an ipod is. i don't know how to work these fancy gadgets. they had to show me. well, this is an old prison, a place where john dylan, voyages. old floors. someti

the heat and pacers and two back of ibd -- indiana. lebron, 38 points and he found hems on the wrong side of a monster dunk in the fourth. paul george had 23 for indiana. heat down one. chris bosh for the win. air ball. stanford men and women are both in the sweet 16. the men face dayton. the men face dayton. we will have previews of both ♪ well i love a rainy night.♪ ♪ i love a rainy night ♪ i love to hear the thunder, watch the lightning ♪ ♪ when it lights up the sky. ♪ ♪ you know it makes me feel good. ♪ ♪ 'cause i love a rainy night.♪ yoplt with flavors the whole family will love. it is so good for a night in. the biggest surprise of the sweet 16. beating the 7-2 seed in new mexico and kansas. the cardinals are a seasoned team and as they won two years ago. dayton knocked off ohio state in syracuse. the first time they have been there since 1984, but they can play. stanford won't be satisfied with just being in this round. >> someone will win this tournament. why not us? coach says there are a handful of teams

several cars piled up on west bound indiana toll road at climb. everything shut down no one is getting by. no word on injuries. it's fairly new it just popped up. all traffic not getting through west bound on the toll road at klein due to a multi the vehicle pileup. more information on this coming up. >> were at the albany candy factory in northwest indiana. >> we are back here in the factory at the confectionery. this is really cool. i've eaten gummy bears i will live but never seen them actually made. this is something i never knew. this is the mold when the liquid is poured in but it's not like a plastic mold of what is it? >> it's made out of a bed of corn starch. all the white powder is cornstarch. >> it's packed so tight so doesn't crumble. we're just going to walk along the lines where the liquid comes down. >> the kitchen is on top of us right now. the liquid can the is being deposited into the mold. >> this is one of your snakes? >> this is a 2 ft. long snake. what's special about this is that we are the only manufacturer who knows how to

third quarter indiana taking the lea lead. caught in the air and lands on the back of george hill are you sear us? dances on the rim and in. 3 point play for hill. thompson huge in the fourth quarter scoring 16 of the 25 if the final period. warriors up a dozen. here comes george on a run to tie. tied at 96. seconds lef left. go to the hot hand and thompson with a turn around jumper here. they did not want to go to curry with paul george gawringd. so instead thompson and he drains the jumper but point 6 left. jerj for the wi win. the 3 off back iron and the warriors hang on 98-96 golden state. the first victory at indiana a since 2007. as they take down the top team in the league. record wise in fact they beat miami and indiana on the road this year. only the fourth home loss for the pacers all season. because of the olympic break sharks are playing the first home game in almost a month tonight with alex. back up goal tender back-to-back games first time in the young career. shark and hurricane patrick marlo returns as gold me

very difficult driving conditions over the next three to four hours spreading into northern indiana and southern michigan. how much snow are we talking about? one of the biggest winter storms of the season in areas like buffalo, syracuse, rochester, vermont could get a half a foot of snow. and then up to maine a foot of snow easy. a couple of other totals for you, ice in albany. snow following that. same for you in cleveland with three to six inches of snow. enjoy twarmth today. d.c. could be 72 today and tomorrow temperatures in the 30s and wind chill in the teens. that's your national forecast. now, here's a look at the weather outside your window. so washington d.c. when that cold front comes through it could spark off a shower or storm but the worst will be in northern indiana and through upstate new york during the afternoon and evening. i'll talk more about the cold coming. it is going to be january cold behind this storm. >> ouch. bill, thank you very much. joel osteen's mega church robbed. and how did the president end up sitting between those two ferns? and breaking news about

and president of goodwill of central indiana says his organization thought carefully before deciding to offer them a diploma over a g.e.d. >> some of the data that we saw as we started looking into this, showed that g.e.d. is the highest level of education you attain, you don't make any more money than a high school dropout. and your rate of unemployment is no greater than that of a high school dropout. >> reporter: the indianapolis they didn't decide to reach out all on it's own. >> reporter: the indianapolis mayors office has the unusual ability to sponsor charter schools in the state. jason kloth, the deputy mayor of education for indianapolis says there are about 150,000 dropouts in the city's metro area, and that offering them educational opportunities is an economic imperative. >> there is a clear need with existing high school dropouts, people who may have made a mistake at one point or another in their life and this is an opportunity for them to re-enter and earn their high school diploma and then go on to enter employment. >> reporter: mcclelland says goodwill has been worki

the bracket shows indiana state as the champions. see that? just a minor mistake. >>> let's get a check on the weather with meteorologist bill karins. >> good monday morning, thomas. how about i tell you another snowstorm? this one is going to affect areas that expect snow in the middle of march. let me take you through it. the storm that will affect the country is in the northwest, it will come pine with the moisture from south texas, they'll merge and move across the country. what's different this time, finally it's not freezing coast to coast. now, there's mild air in place, that's why areas like chicago, cleveland, new york city, washington, d.c., primarily a rain event for you. this is one of our computer models but we're still three days out. specific snow today in the northern plains, up in the northern rockies. this looks like a new england special. a closer look at the new england area. this is potential for vermont and all of maine for over a foot of snow, that's a significant march snowstorm. further to the south, that's where we're

you mentioned you were from indiana, earlier, and one example i can remember is one company -- beechnut was not able to advertise gum because of the connections it had with covering over the alcoholic breath smell, because indiana was sort of very much a dry area at that time. so these are the kinds of localizations and ridge fallizations i cover in this book. and there are other examples that i look at. really interesting guy from boston named john shepherd, and he managed a couple of department stores, and he saw in radio the ability to really connect with what he saw as unique audience, the new england audience, and created a regional radio network that aired baseball games, local university football games, homemaker programs, all of which was designed to drive sales to his local department store, but what he did is created the idea of a new england network that was -- or new england market that was distinct from the mass audience and the mass products that typically thought about in terms of national radio at this time. the big national brands and the big stars. so, there are differ

indiana. >> good afternoon. >> my name is indiana and i want to talk about the 43 line. apart of me is happy because they said the proposal are keep it, but there's no final proposal. it's only proposal. that means they can change it. i depend on 27 for anywhere i want to go. i look healthy but i'm not. i have breathing problems and i have difficult problems walking and i need the 27 because it's convenient for me for going, dropping, school, i'm retired right now but i'm going to school and i need the 27. i really don't want -- they'll be messing with the 12 because if they do that i have to walk too many blocks or the others say go -- bruno is too far for me. i'm asking you to keep the 27 because too many elderly people like me, we depend on 27 and children go to school, and we really, really depend on 27 line. thank you for listening. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> joe followed by winston parsons. >> good afternoon, commissioners. joe. i happen to be reading [inaudible] poetry where he talks about a change that puts the wind and man up on his death bed and with i r

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so i called him and he was calling from a call center in indiana. evansville in indiana. you never know where the place is hour and i have not heard of that. he worked there for about one month and prior to that his last job he had managed the office of a staffing agency. he rounded up people would send out the laborers to work in warehouses. when the crisis hit there was not enough calls to do construction work so the agency closed down. he had worked there for five months. between those jobs he had no work at all. won a whole year of unemployment he basically hated and knowing people and that is what he was doing. so i asked him what would you do after that? his answer was only indicative. i want to do what my father did. my dad says i don't know how to stick to anything but i will not spend 20 or 25 years busting my hope to put me on the shift when i get close to my attention that tries to make me quit to bring in somebody younker add half the pay. i talked to him for a while then before you know, if i was off to indiana to see father and son. as soon as i arrived it w

indiana has spent $52 million this winter, more than $22 million than average. in addition, the cost overruns will likely exceed the $151 million snow removal budget and in massachusetts, it's the most expensive insurgent since 2007 at the cost of $103 million with more snow set to fall. subzero temperatures, snow and plowing has battered roadways. city of chicago has repaired 250,000 potholes since january 1st, 50,000 more than last year. the city has spent $3 million this year filling holes. the airline industry has been hit particularly hard. according to aviation data compiler, more than 800 u.s. flights have been canceled since december 1st. it's expected to cost airlines nearly half a billion-dollar. on the water near-record amounts of ice cover in the great lakes has stretched commercial shipping businesses. the u.s. coast guard has had to expand ice breaking operations to help ships. in the first quarter of 2014, ice breaking was four times the average of the last five years. >> of course time lost, work lost, and construction industry has been affected

. ♪ >>> this is the home of a man known as felipe girais, people say he's the real life indiana jones. he lives without alligators. >> roaming around his house? >> he has two alligators, one named allie and one named gator that just wander around his home. felipe has a wonderful story behind this video. he grew up in madagascar and he dedicated his young life to helping animals, helping protect animals, animals that may have ended up becoming endangered. once he moved to france he built this home and decided that he was going to continue his passion, continue his love for animals and he shares this home not only with alligators but snakes, tarantulas, frogs, scorpions and in case you are wondering he has the proper permit and licensing in order to care for these animals. >> the one way he's not like indiana jones this guy likes snakes. >> true. >> you go to this dude's house for coffee and cookie and you walk in and there's an alligator sitting right there, they seem tame but who knows when that thing wants a taste of your ankle. >> people have questioned when they see this video it s

the look near 61st and northwest indiana as well. the matter where you go you're dealing with the slick conditions. leisurely and give yourself extra time. >>erik runge is *live on the roads. >> still pretty slow out here. you can see the snow has started to accumulate on the roads. people are taking it easy as we should. not highway speeds this morning. i think around 35 in the car that we are in. we have seen a number of these plows out here. the good news is with the temperature where it is, a lot of those chemicals and salt will help get the ice off the roads to make them safer for people on their way to work. the city will plow all the main roads first. there will make sure those are possible and then get to the side streets. the side streets getting to the main roads are slick. you can see the plows have been deployed. we have seen several this morning out and about. definitely out there getting as much as they can done before the main brush our heads. the roads are definitely starting to accumulate with the snow on them. defin

because, you know, indiana was sort of very much a dry area at that time. so these are the kinds of localizations and regionalizations that i, that i cover in this book. and there are other examples of that. i look at really an interesting guy from boston named john shepard, and he managed a couple department stores. and he saw in radio the ability to really connect with what he saw as a unique audience, the new england audience. and he created a regional radio network that aired baseball games, local university football games, homemaker programs, all of which was designed to drive sales, of course, to his local department stores. but in so doing, what he kid was create -- what he did was created the idea of a new england network or new england market that was distinct from the mass audience and the mass product that is typically thought about in terms of national radio at time and those big national brands and the big stars. and so there are different places like that. >> host: when did these regional or local radio stations start to form, right in the '20

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the heat and pacers and two back of ibd -- indiana. lebron, 38 points and he found hems on the wrong side of a monster dunk in the fourth. paul george had 23 for indiana. heat down one. chris bosh for the win. air ball. stanford men and women are both in the sweet 16. the men face dayton. we will have previews of so i was basically uninsurable. now that i've got coverage, my doctor is a phone call or an e-mail away. i'm in. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. the biggest surprise of the sweet 16. beating the 7-2 seed in new mexico and kansas. the cardinals are a seasoned team and as they won two years ago. dayton knocked off ohio state in syracuse. the first time they have been there since 1984, but they can play. stanford won't be satisfied with just being in this round. >> someone will win this tournament. why not us? coach says there are a handful of teams coming in thenging they will have a chance to win. the rest are just happy to be here. we pr

reading that indiana state won. no matter. wichita state is waiting for the number one seed. >>> big ten basketball, ohio state and number 22 michigan state, the buckeyes down by two when the spartens turn it over. lensle smith sends it to shannon scott. he ties it up, 65-65, ohio state hangs on to win, 69-67. >>> on to acc rivals, maryland and number five virginia. 1.7 seconds left. anthony gill nails a clean jumper, overtime. maryland's dez wells hits two to keep the terps ahead and stay ahead. in the terps final game in the acc, maryland upset uva 75-69. >>> and take you to doral for the cadillac championship. ongoing back problems take a major toll on tiger woods. he finished with a 6 over par 78, his worst at doral. and 23-year-old patrick reed took it all with an even par 72. by the way, he's the youngest winner at doral. >>> over to the sprint cup. sin city, dale earnhardt jr. is in the lead in the final lap when his car starts to run out of gas. the 2012 sprint cup champ brad keselowski pulled through vik r victorio vi

they beat indiana state. they likely wrapped up a number one seed. the last team to finish off a perfect season, bobby knight, indiana. back in 1976. >>> dale earnhardt jr. knew he likely was not going to have enough fuel. he was right. brad keselowski surged ahead when earnhardt jr. ran out of gas. brad keselowski won. earnhardt jr. finished second. >>> for more, a live "sportscenter" at 9:00 a.m. on espn. i'm john buccigross, have a great day. >>> something of a tradition in the poconos of pennsylvania. the cardboard classic. >> sleds of all shapes and sizes all made from cardboard, tape, string, paint, and glue. 150 sleds reached the top of the hill. not all made it down in one piece. that is part of the fun. creative. >> an old dial phone there. a push-button phone. a garbage truck. >> this is so cool. looks like fun. >> all cardboard? >> and tape? impressive. >> love it. >>> up next, the special wedding-themed pulse with an ex of one of hollywood's leading men. >>> and thousands there to witness this big moment for this basketball player and his

jobs back to indiana. he is our role model. downstate senator, the winner of a hard-fought seven white candidates gop primary candidate spent the morning in nedowntown chicago. >> credit rating went up in the edgar administration which i have the honor of being the chief of staff in. our unemployment rate was above the national average. i'm the one candidate and only candidate who could send him packing in the fall. >> the fourth candidate is state senator. he has been keeping a low profile as of late. now making very many public campaign appearances in light of his sexual harassment lawsuit that he is fighting from a former staffer. >> will be extended at a handful of precincts and this is in response to a number of problems that have occurred this morning. we're told some of the issues involved judges not entirely up to speed with the electronic poll book which is getting its first big test today. in the meantime we will try to find out what is going on in some of these locations. >> >> voting will be ex

. >>> during our shoot at indiana state prison, we were with inmate aaron brown on what was for him an unusual day. he had visitors. >> aaron. >> just glad to see you, always. >> hi, dude. what's up, man? >> vicki and keith have played the role of surrogate parents to brown for more than 15 years. as a teenager he was friends with their own children. >> he just would call to talk to my boys, and the boys at the age they were were never home, and we developed a friendship, and i loved him. he just seemed kind of lost and lonely, you know, and then the crime happened. it was very heartbreaking. >> the crime occurred when brown was 16 years old. he's now serving two 50-year sentences for the murders of his mother and stepfather. >> aaron brown bewilders me. he sat in wait with a shotgun until his parents came home one night, and as his mom walked through the door, he blasted her with the shotgun, shot at his stepfather, missed, and ended up chasing his stepfather around the house shooting at him until he finally killed him. and i wanted to know why. >> weeks earlier before he grew out his

♪ >>> on the day before eric wrinkles was to be executed at indiana state prison, he received a visit from several relatives, including his son, seth, and his daughter, lindsay, who at age 13 had witnessed wrinkles murder her mother. this never-before-seen video was shot by another family member. it was the first time in six years that lindsay had seen her father. >> i don't want there to be guilt of me not saying what i need to say, because after he's gone, he's gone. i can't go back and say anything if i wanted to, and i thought and prayed about it for a long time. i told my husband, this is what i need to do. i need to make amends with my dad. even though you're not out and you're in here, you've still done and what you can do is live your life to the fullest and help people. and you've done everything you're supposed to do on this earth, and even though you're being here, that's pretty remark able and i know when you get up to heaven, the lord's going to ask. >> it's been two years since the execution, but this is the first time lindsay's watched the video, even though it had been