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 warming up on the east coast as well. winter like temperatures close to freezing will be climbing later today and in the next couple of days. as far as precipitation goes, a couple little trouble spots i want to zoom in on. thunderstorms moving across the chicagoland area stretching across northern indiana towards toledo and stretching over towards cleveland and on the west coast tracking fairly heavy rain throughout th

visieric their knock off ucla tonight 86-75. welcome back inside studio 43 and the "road to the final four," everyone. greg gumbel in new york along with clark, kenny and charles. matuy wildcats grow up a little bit more tonight and everybody walked into the arena talking about lonzo ball and they're walking out talking about de'aaron fox. clark: no we question about bri he has tremendous speed. i know there's not a faster player in the country with the ball and he was frisk from the start. carried it throughout the game. with help from monk during the second half and the kentucky wildcats defendinged and played a high have level game on both ends. kenny: de'aaron fox, his ability to play pick and roll basketball, his ability to create a pace for kentucky and his ability to find people when he dribble penetrated not on debatable only was impressive, but his scoring for 29 points. charles: this was like old-time basketball when you get all the guys together. there's a guy that everybody was talking about. the other guys are out h

i'm thinking of a certain 17-year-old from ucla, for instance. >> yes. and the shame of it, though, jeff is that lonzo ball will not be a sophomore at ucla. he won't be a junior at ucla. he's going to be playing in the nba next year. that's one thing that has changed over the years, because the nba passed a rule saying you must go to college for one year before you can go in the nba draft. but after that, you can. it used to be that a great player like lebron james or kobe bryant might skip college altogether and go to the pros. but most guys who didn't do that would stay at least three or four years and we got to know them. they were almost part of our family. a kid like grant hill, who stayed at duke for four years, almost became part of people's families. that's why he's still so popular even now, 23 years after he graduated. it's not the same, but there's no doubt that somebody will emerge as a star at the end of this tournament. last year, it was chris jenkins making the shot that you showed. by the way, he is a senior at villanova. >> let's stay wi

the 411 on the sixers later in sports. >>> freshmen lonzo ball is the point guard for ucla. his female fell to kentucky but this isn't the last you'll hear of him. he's the oldest of three boys all who dominate on the basketball court. one person who isn't shy telling you about that is their father. la var ball has compared his older son to some of the best players in basketball history. is he putting too much pressure on his kids or making stars? >> ucla lonzo ball may be one of the stars of march madness but everybody is talking abouts his dad >> he's everywhere >> even if you never heard his name, you know the time. >> they're kind of loud. they're a little bias when it comes to their child >> ball compared him to michael jordan, michael johnson and steven curry, this proud papa won't settle. he believes his son will be the best in league history. he's even create apparel company for his throw kids. is he a marketing genius or object unconscious parent who needs to take a step back. >> i don't think it's good, because it comes back to bite you >> i think la var is having

when we last left your personal life, you were taking tests at ucla. do you remember when you first became an activistsome. >> guest: i think i became an activist through the women's movement. i became, first, a feminist, and then i realized that as a gay person, i really needed to pay attention to the rights of lesbians that were being denied by the women's movement. so i would say i became an activist in the late 1960s. >> host: karen is in seattle. hi, karen. karen? >> guest: i can't hear karen. >> host: karen, we're going to have to move on. i i apologize, we cannot hear you. so let's talk to vicki, and vicki is in sandusky, ohio. you're on with author lillian faderman. please go ahead. >> caller: yes, ms. faderman. i just want to say thank you for the work that you do. i'm from sandusky, ohio, i hail from the town mr. obergefell is from, and i'm just really so proud that the book that he wrote, "love wins," because that's what it's going to take in this country. there's such a systemic problem with regards to discrimination for not just the lgbt c

collegehlege basketball since i'm the the resident hater.nt h tell me how unc, my favorite team, and ucla my other favoritt team and kentucky the three best teams steve chenevey eloquentlyn stated are in the same bracket?? you look at some of these otherh brackets kansas up here with ath bunch of losers and they the probably still won't get to thet final four.final fo over here we got gonzaga who is

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mary is the best team ever. >> they have had a roll. >> ucla has the best in the country. northwestern never made ncaa tournament. last night all of sudden the -- >> this is what they will be talking about all day. >> all right. >> weather is nice for us but that big storm is storm hitting the northeast. let's get to our forecast as we are going to see a lot more sunshine today. here is what it looks as you head outdoor. 51 degrees. nice and cool in liver moore 43 degrees. as we head through the day, going to see the temperatures making into upper 70s east san jose. 78 in danville. 72 in mission district. you'll see how long the warm temperatures will last. look at comparison to what they are feeling elsewhere across the country. we are definitely lucky at being spared from this storm that's going to be a next major headliner. as it continues to move east, it will produce blizzard conditions. so we'll be watching that. this system making it's way to the south. the model brings it closer and brings us slight chance of rain. the rest of us it looks to stay dry over the next

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 4. we will see you at 11:00 on sports wrap with more coming up. >> all right. thanks. >> coming up cinco de mayo canceled? >> customers showing proof of legal residence b

california state law made have made things more complicated for the ucla men's basketball team. correspondent william la jeunesse reports tonight on how the big game will go on in spite of the law. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: when the ucla men's basketball team shows up in tennessee for tonight's sweet 16 matchup, it may be breaking the law. >> i think the ban probably does apply to the university of california. as i said, they have actually made their commitment that they were supposed to be honoring this california travel ban but they are not. >> reporter: new california law prohibits the use of taxpayer money for travel to any stated that has enacted a law that discriminates on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. >> travel ban was really put in place to make sure that taxpayer funds were not used to fund discrimination in other states. >> reporter: right now that list of states includes north carolina, mississippi, kansas, and tennessee. the law applies to state officials, the real impact comes from sports. >> somebody once told me that we have spo

ucla and kent state. scary for the bruins. lonzo ball down but up quickly. golden flashes of kent cut to four. walker for three. bruins pull away. ucla wins 97-80. usc played in the first four. big comeback in the second half. stewart the three ball and trojans up. both missed free throw opportunities leading to last chance for smu. shake and bake and oh, take out smu. face three seed baylor next. raiders need a running back and marshawn lynch is thinking of coming out of retirement. imagine the beast in the silver and black. lynch is still in contract to the seahawks, supposedly asked them to release him. beast mode would do well joining the raiders. >>> get your green beer here? scottsdale, giants and rockies. fighting for the starter job. up and down. trim here and scores first run of the game. kaine finished with five strikeouts but gave up nine hits and four runs. not bad but not good either. a's fell by 3-2. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> green ball caps fun.

ucla and kent state. scary for the bruins. lonzo ball down but but but butt golden flashes of kent cut to four. walker for three. bruins pull away. ucla wins 97-80. usc played in the first four. big comeback in the second half. stewart the three ball and trojans up. both missed free throw opportunities leading to last chance for smu. shake and bake and oh, take out smu. face three seed baylor next. raiders need a running back and marshawn lynch is thinking of coming out of retirement. imagine the beast in the silver and black. lynch is still in contract to the seahawks, supposedly asked them to release him. beast mode would do well joining the raiders. >>> get your green beer here? scottsdale, giants and rockies. fighting for the starter job. up and down. trim here and scores first run of the game. kaine finished with five strikeouts but gave up nine hits and four runs. not bad but not good either. a's fell by 3-2. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> green ball caps fun. >> everyone in at enterprise, we guarant

but ucla has its own superstar, freshman lonzo ball. the ball family invited dana jacobson in for a chat. >> reporter: how many hours do you think you guys have spent on this court? >> five hours a day times 360. you're looking at 15,000. >> reporter: levar ball built this court with one goal in mind, to turn the three ball brothers into ball players. the oldest, lonzo, middle child leangelo. and the baby, lamello. was this, hey, let's have a family of basketball players? >> you've got to have the right genes to play basketball. i had a lot of short cuties. so i was like man, you know what? i'm going to get three boys. >> reporter: tina, did you know this was the plan? >> that was the plan. he said i'm going to have boys. >> reporter: they met when both played college basketball. and just as he predicted, the couple's basketball genes were passed along to their sons. >> i knew i had a brand once i had all three of them. >> reporter: of course, those big ballers started off small. because people were like, big ballers, as small as they w

ucla takes the lead for good. he finishes the game with 18 points, ucla wins >>> the warriors seem to have gotten their mojo back after losing durant. steph curry led the way with 28 points, rediscovering his stroke beyond arc going 6 for 8. did you say looking like the old slash brothers before kd arrived. he's going to travel with the team for the first time since his injury. >> we talked about it that this is going to be a big weekend for us to get back to who we are. we figured it out and motivate was defensively. >> i think we're in a great spot right now. our turnover ratio is great and continue this momentum on the road. >> this was brought to you by river rock casino. golf and tennis coming up and intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal

. >> andrew: you saw it against ucla. even though you said it wasn't a big time 18 or 19 points. rebound two, alkins. >> andrew: rebound to alkins. >> steve: one question you have about arizona in terms of ultimately, how well they shoot the ball. they only make six threes a game and ucla played them zone the whole second half last week and that really hurt them. if they lay a team this size and pack it in are they going to shoot well enough when they tede to. >> andrew: you said it's a matter of time before sean miller gets to the final four. is this the year? >> steve: it's a good year. they have the perimeter players, a good inside game, if they shoot the ball, they can afford shooting that well because their defense is that good, this is a great opportunity for them this year to get to the final four. yes, it is. >> andrew: we met with sean miller before the game and asked him about markkanen because his february numbers were down. he only shot 19% from deep. they had the week off. sean miller gave his team sunday and monday off and a light workout tuesday, they had time to r

. >> andrew: you saw it against ucla. even though you said it wasn't a big time 18 or 19 points. rebound two, alkins. >> andrew: rebound to alkins. >> steve: one question you have about arizona in terms of ultimately, how well they shoot the ball. they only make six threes a game and ucla played them zone the whole second half last week and that really hurt them. if they lay a team this size and pack it in are they going to shoot well enough when they tede to. >> andrew: you said it's a matter of time before sean miller gets to the final four. is this the year? >> steve: it's a good year. they have the perimeter players, a good inside game, if they shoot the ball, they can afford shooting that well because their defense is that go great opportunity for them this year to get to the final four. yes, it is. >> andrew: we met with sean miller before the game and asked him about markkanen because his february numbers were down. he only shot 19% from deep. they had the week off. sean miller gave his team sunday and monday off and a light workout tuesday, they had time to recover which

we had an event at the sculpture gardens at ucla and everyone was kinda crowding around the sculpture gardens, but lily and evelyn went off by themselves and went on a little adventure around ucla as lily showed evelyn the campus. and i thought it was a really cool friendship that started right from the beginning. - my friendship with lily has made my life better because i'm able to go to her when i'm feeling down. she reassures me and she brightens up my day when i'm feeling self-conscious about myself. - in the beginning, she was looking for a big sister type of relationship. but we found out very quickly that she's actually older than i am by a few months. so we, instead of having the big sister, little sister relationship, it's really just been a straight friendship. so we bonded over a lot of things, from both going through our freshman year of college, and we had a lot of time talking about those type of experiences. - with just a few words from lily, it makes life a bit better and makes life easier on me, and she's just a great friend. oh yeah. put it in your car. - we'll have

you don't get the chance to play uconn if we don't win that i have to take care of their team with ucla. they have never look aid head on any opponent. i don't anticipate that would happen. they know from watching film on oregon how good they are and what it will take to advance. >>> coming up on friday night right here on wusa 9 more sweet 16 action, and that's the first game, and then the heavyweight battle, and kentucky versus ucla. >>> as good as the caps been, other teams have gained on them including thursday night's opponent in columbus who were nipping at their heels for the top spot. ovechkin and the caps, russian heritage night at the phone booth, and slow start for both teams scoreless in the 3rd, and they will change that, and seth jones making it 1-0. delaware ministry's slap shot, and then to the shootout, -- demitri's slat shot and -- (vo) what if this didn't have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, toyota. not honda. not ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more than a c

ucla got a late lead and bruins were in double figures. you ca 79, to 69 wins. bruins in the sweet 16 plane second-seeded kentucky friday.>>> michigan advancing to the sweet 16 after upsetting louisville, a career-high 26 points were scored and the wolverines picked up their 7th straight win, michigan will play oregon thursday, michigan is 4 and 0 against oregon but they have never met in the ncaa tournament. >>> number 1 see north carolina had to rally from high to prevent illumination, the tar heels having a lead, and then becoming a deficit before they rallied in the final 3 1/2 minutes to beat arkansas. it was huge, less than a minute in the game north carolina earned a meeting with butler. >>> 5:40 am -- 4:40 am, motorhome exploded last night, how badly one man was hurt and why an arson investigation has begun. >>> a program that brings guide dogs in training to a major bay area airport.>>> good morning, they have made progress in writing this trailer blocking pasco road in front of livermore lab. it's on wheels and hopefully sometime soon they will tow it

the absolute money matchup of the evening, ucla and kentucky. lon so ball i can't get enough of this kid. ucla advances over kentucky. i can't wait for that game this evening. those right there ladies and gentlemen are my picks. head on out to vegas, cash in. back to you. >> ♪ >> we're checking back on breaking news we've been following for you since 6:00 o'clock. skyfox live over a fire in croydon bucks county a one-story manufacturing building. it's along the 2900 block of state road. this huge fire is now up to three alarms. of course we are going to continue to stay on top of this. we have a crew on the scene and we will bring you more information as we get it. >>> that will do it for us here at now at 6:00 o'clock. >> we'll see you back here at 10:00 and 11:00 as we continue to follow this breaking news. can a toothpaste do everything well? this clean was like pow! my teeth are glowing. they are so white. step 1 cleans. step 2 whitens. crest [hd]. 6x cleaning*, 6x whitening*á i would switch to crest [hd] over what i was using before. inc

the ducks will play michigan in the next round ucla and arizona also advanced to the sweet 16... usc was the lone pac twelve team eliminated " " bay area police say a driver plowed into a family.. on purpose. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >>> parking lot rampage, bay area police say a driver plowed into a family on purpose. tonight the search for a suspect in a super hero sweatshirt. good evening. i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. kpix5's joe vazquez is in union city tonight with what police believe set off the suspect. joe? >> reporter: police say the woman was trying to return some batteries to the wal-mart, but when the clerk wouldn't give her back her money, she went off. 6:00 on a sunday evening, you tonight expect to see this at a wal-mart parking lot, an enraged shopper nearly runs over a family of five and police say the person behind the wheel may not be old enough to drive. she's about 5 feet tall, possibly a teenager wearing a t- shirt with a batman logo. investigators say she was angry when she left the store. she got in her car and

ucla by 17 the first half. golden flashes of kent would cut it to 4 in the second half with jalen walker sticking the triple. he finished with 23 but the bruins pull away. lonzo with 15 as ucla rolls 97-80. the 11th seed usc, found themselves down against smu, big comeback, elijah stewart, trojans lead 66-65. both clubs missed free throws leading to one last chance and it's shake and bake for the win. oh, sc takes out the sixth seed smu 66-65 and they'll face the three sed baylor next. well, the raiders need a running back and marshawn lynch is thinking about coming out of retirement. imagine beast mode in silver and black. oh, yes. lynch didn't play last season, still under contract to the seahawks. he supposedly has asked seattle to release him. no word on what kind of shape he is in but i think his beast mode apparel line would do very, very well if he joined the raiders. get your green beer, get your green beer in scottsdale, giants and the rockies, matt cain still fighting for that fifth starter job, up an

now, of those 124 cases, the newly released documents show ucsf had 26 cases of sexual misconduct, ucla with that and uc-berkeley with 19 and about two-thirds of those accused no longer work for uc but it's not clear if they were fired. now, the uc president has made changes especially since the scandals here at berkeley including having a committee review each allegation. live at uc-berkeley, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> a poem is at the center of controversy within san francisco's police watchdog agency. the head of the office of citizen complaints sent an email to staff that some thought retaliatory. the survey of their departments, the results were unflattering. the director sent an email a poem, it was interpreted as a threat and the city attorney's office stepped in. they told the director to stop harasses employees. >>> a funeral friday to honor a bay area deputy who died after being hit by a prison bus accidentally hitting michael foley last wednesday morning at dublin's santa rita jail. it was dark when the bus was heading to the kitchen to pick up lunches for inmates. he worked i

she graduated from ucla 2005 with a degree in psychology. rick adams, mr. adams is chief paralympic sport organizational development at the united states olympic committee. before joining the olympic committee in 2010, mr. adams had served as ceo of the usa weightlifting president manager and partners of rbc sports and president and ceo of uchl. mr. adams graduated from ucla and obtained his law degree at rutgers university. jessica howard was the u.s. national champion in ewe rhythmic gymnastics from '99 to 2001 and a finalist in the '99 world championships. she's a member of the usa gymnastics hall of fame. eric olsen serves as the commonwealth attorney for stafford county, virginia. he serves on the board of directors for the national district attorney association and chairman of training and education committee. mr. olsen has over two decades of experience prosecuting child abuse and domestic violence. finally, we are honored to have with us today, dominique mocenau. she and her team won the gold medal in gymnastics at the 1996 atlantic summer games. to

she graduated from ucla in 2005 with a degree in psychology. rick adams is the chief olympic sport organizational development at the united states olympic committee. before joining the olympic committee in 2010, mr. adams served as the ceo of managing partners of the sports and the ceo. he graduated from ucla and obtained his law degree at crackers university. jessica howard was the u.s. national champion in rhythmic gymnastics from 99 to 2001 and is a member of the usa gymnastics hall of fame. eric olsen serves as a commonwealth attorney for separate county virginia and the national district attorneys association and chairman of the training education committee he has over two decades of experience in prosecuting domestic violence. finally, we are honored to have with us today dominique mocenau. she and her team won the gold medal in gymnastics at the 1996 summer atlantic games and today she remains the youngest in gymnastics history. she was inducted into the united states or usa gymnastics hall of fame and u.s. olympic hall of fame. today sh

environmental law and the faculty co-director of the emmitt instustute on climate change and climate at ucla. his professional roles including serving as an advisor to institutions including the white house pascience and technology policy and the privy council office of the government of canada. welcome, gentlemen. [applause] >> thank you. >> so, you know, this topic isn't controversial or anything. but we are not here to discuss whether or not there should be gmos. the horses have been out of the barn for decades now. what i am interested in hearing is more about other technologies because gmos are such a small part. so the larger landscape and then of course some issues about ethics and larger cultural questions. but first i want to start with rus. if we were to talk to the supermarket, what are we likely to put in our carts that might have the gmos sprinkled through there? >> depending on how you shop either everything or nothing. if you are buying processed foods that include different grain oils, things that have cornstarch or corn products in them, the box part of the supermarket it is

ever losing to ucla in 1972. you want another shot at it. i was ready to go this time around and i learned from those mistakes and i learned from the loss that i had before just how do it better, you know, how to reach out more. see more people. i was willing to see 1000 people a day. in order to be successful. rocky marciano once said winning takes a complete commitment of mind and body. once you make that commitment they don't call you a champ , anymore. i wanted to make that commitment and i really wanted to win. that's what it was all about. i felt that people could feel what i was feeling, that they could trust me and that's what i did. i'm really thrilled and happy to have the opportunity to represent people in the fifth congressional district. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you very much. they have very nice lifestyles and tons of money, but i do think to make it to the very top and stay there are not primarily motivated by money. they want to have standing, a status, the respected, and want to have power. >> tonight on q1 day,

but the guy that everybody's been talking about is lonzo ball of ucla. >> seth: freshman at ucla. >> he's a jason kidd-type point guard whose father has been talking a lot. e >> seth: yes, i believe the father said he could beat jordan one on one. >> the father said he could beat jordan. and then he said that his son, lonzo, is better than steph curry. >> seth: right. >> which is a little bit of a stretch. [ light laughter ] but who knows? like richard williams said a lot of things about serena and venus that turned out to be right. >> seth: right. >> earl woods said a lot of things about tiger, turned out to be right. maybe levar ball is the nostradamus of basketball. >> seth: well, there you go. >> his son's really good. >> seth: certainly something to keep our eyes on. thank you so much for making the time. we really appreciate it, jay. [ cheers and applause ] jay bilas, everybody. follow him on twitter @jaybilas. we'll be right back with chris hayes. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ best-selling brand? you make it detect what they don't. stop, stop, stop! sorry. you make it sense what

jill horowitz is a legal scholar at ucla who has done quite a bit of research into the opiod epidemic and efforts to fix it. sam kinones, a fabulous reporter and journalist who i worked for at the paper and had written many books, has since written an amazing chronicle of this epidemic called "dream land." and if you haven't read it, i highly recommend it. it's a really fabulous touching and tragic book. . larissa muni runs an addiction unit at ucla and helps doctors cope with some of the victims of this epidemic and she's also done research into some medication responses to the epidemic. and ben baron who i also watched in action is federal prosecutor here in the courthouse in l.a. and as an assistant u.s. attorney these prosecuted doctors and drug rings and gangs that move drugs and he's seen quite a bit of the risky and dangerous side this problem and endeavored to try to attack it from that end. i'll start off by saying i first began looking at the opiod epidemic as a prescription drug epidemic in 2010. i joined some colleagues at the paper and began looking at the problem. over t

. >> reporter: she helped ucla win three national championships. jamie dantzscher won a bronze medal in the 2000 olympics and was recently inducted into ucla's athletic hall of fame. >> she's taken the apple cart and flipped it upside down. >> reporter: they were teenagers in a sport where injuries are common and the professional they turned to for help staying in competition was this man, seen here in instructional videos he posted on his website. lawrence nassar, an osteopathic physician, was one of the most famous doctors in the world of gymnastics. as a trainer and doctor he worked with olympic and national women's artistic gymnastics teams for more than two decades. that's him right after kerri strug's famous ankle injury in the 1996 olympics in atlanta. and that's him today. since december he's been held without bail in michigan, where he worked at michigan state university sports medicine clinic. he's charged with possession of child pornography and criminal sexual conduct involving the daughter of a family friend. investigators were able to

. >> i can't believe that ucla and arizona. >> i would never take your advice ever again. here is mine i got two of the four and picked all of the one seed. >> good for you. >> this is what actually happens, yeah, i'm not doing so well. >> number one seat and you really went out on a limb. >> for mike and i'm jeff good night and throw away those brackets. ♪ >> i'm erin o'hearn. >> and i'm karen rogers. tonight on fyi philly. >> friday, saturday, sunday >> we try some new center city dining. >> very vip. >> take you to a modern member's only social club. >> this is what we do. >> round up some favorite brunch spots. >> yum. >> taste gourmet marshmallows and ice cream sandwiches. >> show you the latest in spring fashion! >> this is a work of art >> and give our regards to broadway philadelphia. >> hamilton! >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly! we are at the james here in logan square. >> named after james logan who was the 14th mayor of philadelphia. >> it's right across from the new comcast technology tower and there are new residential spaces popping up just around

ucla and kansas in the other. and i have arizona playing kansas for the national championship with ku winning the whole thing. >> i don't like it. here's my final four. all number one seeds. how boring, right? nova, gonzaga, north carolina and kansas. like nova to repeat in the title game against north carolina. >> you have north carolina playing villanova again. >>> i love it, yes. imagine it. >> a time warp. >> i love the drama. all right. from the number one team in the country to the eagles who signed the number one free agent receiver, alshon jeffrey. are they big enough upgrades for carson wentz? >> certainly bigger than last year. that's all i care about. measurably better than last year. i don't know what's going to happen with the one year contracts. jeffrey is motivated to get a big deal. think he would play well. smith i'm not sure about. i think he's on the downside of his career. but at least -- both those guys are better than what they had. so if they get a running back in the draft, and i think at 1

adams graduated from ucla and obtained his law degree rutgers university. jessica howard was the usa national champion in rhythmic gymnastics from '99 till 2001 and a finalist in the '99 world championships. she's a member of the usa gymnastics hall of fame. eric olson serves at the commonwealth's attorney for stafford county, virginia. he serves on the board of directors of the national district attorney's association and is chairman of his training and education committee. mr. olson has over two decades of experience prosecuting child abuse and domestic violence. finally, we're honored to have with us today dominic mochianu. she and her team won the gold medal in gymnastics at the 1996 atlantic summer games. today she remains the youngest gold medalists in gymnastics history. she was inducted into the united states or usa gymnastics hall of fame and the usa olympic hall of fame. today she is an author. she's a business owner, an advocate and a motivational speaker. thank you all once again for being here. i think my staff informed you about five minutes b

. >> coach picking north carolina how about ucla and still alive and will go with them. >> you should be very proud of their program, we talked a little bit about lonzo a spectacular player and this is a one and done experience for him but he is doing it very very well. >> let's move on to the flyers just when you are about to count these guys out they reel you back this and steve mason back this for ten games and 7 points out and 12 to play and they created this opportunity and dale off the rebound and flyers 2-0 and carolina three straight and flyers could not clear it on power play and a 3-2 lead late but with 42.9 seconds to play konecny trying to pass and goes to over time off of goalie skate and in just like he planned it 38 to play in the period and the flyers survive when they have no choice 4-3 and five points out of a playoff spot with 11 to go and center six 13 and the third with celtics and leading the come back and beating the buzzer with reverse lay off and hit dario saric with a slam and 23 and sixers came all the way back to beat boston 105-99 and lost 11 straight from

but ucla rolls 97-80. 11 seed trailed by as many as 12. but they came back. elijah stuart, three ball, corner pocket. trojans up by one, 66-65. after both teams miss free throws, shake milton with a chance to shake it for the win! no! 66-65, sc. trojans with the upset will play three-side thre three-seed, baylor. these teams, they know each other. they scrimmaged against each other in 2015. so the gaels know exactly what to expect. >> their offensive system. so that definitely helps rather than prepares two days for a team you're completely blind to. >> both teams are competitive. it wasn't too far down, but it was competitive. and should be a good one tomorrow. >> to the nba, the warriors finally look like the fast, fun, high-scoring team that we've come to expect. last night they hammer the magic, beat them by 30, and the warriors will host milwaukee. they are already getting questions about the next meeting with san antonio. the warriors, you'll recall, rested steph last weekend. the warriors are coming off an eight games in eight cities double cross count

i believe it is statistically possible that duke could play ucla in the final four. is that where bill gross is headed this evening? well, i think that is a possibility can i think ucla is pretty good and better than a three seed. two cats shown in the less four for a one seat. i look for ucla, kansas -- i don't like kansas, but i like kansas to show up in the final four, and i like duke. we will see. they have a great bunch of kids. tom: bill gross -- does he know there are 4000 312 janice shareholders just in kansas alone? bill gross, think you so much. i went with you because if i don't, david gura won't talk to me. scarlet: for professional reasons you would with unc. tom: i would with unc and purdue because of our wonderful executive producer. people happy.keep i was going to go with a blue theme. let me do a data check. get off of basketball. scarlet has been watching the bonds. the curve flattening at 119 basis points. the dow launches back toward the 21,000-level as well. we will continue. good perspective with joe weisenthal. all of that coming up on bloombe