. states like michigan and wisconsin wants soil for organising right to work states. what was the hallmark, hostility to organise labour is spreading to unheard of faces. we'll be joined by the head of a milwaukee federation seeing the change from the inside and will explore the exactimpact the right to work union will have as wisconsin gets "inside story". >>> our right to work laws good for the economy, and workers. or just for the businesses that higher workers. we'll debate the impact of right to work laws on wisconsin and other states with two labour experts. we begin with wisconsin, and one man, the state's republican governor. this week walker a 2016 contendant signed a law making it a 26th workers state, workers are not compelled to pay union fees in order to keep a job. it's a dramatic turn of events from a state that had a high number of union members. and heir to a senator that championed organised labour and ran for president as a progressive party candidate in 1924. despite the history, the passage of the right to work law was not unexpected. governor scott walker has been at

another presidential campaign that you think would know better. wisconsin governor scott walker's campaign announced they had hired a new staffer for their national efforts. within hours of making that announcement about their new hire, they had fired her. i mean, she had resigned, after apparently they didn't notice a long string of tweets that she had made over the years, calling iowa republicans embarrassing and saying iowa should be removed from its front-runner status in the presidential nominating process in part because people from iowa grow up so dependent on the government and the rest of the country doesn't understand that about iowa. her arguments were not non-sense cal, not particularly profane. they had been expressed completely in public, so the scott walker outfit could have read her public tweets before they decided to hire her. it would not be that big a deal in terms of a background check. but the scott walker's profile in political courage was not reading up on her background before they hired her, hiring her, announcing they hired her, shocked by people being s

after selma. but first, what's the matter with wisconsin? >>> good morning, i'm melissa harris-perry. this was the scene on monday in madison, wisconsin, as hundreds of high school students and university students walked out of their classrooms to occupy the state capitol building to protest the shooting death of 19-year-old tony robinson who was unarmed when he was killed by police. robinson was shot last friday evening by officer matt kenny, who police say was responding to 911 reports of a young man behaving erratically, yelling, jumping in front of cars and assaulting bystanders. it is still unclear exactly what happened when officer kenny encountered robinson in the apartment robinson shared with two friends. but police say kenny was assaulted before he opened fire. police scanner audio indicates officers knew robinson's name and age before arriving to the scene and a dispatcher can be heard reporting no weapons seen. preliminary autopsy released friday listed robinson's cause of death as firearm-related trauma. after being shot in the head torso and upper body. more than 1,000

organized labor. wisconsin is now the 25th state to pass a right to work bill backed by republican governor and potential presidential candidate, scott walker. it gives workers in many the private sector the right not to pay membership and dues in union shops. opponents say it will weaken unions and protections for worker's rights. businesses. >> for job growth this is an excellent bill. for individual freedom this is an excellent bill. and for the future of wisconsin it is an excellent bill. >> wisconsin's law stands to be financially damaging to unions and also carry symbolism. it now means that half of the country has right to work laws. devastating. >> wisconsin is the heart of industrial midwest, where unions were strong and powerful for a big chunk of the 20th century. but to see that sort of collapse, in the form of a right to work law, which would have been unthinkable a decade ago is pretty dramatic. >> reporter: union membership has been steadily declining in the u.s. and now standings at 11% of workers, down from 20%, more than three decades ago. but the recent blows are

constitutionality of legalized marijuana. >>> and the right to work wisconsin decides whether private sector workers can be forced to join a union. we'll tackle both sides of this debate. ♪ >>> great to have you with us. it is day four of iraq's largest offensive yet against isil. tens of thousands of iraqi troops are working alongside shia militias to take back tikrit. now there's hope a unified force can loosen isil's grip on the city. >> reporter: the battle cry of this fighter. this is near the base of operations for iraq's shia militias on the eastern front of the battle for tikrit. the key players are iranian backed hezbollah. at a command center nearby the interior minister a leader of the militia confirms with the man given drol of the hezbollah brigades. they have combined with iraqi police, special forces and army units, for the biggest offensive since isil seized parts of iraq last june. the troops are backed by iraqi air strikes, but it has been a slow advance to tikrit. this is a trip wire for a roadside bomb laid by isil. an explosives team detonates this one, one of h

republicans could cause trouble. plus the u.s. supreme court, that's wisconsin's voters i.d. law stands. does it give republican as edge in the polls? i think so. the. >>> "wall street journal" reports that israel has been spying on the nuclear talks with iran and has used that information to lobby congress to sink the deal. that's coming up with our great roundtable including bob woodward. >>> and what happens to be the republican strategy to offset democratic change in this is country. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> look who's turning to obamacare for insurance needs? ted chris. -- cruz. he's been on his wife's health insurance through her job at goldman sachs, but she's taking a leave of absence now that he's announced hi presidential campaign, so the cruz family is no alonger covered. now cruz says he'll go on the federal exchange under obamacare and sign up for health care. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to "hardball." he doesn't believe in science, he's tried to derail every -- he conducts hearings like joe mccarthy, and he wants to dismantle the u.s. gover

. he is the 142 richest man in the world. he is also the richest man in the state of wisconsin. and he is well known not just being the richest man in the state, and not their hardware stores and their jingle but for his battles with the state's environmental cops. ten years ago they said they had more problems with john menard and his company than with any other wisconsin company. they cited him and his academy, menards, 13 times. over three decades for ignoring or violating problems. he was caught on video dumping arsenic-laden hazardous waste ashes from one of his lumber plants. he would bag up the waste, put it home to his house and putting it in his trash at home. it would just go to the landfill. john menard ended up paying a $1.7 million fine for that which at the time was a record in wisconsin wisconsin, so that is john menard junior. here is what was just reported about him and his brand new starring role in american national politics. in 2012 a wisconsin governor scott walker was involved in a bitter recall election. he donated $1.5 million dollars that promised they would

oklahoma a fraternity is shut down after a video surfaced showing a vile racist chant. in wisconsin a white police officer shooting and killing an unarmed biracial teen. students are walking out of class marching on the state capitol demanding answers and justice. we'll take you live. >>> the university of oklahoma campus is in an uproar that shows members of the sigma open fraternity chanting. in the video you see them on a bus. they're clapping and bumping their fists as they sing a racial rant. [ chanting ] >> this video from saturday found its way anonymously to the school newspaper, and a campus organization both of which quickly publicized that clibp by sunday night the fallout was evident. the national sae moved promptly to close the chapter saying in a statement, we apologize for the unacceptable and racist behavior of the individuals in the video. and we are disgusted that any member would act in such a way. now just a short time ago, the university president said the campus affiliation with this fraent fraternity is over. >> as they pack their bags i hope they think long and

attack in wisconsin. well documented. no doubt. governor scott walker signed the right to work bill earlier this month. the state assembly passed the legislation 62-35. after lawmakers debated for 19 hours straight. >> if they don't like the union, they can vote by majority be discertify the union and not be a union. mr. speaker and members, at the end of the day, unions are about the middle class. >> forced union states lost 2.1 million jobs. that's hoefrover a decade. that's convincing. >> the arguments are what they are. do you think the republicans are going to stop there? no way. now the state republicans are trying to repeal weekends. state senator van wonguard and state representative mark born are collaborating on a bill allowing workers to forfeit a day off voluntarily. wisconsin currently has a law in place saying that workers must have at least 24 consecutive hours of rest in every seven consecutive days worked. well, wisconsin is 40th in the nation in job growth. not good at all. this bill would chip away even further at workers' rights in the state. and there's other ne

presiding officer: the senator from wisconsin. mr. johnson: i i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. johnson: i have nine requests for committees to meet during today session of the senate. i ask that these requests be agreed to and printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. johnson: i yield back all our time. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the clerk had read the title of the joint resolution for a third time. the clerk: calendar number 21, s.j. res. 8 a joint resolution providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, united states code, of the rules submitted by the national labor relations board relating to representation case procedures. the presiding officer: all time for debate having been expired, the question occurs on passage of s.j. res. 8. mr. johnson: mr. president i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: mr. rounds, mr. rubio

the hot property in the republican presidential race, wisconsin governor scott walker. >>> you shot to the top of the polls in iowa. you're near the top nationally. how do you explain that? we ask him about comparing union protesters to isis. and whether he's changed some of his positions. question is it is about amnesty? governor scott walker, it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. >>> then, and 11th hour vote funds the department of homeland security for one more week. but the standoff continues. >> i'm just saying to the speaker, get a grip. get a grip, mr. speaker. >> with the republican-led congress overcome its early fumbles. we'll ask the house majority whip, steve scalise. >>> plus, with some democrats boycotting prime minister netanyahu's speech to congress, has support for israel become a political football? our sunday group weighs is. >>> and our power player of the week, the people's diva, opera singer renee fleming puts me to the test. >> so i would teach you how to enhance that, how to increase the range. hello renee. >> hello renee. >> all right now on "fox news sunday."

screeria -- nigeria. - >>> environmental officials from california, indiana, wyoming, wisconsin and new york testified on the hill this week on the challenges and successes with the epa's greenhouse gas emissions rule for power plants. the senate environment and public works committee convened the hearing. senator jim inhofe chairs the committee while senator barbara boxer serves as ranking member. this is just shy of two hours. >>> good morning. before we begin let me get clarification senate armed services committee -- embraced by everyone but we'll use it that is when we hit the gavel whoever is here we'll go by the early bird -- we'll go by seniority. then those who come in after the gavel we'll get to them after everyone is already taken care of. so with that i'll make note of who is here. if you would do that. we'll bring this meeting to order. great to have the panel. had a chance to meet each one of you. i really do think the most important thing when we get into these rules and regulations is the state perspective because they are the ones who have to carry these things out

u.s. supreme court, that's wisconsin's voters i.d. law stands. does it give republican as edge in the polls? i think so. the. >>> "wall street journal" reports that israel has been spying on the nuclear talks with iran and has used that information to lobby congress to sink the deal. that's coming up with our great roundtable including bob woodward. >>> and what happens to be the republican strategy to offset democratic change in this is country. this is "hardball," the place for politics. our experienced investment professionals are one reason over 85% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper averages. so in a variety of markets we can help you feel confident. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> look who's turning to obamacare for insurance needs? ted chris. he's -- cruz. he's been on his wife's health insurance through her job at goldman sachs, but she's taking a leave of absence now that he's announced

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wisconsin governor scott walker. in the key state of iowa he leads all potential candidates by double-digits and he's moved into the lead in national polls. i went to cpac on friday to talk with walker about his rise, some controversies and his record as governor. >> governor, welcome back to "america's news headquarters." >> good to be with you. >> you shot to the top of the polls in iowa and how do you explain it? >> i think people admired what we were doing in wisconsin. we were winning for the taxpayers. people admired it but if we run for a campaign should we get in, said maybe this guy could win. >> and your big appeal, you could see it here at cpac is that you took on and beat the workers in wisconsin but this week you compared that to taking on isis. >> if i can take on 100,000 protesters, i can do the same across the world. >> isn't there a big difference between protesters and isis? >> there is. and i want to make it clear. i'm not comparing the two. i can take on conflict. to me i apply to that saying if i were to run and if i were to win and be commander and chief i believ

, wisconsin governor scott walker. >> you shot to the top of the polls in iowa, and near the top nationally, how do you explain that? >> we ask him about comparing un protesters to isis and whether he has changed some of his positions. question, isn't that amnesty? >> governor scott walker a fox news sunday exclusive. >> then, 11th hour vote funds the department of homeland security security for another week. the stand off continues. >> i an just saying get a grip, mr. speaker. can the republican-led congress overcome the early fumbles? we will ask the house majority whip. >> plus, with some democrats boycotting prime minister binyamin netanyahu's speech to congress has support for israel become a political football? our sunday group weighs in in and our power player of the people the people's diva, renee fleming puts me to the test. >> i will teach you how to enhance that. and increase the range. >> all right now on fox news sunday. >> hello again, great fox news in washington. we begin with some protecting news. the top contenders for the republican presidential nomination spok

madison, wisconsin, friday night. here's what we know. 19-year-old tony robinson fatally shot after madison officer matt kenny responded to a call of some kind of disturbance at a gas station which led to more police radio calls saying that robinson had assaulted someone. here are the calls. >> look for a male black, light skinned, tan jacket and jeans, outside, yelling in front of cars, 19 years of age, name is tony robinson. apparently tony hit one of his friends. no weapons seen. >> police say robinson then ran into a home across the street. officer kenny followed heard a disturbance inside forced his way in and police say was attacked by the suspect and opened fire. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> 12-47, copy. shots fired. >> protesters have filled the streets of wisconsin every day since that shooting. madison's police chief who has met with robinson's family in person says his officers are trained to use the minimal amount of force necessary. >> we are trained to use that minimum amount of nondeadly force, which is required. so the fact that deadly force was used or employed i

wisconsin is recognized. summary of our state assessment and our concerns with the clean power plan. i am ellen nowak. i am the chairperson for the public service commission of wisconsin. last fall i was intimately with the construction of the comments the state of wisconsin submitted to the epa, and i submitted those comments together with my written testimony for the record. wisconsin is a manufacturing heavy state with industrial customers representing over one third of sales and over 60% of our state's power generation comes from coal. if the problems in the clean power plan are not remedied, the work wisconsin has done to restore a manufacturing sector will be threatened. as a regulator, i also remain concerned about the reliability of the grid, considering the fast shift in energy production -- reduction required by this proposal. with that background and because of the far-reaching impacts of the epa's clean power plan, we brought together an interdisciplinary team. this team consisted of public service commission experts and utility rate modeling, economics, environmental re

wisconsin is recognized. >> good morning, members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to speak and provide you with a summary of our state assessment. i am the chairperson for the public service commission of wisconsin. last fall i was intimately involved with the construction submitted to the epa, and i submitted those comments together with my written testimony for the record. wisconsin is a manufacturing heavy state with customers representing over one third of sales and over 60% of our state's power generation comes from a call. if the problems are not remedied, the work wisconsin has done -- come from coal. if the problems are not remedied the work wisconsin has done will be threatened. i also remain concerned about the reliability of the grid, considering the fast shift in energy production required by the proposal. with that background and because of the far-reaching impacts of the epa's clean power plan, we brought together an interdisciplinary team. this team consisted of public service experts and utility rate modeling, economics, environmental regulation, and e

duke both joined undefeated kentucky and wisconsin in the final four. >> this seven seeded spartans will face duke in the two remaining number ones, kentucky and wisconsin will battle each other. ryan web has more. >> 68 teams less than two weeks ago are now down to just four. duke, wisconsin, michigan state and kentucky. the undefeated wild cats with a 38 and 0 record are now two wins away from becoming the first team since 1976 to finish the se get to the final four the unbeaten wild cats got all they could handle from the fighting irish of notre dame. one shot away from losing a stunner. instead the top seed of the tournament won 68-66. kentucky will now face wisconsin, a match up of two number one seeds. the wisconsin badgers roared past the arizona wild cats 85- 78 and the wisconsin/kentucky game will be a rematch of the 2014 final four contest won by kentucky by one point. >> i think last year we got a little overexcited just going to the final four and this year it's time to go to the game further and win the championship. >> on sunday the lowest seeded team to survive number

budget committee, i'm proud to yield four minutes to the gentleman from wisconsin mr. ryan. the chair: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized for four minutes. mr. ryan: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to tip my hat to the new budget chairman. it's a difficult job putting bauget together. i did it for four years. and so i thank the gentleman for bringing an outstanding budget to the floor. first of all, this is a budget to be proud of. this is a budget that makes our country stronger. this is a budget that balances. you know, it's pretty important to note that hardworking taxpayers, the people that elected us here to represent them, they have to live within their means. well, so should government. that's the basic decision here. and so when you take a look at the budget being considered here, we basically want the government to get back in the business of being honest with people about our finances. here's the problem, mr. chairman. our government is making promises to people in this country that it knows it can't keep. that's dishonesty. what this budget does is it puts our

all sorts of stuff. >> reporter: university of wisconsin law school consults on shaken baby cases in the innocents networks. >> some doctors think if you have a set of findings and don't have an explanation of a terrible car accident or fall from a really high height or a particular illness that what must remain is abuse. >> reporter: the set of findings or symptoms is often known as the triad -- bleeding behind the eyes bleeding around the brain and swelling of the brain. for decades, some doctors have considered the presence to have the triad as irrefutable proof that a baby has been violently shaken as illustrated in this animation used in legal cases causing the brain to slam against the skull. further, that the disabling and sometimes fatal symptoms come on so quickly the last person with the baby must be responsible. the most notorious case involved louise woodward, a nanny in massachusetts who, in 1997, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. more than 1,000 cases of shaken baby are diagnosed every year. experts estimate that at least 100 of those are prosecuted. >> hi!

, wisconsin and michigan state. spartans down three until valentine ties it. two seconds left. 69 apiece. spartans inbound dawson for the win. it rims out. we good to overtime. wisconsin catches a break and take advantage. outscoring msu 11-0 in ot. wisconsin is the big ten champ but both should make it to the big dance. >>> uconn and southern methodist. a little alley-oop. mustangs up 14 at the half. nick moore, 11 points. blows by his man for the layup. moving on to the dance with 562-54 victory. >>> virginia commonwealth and dayton a-10 championship. lewis, the three. he had 15 vcu up seven city half now. tied at 59. minute left. graham lays it in. 20 points. brooks steals it stops. vcu wins its first a-10 title and an invite to the inaction tournament with their 71-65 victory. >> georgia state and ogoes georgia southern battling. kevin ware famous for breaking his leg in the ncaa tournament with louisville. 18 of his team's points. georgia southern takes the title and sad vanses to the inaction tournament for the first time since 2001. but the head coach tore his achilles tendon duri

: wisconsin,. >> wisconsin? >> reporter: they have a good defense. >> reporter: 52 degrees, sun limited at best, we'll fall short of 52. even though it's a chilly afternoon, 60 tomorrow tomorrow is a much better looking day. 56 tuesday blustery. cold front slams through wednesday, wednesday's high, 42, 43. wisconsin does have big guys on defense. >>> meet amy a 5-month-old indoor pig she has become a hit at this class. the dogs were confused, amy's owner has had several dogs over the year and she is easier to train. she is on to agility and obedience. >>> tiffany the cat is celebrating her 27th birthday. that makes her the world's oldest living cat. she is 125 in human years. her owner said despite her age she manages to get around just fine. the oldest cat of all time belonged to a texas cat name cream puff who lived to be 38 years old. she looks like she is a little grumpy there too. >> nba countdown is next on channel 6 "action news." "action news" continues tonight at 6:00. for chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. a. >>> the following is a presentation of e

madison, wisconsin by a white police >>> there is no tolerance for a video showing fraterty members in oklahoma singing a racist chant. the frat has been kicked off campus. >> the audio clip is disturbing. a group of young men and women on a bus, chanting. video shot saturday, showing partying members of the fraternity in black tie, singing a racist chant. the chapter belonged to the university of oklahoma until these images surfaced. the national sae chapter sharply condemned the actions the university president called the students a disgrace and permanently severed ties with the university. >> we'll don't provide student services for bigots. >> he's giving until midnight tuesday, to vacate the frat house. >> as they pack their bags i hope they think long and hard of what they've done. >> there are a series of peaceful demonstrations. some believe these incidents are not uncommon. >> we were upset and angry but not shocked because these things happen every day that took this group of people to be caught for it to get national attention. >> the footage surfaced a day after the presi

madison wisconsin after the fatal police shooting of an unarmed teenager. we're following the latest details. >>> major battles are under bay right now on two fronts in iraq. in the north kurdish forces back are advancing against isis. further south, iraqi troops and shiite are gang ground against isis near takrit as america's top general arrives in iraq to assess the situation. we'll talk with democrat senator tim kaine, our correspondents and analysts and guests are standing by. let's begin with barbara starr. she has the latest. >> the chairman of the joints chief of staff landed in baghdad today for consultations. iraq has been relying on iran for help in many of its recent gains. general everyonecy perhaps reminding the arook kays that the u.s. is putting a lot of muscle power of its own into this fight. iraqi troops and malitia near takrit taking down isis flags, inches closer to liberating the city from isis control. the objects, an iraqi viktly against isis backed up by help from iran. senior u.s. officials watching across iraq and syria as indications sporadically grow that

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today? >> tony robinson. >> protesters for the second straight day as madison, wisconsin, police, attempt a teen shot by a police officer was not armed. >>> for the first time, president obama speaks out about the private e-mail used by his first secretary of state. but hillary clinton, she's keeping her mouth shut. >>> your "new day" starts now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> it is 7:00. 7:01 to be exact in case you have not looked at the clock today and you think you have an extra hour. >> that could of happened, by the way! >> it could have, yes. >> i'm joe johns in for victor black well. >> i'm christi paul. >>> one year after malaysia airlines flight 370 van issued without a trace, investigators say the plane's captain and crew showed no signs of stress before it took off. >> we just received hundreds of pages of the first interim report from the malaysian government. among these new details, the plane's pinger batteries had already conspired. >> cnn aviation correspondent richard quest sifted through all of the documents. good morning, richard. >> good morning. >> report

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to win it all. >>> big ten championship, wisconsin and michigan state. spartans down three until valentine ties it. two seconds left. 69 apiece. spartans inbound dawson for the win. it rims out. we good to overtime. wisconsin catches a break and take advantage. outscoring msu 11-0 in ot. wisconsin is the big ten champ but both should make it to the big dance. >>> uconn and southern methodist. a little alley-oop. mustangs up 14 at the half. nick moore, 11 points. blows by his man for the layup. moving on to the dance with 562-54 victory. >>> virginia commonwealth and dayton a-10 championship. lewis, the three. he had 15 vcu up seven city half now. tied at 59. minute left. graham lays it in. 20 points. brooks steals it stops. vcu wins its first a-10 title and an invite to the inaction tournament with their 71-65 victory. >> georgia state and ogoes georgia southern battling. kevin ware famous for breaking his leg in the ncaa tournament with louisville. 18 of his team's points georgia southern takes the title and sad vanses to the inaction tournament for the first time since 2001. bu

works in wisconsin cheering on wisconsin. west region final against arizona. arizona making some noise with hollis-jefferson. cats up three at the break. wisconsin knocked down ten three-balls. ten in the second half. five from that guy sam dekker. he had 27. and the badgers win it 85-778. for the second year in a row, they beat arizona and they advance to the final four. like ground hog day all-star over again as wisconsin for the second straight year headed off to meet kentucky. we have more game including a basketball thriller in berkeley. here's a guy who could end his high school career on the very court his college ♪ ♪ ♪ female announcer: sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models. or choose to save hundreds on simmons beautyrest mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your

to just four. duke, wisconsin, michigan state, and kentucky. the undefeat wildcats with a 38- 0 record now two wins away from becoming the first team since 1976 to finish the season undefeated. to get to the final four, the unbeaten wildcats got all they could handle from the fighting irish of notre dame. one shot away from losing a stunner. instead the top seed of the tournament won 68-66. kentucky will now face wisconsin. a match-up of two number one seeds. the wisconsin badgers roared past the arizona wildcats 85- 78. the wisconsin and kentucky game will be a rematch of the 2014 final four contest won by kentucky by one point. >> i think last year we got a little overexcited just going into the final four and this year you know it's time to go a game further and win the championship. >> reporter: on sunday the lowest seeded team to survive number seven michigan state proved they're peaking at the right time. considered down and it is six weeks ago they beat louisville cardinals in overtime 76-70. >> we find to go to work and see if we can keep this magical journey going. >> r

the dance now. wisconsin, duke michigan state. the number one seeded duke blue devils taking on the seventh seed michigan state, spartans. what a run they've had. that game tips off at 6:0 nanl. a rematch of the final four. two number one seeds. 38-0 kentucky taking on the wisconsin badgers. last year the wildcats beat wisconsin before losing to uconn. >>> coming up later on sports final, we'll show you how these team punch their tickets to the final four. ♪ >> we're sure some of you were singing along. and something went very wrong before saturday's soccer max at fed-ex field and it had them shaking their heads in disgust. >>> also >>> church leaders are coming under fire after troubling allegations of abuse. several dozen former members of calvary temple weren't there for the service. the changes they're demanding. >> it was making me sick. i started to become anorexic and refused to eat because it was the only control i had. >> reporter: the allegations made by kaitlin are being investigated by loudon county authorities. there are no charges filed but she said the abuse came wh

the hall of fame may be the best quarterback. he did a tour to war on the floor in wisconsin after they beat arizona. its worst record in not quite seeing rust on test floor probably because he once upon a time blew him off. >> gary: rogers came back after five tweets. he is meant for it to the biggest crybaby of the night i had a pence to be on the court and send your complaint to the athletic director. you are a joke! >> gary: he took one a man that wanted him on twitter and he took him on with his chest out! >> gary: let that be a line to both of you been tweet them right back. >> pam: i thought you said you did not want us to do that? >> gary: that was two hours ago. we're on a different newscast. >> gary: (laughter) >> gary:tom izzo and michigan state take on mike krzeweski and the duke blue devils around 3pm. that is followed by two wisconsin trying for the upset over undefeated ky. stories... >> gary: the court arrived to lucal oil stadium earlier about a half a day for 13 workers to fully assemble lines: duke a 5 point favorite over michigan st. and kentucky a 5 point favor

other is a wisconsin state trooper killed in the city of fonda, wisconsin. tracy davidson is live in the digital operations center with more. >> reporter: first, san jose police came out with the update saying they are still searching for the man who gunned down one of their own. scott dunham is armed and hiding out in the apartment building where officers were called to last night. the officers are responding to the report of a man threatening to commit suicide. the veteran officer michael johnson was shot while responding to the call and died at the scene. right now people who live in this area are being told to stay inside. >>> meantime in wisconsin a suspect shot and killed a trooper in a shoot-out. the suspect was driving a car to match the description of a vehicle connected to a bank robbery. police say the suspect was killed in the shoot-out and they are not searching for any other suspects. the department of justice is heading up the information. we'll bring you more as we get live from both of the shootings. tracy davidson "nbc 10 news." >>> 4:03 and a shooting that led to a

information about the black teenager shot and killed by a white police officer in wisconsin. there are new details about the crash that killed a prince george's county police officer. investigators are searching for the vehicle that they say officer brennan rabain was trying to pull over when he crashed into a fence. roz plater is live in prince george's county where we are learning more about officer rabaiann's passenger. roz: the passenger was so traumatized, she was sedated and is not able to talk at this time. there is still debris littering the side of the road. people are stopping and leaving teddy bears and flowers and candles and notes saying rest in peace, brennan, a growing tribute to the fallen officer. prince jiao this -- prince george's county police are confirming that just after 3:00 saturday morning officer brennan rabain was in his cruiser on greenbelt road, off-duty, with an unidentified woman into his car. he activated is lights and siren to make a traffic stop come putting him back on duty, but something went horribly wrong come he lost control of the car, and crashed i

wisconsin, police. your "new day" starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> we begin with breaking news. so grateful to have your company as always. i'm christi paul. >> i'm joe johns. >> chaos, confusion and human error. >> we're learning new information about missing malaysian flight 370. today marks the one year mark since the boeing 777 disappeared with 239 people on board. a new report from the malaysian government was just released. >> the team of batteries on the underwater beacon had already expired because of a maintenance mixup. that would have helped find obviously the flight data recorder. >> officials say there's no evidence of any unusual engine behavior and during the flight's final hours there was chaos, confusing communication between radar operators and air traffic control. >> we're going to take a look at the report in a minute, a closer look and break it up. first, a lot of these families of flight 370 are gathering this morning for a vigil at kuala lumpur where that doomed flight took off. cnn's anna coren is live there. i know they were given acc

kentucky? john: i am of the sun -- i am the son of a man from wisconsin, and they are also a very good team, and they will meet this team in the final four, the kentucky team that they win, and they will maybe have the most dynamic frontline in college ask of all -- college basketball. they will be a very tough team, and i think they could beat kentucky, they might not, but they could. mark: there strength last night really impressed me. if i had to select one team that could beat them i would select wisconsin. john: duke and wisconsin has the most dynamic offense of players. mark: kentucky last night, the thing that impressed me last night, not just the ones that they won, but they are focused, and they are focused enough to understand that they cannot have an off-line or because the whole thing could evaporate, and they moved the ball and they played well, and like i said, the intensity of wisconsin gives them a chance but i still think we are going to have to wait to see who is number two. john: it was just a crazy thing. mark: they started slow less night but they came on, and it is a d