usual. but does it work? does that really change kids lives? and my answer is no. basketball s next big thing. he s nicknamed the crime stopper. when i m on the court, everybody s dead. nobody s outside committing any crime. at only 5 7 , he s selling out gyms from philly to d.c. the high school player you ll soon be hearing about. revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is cnn presents. with tonight s hosts, randi kaye and drew griffin. while march madness has grown into one of the most popular sporting events in the country, we begin tonight with some unpopular statistics off the court and in the classroom. the syracuse began postseason play this year without its top rebounder and scorer. fab nello was suspended for undisclosed seasons. he missed games in the past because of his academic struggles. syracuse is not alone. according to a new study a total of 14 teams who made the tournament this year failed to graduate at
pattern where the romneys appear to be invincible or at least they want to portray this notion that they re somehow, you know, exempt from the rules. this is not only a class based elitist conception that i don t have to do, play by those rules, it s a race-based one as well as you indicated there at the end because this is white male privilege run amok. this is a man who hovers over the president as if he s overseeing him, as if he actually articulates his words. he refuses to sit down. he invades his space. he tries to disrespect candy crowley and he continually repeats his lines and answers his own questions. yeah, that is a consistent pattern of bullying and now tagg, you re it. the bully doesn t fall far from the bully. this is a bullying ethic at the heart of politics in america where people believe or at least the romney family believes they can do anything, say anything, and talk about violence, this president is the most assaulted president in terms of the level of attack upon