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Madison state garden cheering on wisconsin. game goes overtime. florida down 2. goes length of the floor into the buzzer. they're going to take on their sec rivals. south carolina. as the voice of college basketball, dig vital. we caught up with the hall of famer to find out where all that positivity comes from. >> hi, everybody. i'm dick vital, i'll tell you this, you're going to be awesome baby. we're all defensive makers. >> you have an illustrious career as coach, selected in the nine halls of fame. why do you think you've been so successful? >> my mom and dad were uneducated, fifth grade

Election in november so we will have both sides doing what i see the polls breaking down. 2/3rd of republicans don't approve, 2/3rd of do -- democrats -- what everybody is saying left and right was this wasn't a good deal but it was the only deal. the was a deal that congress said no to and tskand that was . money -- i don't think the democrats are going to push back except those running in hot districts where it is red and they may lose their seat. >> leslie layed out her plan of the swap. did you believe republican

I'm hampton pearson with your cnbc market wrap. an earlier rally faded leaving the dow with a 20-point loss. the s&p ends lower by a point. the nasdaq down 2. the latest read on gdp shows the economic -- the economy grew at a scant 0.1% annual rate by the end of last year, the slowest since the first quarter of 2011. jobless claims dropped more than expected last week and groupon shares are higher after hours after the company ousted its ceo. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. now back to "hardball." ♪ we're back. 85-year-old pope benedict the former joseph ratzinger made ...

cybercrime claims while sony investigates yet another suspected batter attack. >> >> and groupon is hoping that investors will go crazy for coupons. now at least 16 people are dead, more than 1500 are ill in an industry that earns $5 billion from exports to just one market is at risk. an outbreak of what scientists are calling a super toxic strain of e. coli bacteria has spread to ten western european nations with 15 fatalities reported in germany and one in sweden. researchers say they don't know where it's coming from, but suspicions about contaminated projects have caused russia...