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"And then we got the bad news," Claude said. That March 12 game never happened. A night earlier, the NBA shut down for COVID-19, and in a ripple effect, NCAA basketball was among the countless sports around the globe that went dark as well. Now, the Nembhards have a trip to Indianapolis booked to hopefully witness history in the making. After his transfer to Gonzaga last summer, Nembhard is part of a Bulldogs team that's seeded No. 1 in the NCAA tournament after a perfect 26-0 regular season. An NCAA title would make the Zags the first team to go unbeaten since the 1976 Indiana Hoosiers.

And become common. >> that's the great fear. because what is happening is the people on the mexican side of the border in those small towns are absolutely terrified. they are seeking asylum across the u.s. border. what happens then is that the violence follows them across. i spoke to u.s. law enforcement official who works on a daily basis inside mexico fighting this fight. when i talked to him today, he said the border area is becoming like the tribal areas of pakistan along the border with afghanistan. he said to me, shep, we cannot afford a pakistan on our border. >> >> shepard: i will say....

>> shepard: the war at the border escalates. mexican drug gangs threaten to kill young children. plus, the man who murdered a controversial abortion doctor has just learned his fate. i'm shepard smith. the news starts now. scott "on the record" says he recorder says he gunned down. >> far safer place without george tiller. >> this defendant bragged about his murder. >> shepard: now we know he is going to prison. the only question is for how long. plus, mexican drug cartels reportedly threatening to kill children. if their parents don't make payments. and it's all happening right on t...