do you know who the proctors were at these tests? >> eshaghoff: i realized that the proctors were just, like, junior faculty members and, like, cafeteria aides and, like, staff that really had no business proctoring a test. >> stewart: so you didn't feel like you had to go past a security gauntlet? >> eshaghoff: oh, not at all. i mean, no, no security gauntlet. i mean, how hard would it be to trick a cafeteria aide into letting you sit in that seat? >> stewart: is it easy to cheat on the s.a.t.s? >> kurt landgraf: no, i don't believe it is. >> stewart: kurt landgraf is president of the educational testing service, which administers the test for the college board and is responsible for s.a.t. test security. >> landgraf: this is not a common occurrence. >> stewart: how many impersonations did e.t.s. discover last year? >> landgraf: about 150. >> stewart: but in reality, that's the 150 you know about. that doesn't mean there were only 150 impersonations. >> landgraf: absolutely. >> stewart: landgraf says, according to their data, of the

that's what i want from proctor. >> what would be the fast growing prokt sner. >> the fast growing proctorat's one of the problems, isn't it? >> that's why i don't know if a split would solve anything. >> i don't know what. >> how would the valuation be unlocked if there's no faster growing part of the business that's getting undervalued as a combined entity? >> they're not doing emerging markets. the colgate quarter yesterday was quite good. i don't want to slag all of proctor. i'm looking at colgate. i remember the old days when it was a chronic underperformer and proctor always delivered. it seems to have reversed. it's a shame. i want more out of proctor. >> should we talk about ford? ford's going to be a big mover in today's session. record profits for the fourth quarter but it was a miss. they did feel the impact of a slowdown in europe. >> they should have preannounced. >> they should have. >> historically when you have a material difference between a 25 cent number and a 20 cent number normally the company would preannounce. the last few weeks were very bad in europe and asia. asia

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kathy proctor joins me now from winton salem, north carolina. little bit? what was that moment like? >> yeah, it still makes me chuckle and laugh. i was in a state of shock and amazement, you know, to be there with all those people and it was such an honor. but i knew he would probably mention forsythe, texas. i did not he was going to tell my name and my story. and that's why i said, oh, that's me. >> you worked in the furniture industry for about 18 years and then you left to get a degree in biotechnology. update us on your life now. >> well, i graduated this past july and i acquired a job with a company in lexington, where i work with quality control. i do some volunteer work, still at forsythe tech, with the math and science technology club. i volunteer there, and i've did a couple of interviews, one with george packer with the new yorker. he's writing a book on the north carolina economy. >> some people who are in a similar situation, you know, they might be afraid to make that leap. do you have some advice for them? >> well, you just have

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did you read that in my proctor? maybe. did you know the wizards are getting beat by 12 points per night. you have to wonder if losing is becoming something they expect. how do you avoid that thinking? >> can't hang our head down. we can't let our body language show on the court. our body language is where we play. we have to keep playing hard, play through the mistakes. it's a good process. but you have to be patient. >> georgetown and maryland in action tonight. number 12 hoyas on the road. i call this a gimme game. if georgetown wins, i'll do the sports cast in a wig. maryland at florida state, that's a tougher test. maryland coming off an 11 point win over georgia tech this weekend. time to reveal this week's high school game of the week poll. boys basketball. edison at yorktown is one of the better ones. washington lee at mount vernon. the winning game is featured friday night. serena williams who says she is not in great shape. but playing passionate today. straight set winner into the second round. blond wig tonight.

of the s&p 500 will weigh in with fourth quarter results, including apple, boeing, mcdonalds and proctornd gamble. an economic outlook will also be high on investor's agenda this week. the fourth quarter gdp is due out friday. the broadest measure is expected to come in around 3%, the fastest pace since the second quarter of 2010. blackberry maker research in motion has announced its co-ceos are stepping down. apache energy is soaking up some 250,000 acres of plays in the basin. the average price of a regular gallon of gas inched up three cents to s ts t s ts to $3.39. the price of a stamp is up after rising for the first time in two and a half years. switzerland is building igloos. and, sfienlly, warren buffet showed up on chinese tv with a unique greeting for the new year. the billionaire investor strummed and sang i've been working on the railroad on a yuk lay lee. i told you it was bizarre. well, if you want to know about the agony of defeat, just ask the baltimore ravens. plus, new york giants and the san francisco 49ers stage yet another classic playoff battle. your first look at s

at another from the theatre at the proctor for freedom of expression we have been duped it is by the way that mr threw out from his post by the georgian government like so many people around the back we feared that the government had knew with certain statements attributed to the us as a pretext to put punish a critical voice from within that if the community. could leave the protests the letters by the states actors nor a direct appeal by international organizations could make the georgian government budge satisfyingly never forgave the director he saw as undesirable. in the system or i think it was a very good way to end more involvement with the theatre. it's here it's a pickle for the theatre it's a cheeky artistic director out of the tradition stands with him and now it's my turn to be kicked out and i'm glad that i was kicked out by the government not by the actors dead would have been a real catastrophe for me. today robert stewart a works abroad and he had plans to stage shakespeare's tempest in moscow's etc theatre six months before he was exiled. bottom of the problem too a

johnson and johnson, mcdonald's, travelers, verizon, boeing, starbucks, apple, at&t, chevron, 3m and proctorble. the earning flow will set the tone for the markets and the president will address congress and the markets with the state of the union address on tuesday. the open market committee will wrap up the meeting with a press conference from chairman bernanke. he will be discussing monetary policy. friday the first reading of the fourth quarter gross domestic product the broadest measure of the strength of the u.s. economy. that is tippic lay market mover. >>> and a gem that if you like it you can't put a ring on it. it is too big. this watermelon size emerald weighing 25 pounds is going up for auction in canada later this month. it is valued at $1.5 million. the stone is called god's gift. it came from a mine in brazil. at 57,000 krarts, the stone is believed to be the largest cut emerald in the world. thank you so much for joining me. next week i will be reporting from the the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. we will have a sense on what is happening on the global stage. hav

it's tabloid tuesday brandi proctor has more. more.llock kept quiet during her divorce from cheating hubby jesses james... she's finally breaking ehr silence.. saying that the break up brokeeher... she went into hiding only coming out with son louie... she explained that was content... taking a break from the limelight.. because she wasnt sure she was ready to return to acting.. the latest project extremely loud and incredibly close was bigger than her she could allow... but ultimately it was too good an opportunity to pass up... and she thrills viewers with her performance on screen.. she had a great time filming and we''re proud of her for using the role as therapy... e jjst told you that sinead o'connor got married to barry herridge... well in record time... like faster than a kardashian... sinead said the honeymoon is ovee and it'd only been 18 days... but now she says she and hee estranged newlywed hubby are back on again after a passionate night... she initially blamed the split on pressure from people around him... and said the

you may get a break on some things you will be buying every day proctor and gamble is announcing somerice rollbacks after losing competitive edge for price increases it made last year ... ford made $20 billion last year ... it is expanding its lineup of more fuel efficient vehicles ... things are getting more difficult for the carnival cruise lines ... it is being sued for negligence ... it was filed in federal court in chicago yesterday all because of the costa concordia disaster >>passengers of the costa concordia that crashed two weeks ago are being compensated on the injured passengers withwill receive just over $14,000 for lost baggage and psychological trauma that will not be the only money that the company will have to produce as a dilemma arises what to do with the half submerged vessel the weight alone 45 t is one of the biggest obstacles in making a decision whether to sink or scrap the vship. experts estimate that the cost of salvaging the vessel would be more than $50 million >>comed up next we're going to find out about some new equipment changes for high school level bas

. >> my name is angela proctor. and the archivist at southern university in baton rouge, louisiana. we are in the commission a african-american section of the library. right now we're going to be looking at a collection specifically from the archives, which i'm really, really proud of. we have in our archive and original site of slave narratives dated 1935. they are compiled and created by the library named after him. he was the first dean of the institution as well as direct terror overextension services center from the 1960 institution. and with the slave narratives, when mr. kato is here, he was also the history abstract theory. what he did was he utilize the strengths of the history class and assign them a project to interview slaves. in the slaves were to go out and interview -- i'm sorry come the slaves were to go interview former slaves or ex-slaves. and from there, he would give them a set of questions that he should actually ask as slaves. all these questions cover the social conditions and things for instance, the master of the slaves, the social conditions that the types

number three, proctor and gamble announced its quarterly profit fell 49% last year. there were some one-time charges that hurts company. if you take those out, the company did better than wall street was looking for and p and g cut its outlook for the quarter because of a higher tax rate. four, the u.s. economy grew by 2.8% in the last three months of last year. now, that was weaker than expected. they were looking for 3%. now, there was a pick-up in consumer spending, but it wasn't as much as people were looking for and the cut in defense spending hurt gdp in the quarter. nigel gault tells us the data does not show the recovery taking off. this is consistent with improvement, which may be enough to get the president re-elected. it's been 175 since the u.s. lost its top credit rating. cypress, which is a really interesting, you know, money laundering center. spain, italy and belgium. >>> the president out in the important swing state of michigan today selling his state of the union message and fighting back against republican attacks that he's trying to redibt wealth

number three, proctor and gamble announced its quarterly profit fell 49% last year. were some one-time charges that hurts company. if you take those out, the company did better than wall street was looking for and p&g actually cut its outlook for the quarter because of a higher tax rate. number four, the u.s. economy grew by 2.8% in the last three months of last year. now that was weaker than expected. they were looking for 3%. now, there was a pick-up in consumer spending, but it wasn't as much as people were looking for and the cut in defense spending hurt gdp in the quarter. nigel gault tells us the data does not show the recovery taking off. this is consistent with improvement, which may be enough to get the president re-elected. it's been 175 since the u.s. lost its top credit rating. cypress, which is a really interesting, you know, money laundering center. spain, italy and belgium. >>> the president out in the important swing state of michigan today selling his state of the union message and fighting back against republican attacks that he's trying to redistri

and proctor and gamble, which makes tide and crest, cut its earning outlook.nd more troubles for hostess. the bankrupt maker of twinkie and other goods, is asking to cut its obligation to its work force. they say it's the only way they can stay in business. that's your money watch. for more, go to cbs cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> the mystery surrounding a winning lottery ticket in iowa deepens. lottery officials in new york. a new york attorney, crawford shaw, is abandoning his claim on the $14 million hot lotto prize. shaw claimed the ticket last month, less than two hours after the deadline expired, on behalf of a trust, reportedly in beliz. >>> coming up on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. banning a popular boot. we'll show you what middle school is doing it and why. >>> they give you energy that lasts all morning. >> suspect heading south. >> freeze! >> get an early view at some hilarious super bowl ads. >>> well, the weekend is really finally here. and the weather has been so great. don't miss the updated fi

>> i like the fact that the biggest positions in that index are proctor & gamble, nestle, and those typesulti-national u.s. companies that will continue to grow with these predictable products and some dividends. >> these staples continue to be purchased by americans regardless of the economy. but these people are -- these companies are taking advantage of growth in other countries? >> exactly. so the existing customers want to have their repeat product detergents and alike whereas they're introducing these terrific products across the world. they're benefitting from that growth. >> let's talk about two other areas, jim. i just want to know what you think about energy. >> energy based on geopolitics is at great risk, and therefore the risks are that the price is going to go up. and long-term it's definitely an area where as the world grows and the emerging markets grow, there's going to be more and more demand for it. i think energy's a place you want some of your money invested. >> and as always, you recommend that people look at funds or exchange traded funds. >> where you get diversifi

how does proctor and gamble, a company, for instance, how would they get paid?porter: mark zuckerberg is the founder of facebook, 27 years old. we don't know how much he makes but his estimated worth is about 17.5 billion dollars. depending how much facebook is actually worth and how much they make in the ipo, that could go to $20 billion. >> everyone is on facebook i think for my parents and lawrence karnow, lisa. >> and my mom. [ laughter ] >> much more on facebook's ip on the and what it means for the company coming up at 7 a.m. on "cbs this morning." >>> the metering lights are on at the bay bridge. >> it's getting busy. metering lights were turned on a little while ago so crowded. they just turned them on in the last 10 minutes. live look at the bay bridge on the upper deck, everything is moving fine this morning. southbound 880 they just cleared an accidentful i didn't have time to change this but two lanes were blocked for a while. coming out of downtown, in those northbound lanes of 280, it's sluggish. altamont pass, we have brake lights from the wind tu

and i'm getting upset by proctor. beyond earnings, we know caterpillar says look out. europe will be turning up by the end of the year. i think probably too aggressive. but the german manufacturing index, we get a reading on that wednesday. i think it's going to go a long way toward converting the skeptics if caterpillar is right. friday we get the january employment report. i think we're going to see a continuation of some good payroll numbers thanks to the strengthened auto bill, aerospace, retail markets, and oil. okay? the only two energies that are still laying people off in energies are banks and state governments. i bet this employment report will be another clarion call for you the sell your bonds and move into higher yielding stocks. here is bottom line. keep your eyes open next week because there is a lot of earnings to keep track of. unlike so much of last year when europe was in control, results actually matter now. to me that's plain wonderful. john in my home state of new jersey. >> caller: super boo-yah, jim cramer. >> the giants, the giants are going to

we had a number reporting earnings, proctor & gamble, dow component down concerns about 2012 outlook because of the dollar pressuring that stock. altria which of course is the former phillip morris benefitting demand for smokeless tobacco. still concerns about the company losing market share of its marlboro cigarettes. that has moved to its rival. and ford of course missing estimates as well for the quarter because of weakness in european operations. you heard brian mention def rye at the top of the show. one sector that continues to do well, this is the airline sector. keep in mind all the publicly traded airlines posted a profit with the exception of amr which is now bankrupt. stock still trades but you don't want to trade those shares essentially and extending their gains in today's session as well. they've had a very strong month up well over 10% for the month. right now though the dow is down 86 points. guys, back to you. >> mary, thank you very much. let's switch on the "power lunch" power surge and drill down on the stories driving the day. ford shares taking a hit. the automa

they wonder, whether the ringing proctor & gamble thatmation of progress has been silent -- proclamation of has been silent. opportunity we once saw within our reach, may instead now be unattainable. it is clearly understandable that they would feel this doubt. following a series of very, very prosperous and productive years, floridians saw the unemployment rate begin to steadily climb in 2006. from a low of 3.3% that year, to it grew to a high of 12% in december 2010. floridians saw home values drop, wages decline and jobs and opportunities fade away. my fellow floridians, i'm here today to tell you that promise and opportunity absolutely will return. in fact, they are returning. even as we meet here today. we have many miles to go and some of them clearly will be painful. our higher journey is already underway. this year and today, we see the rebirth of even greater florida. but don't take my word for it. let's look at the numbers. in the past year floridians, not government, created almost 135,000,000 new private sector jobs. -- 135,000 new private sector jobs. [applause] thank you. t

brandi proctor is here with us...latest season of her reality show... not one to let grass grow under her feet... we hear she has her sights set on a new man.... but he's not interested... i guess she decided to change what she was looking or... she's sticking with athletes.. but looking por a church boy... she's crushing on none other than tim tebow... we hear he's flattered but not interested...he is a virgin looking for a pure wife... not one with tww failld mmrriages and a tape on the internet..i wasnt sure if the rumor was true..but after checking her twitter page... she might be trying to throw some hhnts hhs way.. kim k tweeting stuff like... going to church with the girls...and i want to start bible study with my friends... maybe shhs just changing her shes just changing her focus and wokring on her relationship with god... and speaking of failed marriages....i really thought heidi klum and seal were going to last... aaparently she did too..bc even though the marriage wasnt permanet... that tattoo on her arm i

it's tabloid tuesday brandi proctor has more. more.ow everybody is sick of hearing about lil baby blue ivy.... and all the drama surrounding her birth... but we are hearing some good news about beyonce nad her father matthew reconciling in the delivery room...sources say she didnt want him there but jay z convinced her to invite him anyway... they say it was a tearful reunion... beign the first time bey and her dad have laid eyes on eachother in almost a year...we also heard that the happy couple decided to donate most of their baby gifts to local charities for young mothers... saying that baby blue is the most precious gift and they wanted to help other parents who arent as fortunate... courtney cox and david arquette may be the happiest unmarried couple in hollywood... courtney says her estranged hubby is now her best friend...they separated back in 2010 after 11 years of marriage... they still come together often though... for their kids of course... and to run their productionn company... they even created a show where life seems t

if a candidate interrupts him, he's indignant and plays scolding proctor kind of like problem that can'tnd therefore, somebody like newt gingrich who is quick on his feet can continue to take him apart. >> this comes to the question of electability. the whole campaign of mitt romney has been about his electability. what we saw today is a candidate with a hard time going on debate stage with a barack obama in the fall and carry forth the republican message. first of all, he's not really a conservative republican that can carry that message. and secondly, what he showed today is again, somebody like barack obama, he is going to have a very, very difficult time standing up for our principles. >> what do you think the other candidates would say if they were all asked, is mitt romney a conservative? do you think they would all agree he's not? all the men on the stage? >> i think most of them would. i mean i can't speak for everybody. but i think the record is pretty clear, he's called himself a moderate. the idea he's calling himself a conservative now is something different from what he was

people like barbara proctor who rose from the ghetto to build a billionaire agency in chicago. like one who turned a dream into an importing business in florida. people like these are heros for the 80s. they helped 4 million americans find jobs in 1983. more people are drawing paychecks tonight than ever before, and congress helps -- or progress helps everyone -- well, congress does too. [laughter] [applause] in 1983, women filled 73% of all the new jobs in managerial, professional, and tech technical kneeleds, but we know many are still out of work wondering what will come of their hopes and dreams. can we love america, and not reach out to tell them you are not forgotten, we will not rest until each of you can reach as high as your god-given talents will take you. [applause] part of america is strong, it's good and true. the cynics were wrong. america never was a sick society. we're seeing rededication to bedrock values of faith, family, work, neighborhood, peace, and freedom. values that brought us together as one people from the youngest child to the most senior citizen. th

they wonder, whether the ringing proctor & gamble thatmation of progress has been silent -- proclamationof has been silent. opportunity we once saw within our reach, may instead now be unattainable. it is clearly understandable that they would feel this doubt. following a series of very, very prosperous and productive years, floridians saw the unemployment rate begin to steadily climb in 2006. from a low of 3.3% that year, to it grew to a high of 12% in december 2010. floridians saw home values drop, wages decline and jobs and opportunities fade away. my fellow floridians, i'm here today to tell you that promise and opportunity absolutely will return. in fact, they are returning. even as we meet here today. we have many miles to go and some of them clearly will be painful. our higher journey is already underway. this year and today, we see the rebirth of even greater florida. but don't take my word for it. let's look at the numbers. in the past year floridians, not government, created almost 135,000,000 new private sector jobs. -- 135,000 new private sector jobs. [applause] thank you. th

. >> as easy as going in, keeping your head down, giving the proctor the flash of the i.d.auntlet. how hard would it be to trick a cafeteria aide into letting you sit in that seat? >> police arrested him. he's 19 years old and they arrested him back in september along with 20 other students and he's since accepted a plea deal that keeps him out of jail. saw him last night. >> talk about an amazing rescue. at least 10 good samaritans jumped into a freezing utah river to save three kids trapped inside this car. the vehicle plunged down a 10 foot embankment after the driver lost control. >> the man next to me started yelling "my son, my son is still in the car" and i grabbed the knife and i cut it and pulled the little boy out and another man grabbed him and started doing the heimlich. >> doctors say the 4-year-old boy and his 9-year-old sister and her friend are all going to be ok. thank goodness for good samaritans like brian. >> yeah and speaking of good, it was a good night for new york giants fans. who also are new jersey giants. >> if you're watching this right now, you

interested in serving on the federal bench, including judge pryor, judges beaudry, kugler from hopkins, proctorthers in alabama. when i became attorney general, my interest in judiciary became more personal, because it was my voters making the arguments in the courts and defending the law passed by congress. in summary what we looked for was the general philosophy of restraint and our judges. and i believe a judge understands the importance of these principles is going to take the right approach in every case. this was a type of judge that i tried to be, and i tried to help the president appointed and i believe most of you here in this room agree this is a type of judge we need in our judiciary. let me close by saying a few thoughts and then happy to take some questions. i talked about the many challenges this country faces. but let's remember that no matter how bad we think things are in our lives, or a business, no matter how frustrated we become in our elected officials, america still the greatest country on the face of the earth. and i fear that too many of us forget how privileged we are j