i will be joined by the ceo of veteran ed-tech company, blackboard.nd before we had to break, take a look at this video of a teentyy tiny drone. this black hornet weighs 18 grams, and tested by the u.s. special forces. it can fly up to 25 minutes and can be used for covert missions. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ emily: have you ever wondered what school would be like if it was invented today? an ex-googler created a startup to answer that question. he has big names behind his company. and last month, it announced $100 million in funding. but what is next in education and ed-tech specifically? joining me is ceo of blackboard, which has developed an online dashboard for students and teachers to share knowledge. jay, you have been in this education technology business for a long time. i am curious, we see a lot of venture capital flowing into ed tech, but you don't see those unicorn valuations very often. why is it so difficult to scale in education technology business? jay: first, thanks for having me on the show. there is a lot of money flowing into educa

i will be joined by blackboard's ceo, all ahead. first pinterest moves into e-commerce. pinners will be able to purchase directly through the website with i/o bowl pins they are calling -- with buyable pins, they are calling it. you will be able to pay with apple pay or your credit card and they are working with stripe and braintree as payment partners. sarah frier covers interest for us. she was at interest when they made this announcement. so, pinterest users have wanted to see a company get into this. will they need to leave interest if they want to search on amazon or google if i want to buy a? >> you will have a blue price tag at the bottom of pins on your site. whether that changes the experience of pinterest and makes it less about inspiration and more about purchasing -- whether that turns people off we will have to see, but it's true that consumers have been asking this for a while. emily: i want to bring in one of pinterest's buyable pins partners from shopify. what is the nature of your partnership with interest? i wonder how big you expect this partnership to

to make way for new white boards they stripped off the old blackboards and there they were. less sons learned a century ago. traditional stories about the pill grams be carefully drawn and colored pictures there's also math, basic addition, and multiplication, tables on the blackboard, a multiplication wheel. one of the more colorful sketches is of a little girl in a pink dress an old pledge of allegiance along with a traditional scale and a calendar in chalk. the last day marks wednesday december 28th. what will become of these? a spokes woman with said the hope is to preserve them, as a slice of school life for this generation, and future ones. >> randall pinkston reporting there, hemmerson high school is 120 years old. the renovation is part of the city's metropolitan area projects initiative, which aims to improve the quality of life in the city. the college board is insisting a mistake won't cause issues with with scores in this week's s.a.t.s. some were told they had five extra minutes but not every test taker was with given that same benefit. it says it simply won't s

. >> the renovation work has been stopped until they figure out a way to preserve the blackboards. >> what a find. >> i know, it's amazing they weren't erased before. >>> coming up is something straight-out a movie. the search continues for two convicted murders that escaped from a prison. the tools they used to break free and the note they left behind. >>> a teen watching a street race was thrown from a bridge and killed. the charges the driver could face and the reason it took until the next morning to realize someone had been hit. >>reporter: good morning. we are looking at the east bay commute. so far so good. you can see traffic on interstate 80. not bad here for the early morning start. >>reporter: for those inland it will be a cooker today. the warmest for awhile. by the coast a lot of fog. we'll see how that plays out to a wide variety of temperatures today. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything

tables on the blackboard, a multiplication wheel, one of the more colorful sketches is of a little girl in a pink dress. there's more here, an old pledge of allegiance. and a calendar in chalk. the last day marked wednesday, december 28th. what will become of these educational artifacts? a spokeswoman with said the hope is to preserve them as a slice of school life for this generation and future ones. eorson high school was 120 years old. it is part of the metropolitan area project initiative which aims to improve quality of life in the city. the college board is insisting a missprint will not -- some students were told they had five extra minutes to complete a section. college board says it is simply not score those and will instead calculate accurate scores from other parts of the test. live from london, keep up. libya's elected parliament reject as proposal for a government as isil seize as power plant we have more on why the u.n. has been accused of putting polices ahead of the need of childrenned in armed conflict.

facebook with the quote you heard it here first and it shows bart writing over and over on the blackboardmarge are not breaking up. in denial. and chris helmsworth on board to play the receptionist in the upcoming female-led "ghostbusters" reboot. director paul feig took to twitter making the announcement posting a photo of hemsworth and writing, who you going to call and "game of thrones" george r.r. martin wants to ask fans to knock it off. he said he can't control other people's writing and wants to be left alone to finish writing the rest of the books in the series. the current season of the tv series is not based on martin's books, martin has not published new book since the show began in 2011. he said leave is to me i'll write it don't worry. i'm francis rivera along with bill karins and this is "early today," we hope it's just your first step of the day here on nbc. start the interview with a firm handshake. ay,no! don't do that! try new head & shoulders instant relief. it cools on contact, and also keeps you 100% flake free. try new head & shoulders instant relief. for cooling rel

during a recent renovation construction crews discovered blackboards that had been covered for almostls of art, lessons, and mysterious writing. >> this is cursive. >> this is cursive? >> this is the cursive writing that we don't teach anymore. >> sherry kishor is the principal. >> when you saw this what did you think? >> i stopped and i started getting tears in my eyes and i got goose bumps all over me. oh my god, here it is. because it was like i walked into a time capsule. >> reporter: sherry reed has taught here for 22 years. >> i was like oh my goodness what is this? this has been here all this time? this has been here since 1917? >> reporter: all thanks to a janitor who signed some of the boards. english teacher cynthia comber thinks he hoped someone in the future would find what he saved. the janitor had a plan? >> he did. and now we get to reap the rewards of his plan and get to see this beautiful work of art. that's all i can call it. >> reporter: the boards will be protected vows school superintendent robert new. >> we're going to preserve them. and it may mean we have to de

write that on the blackboard 100 times and never forget it.van: nixon could be a blowhard and blow off steam like that. he hated the press, that is halfway true. but a certain amount of next and on these tapes is nixon just showing off eating this macho guy. nixon was bad at swearing. he was faking it. lbj was good at swearing. nick's and was trying to be something he wasn't. and about watergate, something that grabbed me. i have this dark view of watergate. it was left a machiavelli in plot to disrupt american civil rights, but it was a screwup. charlie: that the democrats had something? tim: nixon created an atmosphere where people did bad things but he did not know about the break-in. he could not confront his own subordinates. he was too shy. he wasn't a master schemer, he was too shy to go to john mitchell and say ok what happened? why did you go in the building? he couldn't bring himself to do it because he didn't want to hear the answer. he should have brought in a tough lawyer to do it. he didn't get everybody in one room until it was

. >>> history uncovered a blackboard is revealed, bearing lessons learned 100 years ago.t they were learning, and how did it survive so long? >>> all those stories and more coming up. >>> thank you. >>> get ready for some amazing pictures. today is world ocean day about half of the coral reefs have disappeared because of overdevelopment, but not in cuba. there, they are thriving. >>> nick is there. >>> wherever you go, in this island, you'll see things that resonate from a long time gone, travel two-and-a-half hours south of havana and you'll come to an historic coast bay of pigs. and it's a scene of victory in 1961 but here, too another legacy of cuba's history torey pristine coral reef, around the world, more than 50% have disappeared and, it is different here where the ecosystems have the opportunity to thrive. >>> they have engaged in an enorm massachusetts program of environmental protection. so they're protecting 25% of their waters, in marine protected areas. that compares to maybe 9% in the united states, and only 2% world-wide. the lack of chemical fertilizers, h

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. >> like one of those blackboards that disappears when you pull the -- >> just like hillary clinton doesn't talk about issues of the past. >> how about reince priebus showing up yesterday pretending he cared about black rights when he's been fighting voting in 20 state. he keeps doing it. >> having had the job, you're not responsible for state legislatures of 50 different -- >> what is the leader of the republican for -- >> but he's not writing the legislation. >> he shouldn't say what's right and what's wrong. >> he can speak to it. >> has he? >> he has not spoken to it. >> okay. thank you. here's rick santorum who even now refused to take a position on whether stars and bars should get off that lawn. to answer a question while running for president would cheapen the issue. let's watch. >> i'm just suggesting that it's a decision that should be made by south carolina and politicizing this and putting it into the context of a presidential campaign i think cheapens it. i think this is an issue that's bigger and more important than that. i'm trying to focus in on what i think is reall

. >> rule of law is all about blackboard and white piece of paper.al language says. only thing in america that you can counties actual law. >> supreme court and these justices have said you cannot look at four words out of context. that we have a responsibility to look at the law as a whole. >> reporter: chief justice john roberts wrote the majority opinion saying congress passed the affordable care act to improve health insurance markets not to destroy them. >> i think john roberts rewrote the law to give the president and administration what he wanted. >> reporter: justice scalea agreed saying we should start calling this scotus care. republicans vowed to repeal the law in congress. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a second prison employee is facing charges in connection with the escape of those two convicted killers in upstate new york. prison guard gene palmer was arrested last night as he went before a judge today. authorities say he delivered tools inside frozen meat, to inmate david sweat and richard matt who are still on the run

press is the enemy, the establishment is the enemy, the professors are the enemy, write that on the blackboard a hundred times and never forget it. >> nixon could be a below hard. he would below off seem like that and he -- he hated the press. that's absolutely true. but a certain amount of in addition on on these tapes is next on just showing off being these macho guy that he wasn't really -- you know all of the profanity that people get upset about. nixon was bad about swearing. lbj was different. nirvetion on was triebt something that he wasn't. about watergate and the thing that grabbed me ani have this dark view of watergate watergate was less a machiavellian plot to disrupt american civil rights than it was a screw up. nixon didn't -- >> >> did you have any word -- >> nixon didn't know about the break n nixon's problem in watergate was that he could not confront his own subordinates. he was too shy. it wasn't that he is was this master schemer he was too shy to go to john mitchell who so attorney general and campaign manager. how could you bring your self to do that? he should have wroug