the draper university of heroes to open on third avenue.aper is starting the school to train entrepreneurs. the deal was reached after draper agreed to fund a new agency. the school plans to open in april. >> a new fleet of electronic delivery trucks unveiled is helping the california environment and the state economy.e+$e÷ waits built after contracted in mexico. dr. brown says that will reflect the fleet that will have on the government that is critical. >> climate change is not waiting. pollution doesn't wait. so... we can't wait, either. california took the lead 35 years ago. it's been added every year ago. pushing the envelope and energy efficiency. now electric cars. >> about 50 vehicles are on the road with all 100 trucks soon to be operating in california. >> you know we've heard plenty about conartists tricking victims into wiring cash but this conis he is skate skal yaiting now to a scary level. >> the common actually threatened to kill the victim? >> we don't hear them like this, this is frightening. and a warning to everyone. han

draper university has been up and running since last september. here is video of some of the classrooms from the university's website. the school was started by venture capitalist tim draper and is run out of the benjamin franklin hotel on third street in san mateo. draper wants to expand the university to other buildings, create a campus that he hopes will revitalize the downtown area. the planning commission has approved that proposal, which is set to go before the city council tonight. >>> 4:42 right now. let's check back in with meteorologist christina loren who has some good news for us starting a monday to help us jump-start our engines. >> good news it's monday. not good news. good morning to you. it's not that bad. you can imagine though there are going to be a lot of people finishing up their night and a lot of people still a little groggy from watching that super bowl. give yourself plenty of time. that fog is not going to help you out on the bay bridge but take a look at those lights. just spectacular this morning as they test them out.

martha raddatz and debroah riley draper coming up now. >> there is a saying that dr. king had said, there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only about halfway to completely eliminate hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: martha raddatz is an emmy award winning journalist that serves as the chief global affairs correspondent for abc news that has just launched a new project with yahoo called on the radar. she is a frequent guest and part-time post. she also moderated the vice- presidential debate between joe biden and paul ryan. let me just apologize, just before we can live on the air, the satellite feed took a hit with all the news of the day and the news that will be made tomorrow. martha, thank you for doing this under these difficult situations. you'll be happy to know there is a beautifu

yoshihisa okumura is the first japanese to win the annual charles stark draper prize from the national academy of engineering. he won it for his contributions to the way radio waves can be relayed. okumura was a top researcher for japanese telephone giant, ntt. one of his achievements was to divide a wide service area into smaller cells containing many antennas. this enabled mobile phone users to communicate despite a weak radio signal. he also determined antennas in close proximity could create interference when sharing the same frequencies. he solved the problem by allocating different frequencies to antennas that are close together but using the same frequency for areas far away. okumura also conducted field experiments to measure the changes in signal strength due to buildings or mountains. his research resulted in what are known as field strength curves. they are used all over the world to establish mobile phone services. the research led to the first cellular telephone network in japan in 1979. it was an automobile communications system. >> translator: i just worked hard and trie

guest panel lists will include ronald bell and francis tony drape draper the event is free and open to the public. >> >> supreme court expected to hear arguments on the voter rights act. discrimination in the polls. opponents say it is making enorm us a racial progress. obama administration and civil rights groups are defending the law. >> >> a woman locks herself in her own car to escape her dog's attack. >> >> we have some advice on what you can do to help your child get over ear infections >> we have seen this before, even in this part of the country. colorado is dealing with more winter weather from the weekend. is the storm over, yet. >>> so, we will see some beautiful weather today. the storm is on the move. i'll tell you what the storm brings for us and when it moves in, coming up >> >> traffic is just starting to pick up here at providence road and townsend. i'll let you know what it looks like on 895 and 3. all coming up on good morning mail >> a look at times square in new york. let's head that way for the very latest. >> >> in today's tech byte, going mobile in barcelona. hu

please tell ben draper that i said hi. >> did he punish you too? >> no. saint joe's wouldn't take me. the world must be calling you. you must be on all of the media. >> no. not too much. >> you are well known. >> when he was elected, i had my two weeks of fame. because i was the only american that was known to have had a knowledge of the pope, you know. so i was very famous then. >> and an inside one. i don't want to ask you too many private questions. but do you write to one another at all? >> no. he wrote me once a couple years ago. >> okay. >> it's interesting, he has a friend who he made a cardinal and he has a book of lit ry. he writes me. we would like to -- would you permit this book to be permitted to be published in india? and i said yes, holy father. so he is asking me permission. pretty interesting. >> and so i want to ask you too. you published all -- how did that come about? is that coincidence or did knowing him give him a certain confidence. >> i never drank before i went to europe. i came back and i had my first american beer. if you call

watching a gop voting group, draper saw the republican party described as old, middle-aged white men, marrow-minded, rigid, stuck in their ways." one gop digital specialist lamented the difficulty in recruiting younger republicans saying they don't want to be part of an organization that puts them squarely on the wrong side of history. sam has his article, which graced the cover of "the new republic." it's the republicans, the party of white people. sam, it is a great, great story. it really gives people, i think, a history of sort of where the party has come from, which is to say the party that was really champions of civil rights, the votinging rights act, and how far they have gone in the intervening years. >> it's partly a story about the road built taken. in the 1950s dwight jiz enhaur was not the most fer vent activist of -- he appointed earl warren to the supreme court. we got the brown v. board historic decision. the first civil rights act passed since reconstruction was put through by the eisenhower administration without a single republican voting against it. then when there

well, the words denounce the talk show host as well were added by the writer, robert draper. >> this article that the times magazine was extremely interesting and one part of it was, i think, that a little bit ever the fun and tempting to put republicans against each other and have them conflict for the-- >> circular firing. >> circular firing. >> the other part why it's important for republicans to read it, on campaign technology was a sobering analysis what went wrong, for example are for the romney's campaign's get out the vote thing last november and cut and paste, but the stuff on campaign technology is required reading. >> jon: and s.e. cupp did a piece in the the daily news in her column. she wasn't outraged about the addition of the quote or anything like that. just took on her critics. should she not say something? >> this is like one conservative whining about another. i found it really inside baseball and i also think there's a better answer if you don't like rush limbaugh, don't listen to him. don't take him off the air or denounce him or say that his ideas are stupid. yo

now, joe said i'm a midget don draper. >> that is not what he said. >> don draper. he's discriminating. >> don't make it worse. >> he's shorter -- >> a shorter version. >> we're not just mad men, we're max men, as well. >> someone called me don draper i wouldn't care if i was a fat -- >> what were you at wroofrt? >> molecular biologist. >> so we're a bit scientific. >> sir martin thank you so much for being here. when we come back, a live report from mobile, alabama. ns come ovo mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. because what you don'tu know can hurt you.rance. what if you didn't know that weeping willows have invasive roots? what if you didn't know that a trampoline... could affect your liability? and what if you didn't know that most cars... get broken into when the weather warms up?