how about the yellow jackets, that's robert carter jr., he had 16 points, georgia tech beats virginia tech, 62-51. one more score for you, howard lost to morgan state today, 68-66. also george washington's in action right now, taking on fordham, maryland and virginia takes place tomorrow night at the cast center. you guys going? >> i wish. >> no? >> i wish. >> you're a terps fan. >> i cashed that in, just to watch it at home. >> same can be said about the capitals, let's go to the ice now, there's been a lot of buzz last 24 hours about that man right there. 21-year-old russian ford, he's making his way to d.c., draft bid the caps in 2010, he chose to stay home and play in the khl. today the caps announced they agreed to terms, an entry level contract with the forward. as for the team that's playing tonight for the capitals. that's the man there. he gets the start in the net tonight for the coyotes, this game becoming that much more important for him. >> of course u you're always nervous when you start for a new team. you know, you always want to leave a >> morning relieve in this game

virginia tech and georgia tech. hokies down 5. dishes download to daniel miller. [coughs] second half. georgia tech comes up with this deal. and golden comes up with another great play. the alley-oop slamming it home. the hokies are 2-16. they lose 52-51. gw. up 2 off the miss. garino goes the other way and lays it in. and isaiah armwood would follow up with a jam. they trailed 61-56 in the second. the nationals newest starting pitcher continues to deal with right elbow inflammation, but according to reports, the nats are not concerned. the nationals took on a familiar foe with ross detweiler on the mound. he allowed one run on six hits. 3-2, nats. ryan zimmerman at the plane and crushes one to deep right c enter. it is gone. long gone. 2 run shot. 5-2, nationals. the next batter out not to be outdone -- drives it deep to right. his second homer of the spring. the nationals when 8-2. o's and socks, bottom of the third. down the right line. rolls all the way to the wall. look at him chugging along. he will score the double for hardy. the orioles when 702. tiger woo

georgia tech has online program, a full-service degree. everybody is as good as regular bachelor except it's super cheap. kind of appealing. another thing we're seeing that i would like to see more of his certification in place of the post. i'm not as optimistic, i'm not as convinced, an article in the harvard review, people just going to get certificates. i do think that certificates of actually are a big deal. people who think that to our colleges. because the highest -- higher education is getting gunned third party certification. i think that's pretty useful. another thing that's starting to happen is the rise of apprenticeship models. there was, i thought a sad article in the "washington post." i mean, it was about people who would go on to college and couldn't get jobs going back to trade school to learn how to be electricians and plumbers and things like the. there's nothing sad about being an electrician or a plumber. in fact, i was talking to a fellow law professor a few to go about an article about the exploitation of the working

cost $45,000 to get a masters in computer science at georgia tech.ly cost $6,000. >> that is what should cause. there's no reason why education is so expensive. make the product really engaging and gray. you are right at maybe 150 bucks a month. do you think georgia tech and harvard are all overcharging? they'renot saying overcharging. i think we can get education much more effectively at a lower price point. in my days as a hedge fund manager, i spent a lot of time and money shorting the stocks for some of the for-profit education companies and was shocked to see the fault rates and the number students who dropped out after only a couple of years. worse forto be even online. when you looked at those models, what did you see? >> it started much more positively. the government made the money available. not forasically paid finishing and finding a job and signing up. the universities were involved. they try to maximize the intake of students. >> some of them will have 30% or 40% of revenues going to market. it is an abomination. >> we have in marketing

. >> it will cost $45,000 to get a masters in computer science at georgia tech. $6,000.only >> there's no reason education should be expensive. we should focus on the student and the product should make it engaging in great. -- engaging and great. >> giving georgia tech and harvard are overcharging? >> i'm not saying they are overcharging, but you can get education at a lower price. our business model is so we can keep it low price and small classes. >> i spent a lot of time and stocks ofting the some of the for-profit education companies. i was shocked to see the number of students that drop out bowling after a couple of years. it seemed to me it was worse for online. when you look at those models, what did you see? -- there profit for-profit -- what happened is the government -- they really maximize the intake of students. >> 30-40% of revenues going to marketing or more. it is an abomination. >> everything is viral at this point. we are honest about what we charge. we would have the most engaging object. you do it. you sign up. model that a better might lead t

are about 10% of her regular college class. >> it would cost $45,000 to get a masters degree at georgia techre is no reason why education is so expensive. we should really go back to the basic services and focus on the student. when you do this, you arrive at maybe $150 a month or so, which is a good rate. >> do think they are all overcharging? >> am not saying they are overcharging, but i think you can get an education much more effectively for a lower price point. it is absolutely doable. >> in my days as a hedge fund manager, i spent a lot of time and money shorting the stocks of for-profit education companies. i was shocked to see default rates and the number of students who dropped out after only a couple of years. they seemed to be even worse for online. when you look at those models, because surely you did in planning, what did you say? >> it started out much more positively. i wanted to educate firefighters and do social good. then the government made title for money available. these universities involved really started to maximize the intake of students. >> some of them have 40% of

. >> it will cost $45,000 to get a masters in computer science at georgia tech.udacity, only about $6,000. >> there's no reason education should be expensive. we should go back to the basic services, we should focus on the student and the product should make it engaging and great. we do this it is about $150 a month or so. >> do you think georgia tech and harvard are overcharging? >> i'm not saying they are overcharging, but you can get education at a lower price. that is doable. our business model is so we can keep it low price and small classes. >> i spent a lot of time and money shorting the stocks of some of the for-profit education companies. i was shocked to see the number of students that drop out after only a couple of years. it seemed to me it was worse for online. when you look at those models, what did you see? or profitsector -- sector started out more positive. they wanted to educate firefighters and do social good. what happened is the government made money available. the title for money was paid for finishing. finding a job was more paid for signin

the acc women's basketball tournament, georgia tech wins.golf fans, tiger woods five shots off the lead. the cadillac championship at doral. >> that is what tiger needs, he needs the 'fro. >> tough to get a helmet over that. >> this will make our lovers cringe. a quarter million dollar viper donated to a community college in olympia, washington, for training purposes is about to be destroyed. it is one of 93 educational wipers. chrysler has ordered all 93 cars crushed. two of them got loose and crashed. now have to go. students are signing petitions to try to save the viper, but right now not looking so good. that is one snake bit car. is that what i think it is? i've never seen anything like it. it's a miracle. it's not a miracle, it's an eggs benedict sandwich. but how'd you get the eggs benedict into the sandwich? i went to dunkin'. i'm still not sure how they got the eggs benedict in the sandwich. doesn't matter. they did. introducing dunkin's delicious new eggs benedict breakfast sandwich. it's ham and eggs topped with the flavor of cre

. >>> a good ole fashion prank on the cam pution of georgia tech university -- campus on georgia techsomeone stole the t from the tower on campus. it's a tradition that started back in 1969 but hasn't happened in years since the school installed new security measures. >>> two pilots, two different opinions of what could have happened to flight 370. >> and developments in two big local cases expected today. one in west virginia. the other here in d.c. we'll be right back. >> reporter: a scathing city report says a fire lieutenant who let a man die right across the street from this northeast firehouse now she answers the charge. details coming up in a live report. >> the beltway looks good here at new hampshire avenue. no delays yet on the outer loop of 495 headed for silver spring. all lanes are open. we'll be back with news, weather and and so do mouth germs. inova. join [ kelly ]e oftinge is-thamy days start early.ine. but now i have the protection of colgate total® mouthwash. it works just as hard and just as long as i do. [ man ] rolling in 5! [ male announcer ] colgate total® mout

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unranked georgia tech handing number seven ranked syracuse their fourth loss in five games. 67-62.racuse got scoring problems. espn saying they broke 70 points twice in 17 conference games. unranked baylor to talk about. looking good for post season. beat iowa state 74-61, baylor's sixth win in seven games. number 12 michigan winning the championship out right last night. first time in 28 years they wrap illinois 84-53. who to watch going to post season? florida ranked one. wichita state rehind them. arizona, duke, virginia. that's chad johnson, aka ocho cinco, former receiver instead playing defense in a flag football game. not good. he gets faked out, beat deep, scored on for a touchdown. he should sit down. what do you think? >>> not nhl. colorado and chicago during a scuffle. a player inadvertently punching the ref in the jaw, knocking him down. no penalty. if you care, colorado won 4-2. >>> ahead, lindsey lohan's dose of reality. >>> john travolta reacts to his spectacular oscar flub. ♪boots and pants and boots and pants♪ ♪and boots and pants and boots and pants♪ ♪and boots an

unranked georgia tech hands syracuse their fourth loss. 67-62. syracuse still scoring the problem for them. espn saying they broke 70 points only twice in 17 conference games. let's go to unranked baylor. looking good for the postseason. iowa state, 74-61. baylor's sixth win. number 12, michigan. winning the big 10 championship outright last night. >> someone's happy about this. >> just a little, my friend. the first time in 28 years. they route illinois, 84-53. who to watch going into postseason, florida ranked number one, wichita state ranked right behind, arizona, duke and virginia. by the way, texas, not even on the list. >> you just had to say it, didn't you? >> sit down, betty. watch the player in black sweats and blue gloves, chad johnson, aka, ocho cinco playing defense in a flag football game. >> trying to play defense. >> not good at defense. he gets faked out, gets beat deep. he gets scored on for a touchdown. he should sit down. i'm just saying. >> that's hnot his cup of tea, right? he usually plays on the other side. >> still. >>> ev

he is one of the six players to have his number retired by georgia tech.e basketball. he won a championship with three different nba teams. is a pleasure and honor to have you here. >> don't worry about it. i'm just hanging out on bloomberg. all,t me ask you first of we are talking about these brackets all day. the issue of whether or not college ballplayers should get paid. it seems to me like a no-brainer. they make so much money for these big machines. we have built entire industries around them. but most of them don't even get a decent education, let alone enough money to buy a girl a drink at a bar. >> it does not make any sense to me. when i was a georgia tech, i had more money -- i had seven dollars in my pocket. " said five dollars in his pocket. there's no way you can make all this money. i cannot work a job. they give you a dollar -- scholarship. you hope that you can make some money by being a pro. >> nobody goes pro. every 100.of one out of every one million americans is a professional basketball player. >> you are working. it is your job. >> a

the orange fall at home to georgia tech, 67-62.0, syracuse has lost four of five games. >>> and in an effort to make every play more exciting for fans, the nfl is exploring a possible change to the scoring rules. the competition committee is considering plan to make extra point kicks 43 yards long. right now they are attempted from 20 yards away. well, last year kickers missed less than 1% from second point attempts. there has been no final decision but the longer kicks could be tried out this year during preseason games. >>> when we return, buried treasures. a mystery of millions of dollars of gold coins found in a backyard takes an unexpected turn. gold coins found in a backyard takes an unexpected turn. exactly, no discomfort, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? hello. [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% real milk. no discomfort. and for a 100% real dairy snack you'll 100% enjoy try lactaid® cottage cheese. to freeze, slip into a lunch box, and be ready to eat by

this was developed by the georgia tech center for music technology especially for jason barnes who hase he was a small child. you can tell jason is missing part of his right arm he lost it in a freak accident in january and he was cleaning a hood vent in a restaurant and was nearly electrocuted. that left him in the hospital with really only option of having his arm amputated. he still wanted to be a drummer and he's doing it. ♪ this is a really complex machine. in essence jason is now kind of, like, this superhuman drummer. to tell us exactly how this has changed his life we've got jason barnes from atlanta, georgia, "right this minute." >> hey, how's it going? >> what is it like to use this prosthesis? >> eyes really crazy. it has a lot of robotics and electronics in it. >> can you tell it to switch to different rhythms like using your mind? >> eyes not brain waves. what it works off of is through the muscle. there are electrodes attached to my existing muscles in my forearm and i can flex them certain ways and it will send signals to do what have i have it set up to do accordingly.

georgia tech routed out the top three, with the university of virginia at no. 4.es to show you that you do not have to pay an arm and leg for a good education. >> in minnesota, playtime for a 7 year old boy led to a smelly and scary situation. firefighters had to pull him out of a septic tank. this happened in blue earth, minnesota near the border with iowa. the boy was playing with his cousin when one missing step sent him tumbling. he fell ten feet landing into some nasty water. firefighters used a rope and ladder to get him out of there. he wasn't hurt and after a quick check from doctors, and several hot showers, he was back out playing again. a little wiser for the wear. >> coming up on the kron4 nose. ahead at 7:00 a.m., we will talk to gary radnich, the same as nfl quarterback who wanted last monday that he was offered a college football players euthanize. >> plus, we will have the very latest on leland yee and the corruption charges that he is now facing. >> ronald mcdonald loves to talk a bell. this is >> breakfast time. >> good morning. thank you for joi

researchers at georgia tech created a new arm that works with his brain. a bionic arm that picks up on electrical signals in the upper arm muscles. the researchers then added another layer of complexity. the seconds ticked, controlled by its own more common uses a microphone. >> coming up on the kron4 common uses a microphone. >> coming up on the kron4 real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. right now, fresh driscoll's strawberries are just $1.99. make it an extra scoop. breyers ice cream is only $2.88. and arrowhead water is just $3.29 a case. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. hey. hey. [doorbell rings] what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guara

this time to a bad georgia tech team. syracuse was on top of the rowland, unbeaten. four of the last five as the slide continues. >>> overnight, michigan may have lost two players to the nba and preseason all-american to injury. but they still managed to win the big ten regular season title outright. it's the program's first outright conference title since 1996. reminder, guys, the ncaa tournament officially starts in 13 days. >>> also happening, the u.s. men's soccer team play ukraine at 2:00 p.m. eastern. the match was moved from ukraine to cyprus earlier in the week. >> and those players on the american team say they do understand there will be a lot going on in the minds of ukrainian players across the pitch. joe, thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> we do have breaking news overnight. big move from high-stakes diplomacy to stop war from breaking out in ukraine. we have live team coverage. all of that, plus top headlines right after the break. who drom [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that se

georgia tech is offering a masters in computer science online that is a full-service degree.kind of appealing. another thing we're seeing this i would like to see more of anything we will is certification in place of diplomas. i'm not as optimistic, not as convinced as an article in the harvard business review today which said people just going to get certificates to show employees -- employers they know how to do useful things. but i do think that certificates of actual ability are a big deal. people who think that, the higher education and seven is getting behind third party certification. i think that's pretty useful. another thing that's starting to happen is the rise of apprenticeship models. i thought it was a sad article in the "washington post." i mean, it was about people who i've gone to college and couldn't get a job, going back to trade schools to learn how to be electricians and plumbers and things like that. there's nothing sad about being an electrician or a plumber. i was talking to when my fellow law professors a few years ago about what the exploitation of t

researchers at georgia tech created a new arm that works with his brain.enzing his biceps, he controls a small motor that changes how tightly is our beacon grip the drumstick. the researchers then added another layer of complexity a second, drumstick on the robot arm. this second stick, controlled by its own motor, uses a microphone as an ex seller or metered to sense the rhythm. it then produces a new beat with a complementary rhythm and melody. >> a billboard showing an assault weapon has started some controversy in chicago. a local clergymen says that to make chicago seemed done fairly and that is not how he was to define the city. the sign is called pure american with photos of a baseball glove, apple pie, and an assault rifle. slide fire, the texas-based firearm parts manufacturer that ball to the ads, said that it deliberately chose president of obamas home town because of the city's crime rate and the restrictive gun laws. >> coming up on the kron4 newest. the search continues for a chief for the oakland police department. but there are now this of

i was talking to a professor at georgia tech who said this is pretty basic work, but if you extrapolatet should be rock solid. so that is how they managed to take a search area that at one point was as big as 20 million square miles and now down to at least a searchable space. >> should be rock solid proof here, but still for these families, pot quite enough. so i wanted -- tom foreman, thank you very much. let's talk about the search for the possible debris. australian navy vessels went toward the spot in the vast indian ocean where an air crew reported seeing two objects, one green or gray in color and one orange. and then on top of that, we're hearing from china, china also spotting what it called suspicious objects from the air. let the me be clear, none of the objects has been confirmed to have come from flight 370. steve wallace and captain john ransom join me. john, let me again with you. now that we're hearing from the malaysian prime minister today, his phraseology was that the flight ended in the indian ocean, is there anything from what you've gleaned today that may help will

this time to a bad georgia tech team. they've lost four of their last five. may have lost two plays to the nba and their preseason all american to injury, but they still managed to win the title outright last night. it's the first since 1986. the tournament officially starts in 13 days. >>> and later today, the u.s. men's soccer team plays ukraine. this was moved from the ukraine to cyprus earlier in the week for obvious reasons. team usa wasn't even sure they were going to play this match until yesterday. >> that match takes on a whole new means now. >>> let's take another break. coming up next on "new day," a new jersey judge rules against a teenager suing her parents for financial support after she says they threw her out of the house. more details ahead. ♪ geico motorcycle. see how much you could save. ♪ [ male announcer ] you're watching one of the biggest financial services companies in the country at work. hey. thanks for coming over. hey. [ male announcer ] how did it come to be? yours? ah. not anymore. it's a very short story. come on in. [ male anno

finding out he got into georgia tech where he plans to major in -- this kid is smart -- chemical and, you have been accepted to the georgia institute of technology. >> oh, thank you lord! >> read more. >> the fall semester is pleased to offer you admission as a freshman for fall of 2014. >> i love it. it's always the parents. >> yes! >> divine intervention! >> he was confident. he knew he was in. >> i love that. >> parents are the best. >> keep them coming. we love showing them to you. >> today.com. send them in to us. al, you've got another check of the weather. >> i do, indeed. let's show you what we've got going on right now. spring eventually, yes. >> tomorrow? >> it does arrive on thursday, but not for some of us. we've got a wintery mess in the upper plains into the great lakes. a beautiful day in the northeast, icy conditions, interior sections of virginia on into the carolinas. windy in texas where we have some red flag warnings. tomorrow, windy conditions continue around the great lakes with some light snow flurries. icy weather for you from central pennsylvania into upstate

georgia by the time the legislature adjourns this week? the answer is not entirely clear. joining me, a survivor of the virginia techass shooting in 2007. senior policy advocate for mayors against illegal guns. colin, one of the most controversial elements of this bill which was so controversial, was taken out, would actually have allowed guns to be carried on college campuses. am i right? >> right, but that has been removed because the overwhelming majority of board of regents in the state and students spoke out against it. now we're looking at so many other bad parts of this bill as well. like you said, this bill allows guns into k-12 schools which the georgia pta and american federation of teachers oppose. this would allow guns in churches where the vast majority of denominations for different parts of the state oppose this. this would allow guns in government buildings where mayors, georgia municipal association, the association of county commissioners opposes this. this would allow guns in airports where the tsa and georgia chiefs of police oppose this. further than that, would literally allow felons who shoot

georgia. independent collar. my question is the way the government is taking information from the high-tech companies. facebook is sending mail to get information. and taking money out of the companies. thank you. guest: i think it is difficult going back to snail mail now. the fact is we are all pretty hooked on the new technology here. i do not think you can turn back time to say i am going back to or mail system and the nsa the fbi into ever surveillance targets will be going back to steaming envelopes. a nice idea, but i think we are way past that. host: a new report out that says the internet rebel -- will revolutionize the economy. by 2025 users will be more informed and help the economy. and next in aurora, colorado. -- ann. caller: i wanted to make a correction about a statement made that these companies do not .ell the data they are mining when twitter went public it was made known that 20-30% off office is the actual sale of data they collect on people who are tweeting, what they are , etc..g and when the internet to me is one massive advertising tool. categories, all of the private informat

georgia. the first location they have had outside of the u.k. melissa: critics complain if you're offering tax credits up to 30% of the movie industry, others are suffering as a result. why not focus on tech? why not focus on other areas? do they suffer as a result of tax breaks for television and movies. >> we don't think they have. we have actually given tax breaks to other industries. we're trying to incentivize manufacturing in our state. we removed sales tax from energy used for manufacturing purposes. and we are seeing an explosion of manufacturers expand here and new ones coming to our state. this is just one part of the overall spectrum. and that's why just a few months ago now, site selection magazine said georgia was number one state in the nation to do business. melissa: governor, congratulations and thank you for coming on the show. you're creating jobs and attracting business. way to go. >> thank you. >> next up, how is this all hitting californians? you will hear from the other side. those affected by this big move. that is coming up next. >>> new states showing a possible silver lining for employers everywhere. this is the brilliant liz ann sonders, i love her. is here with

a lot of these high tech or videoconferences -- a lot of those are built in america. host: john from georgiaublican line. caller: as soon as he called , isia a villain station think there week. financially, they have to be in chaos right now. they're not going to give up that base down there where they can get their ships out and stuff like that. this is not much of a deal. it was stupid to even worry about it. they have bigger problems. guest: interesting point about the way we look at this crisis. sometimes we forget to clearly identify our core interest versus the other countries core interest her. that explains why it is unlikely that russia will get back i'm you. it is absolutely strategic for them. it not as we talk about being a core national security interest. r202) 585-3880 fou democrats. (202) 585-3882 for republicans. (202) 628-0184 four independents. a little bit about yahoo! news. guest: is the largest online news source in the country. we have been building up our presence in washington. you may have seen pieces by our political correspondent. chris moody. we cover politics and

down there's a cool down across the north-east where tech tours are -- temperatures are in the teens and 20. notice the blue shading on monday in georgiathe high. tuesday and wednesday, temperatures warming up across the middle of the country. >> thank you so much. over the last eight days people around the world are following the mysterious disappearance of the jetliner. something that may create fear of flying among passengers. 6.5% of americans or some 20 million people have a fear of flying. our next guest is a psychologist that treats patients with fear. dr robert raynor is with the department of psychiatry at n.y.u.'s medical center. good morning, and thank you for joining us. my first question to you is what will the effect of all this be on american passengers psychologically. in this digital world we have an image that everything is being watched and happening at the same time. how is this heightened surveillance affect the people flying across the country? >> i think it's not on the same scale, but since 9/11, people are more frightened and this creates, an irrational assistance of fear. there are two kinds of people, those t

georgia. independent collar. my question is the way the government is taking information from the high-tech companies.book is sending mail to get information. and taking money out of the companies. thank you. guest: i think it is difficult going back to snail mail now. the fact is we are all pretty hooked on the new technology here. i do not think you can turn back time to say i am going back to or mail system and the nsa the fbi into ever surveillance targets will be going back to steaming envelopes. a nice idea, but i think we are way past that. host: a new report out that says the internet rebel -- will revolutionize the economy. by 2025 users will be more informed and help the economy. and next in aurora, colorado. -- ann. caller: i wanted to make a correction about a statement made that these companies do not .ell the data they are mining when twitter went public it was made known that 20-30% off office is the actual sale of data they collect on people who are tweeting, what they are , etc..g and when the internet to me is one massive advertising tool. categories, all of the private information a