let me start with timothy, simon, and jeanette. tim is a professor at the stanford business school where he teaches a very popular class on this service via in fact, i have taken your class, and you bring in some incredible speakers and make it very entertaining. jim also has a distinguished career in the private sector. he was the president of oracle's on demand service, which by some records was the first online on demand service. cloud computing has a lot of fathers, but tim is often called the grandfather of cloud computing because of that endeavor. but tim is also an investor in a cloud computing companies, and author of some very exciting cloud computing books. thank you for being here. next, we have simon crosby. he is an entrepreneur, who has just launched his latest company, and he might tell us a little bit about it. before that, almost just about a month ago, he was the cto of citrix systems. he got there by selling his last company to them. that company has developed some of the key virtualization technologies, which en

. >> we often toast to life, but rarely a toast to mark and jeanette not only beat the odds, they beather nature. >> thank you, my hero. >> you're welcome. >> just last night, cbs 5 told you how the couple disappeared sunday on a valentine's get away for three days, friends and family searched. and finally yesterday, they were found. but the fact that they're alive is this miracle. >> this is the plastic we found outside and it saved his feet from getting frost bit. i sacrificed my bra to tie those on. >> the car was stuck in a snowstorm. the girl scout cookies they had with them were gone. so with bra straps and laces -- >> i wrapped my feet in that plastic i brought and made a cay coon around my foot, shoved it in and put the plastic bag around it and taped my ankle with rubber bands that she had. >> he had no choice, but to walk into thigh-deep sierra snow, because jeanette was suffering a pancreatic attack. fearing she would lapse into a coma. >> i said i love you. that's the first time i said it, by the way. >> and walked into the wilderness, hunting for cell phone signal. all the

estudiantes hispanos, que dejaron ver pÚblicamente su descontento contra el gobernador de massachusetts jeanettete mormona. escuchamos las palabras de mitt romney. aquellos que apoyan el dream act y de ahora en adelante le van a reclamar a mitt romney por su postura anti inmigrante. y le van a reclamar en un evento de campaÑa como este. y de llegar a la casa blanca, vetarÍa el acta del sueÑo. >>> el mensaje es que no vamos a quedarnos quietos, hasta que Él tenga una responsabilidad con los estudiantes indocumentados y que no puede estar jugando con el voto latino. y tenemos campaÑas de responsabilidad para aquella persona que ataque a la juventud irnos migrante. >>> romney llega al valle a una semana del debate presidencial y a 2 semanas de la prÓxima primaria republicana, que se llevara acabo en arizona se espera que romney gane la contienda. regreso contigo josÉ. >>> janet rodrÍguez deportando desde mesa arizona, gracias. >>> con mÁs ahorro y aumento de impuestos el presidente obama presentÓ al congreso el presupuesto del aÑo que viene serÁn mas de 3 billÓnes de dÓlares que buscara reducir el

hearing to consider that the issuance of a type 64 special on-sale general theater wicker licenced to jeanette carvajal for the yerba buena center for the arts located at 701 mission street will serve the convenience of the people and -- of the city and county of san francisco. >> the applicant has applied for an original type 64, a special on-sale general theater license add 701 mission street, between third street and fourth street. hours of operation, daily, 12 noon to 1:00 a.m. this is a nonprofit business currently operating as a museum for the arts and performing arts center. their rooms include two art galleries and two theaters, with a combined capacity of over 750 people. if approved, this license will allow the applicant to sell out -- to sell all alcoholic beverages to ticket holders. letters of protest, no record. letters of support, no record. police calls for service,

. >> lee had no choice but to walk into thigh deep snow, because jeanette was suffering an attack. fearing she lapse into a coma. >> i said i love you. that's the first time i said it, by the way. >> and walked into the wilderness, hunting for a cell phone signal. all the while knowing. >> if i don't get cell reception and it gets dark, i'm frozen to death. coyotes or whatever is taking care of me. >> next voice was a 911 operator and the bluster of a chp chopper. >> i knew he made it when i saw the helicopter. >> you never seen a guy cry to see a cell phone work. as soon as i saw it, i cried and when i saw the helicopter, i really started crying because i knew we were going to be saved. >> well there is more. mark says he walked six mountainous miles in those snow shoes fashioned out of a trash bag. he also had no gloves. so he improvised there, too, using his girlfriend's socks. despite that snow, neither of them suffered frostbite or any lasting injury. >> got to be careful when you go out. >> they improvised and they are here to tell the tail. >> good for them. >> thank you, ro

. >> tell us more about these designs is the designer and creator, jeanette harwell. >> tell me about moment when this struck you over the head as a great idea. >> typical saturday morning playing with our daughter. she started playing at her little table with stickers and when she was done with that she went into the kitchen and started taking all the boxes out of the recycling bin, egg carton, milk carton, mac and cheese box and that's when it just hit me, why don't i take these two things that kids absolutely obsess over, stickers and old boxes and put them together and i'll recycle them into new fun toys. >> have you seen kids other than yours playing with your creation? >> yes. actually that was really one of the coolest moments is the first time i brought the boxes in to my daughter's day care and they just went nuts over them. >> right now we have about 27 designs and we have an endless list of possibilities. they're interactive and educational. >> what age group is it for? >> these are really great for kids 2 and up. >> i think you're wrong. it's more like 2 to 45. >> yes. we'

i appreciate very much your genetjeanette jeanette -- energetic. that will in fact expedite the speed of trains coming through rhode island and serving our boston and new york markets, the northeast corridor does go north of new york, and i appreciate that you recognize that. and i think that the boston to washington corridor is an area that is heavily used and should be a national priority to bring it up to speed and there's still many areas in which the rails need improfits. i know you're working on it but i want to express my appreciation for that. i know you want to speak at brown university, if you have a free moment, i would love to have you go and take a look just down the hill from the university which is a viaduct that go us through providence, right through the big providence mall where people come and enjoy the new mall that we have. it was built in 1964. and when you go underneath it, you look up and you see there's planks across the i-beams, those planks are there to keep the road from landing on where you walk to go into the mall. and

. >> reporter: when jeanett dunn finally looked outside her car was riddled with bullet holes. she said officers told her 51 bullet holes. sher son complains what police think may have happened. >> was a gunbattle. >> reporter: between? >> two different groups. my sister talked with the police and it was explained to me that someone came between one of these houses and targeted people in this house over here. >> reporter: a neighbor's window was also shot out. four members of one family were hurt, including a woman who was carrying her baby. the child was not injured. earlier in north oakland, just after 3:00 p.m., another shooting left one man injured, and the glass door of this liquor store shot up. ryan rosenblatt was afraid for his life. >> he was at the stoplight and one man had a gun and i don't know what guns look like that much, but it looked like a machine gub. i had heard gunshots go off a few seconds ir, so i know he had been shooting it. so i sort of got down low in my car. >> reporter: that witness said that the gunman apparently got away. it's still not clear how

friends say mark schroeder and jeanette went wine tasting in el dorado county sunday when their car got stuck in the snow. they reportedly walked 6 miles through two feet of snow when he finally caught the attention of a chp helicopter. they went back to the car to rescue the woman in a remote part of the el dorado national forest near the reservoir. both are alive and okay. schroeder is being treated for frostbite. >>> new at 6:00 the funeral for whitney houston is now scheduled for saturday in her native newark, new jersey. it will be a private affair and by invitation-only. but fans will be able to see it on the internet. there are more reports tonight that houston's squandered away her fortune spending money on drugs, traveling and expensive hotels. >>> whitney houston's sudden death has prompted further scrutiny of her medical history. randy paige on the records subpoenaed from the singer's doctors and pharmacists. >> reporter: the investigation into the death of whitney houston is reaching into the history of her medical care. investigators found several bottles of prescription me

he was harshly criticized, labeled as a$dc racist by some folks for linking iq to jeanette iks and, thereforece. with this new book he's found a novel way to get around that hot button issue. he's based his findings entirely on white people. but listen to what he says is happening to all the people in our country. what is the central theme of your book and what's happening in your view to our country? >> we have a kind of cultural inequality that exists now between the working class, the upper middle class that is new in american history. we've always had rich people, we've always had poor people, but they didn't live in separate cultures. they both inbited an american civic culture that we used to call the american way of life. a phrase that was in use when you were a boy. you don't hear it much any more. >> in the book murray cites statistics that document the breakdown of that american way of life, beginning with marriage. >> in 1960, you had over 80% of the working class, which was married. you had over 90% of the upper middle class, same for both in terms of the norm. here's the stunning

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mark schroeder and his girlfriend jeanette degrace vanished after they were at a wine tasting.x miles in two feet of snow, flagged down a highway patrol helicopter yesterday. they were both hospitalized. >> wow. >>> with all of their extensive training, of course, firefighters are prepared for almost any kind of rescue situation, but this was a new one for a crew from lexington, kentucky. 2-year-old kaitlin campbell was at the laundromat with her mom when somehow she managed to crawl inside a vending machine with a big claw to grab stuffed animals. she got stuck. firefighters worked for 20 minutes to get her out. and kaitlin did get to keep a few of those stuffed animals. i think she earned that for sure. hard-fought teddy bear. >> i don't know why they would make those openings large enough for a child to crawl through them. >> i don't get it, either. >> but hey. >> hey. >> they won't make that mistake again maybe. >> no. >> hopefully you learn from it. here's your thursday forecast. showers in the northeast. thunderstorms from el paso to houston and from nawlins to tennessee.

. >> reporter: jeanette fennel's kidsandcars.org started this crusade nine years ago.long postponement that could cost 100 additional lives. the surprisingly terrible statistics? 50 children a week backed over by a moving vehicle. two deaths every week. the majority toddlers one to two years of age. this is 30 feet. the blind zone for a pickup truck. 60% of these accidents happen in larger vehicles. this is 15 feet. the blind zone for an suv. even family sedans have blind zones of up to 12 feet deep. >> reporter: fixing this problem would cost $200 a vehicle. that's $18.5 million for every life saved. a cost-benefit ratio advocates hope is not behind the government's insistence on more research and analysis. jim avila, abc news, washington. >> 200 bucks a vehicle. i would have thought it would be a lot more than nap. >> seems like a no-brainer. >> you guys can chime in on this too as well. it's our facebook question of the day. should all cars be equipped with rearview cameras? let us know. check out wnnfans.com. no-brainer. i agree. >> absolutely. coming up, birds usu

mark and jeanette were just out taking an afternoon drive just west of lake tahoe when their car gotl he could get a cell phone signal and call 911. obviously the couple's family and friends relieved. >> relieved. >> john and jean schroder can finally breathe again after not knowing where his son and his girlfriend have been. >> he said hi dad. i did a stupid thing. >> the pair was treated and released from the hospital this morning. >>> america's leading fake news pundit abruptly suspends his show. comedy central confirms the colbert report shut down production due to unforeseen circumstances. a rerun last night, another scheduled for tonight. "wall street journal"ing is reporting an emergency in his family citing people familiar with the show. >>> and sentencing under way right now for the so-called underwear bomber in detroit. farouk abdulmutallab pleaded guilty to trying to blow up a detroit bound plane with a bomb hidden in his underwear. the now 25-year-old nigerian is facing a life sentence and daeb ra feyerick is in the courtroom. we'll bring you is the sentence. obviously th

might say in montana, we're very proud to have sent the first woman to congress, general net rank-- jeanette rankin in 1916. we have a strong tradition of respecting women. women are not only the heart of our families but are the fabric of our communities. we are supporting women's health. we are supporting healthy communities that can be strong for our kids and grandkids. let us uphold our values of liberty. let women choose for themselves individually. it is their responsibility what health care they think makes the most sense for them, and let's treat all americans fairly. let's defend against discriminatory health care practices and let us do so while protecting everyone's fundamental rights. mr. president, on another matter, i ask to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. baucus: in common sense, the american patriot thomas payne rote in 1776 as follows: the land holder, the farmer, the manufacturer, the merchant, the tradesman in every occupation prospers by aid which each receives from the other and from the whole. common interest regulates thei