forecast is 97 for jennings. play action to donald 9 yards, a ers finished with 229 yards, a touchdown. 10-3, packs. jay cutler still in the game. across the middle. picked off by nick collins. he goes down to steal it. cutler has thrown a pick if four straight games. the packers hang on to win 10-3. they advance. to the playoffs. the giants are out.

. >>> welcome to beyond the headlines, i'm cheryl jennings. every week we focus on a different topic that live in the bay area. most of the people want to live a healthier lifestyle so we're going to talk about nutrition, eating disorders and other health issues and treatment. obesity among teenagers is an epidemic in this country and there are certainly factor fashion foods contributing to the problem. but in a quiet community a group of grossly overweight teens are changing their bodies and their lives. >> watching dylan amber along, it's difficult to remember he was able to finish a short work. >> i was 330 pounds, big kid. i wasn't satisfied with the way i was. i couldn't live life like a normal person. >> now down below 200, it's what dozens have classmates are accomplishing at a unique boarding school where losing to lose weight is the core curriculum. >> i lost 43 pounds. i just ran 6 miles. >> the academy was founded in the farm community east of fresno in 2004, it helps oh beings teenagers shed pounds with a no-no sense program, exerc

. >>> welcome to beyond the headlines, i'm cheryl jennings. every week we focus on a different topic that liver and work in the bay area. this week we're going to talk about housing. we'll talk to a representative of u.s. urban housing and development and talk to michael finney and dig deeper in why many neighborhoods seem to be losing their cultural identities. late last year california launched an investigation into foreclosures. the investigation by all 50 states could force mortgage companies to admit they improperly foreclose order hundreds of thousands of homeowners and could be steep financial penalties for financial institutions. nannette miranda had the story last fall. >> the nationwide probe of foreclosures could be good news to californians that have lost their homes are close to losing it. they think it's imminent after unsuccessfully applying for several loan modifications. he believes the investigation bides more time with allied financial, gmc mortgage and chase halting foreclosures. >> were in limbo, whether or not we'll be ab

cheryl jennings talked to some of the surviving members. >> they live in the bay area and is part of an elite group known as the legendary tuskegee airmen. >> you're talking about the blacks that swerved world war ii >> roosevelt administration made the decision in 1940 that black americans would be included in military aviation even though the armed forces were not integrated. nearly a thousand pilots trained as a segregated airfield in alabama. the program ran nearly ten years. >> i enjoyed the pleasure of being in the very first bomber pilots created from the tuskegee airmen. >> i was in the first class. >> they faced a war at home with racist attacks and ig dignity from americans that were white. >> it's the blacks that wanted to be pilots. >> they are in their 91 the year harold is 83. they served at different times and places but their memories of those days are still sharp. >> it was trying to win this war that was continuing. >> president harry truman issued an order to integrate the armed forces and harold was part of that group. >> with we arrived there was 200 flight stude

it finished with ahead of jennings and rudder with $1200.he real con7-day forecastll sair rightere abc 7 from february 14th through 16. or lose, watson represents a landmark of human language. usu usually you can psych out the opponents but not watson. >> i wouldn't even go up against that computer. i'd be like so nervous, too embarrassed. >> i'm afraid i'd look pretty foolish. >> you are unstoppable. >> no, no. >> it was dry when i went outside for a moment today and now it's just comin' down. >> it's rain ping a lot here. in fact, we'll show you that in a second. firs grand rapids, michigan, video where they're playing chess. yeah, take a look as residents turned an ice rink into a chess game. the ice is painted like a checkerboard and every chess piece is sculpted out of ice. here's a look at the bay bridge, excuse me, the golden gate bridge. you can see the wet weather still falling here and let's take one more perspective mount tamalpais where it's been falling the better part of the day. it's 2800 feet up, it's sticking into the clouds

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it finished with $4400 ahead of jennings and rudder with $1200.eal con7-day forecast will sair right here on abc 7 from february 14th through 16. the prize, $1 million. win or lose, watson represents a landmark of human language. usu usually you can psych out the opponents but not watson. >> i wouldn't even go up against that computer. i'd be like so nervous, too embarrassed. >> i'm afraid i'd look pretty foolish. >> you are unstoppable. >> no, no. >> it was dry when i went outside for a moment today and now it's just comin' down. >> it's rain ping a lot here. in fact, we'll show you that in a second. first grand rapids, michigan, video where they're playing chess. yeah, take a look as residents turned an ice rink into a chess game. the ice is painted like a checkerboard and every chess piece is sculpted out of ice. here's a look at the bay bridge, excuse me, the golden gate bridge. you can see the wet weather still falling here and let's take one more perspective mount tamalpais where it's been falling the better part of the day. it's 2800 feet u

here is cheryl jennings with their stories. >> i do my therapy. >> it's currently growing around me,of my neck occupy to the right side. >> 11-year-old mariah has had five surgeries and two every other year. >> i had the nerve taken out of my arm so i can't use my arms at all. >> she and the kids can come to the camp in the foothills and know that kids won't make fun of them here. >> it means really a lot. this is great place. >> i was like, they are looking funny at me. and then it hit, it was really hard. >> it was a brain tumor. i think it was the size of a quarter and they had to cut open the back of the skull and take out a piece of the skull and remove it and radiation and chemo treatment. >> did it affect the way you walk? >> yeah, on the legs, yeah, but it would make you off balance. >> how are you doing now? >> better, i can walk without the braces. >> you have the same scar that he has? >> that's correct. >> and he came to camp even though he had just started chemotherapy that made him sick to his stomach? >> i'm getting sick every day and then doing the boating which is fu

. >> jen, this is sydnie. do they have the area cordoned off? are people able to get in and out? >> reporter: they have part of parking lot cordoned off. but gellar and westboro is actually open. of course, we're all standing on the opposite side of geller it. but there are cars going up and down the street and there are cars going in both directions on westboro. >> so quickly again tell us this bank in westboro and you have seen police surrounded and one woman come out but nothing else at this point? >> reporter: i have seen -- it's a bank of the west in westboro. i have seen a s.w.a.t. team going inside. i have seen one woman come out. she was greeted by another woman, i'm not certain if they were both employees or what the situation was. obviously very emotional. i also saw a s.w.a.t. team go in. i would say five to six members of the team. there's also a couple of gentlemen here from the fbi and they have been circulating in the crowd in the last 10 minutes asking people who are watching here on the street corner how long they have actually been here. i'm assuming to check to

forecast is 97 for jennings. action to donald 9 yards, a ers finished with 229 yards, a touchdown. 10-3, packs. jay cutler still in the game. across the middle. picked off by nick collins. he goes down to steal it. cutler has thrown a pick if four straight games. the packers hang on to win 10-3. they advance. to the playoffs. the giants are out. and for all your scores and highlights check out the highlight express airing until 3:00 p.m. eastern on espn news. back to you in new york. >>> now, to the big question, although is in and out of nfl playoffs. >> it all kicks off saturday afternoon when the defending super bowl clamps, the saints, travel to seattle. of course, seattle beat st. louis late last night. that night, a rematch of last year's title game when the jets take on the colts in indianapolis. >> on sunday, the ravens travel to kansas city to take on the chiefs. and the packers visit philadelphia for a showdown with the eagles. >> should be a good year. >>> coming up next, the stories we're following to

jen, thank you so much. and still ahead here on the "cbs evening news" from tucson, has civil discourse in our country become just too uncivil? too uncivil? ♪ trouble been doggin' my soul ♪ since the day i was born ♪ worry ♪ oh, worry, worry worry, worry ♪ [ announcer ] when it comes to things you care about, leave nothing to chance. travelers. take the scary out of life. naturally colorful vegetables are often a good source of vitamins, fiber, or minerals. and who brings you more natural colors than campbell's condensed soups? campbell's.® it's amazing what soup can do.™ missing something? now you get a cleanser with scope freshness. ♪ new fixodent plus scope ingredients. ♪ cleans...kills germs that cause denture odors... and provides your dentures with the freshness of scope. ♪ new fixodent cleanser plus scope ingredients. >> couric: back now from tucson. we may never know for sure what drove jared loughner to open fire here on saturday but some on both ends of the political spectrum say the vitriolic rhet

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come on, jen, let's see. >> looking good, mama.o try to lose weight. what were you skeptical about? >> just we've done it so many times before, it was just like, oh, here we go again. >> it's another try. >> yeah. >> but you had your aha moment. that must have crushed you when they made you get off the ride with your child. >> yeah, it was terrible. it was so embarrassing. >> it turned out to be a wonderful thing. >> it was. it was a hall walker mome-- halk moment. >> in addition to cutting down the amount of food that you eat, were you able to work exercise into your routine? i know you're both very busy. >> i started hooping and it was just 15 minutes a day. >> she's a certified hoop nautica instructor. >> burns a lot of calories and keith is a personal trainer. >> how long did it take you guys? >> about a year. >> a year. >> 235 pounds in one year. >> this time next year, people watching could be living a completely different life if you do whati] they do. >> your daughtere1 is right the. >> yes. >> is that who you hadçó to get

but rather than hide from authorities, jen and others who lead congregations in the cities want to work with the government offials. but let's be clear, the chinese governnt maintain as tight grip on religion, torture, arrests, imisonment and beatingsof christians are still practices, yet the authorities in recent years have made positive overtures toward leaders in the church. >> christianity is becoming more and more a part of main stream socty. the authorities know this and showina willingness to work with . >> a gesture welcomed by these young believers as they use faith to navigate the opportunities and challenges of china today. georgethomas cbn news, being. >>> up next, the church that has produced some of the most powerful worship music. we'llgo down under to show you the success behind hillsong >> many christns are familiar with hillsong, australian mega chur known for contemporar praise anworship music. recently our own gary lane went to sidney to look at the world's most successful churches. [singing]. >> contempory christian praise songs, mighty to save. it is so popular the

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and to jen from my economic develop office. thank you for your great leadership.ause] most importantly, and sincerely, to larry ellison. a lot was said and a lot was written. a lot of words were exchanged. not necessarily a negative, but positive back and forth in a very public way. san francisco is a unique place. we're very transparent. we are process driven. the process was a very inclusive process. there was one person, and i said this throughout -- this was not patronizing. this was not just a mayor saying what he needed to say to move the process along. there was one person who was completely steady throughout the process, and that was larry. through each stage of this effort, i always knew that he wanted to be here. at the same time, i always knew that we had to go through a process that was appropriate for an investment of this type. you have to remember, we are talking about hundreds of millions of dollars that will be invested in the city and county of san francisco. $1 billion of economic activity. tens of thousands of people will be coming to the city

. >> reporter: michael jennings runs small potatoes, a midsize san francisco catering firm. one specialty, long time catering, such as manufacturey crews. >> we're -- movie crews. >> we're certainly looking to -- we have our operatives scouring as we speak. >> reporter: its businesses are looking at more than 1 billion- dollar opportunity. >> i think certain people are definitely going to notice it. certainly down here along the water front we are going to notice it. >> what's going to change is the number of hours our employees are going to work. we're going to need boat crew. >> reporter: set ups, tune ups, preliminaries, practice races and the cup itself will go on for more than two years. >> we're going to have tons of privately boats. >> reporter: and all that to serve an influx of boaters from around the globe. >> i think this will actually excite people to come here and see the cup here. >> besides these times of businesses and sail bowl specific firms, many needed businesses such as on demand water taxis and who knows what else have yet to be even seriously proposed,

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. >> cheryl jennings, "abc 7 news." >> a nevada woman is hoping doctors in san francisco can help hera condition several other doctors could not. care oh will lynn johnson reports. >> desperation for them, 600 miles by ambulance from las vegas to san francisco hoping that doctors can do something no one else have been able to -- stop her body from growing. this was tanya at age 16. she was about 140 pounds. this is tanya today, as tall as 6'11" beforel her spinal cord weight. the result of tumor related condition. >> a neurosurgeon in the type of brain tumor that is putting pressure on the gland causing her to flood her body with growth hormones. >> i hope we can northerlyize the chemicals that activating this activity. >> doctors haven't been able to remove the tumor responsible for her runaway growth. her mother says a new treatment strategy will at least offer hope to control the symptoms. >> we know he is not going to shrink. we're beale realistic, but to have a little more mobility get this growth under control. >> the doctor is currently adjusting her medication and considering

jack jennings will be with us.fter the break, we will speak to jeffrey rosen of george washington university. we will talk about the shootings in arizona and also look at the return of supreme court. >> "politico" reports several lawmakers are already changing their security arrangements. the republican from utah and heath shuler of north carolina say they will now be carrying their guns in home districts for protection. both hold a conceal and carry permit, but will not carry in the district of columbia. also reporting that democrat carolyn mccarthy of new york plans to introduce legislation banning the high capacity ammunition that the gunmen used on saturday. house speaker john maynard led a conference call yesterday with more than 800 lawmakers, spouses, and eight, saying the shooting could serve as an impetus for congress to lock arms in unity. he announced the capitol hill security leaders would provide a security overview this week. he said, we must rise on the occasion for our nation and show congress at it

now reporting from new york, peter jennings. >> i'm peter jennings. good evening again.british, and to some extent the french, the saudi and the kuwaiti air force has done to their country in the last several hours. some of the very early reports were that the missile sites in the northwest corner of iraq which were in a position to launch scud missiles which could have reached israel were taken out very early on. that was israeli intelligence, very early on that that went down pretty quickly. everything else appears to have been suppressed. though we are reminded constantly that it may take many attacks on a number of these targets, so there is a watch word of caution waiting for bomb damage estimates this morning. >> we also have now a package that has been put together by the itn correspondent, a british correspondent by the name of brent sadler. we have that report now on last night's bombing raid over iraq. specifically, over baghdad. let's take a look at that. >> reporter: baghdad's lights were still blazing when the strike planes from "desert storm" found their fi

i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. see you at >>> tonight on "world news," the heavyweights. china, the u.s., making a deal that could mean american jobs, as china's president admits problems there on human rights. >>> the milestone. congresswoman gabrielle giffords ready to move to rehabilitation in houston. what is new today? >>> alzheimer's advance. do you know the difference between alzheimer's and dementia? and could a new test help revive a failing brain? >>> and, insider secrets. a wall street man uses his dying days to tell consumers how to succeed against their big bank. >>> good evening. under way tonight, a kind of super bowl summit at the white house. the two economic super powers. the two biggest economies in the world. president obama and china's president hu met face to face. and, china agreed to buy $45 billion worth of u.s. goods, which could keep 235,000 americans on the job. and what about that thorny issue, china's record on human rights? jake tapper has it all tonight from the white house. jake? >>

peter jennings used to tease me that i look like a complete dork. i'm too bad, i'm wearing it wherever i go. and i think you just have to have your own rules about what you'll do. in afghanistan now we have security. in fact, i will take some credit for that because a couple years ago we were staying at a hotel there and we started going back and forth to bag ram, which isn't the safest drive, just by ourselves. and we got stopped once by some police which was a little nerve racking and i remember calling our foreign editor saying we should not be traveling along these roads by ourselves. so through experience you try to get better at that. i don't think -- charlie, i love hearing him say this but he won't send people who have no war experience to war zones. after bob was hurt, i said to abc, don't -- and bob was experienced, but don't send people who have no experience. and they were like anything could happen. but if you're a in a humvee, you'll know what questions to ask. if you're with people not doing the right thing, you'll know that. you just

cheryl jennings interviewed her when she was paroled by governor gray davis. she requested a full pardon and today she councils battered women. >>> and they reduced the sentence of another woman who was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. she was 16 years old when she shot and killed her former pimp inside a motel room. schwarzenegger commuted her sentence to 25 years to life with the possibility of parole. the san francisco senator leyland ye says she turned her life around in prison. her case was the centerpiece of the failed bill to reduce life's sentences for minors. and the governor offered a job to former state senator carol migdon today. the 62-year-old lost her seat in 2008 following a crash in which she rear-ended a vehicle on interstate 80. she will serve on the agriculture labor relations board. in his final weekly radio address, schwarzenegger said history will be the judge of his administration's accomplishments and although he was unable to solve the state's budget crisis, he talked about what he did do for california.

later, we will chat with the ceo of the center on education policy, jack jennings, on his organization's recent report on gaps in test scores. that is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern, here on c-span. >> the c-span networks provide coverage of politics, public affairs, non-fiction books, and american history, all available to you on television, radio, online, and on social media networking sites. i never content of any time -- find our content any time on line. washington bureau, the c-span networks. now available in more than 100 million homes. >> speaker of the house john boehner spoke this morning in ohio about the attack on arizona representative gabrielle giffords and others outside a safeway store in tucson, arizona yesterday. here are his remarks. >> good morning. our thoughts and prayers of the house and nation always congressman giffords and her family. we are also praying for the families of judge roll and all those who were taken from us yesterday so senselessly. i directed that the flags on the house of the capital be flown at half mast in honor of gabe's death in the line of duty.

. >> host: okay, jen, what advice would you give? >> guest: i would hire a professional who, you know, knows how to get the word of the book out there who can, you know, pitch it to review venues who can get it into hands of book sellers who know how to advertise, who know how to market such a book. i would enlist professionals. there's lots out there that know how to do that well, so that's what i would do. >> host: the book spot wants to know via tweet, do you think young author books will continue to do as well in 2011? what do you think they do sell so well? >> guest: young author books? >> host: yes, uh-huh. >> guest: so, okay, books by people -- okay, well, yeah, why do they -- >> host: young adults, sorry. sorry. >> guest: yeah, that what i was wondering. i was like miley cyrus? >> host: no, sorry about that. [laughter] >> guest: young adult books did incredibly well this year. i haven't had enough time to look into this, but i read a couple of ya adult novels this year that were just amazing. in fact, what's going on is we se

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hey, jen. >> recently a mammogram detected calls fications. hear this question all the time in my office. the fact of the matter is this has to do with calcium deposit, large or so, so macro calls calcifications. 50% of women can have them found on a mammogram. if we talk about micro, they can be common. 80% of them, in fact, are benign. but if they are irregularly shaped or tightly clustered, they can be a suspicious indication that there may be a cancer there. you always have to remember that a lot of things, like presence of infection or certain types of cysts, even breast cysts, can cause it and you can't always connect what you see on an imaging test to a biopsy. >> one would think if there were something in there that was cause for concern, you doctor would bring it up for you? >> radiologists are very good at that. >> we want to move on. jen, thanks for joining us this morning jacqui is a fan of "the early show" on facebook, thank you, is writing in about common winter allergies. just because there's no pollen out there like the springt

opened up a two possession late to our mortgage is a step in from the pocket there and finding james jennings in the end zone to make it saltines it made way through the second quarter thirty manage the field goal before the break and came out with a different mindset for the second half drive vic twenty four yard touchdown to jackson advantage to make it a full point at the packers however came right back a screen pass to brandon jackson to reach up the remaining seventeen yards to be any sign to take the lead back to possession by the eagles have pulled off a few comebacks to of course the season and they were close to another one hail as takes it and cuts to get to five and they got the ball back with enough time to win but that's when the issue is probably both starting q.b. through his only interception of the game and it was decisive the packers move on and that was that for them the atlanta falcons. only going for this one on sunday for the kansas city chiefs hosting the hard hitting baltimore ravens in the start of this one suggested another upset jamaal charles taking it all the way

the fuel cell plant basically turns high tree jen in to electricity. the new plan is also expected to result in $20 million in energy savings over the 25-year life spine. >> there are -- they are among some those basic perks for state employ 's -- employees. what the governor wants to cut to help the budget deficit. >>> welcome back. well, the pilot of this crop duster was killed after his plane clipped a tower on a remote island in the delta yesterday morning. this happened on web track island in contra costa county. the pilot identified as 58-year- old steven allen of portland in sacramento county. the ntsb is investigate egg the exact cause of that crash. >>> well, light planes like the one used in crop dusting, they are not required to have basic safety equipment that's been in cars and trucks for years. but right now, members of the n tsb are hearing if shoulder harness seat belts and air bags might be beneficial in those kinds of aircraft. they are hearing a report on how well people on nonmilitary and noncommercial planes that have had that equi

jennings won 74 jeopardy games and router run $3 million on the show. we will be right back into minutes, as kron 4 news continues. a live look at differences those guys are brightening. what we can forecast the to austria had.

named watson did his first test run yesterday against two jeopardy most successful contestants ken jennings and brad rutter and it turns out that in this demonstration around watson schooled the two brainiacs i mean it doesn't make sense right after all he is an i.b.m. computer who is capable of performing eighty trillion operations per second but now that we know how powerful this watson computer really is we're going to make our tool time winner tonight the human race and why because this is clearly the first sign of robots and machines taking over. the strategy. our it's a maybe we're not talking terminator level here but seriously is this the beginning first robots dominate jeopardy next the world or we come up people we are creating machines that are smarter than the smartest people on earth that's artificial intelligence and all i have to say is that when machines really do take over don't come crying to me because you should have never started this entire man versus machine thing to begin with and that is why the human race is tonight's to all time winner. now could cite if i meet re

. >> reporter: mayor-elect jen quan enjoyed a celebration of the after two decades of public service, first on the school board and eight years as city councilwoman she will be sworn- in tomorrow. quan has appeared at events around town since winning office. homicides and crime in general are among the top questions the that the people of oakland have for their new mayor. >> what i want to know from the new mayor? clean up the crime on the streets. >> you know? there is so much killing and maybe she can do something. >> murders are a hard issue to deal with, because a lot of young men involved in murder are a lot of young men who don't have hope and to give them hope you have to do long- term and short-term things. >> reporter: the key quan says is education and job-training, which brings up the other major issue, economic development. >> i want to know what is going on with the job rate here in oakland? >> we're really going to focus on job-training, particularly for young people, for people come back from prison, for people who have been laid-off and need to retrain themselves. >> r

addressed by the russian delegation at the world economic forum in davos but there were issues on a lot jen that at the meeting of the world financial power players we have all the details coming up. political figures in warsaw have been questioning the conclusions of an independent investigation commission on the fatal plane crash in western russia that killed the polish president lech kaczynski but as poland continues the probe the new evidence has come to light the former head of state himself may have given the final order to land the plane artie's catarina as our reports. forced to land according to one article in a russian newspaper that was the cause of this man's plane crash which killed the polish president his wife and most of poland's political elite but the decision according to the paper's anonymous source was it made by the pilots or air traffic controllers that banner reverting to a backup airport was allegedly put in effect but the president himself one polish journalist whose name is not disclosed for o.b.'s reasons says that the special every asian regiment that flies v.a.

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dave jens says he'll enforce regulations requiring inshufr dwrorz spent 80 cents of every dollar on medicalge rather than administration. it's another part of the law likely to court favor in the battle for public opinion. >> and navy removed a senior officer from command of the uss enterprise because of raunchy comedy videos made and showed to the crew. he made the video back in 2006 and 2007. he was the aircraft carrier's second in command. and the videos are filled with profanity, gay slurs and sexually suggestive scenes and shown to crew members on active duty as a morale booster. a defense official says the navy has chosen a commander to replace him on the uss enterprise. >> there is a judge in los angeles heard testimony to determine if michael jackson's doctorors should stand trial. his choreographer testified on the day of the death dr. conrad murray called him before 911 and asked for a ride back to jackson's tomorrow to remove cream from the singer's room. witness says he clashed with dr. murray and others over the star's health several days before jackson died. >> a mixed day on

the evangelicals, the call themselves littleness at time, such as william jennings bryan. >> he wasn't a fundamentalist, he was an evangelical. there's a difference. >> i wonder if you can comment on today figures such as jim wallace -- could we see a return of the fundamentalists -- >> fundamentalists and evangelicals at that time were at war with each other because a fundamentalist who believed in the bible salles evangelicals who were charismatic and thought that there were many ways to come to christ and spoken tonya satan worshipers. there was a huge division. so you did have a progressive evangelical movement. roshenbush 93 critical to because it happened with these movements is they made the fatal error of trusting the state. their fate in the mechanism of the state without realizing that social movements always had to be antagonistic to power. and always had to force power towards the corrective. karl popper in the open society of the enemy writes that we shouldn't ask how to get the good people to rule. that's the wrong question. most people attracted to power are at best medi

. >> reporter: ibm computer watson, meet ken jennings and brad rudder.has won more than $2 million playing "jeopardy." now it's go time. >> to see it actually play with the best human players is something new. something that's never been possible before. >> reporter: until now. this was a dry run for our cameras. watson in the middle. it won, by the way, against these "jeopardy" champions. so how big is watson? well, there it is right there. it's the size of ten refrigerators. look at the head. that's the globe right there. with the crisscross lines. you can see it thinking. the color of the lines correspond to how certain it is about its response. >> if he's very confident that he has or it has -- we shouldn't personalize it. that watson has the correct response, those lines will be green. they will be orange if he's uncertain. >> reporter: pretty cool. do you think we'll ever have three watsons up here instead of two human beings and one computer? >> that is certainly possible. and that would be a lot of fun. what worries me, though, is that some day w

inaudible] >> a lot of people in this business -- i read somewhere where you were talking about -- peter jenningsid not graduate from college. brian williams did not drop out of college. >> it is a much harder way to go. it is stupid. i do not think it would work at all anymore. life experience is fantastic. i have so few hours to finish my degree and i dropped out. it was a stupid. i tried to see if i could possibly get my degree. they basically said that the requirements have changed and i would have to come back and take more classies. i said that this would not be happening. i asked if i could teach a few glasses. i did not mean to be arrogant. -- teach a few glasses. i did not need to be -- one of the points that i really wanted to make with those kids is that they have to bridge between the civilians in the military. that is unique. the military has to stay in touch with the civilian world and the civilians have to stay in touch with the military. >> back to the university of utah. how many hours to to have left to do? >> i think i have 12 hours. now it has changed to two years. they were f

and from albany, mayor jerry jennings is here. thank you. now, jeff thank you for the outstanding instruction and thank you g.e. it's great to be here. i just had a chance to see some of the high-tech steam turbines and all kind of fancy stuff that's being made here, being manufactured here at this plant. and it is unbelievably impressive. part of a proud tradition. because g.e. has been producing turbines and generators here for more than a century. a lot has changed. we've seen the way our economy transformed by rising competition from around the globe. over the years, in the wake of these shifts, update new york and places like it have seen more than their fair share of hard times. but what has never changed, we see it right here at this plant, we see it right here at g.e. is that america is still home to the most creative and most innovative businesses in the world! we've got the most productive workers in the world! america's home to inventors and dreamers and builders and creators! [cheers and applause] all you you people represent tho

he didn't graduate from challenge and peter jennings, so why is everyone spending all of this money going to college and have a job like yours. >> i say to my children or anyone else, it's a much harder way to go. and stupid, and wouldn't work at all combam anymore. life experience is fantastic. i had so few hours to finish degree and i dropped out and it was stupid. but i tried in this last year to try to get my degree. and i tried everything and the communications department. and they said, sorry, the requirements have changed. you have to come back and take classes, and i thought, this will not be happening. can i just teach a couple of classes. i don't want to be arrogant. but no ma'am, we are following the rules. and norwich is a tremendous university and half cadets. and i see in the field they have to bridge between the civilians and the military. and that university is unique. the military has to stay in touch with the civilian world and the civilians have to stay in touch with the military. >> i have to go back to the university of utah. how many hours left? >> i think i had 12 h