that's john harvey kellogg and his brother, will kellogg, both seventh day adventists who developed corn flakes, one of the first mass-marketed breakfast cereals, in the late 19th century. they saw cereal as a health food alternative to the fatty breakfast foods of their day. >> corn flakes and the other kinds of foods that came out of the kellogg's industry was really trying to deal with the whole grain thing and not trying to throw away all the nutrients when you refine and become white bread. you're throwing a lot of nutrients away. >> in our own time, as americans search for ways to improve their diets and health, some researchers believe they can borrow some simple lifestyle ideas from seventh day adventists. >> reducing your smoking, reducing your saturated fat intake, exercising more -- all that can be done by anybody. they don't have to become an adventist to gain the benefits that we've observed in the adventist health study. >> it is accessible to all of us. >> absolutely. >> at the pool, delmar holbrooke has his own advice. >> you have to keep your mind alive and continuing to

jim: 57-55 notre dame jim nantz, clark kellogg, and tracy wolfson here. just 5:03 to go. [the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute, inc., which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any transcription or for any errors in transcription.] [captioning made possible by cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, inc.] creighton over alabama. lehigh shocking duke and we'll see if this comes down to the last minute. north carolina won by 19 also today. defeating vermont. clark: just right up there with one of your most compelling second-round days, isn't it? jim: i think it might be the best. [whistle] there's a foul down low and it's called against xavier's backup guard dee davis. it will be a 1-1. clark: he's trying to wrestle with cooley because of the switch. see, they switched on the screen and davis down there trying to wre

jim: 57-55 notre dame jim nantz, clark kellogg, and tracy wolfson here. just 5:03 to go. [the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute, inc., which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any transcription or for any errors in transcription.] [captioning made possible by cbs sports, a division of cbs broadcasting, inc.] creighton over alabama. lehigh shocking duke and we'll see if this comes down to the last minute. north carolina won by 19 also today. defeating vermont. clark: just right up there with one of your most compelling second-round days, isn't it? jim: i think it might be the best. [whistle] there's a foul down low and it's called against xavier's backup guard dee davis. it will be a 1-1. clark: he's trying to wrestle with cooley because of the switch. see, they switched on the screen and davis down there trying to wre

fox's amy kellogg has the latest. >> reporter: thousands of russians crowded the square in the capitol as vladimir putin claimed presidential victory again in russia. putin says victory was won in an open and honest battle. the opposition calls this vote anything but fair. >> this is not an election. it was not. it's imitation. >> reporter: this will be vladimir putin's third term as president. he led russia from 2000 to 2008 before moving into the prime minister's office due to term limits. many believe demetri nagerdov put the presidency as a caretaker knowing he'd be out in four years. among the reports of violations some say there's been carousel voting meaning busloads of voters being driven from place to place casting ballots multiple times. the government in an effort to prove they held transparent elections put in place thousands of webcams transmitting video polling sites, now the opposition refusing to give in. >> we will not recognize the president as alleged president, president of all russians. >> reporter: those not happy with the results are planning a big protest tomorr

so in other words let's say you've got kellogg's and general mills. and the kellogg's folks have tv -- a tv buy and then general mills wants to make sure that on its tv buy it gets the same information. would that be the next step here? would you -- i don't know why you have to do it just for political as not all advertising. if you want people to be digital then they've got to be digital for everything not just for political ads? >> that wouldn't be the next step. in fact, the political file isn't the goal here. there are existing obligations on broadcasters that are part of their long standing requirements as public trustees. and the question is as with everything else that's happening in paper just common sense say it's time to move from paper to eightal. so the commission isn't looking at new requirements -- new disclosure requirements. but rather moving from paper to digital. in fact, giving broadcasters the option to eliminate paper disclosures and move to digital. if i could comment on the proprietary point. it flows from that as well. we are n

jim: ok, clark kellogg, strategy me up, that's a phrase.have to watch the fouls and hope they cooperate with misses. jim: miller, into lamb, who skids to a stop right in font of the indiana bench and will head down for more free throws. so that is, the 96 is the most indiana in its proud tournament history, the most it's ever allowed in a single game. clark: this team can put points up in bunches now. jim: could reach the 100-point mark. hit his last 10 free throws. roth returns. coach crean and his group of seepors like matt roth and barnett, moore, pritchard and jones, you remember kine's -- kentucky's team of unforgettables 20 years ago, this was the first five, they called them, tom crean came back from some very, very lean times when crean inherited a program that was in shambles, started with five freshman and six walk ons his first season. won six of 31 games. that's 12 rebounds on the night for anthony davis. and the wildcat nation starting to sense it, a sunday -- sense that a sunday appointment is on the way. with the pay lohr bea

jim: ok, clark kellogg, strategy me up, that's a phrase.have to watch the fouls and hope they cooperate with misses. jim: miller, into lamb, who skids to a stop right in font of the indiana bench and will head down for more free throws. so that is, the 96 is the most indiana in its proud tournament history, the most it's ever allowed in a single game. clark: this team can put points up in bunches now. jim: could reach the 100-point mark. hit his last 10 free throws. roth returns. coach crean and his group of seepors like matt roth and barnett, moore, pritchard and jones, you remember kine's -- kentucky's team of unforgettables 20 years ago, this was the first five, they called them, tom crean came back from some very, very lean times when crean inherited a program that was in shambles, started with five freshman and six walk ons his first season. won six of 31 games. that's 12 rebounds on the night for anthony davis. and the wildcat nation starting to sense it, a sunday -- sense that a sunday appointment is on the way. with the pay lohr bea

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jim: nick kellogg starring for the bobcats. clark: will be nice to see the bobcats have that opportunity. a long way to go in that one, though. jim: here's jones. [whistle] clark: they'll probably try to foul. this most likely will be the last intentional foul, i think, down 14, 74 seconds to go. creighton just didn't have enough going from the perimeter today, jim, to have a chance to beat north carolina. clearly superior along the front line. once the tar heels got it going to start this second half -- as white knocks down the free throw, it was all she wrote for the bluejays. game effort but not nearly enough shot making and execution. jim: so now they empty the bench on the creighton side. dingman returns. clark: beautiful look here at the emotion between player and coach. gregory echinique. jim: watching the studio the last four days, watching the sound bytes, i've never seen more outpouring of emotion in these post-game press conferences than i have this -- clark: i agree. it's been real, it's been poignant. it's been som

kellogg's john bryant's rate went up. bloomberg business wrote that question whether ceos are worth their salaries and benefits. they have been consistently overpaid. what is your reaction to that? i want to show the viewers from the bloomberg piece and cnn money. compensation rose from $5 million to $8 million. shareholders ls 14% in that time. in 2010, ceos pay rose 36.5%. are they overpaid? >> i don't think so. there is no question that when you look at the trends and ceo compensation -- because of the concern of articles like this and concern of the enterprise value and stock value, there is more linkage today. you will see the compensation on the boards link more and more ceo compensation to overall performance with awards of stock being linked again to the company's performance having to be held while the ceo is there. the kellogg example may be unfair because this is a new ceo. if you came in, i don't know what the situation was on the transition from the departing ceo to the new ceo. it may not be an apples-to-app

at halftime, obama and cameron were interviewed by cbs sports analyst, clark kellogg.t's a big interview for any reporter to get. and clark was excited about it. in fact, he was so excited. let's count together and find out how many times clark kellogg touched the president over the course of the four-minute interview. >> it's a blessing, a privilege and an honor to be here with the president of the united states, president obama. and prime minister, david cameron. i'm going to start with you, president obama. the last time you and i were in the same building at a college basketball game, you did a fair bit of good analysis work. i'd like you to take your chance with what you saw in tonight's game. president obama, talk to me a little bit why you decided to be here tonight. i know you follow the game. you're an avid player of the game. fan of the game. one of your alma maters made it to the tournament this year. talk about how good you feel. last thing, how much of the tournament. what a pleasure. enjoy having a pleasure to visit with you both. prime minister cameron.

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tonight, andy kellogg reports on the opposition to what many feel is the inevitable. >> the movementws no sign of losing momentum. russian set up prime minister and probable next president vladimir putin. a man who has been in power for 12 years make a ring around the kremlin. [ applause ] >> anticorruption blogger who has done jail time for his brazenness has become the star of the show as the russians stand up. >> they have brought the people to the streets, because it's accumulated them. and stole their vote. i think there is no way back. >> left fresh on the scene but increasingly vocal, former deputy prime minister boris. >> i can say putin walking the bath of mubarak and quad quad. gaddafi. he wants to rule forever. >> everyone is smiling. everyone is so, you know, it's not a revolution. it's just people going out on the streets for their rights. >> there are four candidates running against putin. none of them -- [ inaudible ] but the campaign has been colorful. >> long-time nationalist compares russia to a tired old donkey in this campaign aid. the communists are back getting

amy kellogg, fox news. >> bret: the grapevine is next.'t forget, tonight's infinity sponsored text to vote question. is courting democrats in an open republican primary good or bad politics in text sr1 to 36288 for good politics. text sr2 for bad politics. results later. j nhñ xç@÷ 0@h@ >>> fresh pickings from the political grapevine. iran's foreign minister is condemning the destruction of muslim religious material by u.s. troops in afghanistan, praising iran's human rights record. he called the quran burning deplorable. and afros violation of human rights. he boasted iran has the best human rights record in the muslim world. he failed to mention the crackdown on dissent inside iran or the christian pastor who received a death sentence after being charged with apostacy among other alleged crimes. >>> director general of the bbc admits christianity is treated with less sensitivity than other religions because he said it's pretty broad shouldered. mark thompson says tv producers have to consider violent threats if they pursue certain type

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amy kellogg has the latest. >> reporter: the search for the shooter led police here. to the apartment of mohammad mera. the officials say he is an ultraislammist who has been under surveillance for years for having fundamentalist views. he claims to have trained with al qaeda on the afghanistan- pakistan border and said that the shootings were to avenge the killings of palestinian children in the middle east. the officers attempted an early- morning raid but that turned into a fire fight. >> there are two policemen wounded. three policemen in total were hit and one was hit in the helmet. this was not physically wounded. the impact was on the helmet, which has protected him. >> reporter: this is part of the manhunt for a shooter who killed seven people, including french soldiers and jewish children. in monday's attack, three young children and a rabbi were killed and the school children killed all the french israeli nationality were buried in israel on monday. the french president commended the efforts of the police and investigators as he raised the terror alert in th

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amy kellogg reporting from spain. >> arthel: your tie is green.steve wozniak joining the thousands of ipad fanatics, camping out for the new device. he was number two in line at an apple store in los angeles area, i believe he's at century city while rushing off to deliver a speech wozniak offered his first impression of the new ipad. >> looks good, i had one problem setting it up, so i'm very happy. how is the screen? i didn't notice right way >> arthel: he may not had much time to offer a full review. some of those who got hands-on time are not as impressed as they were with previous apple devices. that raising concerns with some investors. kyle harrington founder and managing partner of harrington capital management. >> happy st. patrick's day. >> arthel: you have your green on. >> tell rick this is real green. >> arthel: apple stock hit $600 thursday in anticipation of the launch. would you say the so-called lackluster launch is going to affect stocks? >> let's do a little history since 2007 the stock has run up the first iphone until now the

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. >>> monica potter is now teaming up with kelloggs to combat childhood hunger. you can help as well. >> nice to meet you. >> that show is so realistic. >> especially that scene. i haven't seen that episode yet. i'm a little behind. but that is really true to life, as to what i do in the mornings as well. everybody sit down and eat together. or else. and they are just like, we have to go. >> they have stuff to do. >> yeah. but that was kind of funny. >> why is breakfast your focus now? some of the statistics about kids in poverty, 16.2 million kids who struggle with hunger. >> which is crazy in our country. i actually had no idea when i signed on to do this that one in five kids go to school every day hungry. and i just -- i don't know how that's possible. >> the implications obviously are huge. if you're hungry, you can't focus. >> yeah, academicalrally at rea hard, and they can't have fun. i feel like kids need to focus on other things, and that should be a given that they eat. >> i was surprised at the number of kids who are eligible for breakfast at school be

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in moscow, amy kellogg, fox news. >> bret: back in this country, the obama administration mounted itsst real public defense of its policy of so-called targeted executions. involving american citizens. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us from washington with what we learned today. good evening. >> thank you. not laying out the intelligence that led to the drone strike killing anwar al-awlaki. the first american on the kill-or-capture list linked to the massacre, eric holder told law students at the northwestern university today, three criteria must be met. the individual possesses immediate threat of violence against the u.s., capture is not feasible and the operation can be done consistent with the laws of war. >> for reasons i have given, u.s. government use of lethal force and self-defense against leader of al-qaeda or associated force who presents an imminent threat and violent attack would not be unlawful. therefore, would not violate the executive order banning assassination or criminal statutes. >> the attorney general argued the use of drones against te

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