delaware governor jack markell says creating jobs often begins with a simple question. >> every day i wake up and say how can i make the companies in delaware more successful and best way is to go out and talk home to and ask them that very question how can i facilitate your success. >> susie: markell and his counterparts believe investing in higher education is one of the best ways to create jobs. they hope to produce graduates who are better prepared to compete in the global workplace. >> tom: since prices peaked 4.5 years ago, 7.5 million homeowners have received foreclosure warnings. over 3.5 million of those homes have been repossessed by banks. most foreclosure cases involve homeowners losing possession of their house, but one couple in florida fought back against a clogged state court system and an overwhelmed bank and won. warren and maureen nyerges bought this house in naples florida in 2009-- paying cash. so it was a complete surprise to them when they received a foreclosure notice from bank of america. they immediately called the bank to straighten it out, but no luck. prov

you can see the full interview with dr markel trains in twenty minutes here. but not to our top story now the black boxes of the airplane that crashed in the russian republic of korea killing forty four people being decapitated in moscow eight survivors remain in hospital fighting for their lives. the site of the disaster for haiti and we'll talk about the investigation and the human cost a terrible time for relatives. that's right to carry the family says the survivors as well as the victims are making their way and go are going to be making their way to where there are family members are there but they've been flooded with. help psychological help that is if they should need it and also here at the site of the crash site itself has been the cleaned up the identification of the bodies continue we are told that several have already been identified but there have still been a lot of body parts recovered late last night for of the wreckage that we still have to identify part of a number of bodies now three of the a survivors are still a local hospital while a fi

the spaniard not a happy camper but by lap sixty five button is moving through the field passing markel schumacher here into second place and then on the final laps the baskin vettel and started on pole that the back end of his red bull slipped wide pass to claim its first victory of the season in sixteen points of vettel and still the three overall standings mark webber got the last podium spot but button was all smiles. eventually and on the last lap. he ran a little bit why don't you work problems as they would be optional for you and for me. your front of the growth for a few minutes i wouldn't want that i would have enjoyed this recent. possibly progress meanwhile there's been a change at the top of the moto g.p. standings casey stoner ousting world champion your good enzo thanks to superbly at the british grand prix which was also affected by the rain i bet stoner mastered the weapons to the stern claiming a flag the flag victory is part of in six races so far this season is trailing finished a massive fifteen seconds ahead of his repsol hundred teammate and that he had the vizio

slightly higher mag stocks among are also under pressure would spare about losing half percent at markel cases of. the day's trading. russia sort of on the green given you know a bit of a positive outlook towards the greek problems and they all sort of plan that is supposed to come through in the through the week but then the focus has been shifted also to italy and they're all their peaks so people are just wondering whether this is going to be enough or it's going to carry on through tightening banks and how that's going to affect actually the russian market to us and how. that's going to have a global impact to russia specifically you see they all price cutting off and then russia actually has been lagging a bit in the last few days just because of that impact and also the dollar has been stronger and that has also hit commodities and then you have the other you know metals and mining names also coming off a bit in the last few days russia setting up its own national payment system on the lines of visa and master card it's been signed into law by president medvedev and is aimed at boo

secretary tim geithner received an interesting letter recently from europe's top financial regulator markel michel barnier european commissioner overseeing finance and a letter to geithner expressing concern over how our nation angles outrageous executive bonuses in the banking business a letter read i think you agree with me that bankers bonuses is a matter that continues to cause public outrage it is better right is key to restoring our citizens' confidence in the financial system and all of them a leather confidence in the public authorities regulating the financial institutions last year wall street dished out over twenty billion dollars or. the british would say twenty thousand million dollars in bonuses but in europe things are done differently there lawmakers of level leveled heavy restrictions on banks through bonuses for the sole purpose of discouraging risk preventing banks or some gambling with our money collecting their golden parachutes and then leaving the global financial system in ruins so as barney right is there a policy for banks their bonuses threaten to bring down the e

governor markell knows that one of the most profitable division is pioneer hybrid. pioneer is centered in china with the hybrid seed that is doing some phenomenal things. they're in the third level of this. we in the midwest have benefited from this. we have seen with the chinese demand for soybeans and corn is doing. building that relationship in that partnership has made a tremendous difference. pioneer is making a huge investment in research and development in iowa as a result of this. our farmers who are raising the corn have a great market in international demand. it is competition but it is also partnering. this is our opportunity to partner with the other parts of the world. that is why the free trade agreements are so important to us. so we can build those relationships and help our companies compete in this world economy. >> thank you. any business folks want to weigh in on regulation? ron. >> i agree. one of the biggest burdens we have is regulation. i hear a lot about taxes. people ask me what is more important, taxes? really i think that regulation is pr