meet michael carter. >> the state took me and my siblings away from my mom when i was 14.th our grandparents. i don't want to be faced with the limits that my mom faced and that's why i want to go to college. my grandparents only went to grade school. there is nobody at home that could help me figure out how i could reach my dream. >> applying to college can be very bewildering. there is over 400,000 low-income students every year who graduate qualified to go to a four-year college and they just don't go. my name is michael carter and i help qualified, underserved students apply to, pay for and stay in college. we bring college mentors to high schools to help students through the entire process. >> how many more apps do you have to do? >> none. i did them all. >> that's pretty good. >> it's completely free. students pick their mentor and they meet weekly until they're accept under to college. >> i have never really thought myself as the greatest student. like, college was not on my mind. now i'm a sophomore and my full tuition is covered and i'm mentoring a high school stu

. >>> michael carter had a vision. to inspire low income high school students to aim higher.t's why he launched strive for college and why he's this week's cnn hero. >> the state took me and my siblings away from my mom when i was 14. now we live with our grandparents. i don't want to be faced with the limits that my mom faced and that's why i want to go to college. my grandparents only went to grade school. there was nobody at home that could help me figure out how i could reach my dream. >> applying to college can be very bewildering. there's over 400,000 low income students every year who graduate qualified to go to a four year college and they just don't go. my name is michael carter and i help qualified underserved students apply to, pay for and stay in college. we bring mentors to high schools to help students through the entire process. how many more apps do you have to do? >> none. i did them all. >> that's pretty good. it's completely free. students pick their mentor and they meet weekly until they're accepted into college. >> i've never really thought of myself as t

meet michael carter. >>> the state took me and my siblings away from my mom when i was 14.live with our grandparents. i don't want to be faced with the limits that my mom faced. that's c i want to go to college. my grandparents only went to grade school. there was nobody at home that could help me figure out how i could reach my dream. >> applying to college can be very bewildering. there's over 400,000 low-income students every year who graduate qualified to go to a four-year college, and they just don't go. my name is michael carter, and i help qualified underserved students apply to, pay for, and stay in college. >> what needs to finish their -- >> we bring college student mentors to high schools to help students through the entire process. how many more apps do you have to do? >> none. i did them all. >> mass tax credthat's pretty g. it's free. students pick their mentor, and they meet weekly until they're accepted into college. >> i had never really thought of myself as the greatest student. like college was not on my mind. now i'm a sophomore. my full tuition is cover

my name is michael carter and i help students apply to, pay for, and stay in college. >> who needs toish their fafsa? >> we bring mentors to high schools to help students through the entire process. >> how many more hours do you have to do? >> none. i did them all. >> that's pretty good. >> it's completely free. >> students pick their mentor and they meet weekly until they are accepted into college. >> i never really saw myself as the greatest student. college was not on my mind. now i'm a sophomore. my full tuition is covered and i'm mentoring a high school student. i'm proof that strive for college works. >> together we are going to solve this problem. >>> join me this sunday for my

my name is michael carter and i help qualified underserved students apply to, pay for and stay in collegei'm bringing college student mentors to high schools to help students through the entire process. how many more apps do you have to do? >> none. >> none. >> i did it all. >> that's great. it's completely free. students pick their mentor and they meet weekly until they're accepted into college. >> i have never really thought of myself as the greatest student. college was not on my mind. now i'm a sophomore at san jose state university. my full tuition is covered and i'm mentoring a high school student. i'm proof that strive for college works. >> together we are going to solve this problem. >>> look at this. this can't be real, right? look at that. boom! a cheerleader at a small school in mississippi did that amazing flip shot from half-court. and she sinks it. it was pure luck because we know no girl can make a shot like that. just kidding. ashlee arnau, congratulations, she's a junior at william carey university in hattiesburg, mississippi. i'm don lemon. see you tomorrow night. my ful

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. >>> michael carter had a vision. to inspire low income high school students to aim higher.t's why he launched strive for college and why he's this week's cnn hero. >> the state took me and my siblings away from my mom when i was 14. now we live with our grandparents. i don't want to be faced with the limits that my mom faced and that's why i want to go to

my name is michael carter and i help students apply to, pay for, and stay in college. >> who needs toring mentors to high schools to help students through the entire process. >> how many more hours do you have to do? >> none. i did them all. >> that's pretty good. >> it's completely free. >> students pick their mentor and they meet weekly until they are accepted into college. >> i never really saw myself as the greatest student. college was not on my mind. now i'm a sophomore. my full tuition is covered and i'm mentoring a high school student. i'm proof that strive for college works. >> together we are going to solve this problem. oil changes at meineke are always a great deal. then you're going to love this. right now they're only $14.95! wow-a grt deal just got a whole lot better. hurry. $14.95 won't last. >>> join me this sunday for my oscar preview from the red carpet. immediately after the academy awards, i will be joined by an all star panel as we look at the winners, styles and surprises of the night. here are my personal picks. best supporting actor, tommy lee jones, best actr

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my name is michael carter. for, and stay in college. >>> we bring the college mentors to high schools to help students through the entire process. >> how many more apps do you have to do? >> none. i did them all. >> that's pretty good. >> it's completely free. students pick their mentor and they meet weekly until they're accepted into college. >> i've never really thought of myself as the greatest student. like college was not on my mind. >> all the anatomy. >> now i'm a sophomore at the university. my tuition is covered and i'm mentoring a high school student. i'm proof that strive for college, would. >> strive, strive. everybody. >> together, we are going to solve this problem. >> over a career, having a college degree can mean earning nearly $1 million more than if you only have a high school degree. so to get more details on michael's program or if you know someone making a big difference in the lives of others, tell us about them. go to cnnheroes.com and nominate a cnn hero. >>> it is almost oscar time. th

my name is michael carter and i help qualified underserved students apply to, pay for and stay in college. we bring mentors to high schools to help students through the entire process. how many more apps do you have to do? >> none. i did them all. >> that's pretty good. it's completely free. students pick their mentor and they meet weekly until they're accepted into college. >> i've never really thought of myself as the greatest student. now i'm a sophomore at the university. my full tuition is covered and i'm men are tore mentoring a high school student. i'm proof strive for college works. >> together we are going to solve this problem. >>> over a career, having a college degree can mean earning nearly a million dollars more than if you only have a high school degree. to get more details or if you know someone who is making a big difference in the lives of others, go to cnnheros.com. nominate a cnn hero. thanks for watching. tune in tomorrow morning for your bottom line. that and he my show at 9:30. newsroom international is next. >>> welcome to newsroom international. >> happy friday. >

i understand what president carter is staying that the canadians did not get enough credit. what would a c.i.a. movie be without michaelnd lindsay moran. i'll go to you first lindsay how do you feel about president carter saying that the c.i.a. was overcreditted for the work they did on this? >> first of all it's the c.i.a. and it's hollywood. there was a reason why canada was publicly credited, because we were trying to hide the c.i.a. hand in the separation until it was declassified. i just loved the move "argo" because it's kind of one of those rare c.i.a. depictions true-to-life depiction where i was proud to have been part of that organization with tony mendez's work. he represents this figure that is familiar to me of the lone wolf battling the bureaucracy and inertia and the naysayers and actually getting something done. i loved the movie. >> michael: the manthe anonymity all of those stories amazing, it's the opposite of hollywood because they want their names rolling before and after each movie, and that's what they worry about. michael, you watched the oscars, are you surprised that "argo" won, you look at "l

. >> michael: back in the united states, jimmy carter has a different idea on whether negotiations canp. >> i don't believe either of those countries is going to be suicidal off to use nuclear weapons. >> i wonder if kerry is actually listening. carter's comments came yesterday in san francisco. tonight's last eye that we have out stands for impasse, or at least the potential for one on gun reform. oklahoma republican senator tom coburn is making it painfully clear that background checks could stop a bill in its tracks. >> there will not be record keeping on legitimate law-abiding gun owners in this country, and if they want to eliminate the benefits of trying to prevent the sales to people who are mentally ill, all they have to do is have record keeping, and that will kill this bill. >> according to "slate" magazine at least 2265 american souls have been lost to gun violence, that's about 87 new townes, since newtown. a seconded a was released featuring a military veteran tying mcconnell to the nra. >> i would be a pretty bad hunter if i needed an assault rifle to shoot that buck. i s

. >> what do you make of it, michael, from the other side? jimmy carter accused of having too many balls in the air when he was president. this time the president wants to throw a lot at the republicans and keep them off guard. >> it reminds me of 2009 all over again. instead of focusing on the paramount issue that every american is still facing, the jobs, the economy -- >> what's the republican job program? >> it's not about the republican job -- >> you just brought it up. what's your party's program? >> you're asking about the president, let me address the president. didn't ask about the republicans. you asked me about the president. i'm telling what you the president is doing. my analysis of what the president is doing is a smart strategy, as steve noted. he's throwing a lot of things out there to see what sticks, but he also has a problem on the issue like guns that harry reid is not sitting up champing at the bit to do gun legislation coming out of the senate, by the way. so -- >> but the american public, michael, is. >> well, we know what the americ

michael kors was up 2.5% today. >> let's get more on the walmart warn aing for the markets. call to the charts and check in with carterraxton. what do you see? >> we'll look at the chart in a second. lit's talk conceptually. what's important about the facts, this is going on for several months. casual diners are the most sensitive part of the consumer discretionary space. you can shut it down. don't go out to eat. they have been failing for three, four months now. it's been spilling over into sporting goods stores and is now spilling into a staple like this. here is a chart of walmart over the last 18 months versus an etf that's all retailers. walmart has been die verging in a while. it's happening in kohl's. it's a serious disconnect. the sector is being driven by big media names north by northeast. disney, time-warner. under the hood, more stocks are deteriorating. >> all right. we want to go to dan tonight for the trade. what we really focused in on here is it's going to be a certain kind of consumer more so than others. you're focused on costco. the consumer is much more like the nordstrom consumer than the walmar

when jimmy carter was drummed out of office in 1980, he managed to carry 900 counties nationally. when michaelukakis ran for president in 1988, he suffered a 40-state landslide but claimed 119 counties. bill clinton won with 1,524 counties. do you know how many counties obama won last year? 690. that's it. 690. even though he won a convincing popular vote majority. gerrymandering wasn't a complete nonfactor in 2012. the gop probably did grab a few extra seats because of it. but the real problem for democrats is that their base of support is less spread out geographically than it's ever been, which means they can win presidential races and even control the senate, but when it comes to the house, their best, their only chance for the foreseeable future is a massive anti-gop tide, like something we saw in 2006 or 2008. short of that, the era of republican speakers could last for a long time. okay, that does it for "the

carter and president reagan. when he dies, written on his tombstone at arlington tom at his request, is michael joseph mansfield, born march 16, 1903, died october 5, 2001 -- private, united states marine corps. no leader, no majority leader, ambassador to japan. a remarkable man. i was working on the voting rights act in capitol hill, which was a real fight. civil rights public accommodations -- people go to hotels and restaurants. talk about changing power, and there is a total filibuster. every day the leaders of the senate, mike mansfield, the democrat, and phil hart, the sponsor of this legislation, would meet and talk to the press. dirksen was a marvelous figure great rhetoric. mansfield was very tense. finally, after a couple weeks, the chief of staff of a midwestern democratic senator comes to see mansfield's top guy. couldn't we at least a couple days a week had to mansfield's office so we can say the democrats are pushing this? he says, senator, this has been brought to me as a legitimate complaint. mike mansfield turns on his staff person and says, you understand, last year, 1964, the republican party

when jimmy carter was drummed out of office in 1980, he managed to carry 900 counties nationally. when michael dukakis ran for president in 1988, he suffered a 40-state landslide but claimed 119 counties. bill clinton won with 1,524 counties. do you know how many counties obama won last year? 690. that's it. 690. even though he won a convincing popular vote majority. gerrymandering wasn't a complete nonfactor in 2012. the gop probably did grab a few extra seats because of it. but the real problem for democrats is that their base of support is less spread out geographically than it's ever been, which means they can win presidential races and even control the senate, but when it comes to the house, their best, their only chance for the foreseeable future is a massive anti-gop tide, like something we saw in 2006 or 2008. short of that, the era of republican speakers could last for a long time. okay, that does it for "the cycle." martin bashir, it's all yours. >> thank you and good afternoon. it's wednesday, february the 20th. if at first you can't succeed, just call him a socialist. >> sequester

carter, thank you very much. well thousands of police officers from all over california attended the funeral today for one of the officers dorner allegedly killed. 34-year-old riverside police officer michael crain was ambushed last thursday. he leaves behind a wife a 10-year-old son, and a four-year-old daughter. the shoot-out in california was raging as president obama drove to the capitol to talk about gun violence and about lifting the middle class. his state of the union address was dominated by jobs. 12 million americans are unemployed, and another 11 million are stuck with part-time work or have just given up looking. republicans last night were skeptical, to say the least. so as major garrett tells us mr. obama took his plan to the people. >> reporter: in north carolina today, president obama toured linamar, a factory where 160 employees build commercial truck engines and axles. on this spot three years ago, volvo employed 228 workers before shutting down. 228 jobs to zero to 160. the recovery in miniature with manufacturing jobs one indicator of economic health. >> i believe we attract new jobs to america by investing in new source of energy and new infrastructure and the next gen

carter has more on the king in this morning's bleacher report. >> saying this really, really makes me feel old. but tomorrow michael jordan turns 50 years old.now, he's won six nba titles in his career. considered the greatest basketball player ever. but this week, even michael jeffrey jordan wasn't able to do what lebron james was. lebron, the first player in nba history to score at least 30 points and make at least 60% of the shots in six straight games. you know, michael jordan says he prefers kobe bryant over lebron, but even air jordan can argue that the king is playing better than everybody else right now. >> most of us don't know what it's like to be on an nba court and be shooting with that kind of accuracy. >> well, i guess i would say i've been shooting the ball, feels like you're on the beach. no matter where you throw it, it's going to land on the water. i haven't shot 100% yet. >> you want to. you were close one night. >> i missed a lay-up. >> and that lay-up bothers you. >> after the fact. during the game i didn't know, but after the game, i said 13 of 14. you blew a lay-up. >> they get personal. yo uh can hear what that they h

carter and earns the respect of kevin garnett. >> let's go kenny, making it excite. >> this is the dunk that did it. ross will go over a ballboy. according to the voters, he joins michael jordan and dominique wilkjoins who wilkins who have won the event. >> cleveland's kyrie irving got into the finals for the east against the spurs matt bonner. irving put up 23 points to for bonner and he walks away with the 2013-3 -point championship. >>> and damian little yard head it through the obstacle course that they called the skills course. he beat out jeremy lin and 6 seconds better than jrue holiday in the finals. >>> st. mary gaels on the road at loyola-marymount. watch as the gaels whip it around to get to beau levesque. st. mary's in control in the first half. the gaels run the court here. stephen holt's 16 points and gaels head to the locker room up by 126789 page goes to the hoop and gets the point despite the foul. gaels win 61-50 and have two losses to gonzaga in conference play, but 22-are 35 official. >>> brian sabean among those sending out good vibes as the dons hosted the bulldogs. 3.5 minutes later gonzaga with a 4 -point-point lead, butollefson makes in 1- poin

francisco on the other hand just felt like at the end, michael, it just took them longer to lose the super bowl. >> extraordinary. good to see you, joe carter in new orleans. >>> to england, now, an infamous british king turns up again after half a millennium. richard iii rumored to have killed his nephews in order to claim the british thrown 500 years ago and now scientists think they found his body. there it is, under a parking lot. we'll have that when we come back. cessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? and with all the points i've been earning, i was able to get us a flight to our favorite climbing spot even on a holiday weekend. ♪ things are definitely looking up. [ male announcer ] with no blackout dates, you can use your citi thankyou points to travel whenever you want. visit citi.com/thankyoucards to apply. to travel whenever you want. and you wouldn't have it any other way.e. but your erectile dysfunction - you know, that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the