he has also been carrying that with the sort feof attack on mit rom ney that mit roamt romney is sing singularly unequalqualified to take onpom president obama because of romney's healthcare plan in massachusettschinenfabrik and how it mirrors what potulnypot pom president obama has done in healthcare. theseose have benen the two main attacks. you see this state by state over and over. romney floods the airways. rick santorum followed by 3 or 4 to 1. romnecks numbers go up. santorum's go down. it's been the same trend here down at the final days before the primary. >> you know, we are talking about those specific numbers in a second with mikechael shore too because it is stun ingning how much money he spent. let's gao to newt beginninggingrich lead leading in georgia, of course. here is what he had to talk about earlyier. >> we are going to say to every american if uhyou agree with the obama addministration you want 9 or 10 dollar a$10 a gallon gasoline, vote for him. if you would like to bodye with us and get 2 death.50 a gallon gasoline then we want you'rer help no matter what your

that once they graduate from mit they go on to nasa. see how we do that? nobody in the world has mastered intellectual development like the united states of america. but i don't know what the example is. it's a hammer and nail when you hammer everything, you think everything is a nail. so we do that so well when we're in a big problem like we are now, we say billions and billions and billions on innovation. see if, you said to he had aindicational psychologists, here are the 1,000 kids in phoenix or austin or somewhere. let's see and line them up by their abiment to create a customer, entrepreneurship, to enterprise. the united states of america fails, flufrpnks. we don't know who the best s but see if we could do that, then you might rise up and rise up and change everything. here's the two ideas i have for you then i think maybe you'll have some questions. this morning six million ceos got up. that's how many businesses there are in america. you'll read 26,000 are not. there are a bunch of them on paper. they have employees, there are

>>justine: decision 2012 mit romney is the front runner in ohio.ll are trying to gather enough delegates to be selected to go up against president barak obama in november we have the latest on the super tuesday results. >>reporter: it didn't have the most delegates but ohio was the biggest prize. no republican has ever won the white house without it. tuesday's primary became a drawn-out challenge between mit romney and rick santorum. in the end it gave no ronnie's president to get a major win albeit a narrow one. he hooked to virginia, vt., and massachusetts early in the night this is that there is still a long way to go. >> the good days and bad days always long hours and never enough time to get a thing done but on november 6th we will stand united. not only having won an election of having saved the future. >>reporter: centaurs, picked up wins as well. >> we will win a few and lose a few good as it looks right now we will get at least a couple of gold medals and a full tassel of silver medals. >>reporter: new gingrich snacked super tuesday's fir

sino estudiante de una maestria en administracion de empresas en la universidad mit de boston ---ellapo de mas de cincuenta estudiantes que visita el valle del silicio .. . para enriquecer sus conocimientos y buscar oportunidades de trabajo en tecnologia ... y que mejor lugar para hacerlo que el hogar de las empresas lideres en el mundo 16:09 "we learn a lot of theory but really the best way to learn is hands on and by ocming and visting companies we have a chance to meet some of the top leaders and the industries that they function in ... -- y como ella dice para poner en practica toda la teoria que aprendio en la escuela hay que poner manos a la obra.. es por eso que vienen anualmente a visitar algunas companias y conocer a algunos de sus lideres.. --pero otros vinieron desde mas lejos como andres barriga quien llego hace 7 meses a boston desde chile y ahora visita el area de la bahia sot: 18:12 para mi ha sido muy interesante que yo tengo la prespectiva no solamente de east coast viniendo de mit pero tambien desde chile entonces para uno es doblemente intreseante y atractivo por co

he went on to serve as interim ceo of the new york stock exchange and now chairs the board at mit. as wall street collapsed in 2008, reed watched in disbelief, and began to have second thoughts about it all including the wisdom of repealing glass-steagall. you were a key player when traveler's and citicorp merged. how big was this to you at that time? >> it was not that big. you know, it clearly was an important transaction from our point of view. and it was hopefully -- it turned incorrectly -- but it was hopefully going to transform sort of the opportunity space in which the bank operated from a business point of view. our customers were saying, "hey, we don't want to come to you for loans. they're too expensive. we can sell our paper into the capital markets more cheaply. we can finance ourselves more cheaply." >> your customers being? >> being large companies. and these customers were saying, "we want you to intermediate the capital markets." now, that is the traditional business of what we then called investment banks. and glass-steagall had separated out those who were princi

app touring the mit 75-5 75-51. green. jackson players hopped on bart to hand out clipper car to passengers many had no idea they were warriors. jackson said one guy he met was covering a coaching tip. >> gave me suggestions on how to run the 2-3 zone so very interesting. i almost hired im as assistant coach. >> no these true. tracy to think about that. i used object on the every weekend toton to be back here is your record. a lot of have coaching advice for you. >> koym mement whatever he said. >> try it hot. >> couldn't hurt. >> at this point. >> up next carolyn johnson for all of us here thanks for joining us everyone. >> appreciate your time so much and we'll see you tomorrow. >> appreciate your time so much and we'll see you tomorrow. >> good night everyone the word is swapportunity. can i have the definition? swapportunity: the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a yoplait light. can you use it in a sentence? mmm. swapping a 300 calorie donut for this 110 calorie strawberry shortcake is a good swapportunit

. >> so so far, so good for mit romney who did pretty well in guam as well as north mayor anna islands. what is the logic tooz why as t did so well? >> good news from mitt romney. woke up to find out that he won guam's nine delegates and the nine delegates that the northern marianne islands has. he sent his son matt over there to act as his surrogate, to talk about his father's policies. he also got pretty big endorsements now. as our viewers are wondering, why you would go all the way over there? the fact is 18 delegates in this fight for the republican presidential nomination is a lot. it's very important. mitt romney has the money and the organization to reach that far out. he was very successful this morning. >> what is it going to take to win this gop nomination? what can you tell us now about the delegate count? >> so right now we have a new delegate count given the numbers that have come in this morning. you need 1,144 to secure the republican nomination. let's take a quick look at where we are right now. mitt romney in the lead with 447. followed by rick santorum at 170. newt g

polls show both mit romney and rick santorum are locked in a dead heat.ntorum who has not had a win in nearly a month believes that the at the fighting chance in the battleground state of ohio. rick santorum was casting the race in a biblical term saying david versus mitt romney goliath. ohio remains the state that could reach eight this gop race to. newt gingrich only victory so far is that in south carolina's primary. >> mark: meanwhile, ron paul has been focusing on other states. >> darya: a developing story we're following 4 people including two people were hurt in what started off as a shooting and ended in a car crash in oakland. the driver of a bentley was shot. a crash head on into another car that had children inside. this happen near a seventh and bancroft avenues. the children were taken to children's hospital opened. the police do not know why, but they believe that the man was shot and they believe that he was targeted. the children had minor injuries and they are all expected to survive. >> the silver monte carlo was trying to make in north

. >> four days before the primary, mit romney came to wisconsin with a seven-point lead in the nbc news poll. >> president obama thinks he's doing a great job. >> he's getting key endorsements. conservative house leader paul ryan who is from wisconsin. 87-year-old president. >> i think it is time for the party to get behind governor romney. >> florida teaparty member marco rubeo. >> he needs to start generating enthusiasm for the general election. >> i'm here. [applause] >> president obama is already campaigning. four events today in two states claiming he kept his promise of change. the health care reform we passed is change. >> back in pennsylvania rick santorum is still fighting romney. >> it seems like we have a great opportunity. if wisconsin comes through for us, we have a three-week hiatus and we head to washington. >> it is almost a make-or-break deal for rick santorum. he needs to do well. he's going into debt t he is not raising enough money to survive until tampa, so he needs to get a boost. >> or dramatically widen mit romney's lead. >> besides these primaries, these are mos

at the mit tournament, hello, dick davy. former bronco coach in santa clara. now a stanford assistant, finishing up a 44 year career tonight. jhonny dawkins' club was not selected for the top 68, they go to the second tier tournament and just turp out the lights. -- turn out the lights. 75-51. it is a national title, their third. >>> stanford women on their way to sunday's final four. trying to stop 6'8" brittany griener. the most dominating player. this young lady inside, nobody of her size has ever played that well. here it is. 20 years ago, van der mere title. ? it's not just ho-hum , here goes another final four. it's wow! i told her team this story. but when we first went to the final four in 1990, i didn't even think anything could top the feeling of going. and then i told our team how special it is, and it's really, like, an amazing accomplishment. and we're really proud. >>> 6:00, sunday night, stanford and baylor. >>> the as home after splitting two regular season games in japan. and here's the big argument. these young girls who sell beer. i thought

mit romney is hoping he can finally put rival rick santorum away. >> four days before the primary, mit romney came to wisconsin with a seven-point lead in the nbc news poll. >> president obama thinks he's doing a good job. i'm not kidding. he actually thinks he's doing a great job. >> he's getting key endorsements. house leader paul ryan, who is from wisconsin, 87-year-old former president george bush. >> i think it is time to get behind romney. >> marco rubeo. >> i think it is important because he needs to start bringing the party together and start generating enthusiasm for the general election. >> i'm here -- [cheers and applause] >> i'm going to put on my jacket. >> president obama is already campaigning. four events in two states. he says he kept his promise of change. >> change is the promise we had. >> back in wisconsin san form is still fighting romney. >> if wisconsin comes through for us, we have a three-week hiatus. >> it is almost a make-or-break deal for rick santorum mple he needs to do well. he's going into debt. he's not raising enough money to survive until tampa. he n

stanford is in the tournament, the mit and josh owens.8 points, jhonny dawkins for the 25th time this year is a winner. stanford, 74-64. they move onto thursday's championship game. and their opponent will be minnesota, which outlasts washington 68-67. gophers are only 6 and 12 in conference play, that being the big-10. stanford, minnesota, finals on thursday. of and it's the first time two sisters have been all-americans in the same season. never happened before. the sisters, pretty darn good. all-americans. i'll say it again, first time ever two sisters, same season, all-americans. as a chef we are always committed to our suppliers... you know, those farmers, those foragers, those fishermen... for me, it's really about building this extraordinary community. american express is passionate about the same thing. they're one of those partners that i would really rely on whether it's finding new customers, or, a new location for my next restaurant. when we all come together, my restaurants, my partners, and the community amazing things happe

and industrial economics from mit. we are pleased to have with us the chief of protocol from the city of sam francisco. william perry was the 19th secretary of defense, serving from february 1994 through 1997 in the clinton administration. he was instrumental in winding down the cold war and find -- forming new relationships with countries like the soviet states, china, and japan. he served as deputy secretary of defense and undersecretary of defense for research and engineering. one of the early pioneers in silicon valley, he co-founded esl corp.. he is the senior fellow at the hoover institution and the michael professor emeritus at stanford university with a joint appointment in the school of engineering. he is co-director of the defense project, a collaboration of stanford and harvard. he received his bs and ms degrees from stanford and his ph.d. from penn state. we are also delighted to welcome leigh perry. sam nunn is the chief executive bob -- officer of a nonprofit organization working to reduce global threats

come on, mit. get in there. i gave you a lot of money.t, they were at the waldorf after the tory yeah where he attended his fundraiser. as people were coming in these medical millionaires in favor of roboco are. p saying i do declare, i do like mitt. >> wall street protesters did a counter protest. let's what watch that a little bit. ♪ bracket. >>) . >> all right. he has been on this show the guy in the civil war hat. by the way, the point that they are making is he's cremateing jobs, the grim reaper who will come take your jobs and don't think we didn't notice the sign about kiss my grits. that was nicely done. again, to help them make their point, tim griffin, another billionaire, hedge fund bill yearn ionair who lives in chicago who has donated to mitt romney's super p.a.c. said, when asked, hey don't you all have too much influence? he said, i think the wealthy actually have insufficient influence. those who have enjoyed the benefits of our system more than ever now 0 a duty to protect the system that has created the greatest nation o

my guest tonight is an mit professor and director of the whitehead institute for biomedical research. i'm going to ask him to make me a manimal. please welcome david page. (cheers and applause) dr. page, thank you so much for coming on. sit down there. all right, sir, as i said you're the director of the whitehead institute for biomedical research. what is biomedical research? >> i'm here, stephen, tonight to defend the honor of the y chromosome in the face of impneum erhal insults to its character and future prospects. >> stephen: why is the y chromosome i should warn awe head of time that i do not believe in the science of chrome soms, so that is evolutionary science. i prefer-- that you place the word science with god and the word chrome sown with jesus and the word of with holy spirit. so tell me about the god holly spirit and jesus. >> thank you. so let's talk about chrome sown kansas city-- chromosomes, you've got in every one of your cell, stephen, you have 23 pairs of chromosomes. >> stephen: okay. >> and 22 of those 23 pairs are absolutely identical. and shared between males

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it is a show down between mit roll knee mitt romney and rick santorum. >> i don't care what the unemployment rate will be. >> at a rally romney pounced on his rival's mistake. >> one of the people said he doesn't care about the unemployment rate. that doesn't bother him. i do care about the unemployment rate. >> santorum later admitted unemployment is important, going on to say the nation's economic troubles are symptoms of the government's intrusion into the lives of voters. occasionally you say some things you wish you had you know a do over. but you know what? i think it is important that you try to get a sense of how real the candidate is. you know mistakes and all. >> santorum hopes his method of restoring freedom will drive conservative voters in southern illinois to the polls today, delivering him a surprise win, romney is counting on republicans in chicago suburbs to help him secure a victory and add most of the states 54 delegates to his already big deal gait lead. randall pinkston, wjz eyewitness news. >> tonight santorum will watch the returns from pennsylvania and romney will tra

he did not win the may he mit have years ago. there were democrats who voted for santorum because they thought he was an easier candidate to shoot at. >> romney is going to live up -- to limp over the goal line. some of this is manufactured excitement in the press. conservatives keep shaking their heads. there's something with romney thatat the voters probably speaking do not like. >> the snificance of michigan is not ronnie's victory -- raw meat -- the significance of michigan is not romney's the street. it is the delegagate count. that willl be the real issue. we could look at michigan the same way we've looked at florida or south carolina a in the past. ththe question is the dedelegate count. >> santor's robocalls told michigan voters that romney supporter the bailo for his wall street billionaire buddy is proposed the auto bailout. santorum also opposed the iowa bailt. -- santorum also opposed the auto bailout. >> he did not run a good campaign in a state with a 9.3% unemployment rat he talked about how john kennedy made him

of jetblue flight 191 carried off the plane in cuffs after his co-pilot made an emergency land ago mit this terrifying scene onboard -- passengers holding down the captain identified as clayton osbone he began acting erratically. the co-pilot tricked the captain into leaving the cockpit, locked the door, changed the security code and radioed the emergency. the captain became aggressive yelling about al-qaeda and a bomb. >> he is banging on the cockpit. then he started saying iraq, iran, we did it. >> reporter: gave gonzalez former corrections officer from new york put the captain in a choke hold. >> i wasn't letting go until we land. >> reporter: the pilot suffered a panic tack he remains under observation this morning. fbi and faa are investigating. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >>> republican presidential hopeful newt gingrich is changing strategy all but conceding the campaign in favor of a fight at the gop convention. his faultering campaign is laying off a third of his staff and cut you go back on travel to save money. he will concentrate andon an all-out brawl at the repu

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. >> one of the first designs, adjustable legs, at mit, this is how he and his team like to work.irst, they break down a real human movement. then find a way to copy it. with better and better machinery. his latest creation is a bionic ankle. >> the human ankle is turbo charged, gives so much energy as you walk and run, conventional prosthesis lack the energy. i wanted to have an invention that pro pels the amputee forward and allows them to walk with lessen energy. >> sean brown lost a foot 20 years ago. he uses it. >> his gait is normal, normal. >> hugh says even this is primitive compared to what we will see in years to come. >> i'm often asked what i wished for my biological legs back, i say absolutely not. my bionic limbs are part of my creation, they become part of my identity. as my biological body ages, my artificial limbs get better and better, they are in a sense, immortal. >> as you can see more of my time with hugh herr this sunday on "the next list" 2:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> we'll go back-to-school, a food fight brewing, the question is this, chocolate milk d

go to bed, bath, and beyond and buy a darn oven mit.ng with oven myths. >> you can buy the apple store. >> zag. you try to keep it down. i love that. >> first of all, herb's point is the difference between the stock and the products, which everybody loves. you're out there tweeting and writing. you probably know this better than we do. if you criticize apple in any form or fashion, even taking somebody else's stuff, why are people so doiggone angry. >> people like to criticize everything. and then a long time before it was the darling stock that dominated the entire market, there was apple fan boys convinced for a long time that their products are far superior to anyone else. they may have a chip on their shoulder, maybe complex about the fact that apple as a company still wasn't getting the respect they deserve. so there was that. and then there's the stock angle and the fact that it's only gone up for a long time now. is there simultaneously in love with it, they are terrified of it because it dominating the market. they want to sell

. >>> a woman was seriously injured in san francisco last night after possibly being mit by a muni buslice are investigating. they say a woman in her 60s was standing on the island on beale street south of howard when a bus passed by. a witness told police the woman was in the road after the bus passed the island. police are trying to track down which bus may have been involved. they say the woman has life-threatening injuries. >>> the wife of suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi is speaking out on the scandal that threatens to cost him his job from venezuela where she is visiting family. eliana lopez gave permission to a friend to write an opinion piece. in it, the couple's marriage became strained when the workaholic politician did not find his family role an easy fit. mirkarimi would not make time for marriage counseling. the strain between the couple erupted into physical violence when mirkarimi grabbed his wife's arm on new year's eve leaving a bruise. lopez posted a link on the facebook page of the organization that called for the sheriff to resign. >>> new audit reveal

he says an iraq war vet must have been struck intentionally if he was mit by a bean bag at close range. they previously believed he was hit by a tear gas canister. oakland police have not made any public comments. >>> oakland list department providing more days on a shooting -- oakland police department is providing more details on a shooting involving a police officer. they say the 22-year-old was armed with a shotgun two officers fired when they thought there was a throat their lives. is expected to survive. a gun was recovered from the scene. >>> authorities say a mother suspected of abducting her 5-year-old daughter from the girl's father's home has been found. the young girl is safe. she was visiting sunday she took off with his car and the girl the parents have joint custody. >>> attorneys in sacramento set to announce today pg&e and two of its somebody contractors have agreed to pay 29 million dollars to settle two federal lawsuits. the lawsuits involve a pair of forest fires ignited by the company's powerlines in 2004 in october of that year this 7500 acre fire started when a l

who do >>james: a mit romney will go into the washington caucus with the sort of an endorsement from the state's largest daily newspaper. the the seattle times and 10 as a difficult choice, that is how they characterize him for the republican voters. and what they say that he has the best chance to beat obama, but he was his only competitor. >>justine: at&t's backing off of limiting its unlimited data plan it says it will only slow down service for the unlimited data subscribers when they hit 3 gb of used it. at&t does not sell that unlimited data plan anymore. her the company to charges $30 per month for the plan. this is the same amount at the charts for 3 gb of data service when a new year, more limited plan. much more ahead on the kron4 morning news. we will find out from stanley roberts about it could be living that life. but he is a live look outside the san mateo bridge. we have a current look at detour towards out there. her in fremont, it is almost a 49 degrees, not even 40 degrees outside korea are to the could warm up by noon, and 57 have a high of 63 today and by 8:00 p.m

. >> it's mit rom my who is systematically has gone out there and run a negative campaign, has had no positive vision for this country, and spends billionaire dollars to tear down every single opponent that's in his path. >> reporter: the battle for illinois has shaped up as a head-to-head fight between romney and santorum. ron paul and newt gingrich essentially left the state to the front runners to focus on contests down the road. randall spirchgston, cbs news, the -- pinkston, cbs news, the white house. >>> congratulations are in order for maryland senator barbara mikulski. over the weekend she became the longest serving woman in the history of congress. between her time in the house and the senate, the 75-year-old democrat has served more than 35 years on the hill. the senate will be honoring her accomplishment coming up on wednesday. >>> thanks to our warm temperatures, the cherry blossoms have already reached their peak and visitors and locals are scrambling to enjoy the sight before mother nature gets the best of the blossoms. delia goncalves stopped by the tidal basin earlier

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. >> reporter: his most famous creations like the state center at mit have been fantastic works, but now at 83 world renowned architect frank gary has hit a brick wall in his plans to create a towering figure. dwight d. eisenhower was not only the supreme allied commander during world war ii, conqueror of the nazis and liberator of germany's concentration camps but our president, enforcer of school integration and steadfast cold war sentinel on. tuesday eisenhower's granddaughters conveyed the family's displeasure with frank geary's plans for eisenhower square shoehorned into downtown washington the 4-acre plot punctuated by soaring columns and giant metal fa saids emblazoned with pictures -- facades emblazoned with ike's beloved kansas. after years of going along with the project the granddaughters now object to it. >> the number of people including holocaust survivors who contacted me is notable and they've said the metal curtains of reminiscent of internment. >> if you remove the curtains which i understand mr. geary is not willing to, do you don't have a whole lot heft. you have

official was ber mitted to see for herself and relief workers resumed distributing some aid. regime forces are now turning their fire on other towns, near the turkish border, terrifying residents. will anyone come to their aid? today's john mccain demanded that the u.s. arm the rebels. >> how many more have to die, 10,000, 20,000, how many more? >> before i recommend that we put our sons and daughters in uniform in harm's way, i've got to make very sure that we know what the mission is. >> let me tell you what's wrong with your statement. you don't mention american leadership. americans should lead in this. >> reporter: the administration says stopping syria's president assad is much tougher than it was with libya's gadhafi. syria's rebels are disorganized with no clear leader. the regime's air defenses are five times more sophisticated than libya's. this time the arab league, u.n. and nato won't back military action and president obama has made it clear the u.s. won't go it alone. >> for us to take military action, unilaterally, as some have suggested, or to think that someh

is a powerhouse, and there is research they're putting out on mit and the extended network of m.i.t. alums. the engineering and scientific technology that's involved there and the university as a whole. that would be a good model to look at. stanford is obviously another one. m.i.t. has done a very good job, and i think a lot of that is interior culture. they also set up cross-collaboration inside the departments at the university. that's something that should be encouraged. because i spent seven years at stanford. stanford has championed big on that in the last four or five years as well. get your faculty and talk to each other, because not only do they not talk to the enterprises, they don't really talk to each other. so changing the culture inside a university is very difficult to do, but there is some models and i would really point to the m.i.t. example as one that works. >> while i respect stanford and m.i.t., i think they're incredible institutions. i think many of us have state, community and regional colleges that are also very involved in our local economies but are not nec