caulines received the ba from williams [inaudible] and mastered from mit and [inaudible] that little place back east, harvard law. he was awarded a diploma from the athens sinter in athens greece [inaudible] national and regional research and development projects. under the completion of mit studies he was named the out standing graduate student in the department of irken studies and planning. [inaudible] mr. caulines is also a-he tells me about parenting. he is the auththorf african american studies book for 9thry and a senior editor of the day in the life of africa [inaudible] published in 2002. i would like to introduce a brilliant man, a renaissance man and a champion of healthy communities in the city, [inaudible] caulines. >> thank you. i would like tafirst of all before i ever forget is tothank my wife for being here. she is more than one can [inaudible] stay married to the same person for 43 years is probably the most important part of my life. thank you, poly. paula. to be in the company oaf people hold thg stand in the sate of the african american knhunty is the honor. when

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in the mit west regional, kentuc kentucky, follow the bouncing ball as the wolverines try to tie it upthey keep missing. jordan morgan tips it into even the score at 52. harrison knocks it down with two seconds left. one last shot from mid court but it is off the backboard. the wild cats win. they will play wisconsin in the final four on saturday. i'm picking florida and wisconsin in the championship with the gators winning it all. i think you are probably right. i'm going to go with you. with ohio state. my bracket was lost. >> up next, christians were upset with changes made to biblical story "noah >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 the new tool in the search for airline flight 370 and why it could hold the clue to finding the missing plane. >>> what one bay area tech guy is doing to get people to quit. tonight at 11:00. >> disney's "frozen" has become the top animated movie of all-time. this weekend "noah" became the top movie. artistic license had been taken. the attention paid off as "noah" took home $40 million. the muppets and sherman and got is not dead rounded out the top five. an

tremors happen at the edge of places where earthquake happen and if we faint out more about them, we mit find out more about how and when big earthquakes happe happen. >>reporter: compared with large earthquake the waves are delicate and faint about as strong as the impact of drop of world trade center falling on land. to hear them the scientist have dug 1,000 feat down to a quiet level where ultra sensitive microphones can listen without inference. >> would it sound like noise. would it sound like rumble rumble rumble or whisper whisper whisper. it could be like the wind in the trees but it's the ground rippling in the earth. >>reporter: learn to understand the willing and how they might turn into squiggle and maybe we could predict earthquake with the same certainty as weather. earthquake prediction matter especially here in the east bay along the hayward fault overdu overdue. locked and loaded. ready to spring a 7.0 quake any time in the next 50 years. but when and what kind of damage will it cause? >> east bay will be terribly shaking. a lot of houses probably off the foundations and

across the country where millions of young players are getting ready to batter up this spring but it mitor a pep talk on sports manship for the parents. deb are roberts has the story. >> if you think little league work is all about team building think again. >> oh, no no. >> nearly every weekend bad behavior by mom and dad. caught on tape. these parents getting into it at high school basketball game. and what about this out of control dad? so fearful his son losing wrestling match he shoves the 10-year-old mostly clear across the ring. but for linda and her husband john, the terror started with a single anonymous letter. john coaches his son's little league team. >> just how wrong i was coaching the temperature and how bad we were. >>reporter: soon more letters. each more threatening than the last. >> i know where you are daughter goes to dance school. >>reporter: one even dressed to tr 10-year-old son. >> you mit never see your dad again. >> get the hell out of baby. >>reporter: could you believe this is stemming from little league baseball? death threat? >> no i couldn't. >>reporter: b

tremors happen at the edge of places where earthquake happen and if we faint out more about them, we mit find out more about how and when big earthquakes happe happen. >>reporter: compared with large earthquake the waves are delicate and faint about as strong as the impact of drop of world trade center falling on land. to hear them the scientist have dug 1,000 feat down to a quiet level where ultra sensitive microphones can listen without inference. >> would it sound like noise. would it sound like rumble rumble rumble or whisper whisper whisper. it could be like the wind in the trees but it's the ground rippling in the earth. >>reporter: learn to understand the willing and how they might turn into squiggle and maybe we could predict earthquake with the same certainty as weather. earthquake prediction matter especially here in the east bay along the hayward fault overdu overdue. locked and loaded. ready to spring a 7.0 quake any time in the next 50 years. but when and what kind of damage will it cause? >> east bay will be terribly shaking. a lot of houses probably off the foundations and

president obama is mitting there with others in th in the hake t. what came out of that meeting? are in well, there are a number of bilaterals that the president is undertaking on this three day swing through northern europe. kook is dominating the -- ukraine is dominating the conversation. it's charged to deal with dangerous leftovers from the cold war, called loose nukes. and as we speak the president now getting ready any minute now to commence a meeting of the g7. minus russia, kicked out or suspended for the time being. on the topic, on the agenda, what to do with russia's aggression. the land grab in crimea but also trying to zoos v detert a further move into ukraine. still ominous evident, a senior administration official teg us just a few minutes ago that the president wants to see a, quote, foreshadowing of economic aggression. tomorrow the president continues here in the netherlands. you're right he met with china shi gen pang. he goes on to the eu meeting in brussels. can they come together the united states and europe in a front to deter that further aggression, del.

billion euros by twenty eight the ministry of energy wind up in this recently attended a workshop of the mit energy and the cypress institute to discuss their study on maximizing the long term value of natural gas for cyprus problem. you'll be i'm condoning you go to the compulsive have your man in his address. she is said the development of the oil and gas sectors of the island holds a very deep and significant benefits for the country's economy the money to fix it. he added that the team if the government is to proceed with the exploration and exploitation of offshore resources in a sustainable way north to maximize it the minister predicted bright prospects for the export of natural gas and production of cheap electricity. by utilizing indigenous national debt. i like christmas. synopsis the artist recently attended the twentieth annual general meeting of cyprus international business association. he praised the present side of the creek so savvy days and its members for their efforts hard work and contribution to the economic recovery in the promotion of cyprus as a highly competitive de

tremors happen at the edge of places where earthquake happen and if we faint out more about them, we mit find out out how and when big earthquakes happe happen. >>reporter: compared with large earthquake the waves are delicate and faint about as strong as the impact of drop of world trade center falling on land. to hear them the scientist have dug 1,000 feat down to a quiet level where ultra sensitive microphones can listen without inference. >> would it sound like noise. would it sound like rumble rumble rumble or whisper whisper whisper. it could be like the wind in the trees but it's the ground rippling in the earth. >>reporter: learn to understand the willing and how they might turn into squiggle and maybe we could predict earthquake with the same certainty as weather. earthquake prediction matter especially here in the east bay along the hayward faultoverdu overdue. locked and loaded. ready to spring a 7.0 quake any time in the next 50 years. but when and what kind of damage will it cause? >> east bay will be terribly shaking. a lot of houses probably off the foundations and damaged

last year a colleague of ours at mit, a guy named john leonard, solved the s.l.a.m. problem for a room this soft by waving a microsoft kinect around in it. so erik and i saw enough examples like that, and we said, what is going on here? and led us to go out and talk to a lot of the nerds both on the economics side and the technology side and eventually red to this book -- led to this book. >> well, i think the first question that one would want answered then is how and why this happened. we've been hearing promises -- >> yes. >> finish especially here when working just north of where these things get made of things that are going to change the world. artificial intelligence is going to solve all our problems. and these promises are regularly not delivered on. >> yep. >> and now in the last three or four years manager seems to have -- something seems to have changed. >> with uh-huh. >> what? >> will let me give you a three-part answer to that. our answer takes up about a third of the book -- >> but but you're only going toe a few minutes. >> right. [laughter] the firs

, i want to introduce the moderator and editor and i'm going to turn it over to him from harrod and mit and come to san francisco. well everybody it's an honor and pleasure to have you here (clapping.) it's an honor to be here to moderate our latin america panel we've got 15 minutes. i'm recordings this because i'm going to a share it. but i'm going to start with you mayor ed lee. the board of supervisors designated mission bay as a development district in 1998. if you came here you would have seen parking lots and train tracks. the transformation has been credible. for a long time there wasn't a call place. how does the transformation here fit into our vision so far the high tech in san francisco and how did the health incubator fit into the plan >> first of all, i wish everybody a happy new year. it's a wonderful time to be here in 0 san francisco. to personally congratulate haley and joel for your wonderful work. there's one more site missing when willie brown offered the site and my predecessors naumd took over and put stem down here in signaled some hard things there's one more vis

are they bringing in people from mit? and gettingbout mit the best minds together in the united states to understand where these people are coming from. i remember the 9/11 commission -- tom clancy had written a novel before 9/11 about an airplane that was going to crash into the united states capital. we need to make sure that our folks at the cia and the fbi are red teaming and thinking ahead of the terrorists. we need to hire the people who help us think ahead of them and have organizations that are not hierarchical. my colleagues have said very well, i would not think that -- the fact that we have had 53 threats in the last five years indicates that the threat of terrorism continues. there was a feeling, particularly when bin laden was somehow terrorism was no longer as great a threat. it does continue to be a very serious threat to us. of homegrown radicalization has continued to grow. i think that the main lesson that we have to learn as a nation is we cannot allow our guard to be let down. you have to be very cogni

everything you need to know about travel and professor of statistics at mit.ontributor to "extreme fear" let me come to you first. i just read your piece before i came on air. fascinating theory. tell me in brief terms what that theory is and why you think it could hold some credence here. >> it sounds a little bit outlandish. but as time goes by and the obvious answers don't pan out you start to have to turn to some of the more unlikely-seeming possibilities. and basically what some pilots are talking about, i'm hearing, is the idea that perhaps the pilot or copilot of this plane took control of the cockpit, either incapacitated or killed the other pilot, locked the door. there's a dead bolt you can lock everyone else out. turn off as much electronics as he could. dive the plane and head out. and now it just so happens, coincidentally, or perhaps not coincidentally, that where this plane vanished was last spotted was a patch of ocean where electronic communication is very poor. it's sort of a dead area between the ground stations where if you were to suddenly

it was also serving notice that monetary policy mit not be so weak a tool as once imagined.worked for two centuries to climb this peak of prosperity, but we're only at the beginning of the road to the great society. great society notwithstanding, there was also the matter of fighting a little war in a place called vietnam. this is the memorial to that war, an undeclared war whose full cost was kept secret even from the president's own economic advisers. it posed a challenge for the fed. could monetary policy alone harness the runaway inflation caused by guns-and-butter spending? a guns-and-butter war meant we would try fighting abroad without any major sacrifice of social programs at home. war spending spurred the economy even higher. factories reached full capacity. labor was in demand and could command higher wages. here were sown the seeds of inflation. i believe we can continue the great society while we fight in vietnam. the military chiefs were asking for more money. yet president johnson rejected a tax increase. we asked his economic adviser, james duesenberry, why. w

. >>> mit jagger is spoken out about the death of his girlfriend.still struggling how scott could have landed her life in that way. he goes on to say they spent many wonderful years together and her talent was admired. rolling stones have postponed their tour following scott's death. >>> chris martin will appear as an advisor to all four coach's teams on the voice. >>> the hbo mega hit game of throwns, cast members are tight lipped on plot details. we can expect female characters to take the lead. >>> this week, an actress stopped by ellen to promote the fi film. she has a new son named blaze. >> a friend of mine was nicknamed that. i always loved that. my husband and i met in a house fire basically. we did. >> i know about this. >> the house burnt down. we survived. >> at least the name has meaning for the couple. >>> there's a new knight in england. prince william knighted the doctor from last summer. delivering the future king he says was a nice way to end his career. >>> according to officers, justin bieber said i'm just having a good time. what

it mit buy votes. it will hurt you in the long run. >> i will put you down as a maybe. >> i this i if you pay for this and it feels like every speech that the president has given since he was inaugurated in 20, he has mentioned infrastructure spending. but if you are going to pay for it, do it with some honesty. because half of this $300 billion he is proposing is coming from reforming the corporate tax code. if you want to fill the highway trust fund, you have to raise taxes on gasoline period. and he won't talk about it. democrats won't talk about it. nobody will. those are the only truly honest way to pay for fixing the road. >> i think she kind of buried the story there. she is talking about the money getting it from revamping corporate tax reform. but that, inherent in that argument is that you can get revenue cutting taxes. so i think what he is saying here, i'm already prespending that. but i wish he would sort of acknowledge that budget-wide, just cut tacks. >> not only that, he should explain

despite this mit and bad weather on thursday afternoon hampered search operations in areas known for high waves and disability often becomes polluted clouds and fun international teams plan to resume their stash. i think she'd be on jake's when weather permits. vietnam airlines has suspended its fixed and police are calling their suspected involvement in the alleged smuggling of the bill includes into vietnam. an airline official announced the measure on thursday which involves the co pilot and find a cabin attendant. police arrested one of the flight attendants on suspicion of knowingly transporting twenty one still and down jackets to cut the international airport in western japan. the twenty five build something told police that the co pilot and asked her to transport the gigantic officials are asking the co pilot and four other cabin attendants to turn themselves into question and my pension funds under the boat to nhk on thursday and offered an apology for the internet. in a school. we are questioning the other crew members who have been avoiding play duties to japan since the a

and representatives from aids middle east countries and regions including sunday a baby and to this mit on wednesday pleaded guilty in the family plans outside jakarta last year the project aims to boost exports from indonesia to nearly eighty thousand units this year. indonesian trade minister mohamad it would be twelve pounds to as high the company's local had to share your teeth pinks and whites of the vehicles will substantially contribute to the country's economy he said the company is ready to export more. rivals are following suit. honda motor also built the second assembly plant in indonesia in january. nissan has announced a plan to base its annual production capacity to two hundred and fifty thousand units in twenty sixteen. the collector michael peterson the eye. we warn investors who do due to injury. the tokyo market linked with. he wanted to rule the world. change the course of the economy missed in our bike stolen from a brown one. he's continued to read it. he called me smile. the uganda are becoming increasingly concerned for their safety lawmakers passed a bill banning

cal loses 59-56 a loss of probably puts them in the the mit.rd period marlo second goal of the night. power play. goal snaps this drought. a lead and shoot out and joe back hand. good night game over drive home safely. shark and duck tied in the pacific division with 93 points tied for first. spring training baseball a's and colorado at phoenix muni. 4th inning 5-4 rockies bases loaded for lowery and key play of the game. a's win. giants and rangers play to a tie. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> thanks larry. >> we will be right back. >> first here's "jimmy kimmel live", from south by south west. >> quick lack at the fun we have for you tonight from austin, texas.

. >> now we also learned that the time mit may have picked up flight 370 the day it disappeared. when asked why they didn't tell anyone sooner, the military simply said, no one asked. at the live desk, jim handly. back to you. >>> to our weather now. and another potentially icy commute for some of us tomorrow morning. there is a winter weather advisory in effect. doug, who will get the worst of it this time? >> even the worst of this is not going to be all that bad. we do have a winter weather advisory. for freezing rain or drizzle it doesn't take a whole lot to prompt an advisory. take a look. it is back toward the west including loudoun county, fredericksburg, everybody toward winchester. temperature have been on the warmer side and we're not seeing much in the way of rain. this will mostly be a light drizzle. that will give you a light coating of ice. that's all it takes to make for some slick spots. we first have to go below freezing and we're not near that right now. we're at 41 in d.c. 38 in martinsburg. 36 in winchester. temperatures are going to be, going to have a tough

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cal loses 59-56 a loss of probably puts them in the the mit.eriod marlo second goal of the night. power play. goal snaps this drought. a lead and shoot out and joe back hand. good night game over drive home safely. shark and duck tied in the pacific division with 93 points tied for first. spring training baseball a's and colorado at phoenix muni. 4th inning 5-4 rockies bases loaded for lowery and key play of the game. a's win. giants and rangers play to a tie. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> thanks larry. >> we will be right back. >> first here's "jimmy kimmel live", from south by south west. >> quick lack at the fun we have for you tonight from austin, texas. you. >> here' at the wake up weather. watch out in the morning. fog could be a problem. temperatures in the 40's, fwishtion mike is here 4:30 to 7. >> all right sandhya thanks. >> 7 news continues now on line twitter facebook and mobile device with our 7 news app. next newscast 4:30 tomorrow morning. >> i'm carolyn johnson. thanks for joins everyone >> announcer: from aus

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economy with the cbo director and experts from td bank, the financial times, mit and the university ofaryland. that's followed by the first press conference by new fed chair janet yellen saturday morning at 10 eastern. and on booktv, live coverage from the virginia festival of the book. first a panel on african-american history, followed by the impact of foreclosures and evictions in the african-american community. that's our saturday at noon on c-span2. and on american history tv, who might have been "time" magazine's person of the year in 1864? historians decide saturday morning at 8:25 a.m. eastern. then join historians to talk about the pic live on c-span3. >> microsoft founder and philanthropist donates talked about global poverty and department last week at the american enterprise institute. he discussed how prosperity is spreading around the world and predicted that by the year 2035 they will be less than 10 countries living in poverty. he also discussed some of the work that the bill and melinda gates foundation is doing to improve health care and education around the world as

do we need have mit, x., y., some of the labs website working with them to see if there's something you and different that we can be doing? >> is a lot of good thinking going on but a lot of different people on the cyber threat and that would bite evolve the technology to deal with it. a lot of people smart and i, i know are working and talking to my smart folks. really on the law enforcement side and intelligence are the most important thing we've done in the last couple of years was to set up the national investigative cyber task force, the nci gtf to bring together everybody who cares about these issues on the government decide to make sure we're all according with each other well. because an absence of that wind up what looks like a four year old soccer gang. everybody chasing the ball and a clunker of a bunch of children as i know you do, and if you watch the soccer gang, very inefficient. we evolve through placer we're spreadinspread out on the fieldd passing to each other and decide who can take th their best shot. that's a great thing. the missing piece is ability to cooperate e

japan's actions at mit japan's government saying it may follow suit and start taxing those transactions can either be a question sets running this whole thing is who exactly is behind a query any question on what we thought we were we thought we had the answer but i think it cares not for now anyway. at six could she not come most though is the name that always been circulated in that world of digital currency at why people eat to found a decline in back in two thousand and nine. now the publication newsweek said that they have finally tracked him down. this is the coverage it received a saturday i found this reclusive japanese american engineer living just outside of los angeles. i did publish a photo and what they said was an interview with him members of his mouth members of his family and friends of describing his work we did calling and his alleged four hundred million dollar fortune stemming from it. so dozens of reporters descended on his house just outside of los angeles on thursday and he and you'll see here just surprised everyone by saying that he had nothing to do at that po

>> they got a story in about scott, the long time girlfriend of mit jagger. shocked. it seems everybody -- talk about despair. a lot of questions remain. >>> we're getting answers on justin bieber. >> there's a slow drip of info out of the police department. you remember when he was walking the line and looked teetering. he claims he hurt his ankle skateboarding. the miami police department released documents from the associated press. they believe he was condescending. bieber asked the officer, what were you doing when you were 19? >> you're going to make me say what he said. the police officer said he allegedly said i wasn't driving around in a lamborghini at that age. justin replied, i bet you didn't have millions of in your bank account either. >> who says that? >> any way. so that's that. probably true. it's unnecessary. i really hope we start different stories to share about this kid soon. >> me too. >> if not for himself, for his mother. don't put your mother through this. >> honestly. >>> let's get to the voice. the voice is is doing great in the ratings. >> k

joining me now mit professor of aeronautics and aviation expert jonath john hahn son. good evening professor. thank you for being with us this evening. >> good evening. >> could you tell us what happens first apparently the akards being turned off. what's the significance? can you give us how that happened? >> so, what the sequence of events appears to be is the data reporting system it isn't a simple thing to do. you have to get into effectively a computer and reset some pages so that was done and then after that, they got the last transmission basically they were handed off from malaysian air traffic controllers to vietnam. then after that the transponder was turned off. it appears that at least either the pilots were in control of the airplane. someone acting as a pilot in control of the airplane. after we started to get the sequence of the airplane were trying to masquerade itself to hide. >> so professor what you are saying is when they heard all right with nights that was after agard is turned off which is more difficult to do than what we already know the transp

really taken the lead on this so the idea we want to deal with that absolutely -- gerri: taking on, mitall big schools are starting to do it but it is taking a while. i just want to see that price tag come down because families just can't afford it. rick, we're running out of time here. i'm going to have to let you go. you have to come back and talk about this more some time, because it's a fascinating topic. lots and lots of layers. lots and lots of layers on the onion. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. gerri: have a great weekend. and later in the show we wrap up our user's guide to taxes with advice on how not to get audited. >>> next funnyman, adam corolla talking about his personal experiences paying with taxes and why enough is enough with all the ridiculous rules. ♪ gerri: funnyman adam carolla joins me live to talk about taxes and his brand new show. gerri: my next guest wears many hats. he is comedienne, entrepreneur, podcast king, best-selling author, master carpenter, cool, and he says he a tax guru. i'm not so convinced joining me fox news contributor the multitalented ada

joining me now mit professor of aeronautics and aviation expert jonath john hahn son.ing professor. thank you for being with us this evening. >> good evening. >> could you tell us what happens first apparently the akards being turned off. what's the significance? can you give us how that happened? >> so, what the sequence of events appears to be is the data reporting system it isn't a simple thing to do. you have to get into effectively a computer and reset some pages so that was done and then after that, they got the last transmission basically they were handed off from malaysian air traffic controllers to vietnam. then after that the transponder was turned off. it appears that at least either the pilots were in control of the airplane. someone acting as a pilot in control of the airplane. after we started to get the sequence of the airplane were trying to masquerade itself to hide. >> so professor what you are saying is when they heard all right with nights that was after agard is turned off which is more difficult to do than what we already know the transponder bein

. >> views on the economy with experts from financial times and mit. that is on sat morning. and live festival from the virginia book fair. first a panel on afric african-americ african-american history and then foreclosures in the african-american community. and who was going to be person of the year in 1864? they will pick a winner. sandra grimes was one of the small groups of cia operators who exposed a russian role. she writes about it in her book "circle of treason: the cia account of traitor aldrich ames and the men he betrayed" this is an hour. >> we are very fortunate to have sandra grimes this afternoon. she has a remarkable story to tell. the story from inside the cia where she worked for years. hired by them out of college in 1967, she spent two and a half decades rising in assignments working against european countries. she was going to resign when asked to stay for one more assignment in 1991. that assignment involved joining a five-person team charged with figure out why so many of the cia's most valued soviet assets had been executed or put in prison years late

. >> an mitted film went to frozen.hey may have won for best creative acceptance speech. >> menzel,>> bell,>> beck. >> lauzader. >> happy oscars to you let's do frozen 2. >> one of the most talked about moments of the night. host ellen degeneres snap a selfie. now the most retweeted tweet of all times with more than 2 million retweets it actually broke twitter. they said they were sorry. ellen even had pizza delivered by a real pizza guy. video of a de river ry guy coming back to the pizza shop and more pizza. there were no losers at the oscars this year. any one who didn't take home a golden statue got a gift bag worth a reported 80,000 dollars. ainsley? >> must be nice. that's pocket change for them. >>> all right, all right, all right. thanks, kelly. >> that brings us to our brew on this go to foxnews.com and we will share them on the show. >> olympian oscar piss to tore yous accused of shooting his girlfriend. this is not a jury trial. his fate is in the hands of the judge. >> oo happening today the biggest terroris

by christian carl, seen nor fellow at the mit center for international studies.sident obama told the acting prime minister wednesday that the u.s. stands with ukraine ensuring its territorial integrity and sovereignty, saying russia would face casts if it violates international law with crimea and ukraine. does it have any value beyond moral support. >> it was all about moral support. ukraine is not a nato member and it has no prospect of becoming one any time soon, so the actual military means of responding to what russia has done are quite limited. nobody have called for anything like a military response. yes, it really is about moral support. we can help out on the money side, because ukraine is about to go broke. we've approved a billion dollars worth of loan guarantees for them which is a drop in the bucket and today, the g7, the club of wealthy countries which russia is not only a part of, the other countries in the club came out with a statement today telling russia to stop what it's doing and that has a certain degree of power, but i doubt very much that'

mit second round berkeley cal and arkansas. gives them a 25-6 lead. play of the game.. powers. that was nasty so is this. david travi travis. denial. not a single razor back on defense. byrd with a dunk. cal right now up 6-1. 44. late second half we have those complete highlights for you coming up at 11:00. >> stanford men also in the sweet 16 first time since 2008 and 2 seed kansas yesterday. head to memphis tomorrow date on on twhurs a 4:15 tip off. powell and john seniors and the athletes experience together is paying off in this year tournament. with two wins the team now know these can play with anyone including that cinderella team that is here. >> they have had some unbeliev unbelievable wins on the tournament. clutch wins and that's what we have had to do as well to advance. that's what it's about. >> i say it's exciting because we have an opportunity to keep playing and move on total this. >> i wouldn't say pressure but we are aware of what's on the line. need to prepare like the last game it very well could be to come out right. >> sharks hosted by and one po

you'll hear from the stanford men who prep for the sweet 16 and the cal bears and mit who host the bearsight. a live report coming up in sports. >>> well, you saw this coming. google glass is ready for summer fun that made a deal adapting the device for prescription lenses. now it's working with an ataitan company. they own ray ban and oakly. they are still deciding what to charge. so far only a select group of testers have the eye wear. >>> in with the new, out with the old bay bridge that is. drivers may soon notice the dismantling of the old span. as joe ra -- today, another engineering marvel is taking place, only now taking the same bridge down. >> we're taking it down like 95% in the reverse order that it was built. and it makes sense because it was a complex structure to build in the first place. >> reporter: in september, crews began the process of dismantling the span. now they are beginning with literally the most cutting edge part and next week they will slice the old span in half and take it down in two sections. >> they know we'll make the cut in the upper cord, then progres

. >> jim wall, from mit, thank you for your insight. always good to talk to you. >> great to see you. >> we'll have more in "the week ahead" at 8:30pm. we'll look at what moves russia may take and the options open to ukraine and its allies. the annual meeting of aipac. president obama will meet with binyamin netanyahu. six senators wrote obama a letter acting for sanctions against iran. >> texas is holding elections on tuesday, and a candidate and standing out. wendy davis, gained tension when she staged a filibuster for abortion rights. >> wendy davis staged a filibuster last summer, sparking a movement for men and women across the state. >> you all have inspired every member in the senate democratic caucus. >> riding that momentum davis threw her hat in the ring to become texas governor. >> i'm proud to announce my candidacy to be the 4th governor of this... >> she has gotten attention. 27% of funds came from outside of texas, compared to abbott's 2%. some political strategists say it may not be enough. cal jill son is a political sci

the bears may have secured the post season birth in the mit after disappointing throws colorado in thes. to vegas we go. that's where everybody the way everybody dresses on the strip these days i guess. booker nice reverse. 17 point. colorado up double digit in the second half. senior cobb with the come back. if i could dunk this is how would i do it. showing up angry. 21 points. 5 seconds left. bears down 3. cobb going for the tie. no good. the loss may just kill cal ncaa hopes. lose 59-56 record falls to 19 and 13 and drop 4 of 6. stanford facing no. 3 seechltd arizona state the tree. in the house. chase and ranll sweet reverse. standard fo up 3 early. arizona state back with authority. shaq that is just nasty. sun definite will momentum and gauge from off the picture off the screen there. just before half tame. stanford up 30-27 at the half. east tournament quarter final. the hiliard with a floater that goes. while cad leave the hall 63-62. seconds left inbound to sterling and they advance to the semifinal. nova might have lost one seed with this loss. 64-63. the shark have been cha