. >> rick santorum pecans in tuscaloosa. he stopped at a seafood restaurant earlier. >> tomorrow is going to be a big day. could change the dynamics of the race again we are hopeful we can do well here. >> political analysts say a romney when in either state could seal the nomination. >> he says how he loves grits and can say y'all. that's up bet one -- if that's enough, he can appeal more to the republican base and has said so far. >> ron paul did not campaign in either state. he is hoping to pick up delegates in hawaii. >> our coverage continues online. in check out our updated candidates profiles and see videos from campaign stops. >> dry weather and mild temperatures around baltimore today. subtle changes starting to sneak in from the robust. these are most likely so light that the rain showers are probably drying up before they can get to the ground. in western maryland, a little more substantial. as the evening wears on, more of the showers we see out west will track east into baltimore. so far, zero precipitation expe

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claim that the free markets on their side we know that their their school is dominant in the current pecan amee and the current economy is generating the biggest wealth and income gaps in the history of the united states and is clearly failing as in many countries around the world. so where do they were does this term free market get lost because it's not a free market the chicago school of inverted what the classical economists meant by free market when adam smith and john stuart mill and the nineteenth century progresses the era spoke about free markets they wanted to free markets from their own th they wanted to get the markets free of landlords free of the bankers and free of the monopoly is the idea of free market to classical economics was to bring prices in line with the actual technologically necessary costs of production so that it wouldn't include land rent when rent would be tech it would be the tax base it wouldn't include interest charges it wouldn't include predatory banking charges and monopolies were eager to be regulated to keep their prices in line with the actual costs l

invisible, we have pitons -- in this bowl, we have pecans. >> i do not like nuts and cookies or cakes >> i have come around a little bit. i like them smaller cell is not liked -- smaller so it's not big. we have picking sugar -- baking soda, sugar, it a little bit of vanilla. it is liquid into the dry ingredients. this is something definitely children can do. they can have fun. >> seems like a good thing to >> now, sports. >> maryland women are in the ncaa tournament. they watched the men go down badly. yesterday morning, navy is thinking that they have a chance. they're thinking, we have to take care of business. early on, the navy would not let them. the patient. navy knocking it down. taking the lead. 10 to six. tim rogers got hot. back-to-back putting maryland up six. they led by eight at the break. that is tough to defend there was a rough start to this. navy kept coming. hanging around. the three was not down. 37 to 30. they will eventually go. a spin and the finish. that was delicious. maryland is the winner 59 to 44. check out how the orioles did. -- aof the lister's listers w

they're a bunch of pecan sandies is what they are. i don't agree with his opinion on this.ut i do know where he got the information. this is an old girl scout commercial that originally aired in the '70s. see if you remember this. >> the girl scouts of america, where today's girls learn the importance of teamwork, and confidence-building. and above all, abortion, abortion, abortion. the girl scouts, making communist transgender lesbian friends that last a lifetime. and the cookies. >> jimmy: carry on, lesbians. carry on. today, in case you don't know, is mardi gras, which translates into english, as fat tuesday. mardi gras is a big deal in the south. especially in louisiana. especially in new orleans. this is from a local cbs news report from new orleans. where a gentleman they found, summed the appeal of the festivities up i think pretty nicely. >> balconies are packed. beads are flying. and along bourbon street, the huge party continues. for revelers, it adds up to an experience unlike all others. >> the best part is the energy, the creativity. >> what's your favorite par

he had -- pecan be arrogant and stubborn and self-centered and maybe he has to be self-centered to survive but i have gotten to know him just a little. i really like the man. so thank you. [applause] does anybody have any questions? one of my most basic audiences. black holes for the scientifically in that. i don't think this is in that category. don't be afraid to ask now leave questions. i am sure no one here would ask a nighty question but you are welcome to do it. and stephen hawking says nobody asks the question that means nobody understood everything for everybody understood everything. with the fact encouragement. he has three children the same age as my children. about 44 or 41 and 31 in age. his oldest son is in information technology. he has a degree from cambridge the additional corpus christi, i think. he was a natural science major but i am not sure exactly, civics i guess but that is what he does now. his mother jane hawking claims his interest in that was when he was just a kid and they had a sabbatical at caltech and he met another boy who was really into that. and have exp

. >> and pretzel, if you like pretzels you can dip those in chocolate and roll them in some pecans orny kind of nuts that you like. we have pretzel wraps that are dipped in caramel and then rolled in different toppings. >> what's the favorite thing on the table? >> my favorite thing would be peanut butter grahams we have back here. >> with all of this stuff. >> they peanut -- graham crackers with raw peanut butter on the inside and enrobed in chocolate. >> bob we love you and so happy you came by today. >> thank you so much. >> and an free yay over to you. >> could have brought a few more items there. thank you jess. >>> well, while you're dealing with chocolate we've been combing through the daily deals and here are some of the favorites -- how about free gas? yes, wireless company cricket will be pumping free gas tomorrow. just check out the exxon mobil at 13,820 smoke town road in woodbridge, virginia. the first 50 drivers can get up to $20 free in gas. the event begins at 10:00 a.m. >>> how about a trip to cabo san lucas, mexico? google offs is featuring a -- offers is featuring a

of moral imperative has been on the side of the right to food and the advancement of food security pecans have what you think about it. >> is a fascinating question. one of the trickiest things about writing this book for me was the team through the ways particularly in the international human rights contacts were both kind of straddle as a moral imperative and aspirational ideal and more practical and formal mandate. so from that day is ever realized her positives, what we mean our right to to substantiate it. if it's the right time in the time that he is entitled to demand something of someone else. the need to specify it ackley who the other person isn't exactly what it is they are entitled to. the great typologies about how race can play out in various contexts. the rules you think about in a relatively narrow way. anyway that's what the united states do when they look at the fine print of the treaty and say we don't really support that or that's a problem for something over here. the administration is also thinking the bull's-eye is on us. but the biggest player never know, after the

. >> he's dreaming of pecan pie. >> you are accusing me of chess and you are dreaming of pecan pie?kind of car. >> we got a lot more coming from ken rogoff, very happy he's here, comments and questions, follow the show on twitter, atsquawk@cnbc. >>> and the latest on the successful greek bond swap, and the ceo of career builder matt ferguson previews today's jobs numbers. the other office devices? they don't get me. they're all like, "hey, brother, doesn't it bother you that no one notices you?" and i'm like, "doesn't it bother you you're not reliable?" and they say, "shut up!" and i'm like, "you shut up." in business, it's all about reliability. 'cause these guys aren't just hitting "print." they're hitting "dream." so that's what i do. i print dreams, baby. [whispering] big dreams. >>> its recent troubles aside bank of america is obviously a hugely dominant influence in the banking industry. it touches on one of every two american families through its businesses. last night we caught up with ceo brian moynihan and asked him about the state of the consumer, the housing market and t

two scoops of butter pecan ice cream every night before he goes to bed.ove that. we have frances cardillo from oakdale, pennsylvania. always very excited to go shopping and hit the slots at the casino. that's good. i like that one. i'm not a big gambler but i like it. proctor green, monroe, louisiana, is 101 years old today. loves to recite poetry, and is a very caring person with a very caring heart. nice thing to say about somebody. albert and elizabeth newton of east providence, rhode island. they've been married 75 years. they say they've always been able to look out for each other. isn't that a nice sentiment? how many people can say they've been married 75 years? how many people have been married 35 years? marry altman of hancock, michigan is 105. and she absolutely is proud of her world war ii service, and she was a nurse for many, many years. that's good news, too. appreciate that. and, frank sechlt mola of williamstown, new jersey. is 107 years old. and he is a very talented musician and can play many songs on the ukulele. yes, sir. wish i could

babcock had been a symbol of hope, even note rest of her family was killed, this is in a town, new pecane we are here this tornado came through and this emergency, national weather service officials believe it was at least 50 miles long. so, a big path of damage. her family had hunkered down in a mobile home, a double wide mobile home with a neighbor, thinking that they might be safe there, we learned that they lay on the floor, they prayed, but ultimately, her mother and father, 21-year-old father, 20-year-old mother and her two young siblings were killed. their bodies were found immediately after the storm, but this young child, angel babcock, was found alone in a field near a sawmill down there she was alive, they took her to the hospital but she died yesterday from her injuries. we understand from her grandfather she suffered a lot of injuries to the head. the family decided to take her off life support about 4:10 p.m. yesterday afternoon. it really was -- she had been a glimmer of hope and ultimately, she did not win her fight. one of the sad stories here, carol. >> we understand sh

. >> i have an awesome 2004 election night analysis about how john kerry pecan the next president of the united states. >> -- how john carey became the next president of the united states. kerry became the next president. we have news from a rhyme a source. does he have more sources. -- we have more news from a romney source. >> results will be coming in at about five minutes. i don't think that we anticipate ap calling the race. they aren't the gold standard for calling these races. we tend to live by those. if we get other exit data, we will share it with you. we are getting complaints that we are not giving newt gingrich enough coverage. can either of you lay out a scenario where newt gingrich can stay alive and get to the convention or is that totally impossible? >> there is no one other than mitt romney that can take a path to the nomination on a conventional route by the delegates and going over the top. romney is the only one that will do that. if gingrich or santorum or anyone else found occasion to really _ mitt romney's weakness at to make the case, this guy is damaged good

[ laughter ] >> pecan sandies. >> they're delicious.hey work for the private sector. >> those aren't socialist cookies. >> btw they don't have healthcare. if you're an elf and you get hurt, you're screwed. >> hope it heals itself. >> stephanie: if you lose a limb, you're done. use the paul ryan voucher. >> go to the tree full of urine. >> the fudge striper. >> but they're making their own jokes now. they don't need me. you know what i mean? they don't need my help. apparently santorum doesn't care about unemployment. romney doesn't care about the poor. they're just writing their own tickets. let them go nuts. >> stephanie: our sexy liberal friend created the etch-a-sketch moment. he asked the question -- >> was it john? oh, go you john. it is like an etch-a-sketch. i think that the republicans should issue an edict that no metaphors. as a whole, our side is not that good at ours. let's try to stay liberal. we hate poor people. and we don't care that you don't have a job. just say it outright. let's just let it lay. >> stephanie: all rig

status is about 840,000 people apply and receive pecans, which is repaired taxpayer identification numberout 60% of those were not already been enrolled agent, cpa or lawyer. now, enrolled agents, you're prepared and cpas and lawyers who already had high-level qualifications authority gone through their own set of confidence the, testing, already had ongoing education requirements were not require you to take the test because they party taken the test or have continued education. and so your preparer should not have had to take a test if he was 30 and enrolled agent. and so with 840,000 people signed a period last fall we started administering the competence the examination and we have a number of people through that. one of her promises to the american people as we weren't going to cut out repairs services. when it should make sure people could get service that has a lot of confidence prepares to have been preparing for 20, 30 years who have taken this test in a while. and so we gave them three years to pass the test. so people are now starting to pass the test. you don't actually become