fund manager peter thiel then there's new gingrich energy is the name will be on the ballot except in virginia but the billionaire behind gingrich is this guy has seen owner shell the needles who dished out ten million dollars just last month the gingrich is winning our future super pac accounting for ninety percent of all the donations so a vote for gingrich is actually a vote for can see you know because you know more will surely ableson well actually makes a lot is money outside the united states with casinos in macau and in china and hong kong and then there's rick santorum his name will be on the ballot bowl and all over google but the millionaires behind santorum who are actually running to control the white house or mutual thought executive foster freeze and oil and gas mogul william door o'connor for one point six million of the two point one million it's in farm super pac red white and blue fund raised in january so a vote for santorum is really a vote for freeze and door which brings us to mitt romney super pac restore our future dwarfs all of the other super pacs and fund r

peter thiel of san francisco donated 1.7 million to the ron paul campaign.e is a look at the reports for the other candidates. rick santorum raised $4.5 million. they raised $11 million for newt gingrich and president obama's campaign raised $12 million for his reelection. making a deal. the player the a's picked up. also the promise the city of san francisco is making when it comes to adding thousands of parking meters. >>> sounds harmless, caffeine you inhale, the behavior the fda is trying to stop in teenagers. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >>> espn is reporting tonight the a's signed manny ramirez to a one year contract. espn says the a's wil

a name not heard very often, peter thiel. $1.7 million to ron paul, sheldon adelson and harold simmons's our campaign fund-raising right now. for them the super pacs outraised their campaigns by almost double. rick santorum and ron paul saw smaller but significant contributions compared to the campaign numbers. but let's stay on the campaign's fund-raising. here are the numbers again. here's the campaign spend. romney's hemorrhaging cash, spending close to $19 million. that's almost three times more than what he took in. gingrich and paul spending more than raised. santorum, the only candidate who is above water. what could this mean? well, at the current rate, romney would only have cash for 18 days. and paul and gingrich, 2 to 4 months. and santorum, he would be fine because he's above water as i mentioned. now, of course, there will be changing in spending loans. it et cetera. the dash for cash, well, that could get rash. >> yeah. once michigan happens, all bets are off. we'll see how even changes. thank you so much there. fascinating stuff, richard. let me bring in democratic strat

we'll also see big names like peter thiel, as well as shawn parker.o sew what kind of return on investment the institutional investors that have made big bets on facebook got. the names there are kleiner perkins, goldman sachs, as well as horizon ventures and microsoft who made big bets on facebook over the past five years. we'll see how that all turns out. now in addition to all the financial information that facebook has to file here, we'll also hear a little bit from mark zuckerberg about his investigation for the next stage of growth for the company and also where he might find new sources of revenue growth in addition to the cut from advertising and also from the percentage that they do take from the sale of virtual goods, as well as movies and music. guys? >> standing outside of facebook's headquarters, julia, i want you to go stand in mark zuckerberg's parking spot so you can wait for him when he gets there in the morning. >> i don't see any names on the parking spots, i'll have to dig around. maybe i'll just stand out front and wait for him to

peter thiel, who found paypal, page didn't to drop out of college to start businesses, bill gates, mark zuckerburg. for every one of those, i can assure you people in the unemployment line. you might do better because you have to forgo wage is by going to college, but in the long run, as you can see, going to college has a huge payoff. host: from pennsylvania, a quick question? caller: i would like to talk about gpa in college. some of the good things that the colleges are seeing, the university of drexel had the highest gpa in the school's history. university of pennsylvania had similar results. there were is the same tarp performance in their freshman class's and they are seeing results of the no child left behind, which i know is a dirty word, but results is being seen in the college environment. i would like to know about that. i know it is a republican thing, a george bush thing, but it's really showing up in these colleges and i think we should talk about it. host: we are almost out of time, so we will leave it there. grade point average. guest: it is alive and well. there's a mov