sigma phi epsilon replaced it with the balanced man program several decades ago to foster leadership and personal growth. so nate, this is credited to contributing to higher gpas, and lower legal costs for the fraternity. and is it enough. >> the balanced man program is a great program, and a great example of a national office determining what they value and how that should be lived out in the new member experience and just the general membership experience in general. i think their goal there is to eliminate power dynamics in groups, and i applaud it. but it's still transitioning. chapters are still figuring out how to make it work themselves and there's still time. but like we said before, it has to have the buy-in and the chapter alumni from the chapter so it comes down from the national office. >> it doesn't seem that there has been any significant action taken on these issues, even though there has been much wrangling for decades, and why do you think that is? >> it has been very difficult to get a hazing law passed that doesn't have a lot of compromise, and in several stays, th

. >> sigma alpha epsilon, is changing a major change in its recruitment policy. that could save lives. randall pirchston reports. >> credit fueled by bing drinking. >> 551 highland. what's going on there? >> 18-year-old carson starky was a freshman in february 2008. >> he is not responsive to verbal or credit. >> okay how old -- >> starky was pledging sigma alpha epsilon. one of the nation's biggest universities. >> carson was given a fifth of rum to share with the boy next to him. there was a bottle or two of ever-clear that was passed around. >> his sae frat brothers watched it all. >> thought he was going limp. >> then i saw him sort of drulg out of his mouth and i knew he wasn't all right. i saw people pick him up and carry him out of the roar. i don't think i'll ever forget that. >> someone drove him to the hospital. but instead of having him admitted they brought him back to the pledge party. >> we've seen people who puke, and then wake up in the morning and they're fine. we never think that you know this is going to kill someone. >> but carson starky died

>> phi sigma. as clear as day. >> .2 plus minus. >> he then celebrated with some bubbly.back in the 1980s he devised models showing how the universe expanded and he needed one more piece of evidence to prove it. it was proven this week after they proved there is tbraf stational waves in space time. >> life's work realized. >> a dream came true for a teenager suffering through heart surgeries. the 17-year-old is an avid sharks fan. he spent the day with the team and was one of the rare players to escape through the shark's head before the game. the crowd even gave him a standing ovation. he was born with a heart defect. make a wish set him up to rub elbows with his favorite hockey stars. >> they were given me advice. >> you can look at his face and you know what it means to him. he is smiling ear to ear. >> sam received his own jersey, and a sat and a contract showing he is a official member of the team. what a special night. >> that's our favorite story of the day. let's get a check of the forecast. >> sandhya patel is here. >> yes, dan and carolyn, that is a great story.

>> phi sigma. as clear as day. >> .2 plus minus. >> he then celebrated with some bubbly. the 1980s he devised models showing how the universe expanded and he needed one more piece of evidence to prove it. it was proven this week after they proved there is tbraf stational waves in space time. >> life's work realized. >> a dream came true for a teenager suffering through heart surgeries. the 17-year-old is an avid sharks fan. he spent the day with the team and was one of the rare players to escape through the shark's head before the game. the crowd even gave him a standing ovation. he was born with a heart defect. make a wish set him up to rub elbows with his favorite hockey stars. >> they were given me advice. >> you can look at his face and you know what it means to him. he is smiling ear to ear. >> sam received his own jersey, and a sat and a contract showing he is a official member of the team. what a special night. >> that's our favorite story of the day. let's get a check of the forecast. >> sandhya patel is here. >> yes, dan and carolyn, that is a great story. we are

but those conversations are also fuelling this sigma, what happens around the dining room able to -- i forgot, many of us don't sit at the dining room table anymore -- to have education time. this address stigma, what we allow. and even people working with hiv feel that sometimes we allow people to say things that is very stigmatizing around us, and we don't take the leadership to say no, that's not true. a of clinicians who work in kneeled, they don't even go home and have this conversation, this is the work i do, but not necessarily what i practice or teach. >> can i make a point here? >> sure, go ahead. >> the -- when you think about i, the last time we really had conversations about hiv was when people were dying from hiv. >> yeah. >> dying left and right. and white gay men were dying of hiv. and that was over 20 years ago. so if the community's perception was formed back when people were dying of hiv. and you didn't see a lot of people dying of hiv, and if you did they are skeletal people. when patients come in and they are sick and you ask them why are you just now coming in? t

>> phi sigma. as clear as day. >> .2 plus minus. >> he then celebrated with the 1980s he devised models showing how the universe expanded and he needed one more piece of evidence to prove it. it was proven this week after they proved there is tbraf stational waves in space time. >> life's work realized. >> a dream came true for a teenager suffering through heart surgeries. the 17-year-old is an avid sharks fan. he spent the day with the team and was one of the rare players to escape through the shark's head before the game. the crowd even gave him a standing ovation. he was born with a heart defect. make a wish set him up to rub elbows with his favorite hockey stars. >> they were given me advice. >> you can look at his face and you know what it means to him. he is smiling ear to ear. >> sam received his own jersey, and a sat and a contract showing he is a official member of the team. what a special night. >> that's our favorite story of the day. let's get a check of the forecast. >> sandhya patel i

. >> stop the sigma of men feeling depression so they're willing to get help. that's a great point. >> back to thyroid disease, i check everyone or thyroid disease. 80% of people with thyroid disease out there are women, but we're talking 40 million people, so that means 20% of them, several million are men. what are the symptoms? you want to know what i'm looking out for. constipation, fatigue, weight gain, hair thinning out. this is not, guys, because of thyroid disease. for a lot of men as with women, hair thinning out. with women it's around pregnancy, postpartum. with men a lot of the same diseases. >> we want you to make sure that you go and get checked, and your doctor is responsible to pay attention to all of this. when a man comes in with a very aggressive brownish black mass around the breast, that has to be checked. they should get a mammogram, a biopsy and make sure they get treated. finally, bladder infection is not just in women but men also get bladder infections and we will probably talk later on in the segment but men also have urinary issues e

we have seen sigma phi come in with a balanced program.en phi delta theta pushing for alcohol free houses. been happening slowly and yet steadily. this is the biggest one, the one most problematic. the death of george at cornell in a hazing incident. it took a lot of national the reputation of sae. this is an attempt for them to try to come back and reform. >> thank you for joining us. we have to leave it there. more inbe back with two. stay here. ♪ . . >> live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> he won't give up the fight -- billionaire investor bill ackerman takes another shot at herbalife. this time he says the company is breaking laws in china. silencehis music man, is golden -- russell simmons talks about meditating your way to success. >> microsoft hopes the new titan paul videogame will boost sales of the xbox one console. matt miller is putting it to the test. makers."o "market i'm stephanie ruhle. in the next hour, we are going to cover bill ackman, rus

the sigma mastercard, and american express have given most merchants until october, 2015 two top of that technology. groupon is the latest technology company to have an insane ipo. brought thats not post-up robinson 2009 but the site makes money on users downloads of coupons. we are learning that twitter page $36 million for 900 ibm patents purchased back in december. this was done after ibm wrote to twitter after possible infringement or it the twitter had only nine patents before this. the hunt for the original creator of that coin. he is living in southern dorian says youi never heard of it until a few weeks ago. >> the main reason i am here is to clear my name and i had nothing to do with bitcoin. i had nothing to do with developing. i was just an engineer doing something else. >> so? is he or isn't he the inventor of bitcoin? jon erlichman is outsideyucca moto's house -- down here ando there are reporters back here today. we have been here for several hours. mr. nakamoto has not been seen yet. reporters have just been leaving business cards at the front door. he did take time yester

always the things that -- talk about instagram and photographing your food, i mean all of this is sigma fying for your friends. signifying. it is the same thing with politics. look, i care about the people of darfor except i think that may be in indiana. we need to get them jitter bug phones. nobody is saved and there is genocide all over the world. >> does this prove that we want -- all we care about is how we look to others? not me, but most people? >> i like homeless people by patting them on the head in real lime. >> instead of giving them money? >> you are not supposed to give homeless people money because you know what they will want to spend the money on? >> food. >> a home. last thing we need are more high risk buyers in the market. >> do you agree these campaigns raise awareness even if they don't raise money. >> i wouldn't, but i could. here is my problem with it. the fact that the people that do this are take no action people. what bothers me is the transference of you don't care about darfur? >> there was all of this -- >> i didn't have a gay marriage thing. people are like,

five sigma. >> as clear as day. can r points 2. >> repeat it again. >> r point two plus or minus.5. >> it's a huge deal, it essentially quirmt the bang of the big bang. science is a rick th the ricket, sliding a rock under the most important part of that scaffold. manages to confirm the exirchtioexistenceof the multivt the it, everybody is kind of lying down and taking a breather after this one. this is probably going to win the nobel prize. it is big as the hig higgs boso. many. >> kaboom. what a grandfather tells his grandson on his death bed. >> i'm meteorologist kevin corriveau. on capitol hill today, they weren't sliding, we saw eight impts of snow in washington, d.c, furthers to the west we saw about 13 inches of stow or a little bit more. so it caused a lot of problems across the city, actually shutting down the government today. most of that snow has moved off the coast. we have wet weather down here towards the south, pretty much watching for rest of the evening. temperatures tomorrow morning are going to b

. >> 5 sigma. as clear as day, .2. >> r .2 plus minus. >> .2? >> john, what i love about that clip, his wife is the first one to get it. and she reaches for the embrace, and it takes andre, the professor, a full afternoon to basically absorb this news. >> so for those of us trying to get our heads around it, talk about the significance of this discoverly going forward. >> you can get deep into this and don't get lost in it, but this is a huge deal, it's prosk the bang of the bang. it's a rickety scaffold that we hang a lot of theories on. but if this is verified, it's going to cut concrete under that very important scaffold. and it will prove the existence of the multi-verse and alternative universes, and for geeks who didn't already have their mind blown by this, that's it, game over. and this is probably going to win the nobel prize. >> we'll talk about it again, and thank you. >> it was quite the wake-up call in southern california this morning. >> we're having an earthquake. >> an earthquake, just after 6:00 in the morning, california time,

sigma alpha absa: decided pros of the past are dangers and deadly. randall pinks tonne has their story. >> for years, people that wanted to join a sorority had to pledge. often fuelled by drinking and dangers. 18-year-old carson starkly was a freshm freshman: >> starkie was pledging sigma alpha. >> there was a bottle or two of ever clear passed around. >> his sae frat brothers watched it all. >> thought he was going limp. >> i saw him sort of like droouling out of his mouth. i knew he was not lot. i saw two people pick him up and carry him out of the room. i don't think i'll ever forget that. >> someone drove him to the hospital. instead of having him admitted. they brought him back to the pledge party. >> we see people who puke and wake up and they are fine. we never thing it will keel someone. >> carson starkie died of alcohol poisoning. it's a blot on a century-old college fraternity with 14,000 members. many are dedicated brothers, doing as much to promote sa give back to the communities and institutions. >> however, as an organization we have be

the woman who runs the other firm, sigma group, made the allegation, which i had not heard before that walked in with a full proposal. >> they had apps. >> video game, app and she had just the basic. i interviewed her some time ago, i didn't talk about this then, but said they were fully prepared almost as if think had a head start. who knows? it's a big firm, could have had people working around the clock to get this done. she sort of said it seemed to her there was ahood tart on this thing. who knows? >> there is the shadiness that michelle brown gave, i believe, a score on scale of 1,000, the possible out of 1,000, michelle brown gave 970, average score was 953, soviet eastern bloc style, mark halperin. the fact that the christie administration redacted the names of a lot of these folks, administration officials who gave out the bid. this is usual lay fairly transparent process, talking about ads, state recovery here. >> two things, one on each side. ads were pretty good. >> what? >> it wasn't like they bought a sham product. ads were given, i thought, and lot of governors put thems

induction period for new members -- at least 10 deaths have been linked to hazing at events held at sigma alpha up salon. college leaders called it a milestone. i say, you're finally doing it now? >> long overdue. does anyone eat at sbarro anymore? >> in airports. >> poor people they are. since then three days malaysian airlines flight disappeared en route to beijing. still no one has any idea what happened. an oil slick that initially seemed like a clue turned out to come from a boat. an object thought to be a liferaft turned out to be moss. reportingships are debris near hong kong. investigators are trying to determine if this was an act of terrorism. richard falkenrath is here. he is a former white house security and visor. he is a commissioner for county terrorism. he is now a principal at the chertoff group. i guess we need to start with this. you are an expert in counterterrorism. that is what you did at the new york city police department. does the situation to your i have the hallmark of terrorist acts? >> is suspicious. it fits the pattern. you wait for the fact to speak for them

we call it sigma. here is the thinking.inspector general's on iraq which has been wildly successful, had it on afghanistan, t.a.r.p.. if you take all those programs together cumulatively we have gotten billions of dollars in savings out of that. there is nobody in the federal government today that has overseen all of obamacare. is very fragmented. we are not getting the information we need to do the proper oversight and the american public doesn't know what is going on with obamacare. stuart: when you have a bill to be presented in house today that demands an inspector general for obamacare. i presume it will pass in the house but what happens when it gets to the senate dominated by democrats? is not going to win their? >> if you are a senate democrat running for reelection this cycle and you are in a seat that was won by mitt romney and have the albatross of obamacare weighing down your campaign don't you think is an attractive thing to co-sponsor something that was good enough for t.a.r.p. and afghanistan and iraq and to

. >> phillip wood graduated from oklahoma christian university and belonged to the delta gamma sigmad is in beijing waiting for news. in southeast asia, we've been talking about the dozens and dozens of ships that are searching for flight 370. we can do this on our computers at home? >> that's right. the expertise that these crowd surfing expertise make up. digital globe, in the hours after this news broke of the missing plane, turned to the satellite areas where they believed this plane could be located and turned them to tomnoboto tomknob.com. you can comb through these pictures and look for what may be the missing plane. people may see a cloud in the picture, a wave, a bird, but hopefully you might see a fragment. >> www.tomnod.com. how do you search yourself? >> you literally scroll through the images one by one. if you see something, you flag it. is that an oil rig, a fragment of an airplane? we don't want to inundate the people searching for this information so they wait until the whole crowd has seen something, so maybe 100 people see something, and then an expert sees it and

she was a leader in many organizations including the urban league, the girl scouts and the delta sigmatheta sorority. she served on the board of several academic institutions including her alma mater, st. elizabeth's. unfortunately, she passed away at the age of 67 in o2010. she's survived by her husband, two daughters and many beloved family an friends. judge tolentino was a pillar of her community and a strong role model for women and min of all ages. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting h.r. 1376 and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. clay: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. clay: thank you, madam speaker. at this time, i would like to yield to my friend from new jersey, mr. payne, as much time as he would like to consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. payne: thank you, madam speaker. i'd like to thank the gentleman from missouri and the gentleman from texas for giving me this opportunity to speak

are there other delta sigma theta activists such as shirley chism, winnie mandela that you favor?oned those as my favorites. i didn't realize that they were deltas, i think that's great. certainly shirley chism is an important activist, a congresswoman out of brooklyn unbought and unbossed. certainly winnie mandela, as well, is a very, very important activist. i don't know if they're deltas, but there's many, many, you know, women authors, and i think i might have listed them, rhonda williams who teaches as candidate western university has done terrific work on black women in ballot hour and public housing. there's just so many different authors who have hugely influenced me, barbara answerby's book on ella baker, jean three yo harris' book, there's just too many to count, and i don't know if those folks belong to sororities or fraternities, but i think i've been very, very lucky in terms of who i've had availability in terms of for influence. >> host: and ms. gill goes on to say would you consider writing about africana women leaders? >> guest: oh, yeah, absolutely, absolutely. i

sigma alpha epselon is now banning pledging.he frat will continue to offer bids but those potential members will have to complete an alcohol safety course. >>> and one of the president's most trusted advisers is leaving the white house. melissa matrimonico has worked alongside him since he first became a senator nine years ago. she will leave her post in may to look for a job in the private sector. clayton, over to you. >>> thank you, anna. this week the college board announced major changes to the s.a.t. beginning in 2016. the man behind the overhaul is david coleman, also created the common core, the standards adopted by 45 states, despite complaints it will call the nationalized control of the school curriculum. what do these changes mean for our children? here to explain is a former teacher, whitney neil. nice to see you this morning. >> good morning. >> can you walk us through exactly what the changes are for the s.a.t.? >> i can. we are looking at significant changes to the s.a.t. perhaps the most important is the writing