also joining me tonight a remarkable group of scientists stephen paul, director of the arlz aldz disease research institute and a professor at cornell medical college, cornelia bargmann is a professor at rockefeller university. judith rab o port is chief of the child psychiatry branch at the national institute of mental health. david lewis is a professor of translational neuroskeins and chairman of the department of psychiatry at the university of pittsburgh. and once again, my esteemed cohost is dr. eric kandel, a nobel laureate, professor at columbia and a howard hughes medical investigator. so tell me where we are today? what are we going to find out on this journal snae. >> we going to speak about psychiatric illnesses today. in the last programs we spoke about neurological illnesses, disorders of consciouses, of cognition. today we're going to talk about psychiatric illnesses and the most devastating of all, schizophrenia. and we have danny hurley here who can tell us what it is like to actually experience the disease. the disease is tragic from several points of view. first of all

the senior justice, justice john paul stephens leaves little doubt there's no room for a recount. justice suter says, we think he's talking about what could have happened. >> if there's no room for a recount, this election is over for vice president al gore. all his political aids are saying if they lose on the recount it's over. >> i see nothing in think way that's incompatible with that tom. >> that was how it ended. the presidential election was decided not in november, but in december of that year, more than a month after the election and it was decided at the courthouse. on election night, which had been 35 days before you just saw pete williams on the courthouse steps there, every other state in the union has turned in a defentive election result it was chaos. george w. bush won, maybe. after recounts and the republican so called brooks brother riot to interfere with recounts, after the lawsuit that went to the supreme court, ultimately what got recorded as the final result in florida was george w. bush winning the state by 537 votes. that's it. a nonpartisan independent cou

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stephen: it's the santorum presidency. be still my heart. >> his snls -- think about it. romney doesn't have the tell gates he needs. it will go to a second ballot. he doesn't get enough from ron paul to get them from gingrich or santorum. neither would give them to romney. one of the two of those is more likely given that scenario could be president. >> stephen: do you think we might have a santorum running for president of the united states for the republican party? >> it's a strong possibility, sure. >> stephen: that is fun. [ laughter ] thank you so much! cofounder of no labels, mark [cheers and applause] >> stephen: t dee: well, what's wrong with sleeves? mac: nothing's wrong with sleeves. i cut them off sometimes because it looks tough. - dennis: doesn't look tough. - dee: no, it doesn't. whoa, whoa. what's that bum doing? i hope he's peeing. i don't think that's what he's doing, dude. why is he smiling at me?

stephen: it's the santorum presidency. be still my heart. >> his snls -- think about it. romney doesn't have the tell gates he needs. it will go to a second ballot. he doesn't get enough from ron paulto get them from gingrich or santorum. neither would give them to romney. one of the two of those is more likely given that scenario could be president. >> stephen: do you think we might have a santorum running for president of the united states for the republican party? >> it's a strong possibility, sure. >> stephen: that is fun. [ laughter ] thank you so much! cofounder of no labels, mark an airline has planes... and people. and the planes can seem the same so, it comes down to the people. because, bad weather the price of oil those are every airlines reality. and solutions won't come from 500 tons of metal and a paint job. they'll come from people. delta people. who made us one of the biggest airlines in the world. and then decided that wasn't enough.

why do you believe that ron paul would be in some sort of conspiracy to help mitt romney and you know what they said to mekong man? you want know tell you, right? >> stephen*rbgs's a new way to help out the poor-- but don't worry, there's still dozens of ways not to. (laughter) then, the contraception debate heats up. note: heating it up is not an effective form of contraception. (laughter) and my guest is actor william shatner. good, because the studio has a massive triple infestation. (laughter) north korea agrees to suspend its nuclear program. kim jong-il must be rolling over in his shoe box! this is "the colbert report." (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the "report"! (crowd chanting "stephen") that's good stuff. (cheers and applause) thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i can tell even from this distance that that stuff is pure and uncut. (laughter) good to have you with us, folks, nation two big g.o.p. primaries last night. michigan, the wolverine state and arizona the "hey, brown guy, pull over" state. it was really big wi

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stephen hill and partners and showbiz pays. first of all, let's take a look at the number five. the ceo of the aircraft-maker transdigm, 20 million in pay. doubling of stock awards, qualcomm's ceo paulst $22 million and take a look at united technologies, his 22 million in pay comes with an asterix because 7 million came from the exercising of old options. 15 million is the number, apples-to-apples number putting him lower on the totem poll. disney's bob eager comes in at number two at 31 million and viacom felipe domann the top earner at 43 million, half of what he earned last year when he received a massive stock grant. as for their shareholders, some did see double-digit increases in total shareholder returns last year. disney and united technologies actually saw declines. steven hall looked at the first 100 proxies to look at the revenues to get the numbers and overall the numbers showed median compensation for the executives rose 7% last year to just about $6.1 million. maria. >> mary, it looks like the entertainment industry is giving the big numbers here. what industries are giving the biggest raises to their ceos? >> reporter: >> keep in mind, it's an early read but entertai

paul third and fourth respectively. president obama beating all the republican candidates, besting romney by four points. stephen hayes, "weekly standard", fox news contributor. good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. bill: what do you see in that number. >> it is an interesting number. mitt romney holding lead. a lead of 6 points in a four-way race. it shrinks a little bit if you take newt gingrich out of that race, four points in a head-to-head between mitt romney and rick santorum. it shows romney's lead is there. there is lot of information underneath the big headline numbers to show that the lead is soft. bill: in the race for republican nomination which would you prefer? that was part of out question. the question can you beat obama and are you true conservative. 58% say number one. that is the most intriguing to you. why, steven. >> that is a fascinating number particularly when you look at gap between mitt romney and rick santorum in head-to-head numbers. i would think number would be largely considered and exit poles suggest that he is candidate can beat barack obama, is best equipped that can beat

paul writes, many newts produce toxins in their skin secretions, ahn with the initials of mr, rs or even rp. stephennot stupid. he knows the washington game and electoral politics as well as anyone. it's possible the establishment we keep hearing newt to pack it in his privately telling him to stay in the race and teach santorum at bay. and david says your assignment should you choose to accept it is to keep running to deny santorum the delegate count, get romney in the front seat to allow our best chance to unseat obama. jenna says newt knows he doesn't have a chance, what he's looking for is a nice cush job. j.d. in new hampshirablys, he's up to a couple of things, speaking fees and a vendetta against romney. and richard writes from south dakota, what's a dog and pony show without the dog. if you want to read more on this, go to my blog, cnn.com/caffertyfile. >>> and you're in "the situation room," happening now, fears of a possible attack on jewish neighborhoods height here in the united states. this hour, new information about the possible danger and security precautions being put in place right

stephen chu grades himself on gas prices. that's in minutes. but fir, the latest from bret baier. >>> mitt romney is the winner, beating rick santorum in the land of lincoln. neither newt gingrich nor ron paul made much of an effort here. >> after years of too many apologies and not enough job, historic drops in income and historic highs in gas prices, a president who doesn't hesitate to use all the means necessary to force through obamacare on the american public, but leads from behind in the world, it's time to say these words, this word -- enough! [cheers and applause] >> we have had enough. >> more coming up at the bottom of the hour and a full hour at 11:00 p.m. eastern, i will have an interview with david axel rod -- >> now mitt romney wins big in illinois. in his victory speech, he comes out swinging at president obama. >> now, by the way, the president's trying to erase his record, with some new rhetoric. the other day he said this, we are inventor, we are builders, we are makers of things, we are thomas edison. we are the wright brothers. we are bill gates. we are steal job it's wait, i missed that. we are steve jobs. that's true. but the problem is, he's still barack obama. >> gov

paul tash. mrs. karyn tash. n.. jim corw mrs. paulamr. simon wilson. mrs. wilson. [unintelligible] mr. stewart taylor ii mrs. ivan taylor. >> hi, how are you? >> i am very excited. >> mr. stephengilbert. mr. oliver dowden mrs. lauren mann. mrs. smalls. mr. samuel hines. mrs. stacy mills. mrs. denise lewis. >> i am delighted to be here. [inaudible] i cannot begin to put it into words. i am filled with anticipation. [inaudible] i do not think so. the challenge is on. >> the honorable judge. mr. james lassiter. mrs. lassiter. mr. george tunis. mrs. ulga tunis. mrs. luiz ann rodgers. ms. hilary rosen. mr. john jkelly. mr. and mrs. -- mr. paul shinkman. dr. john feliz austion. mrs. maggie austin. mrs. lynn kaufman. >> we broke away there momentarily to take you out front. the president and first lady awaiting the arrival of david cameron and his wife samantha. live coverage here on c-span. >> very pretty. they look better than us. >> present. >> mr. george clooney. >> smiled. . mr. kerry -- mrs. dorothy -- >> great to be back. >> mrs. carrol -- mr. charlie rose. ms. amanda burden. mr. tony james. mrs. annabelle james. mrs. meredith dewitt. mr. terry dewitt. mr. james schneider. mrs