so, tess, you graduated from princeton in 2011.ople would assume that you had plenty of opportunities with an ivy league degree. why did you decide to become a sugar baby? >> that's a good question. honestly, at that point in my life, that's the skill that i felt that i had to sell. i guess it speaks to myself image and also speaks to i think a lot -- the plight of a lot of people graduating from college i graduated from college, i have this degree, now what? everyone told me there would be a job waiting and there isn't. >> so this was a financially-based decision for you? >> absolutely. >> okay. so if you would have been -- let me ask you this. what other jobs did you explore before deciding to be a sugar baby in terms of making money out of school? >> i just didn't really think there were that many options for me. most of the people i knew that had jobs out of school had done interninternships every year to work up to getting the jobs, a lot were financed, a lot engineering and things like that that were shortly clearly delineate

they are talking about making the tess at that testarosa autonomous. >> you went on went a on a ride that was a different technology. >> we were using a computer model going on the police beat. called predictive policing. ♪ ♪ >> hey guys we're back here at techknow. i'm with crystal. you are about to take us with a little ride. >> i did a ride with two police departmentses. departments and they are using a new predictive policing program. to find the hot spot of crime. >> compute heercomputer program that uses modmodels to pro predict where the crime is going to occur. >> roll call the police department the calm before the storm. >> our crime stats are showing the efforts that you guys are making. >> we are down 12% in overall crime. as the men and women of dayshift lock, load and hit the road. they are armed with a new type of law enforcement weapon. all right, where are we going? >> the ain't ability to predict where crime is going to occur. we rolled out with them to see how it works. >> so downstairs here is where we house the operations division of the police department. deputy

the reality show dropped con tess tents in remote areas if from which they were challenged from findingfood and water. >> these shows are all about risk and they're filmed in regions where those risks are exacerbated. a full investigation is now under way into what went wrong and questions will be asked about the very nature of this kind of reality show. al jazeera. >> the u.n. has been hosting talks between libyan activist. the u.n. wants talks to continue in morocco on wednesday. >> libya only has two options. political solution or destruction, and we very well know that the destruction is not an option. i know that everybody here today wants an united libya. a democratic libya. a libya that enshrines the principles of the 17th of february. >> 2 million libyans have fled over the border for security in tunisia. but once there many find it difficult to make a living. >> in a hotel in tunis mohammed remembers life in libya. his house in the capitol of tripoli was raided by fighters. he's from a town in the west. >> it is very hard. i spent 30 years building my life, and in a split secon

. >>> tess lace working on an update that will help ease anxiety of drivers bat low charge. elon musk tweeted a software update is coming intended to end range anxiety the term he refers to affects some drivers who are afraid to test the limit of the battery's range. he has a news conference scheduled for thursday morning. >>> remembering an heir legend. up next, the famous san franciscan who had everyone looking up in the sky. >>> and it sure has been great weekend for being outside, but what is the work woke looking like? abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast. >> march madness anyone? we have your top seeds as the big dance is ready to roll, and jordan spieth was on a roll on the pga tour. all >>> a ceremony today to arm local stunt pilot who died in the san francisco bay a 100 years ago. lincoln beachy put on an air show for 50,000 people in 1915. the san franciscan attempted a death dive where he would push his plane straight down and pull up the last minute, but he crashed his plane and drowned. a wreath whereas dropped in the waterfront near fort mason bet

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. >>> tess lace working on an update that will help ease anxiety of drivers bat low charge. elon musk tweeted a software update is coming intended to end range anxiety the term he refers to affects some drivers who are afraid to test the limit of the battery's range. he has a news conference scheduled for thursday morning. >>> remembering an heir legend. up next, the famous san franciscan who had everyone looking up in the sky. >>> and it sure has been great weekend for being outside, but what is the work woke looking like? abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast. >> march madness anyone? we have your top seeds as the big dance is ready to roll, and jordan spieth was on a roll on the pga tour. >>> a ceremony today to arm local stunt pilot who died in the san francisco bay a 100 years ago. lincoln beachy put on an air show for 50,000 people in 1915. the san franciscan attempted a death dive where he would push his plane straight down and pull up the last minute, but he crashed his plane and drowned. a wreath whereas dropped in the waterfront near fort mason between

here's gino benny tess. >> reporter: he is a good sport when it comes to trash talking, but when it comeshis daughter he's got a different thought. he got a taste of how cruel online trolls can be when he tweeted this message to his daughter after she was accepted into the university. congrats to gabby schilling who will pitch for the seahawks next year. and with that came a barrage of sexually explitity tweets at her. they alluded to lewd acts and rape. >> i grew up in a locker room playing sports. i know what it means to say dumb stuff. never in my life have i ever uttered half of the words that these guys were posting in the presence of a. would. and i never will. >> reporter: his daughter gabby eventually got wind of the trolling. >> there were so many comments and they got worse and worse. and people were feeding off of them and they were all negative. >> i thought i'm going to get in my car drive three hours and beat the hell out of a couple guys. then i started to think about it. >> reporter: that's when schilling decided to take matters into his own hands. >> he took screen shots

tess being pushed down by a slightly increasing euro. >> in frankfurt let's take a closer look at those numbers that he mentioned. >> the dax lost more than 1% on the day to end at 11875. over in new york, traders are still on the floor but the dow is currently in negative territory while the euro is valued at $1.09. >> turning now to some other international news growing uncertainty in yemen. the embattled president has fled his residence and no one knows where he has gone. >> rebels offered a bounty for his capture and arrested his defense minister. there are fears that yemen is on the verge of a civil way. >> the president was last season in public last weekend. now he has fled again to an undisclosed location. the rebels have the president on the defensive. these pictures are also from the weekend. they show bloody battles at a demonstration of government supporters. the third largest city in yemen is of great strategic importance. it is a base for rebels as they push further south. they have overrun the military base, and they are closing in on the port city of aiden, where hardy f

starbucks tess los angeles -- tesla, comcast. we got decent numbers from manufacturing data here and european inflation neighbors that help the market do well. the story here is technology. at least today. we had a couple of things to highlight. hewlett-packard that company bought aruba network, 2.7 bill deal, and then a huge merger helped the nasdaq, and. creating a $30 billion company. now, here's the thing neil. when you look at what happened 15 years ago remember, in 2002 we bottomed out just above a thousand. it took us this long, from 2002 to now to get above the 5,000 mark but it's growth it's earnings, it's reality. and it's not a sock puppet this time. s&p closing at record highs. >> they can't stick a sock in it. thank you very much. is this rally about to get socked like that puppet? gary, whew are you raining on this? >> the momentum is there. i think we go higher in the near term. i think we're getting late. i hate to use the analogy but baseball players started using steroid were hitting higher and now -- with the c

the guy tess bar says they took money from these people?don adelson and the koch brothers are not giving money not to influence them. it's pay to play. >> they want it their way. >> the same thing happened -- these cunning are hoping to at least get goodwill from the clintons if not more -- >> a personal had been taking money, wouldn't you go after them? >> if it tested well in a poll, sure. >> you're unbelievable. >> i disagree with tad about the e-mails. my sense is this is typical more washington chatter than anything. this has a partisan smell to it. >> but it didn't come from the part sans. >> well -- >> are you going to buy into the carville theory that the right-wing talking points were handed over to "new york times." >> isn't he always right? >> he's smart. the roundtable is staying with us. you next, that effort by republican snorts to go around the white house and scuttle the nuclear talks with iran before they get signed. this is "hardball," the place for politics. you wouldn't expect an insurance company to show you their rates

ite tess latest in a string of shootings nationwide that has ignited racial tensions between law enforcement the community. more than a thousand people turned out for the funeral of robinson. robinson's family asked protesters to stay away from the services and the memorial went on uninterrupted. >> we all need to embrace each other, you know and work through this that's all. there's no other way to explain it. why act a fool when we can enjoy each other and then you know, learn from this. >> the department of justice is now investigating this shooting. >>> nine historically african-american fra terns and sororities will gather at philadelphia's love park in response to this video. racist chants that surfaced for members of the sigma alpha epsilon fraternity. the fraternity has been kicked off campus. meanwhile other allegations of racism has surfaced at other chapters at others. meanwhile councilwoman ron dell is speaking tomorrow. anyone can come with an open heart and positive spirit. >>> now to news in las vegas. the 19-year-old charging in the shooting death of a mother just outside of

and the -- in the next few years, half the country will have die bee tess or predie bee tess. the issue is healthy food and -- diabetes or prediabetes. the issue is healthy food and we need to do a better job of it with the snap programs. but to cut these ben fits and wait until they drive up costs because they develop diabetes is not good. ms. moore: ms. lujan grisham. ms. lujan grisham: my state is one of the hungriest states in the country. this will prevent the disabled and children and veterans get the help they need. it's estimated that 900,000 veterans nationwide live in households that rely on snap. in my district, at the air force base, they have a permanent line for snap benefits for airmen and women. nearly 90% of snap beneficiaries live in households with a child a senior, or a disabled person. half of new mexico's snap beneficiaries are children. for millions of hardworking families across the country, snap provides a vital lifeline that helps make ends meet. the cuts in this budget to snap are shortsighted, ignore the savings, as you just heard about that are ach

of high net worth get treated in our criminal justice system better than, at the prosecution stage, tessncing stage, and even once they get into custody. things are different for them. i think this case is an example of that. >> faith? >> what's so amazeing is obviously they're looking to give him a second chance. when you read about what he did, it's outrageous. he put the safety of everyone on that plane at risk with his behavior. >> in the air. >> in the air. >> you and i fly a lot. >> right. >> it really can't be tolerated. instead of sending a message, they give him a slap on the wrist. is it really about what you did? or about who you are? clearly they're trying to give him a second chance. this is a young man who's had all the opportunities in the world. there's no excuse for him to behave like this. >> my thing is if you're going to give him a second chance you should give everybody a second chance. because what happened was so egregious and put people at risk then you should do that for him, too, areva and faith, thank you both for your time tonight. >> thanks thanks rev. >>> st

nancy core tess is on capital -- nancy core advertise is on capitol hill and only on cbs this morningl zoo for a look at a major milestone in pan take life -- panda life. bao bao is leaving his mother. we'll see you for the news this morning at 7:00. >> when you have to leave the nest, you have to leave the nest. >> part of growing up. part of growing up. >> have a good morning. >> nice to see you guys. take care. >> thank you. >>> it is 6:47. he hasn't left the weather center in days i think just painting the town yellow. >> yellow. yellow alerts. we have one today, tomorrow, thursday. so, yeah, the next few days we're all over the place. and where we end up by thursday, maybe -- may be wonderful or terrible, depending on your perspective. could be very big snow in spots on wedz. andrea says what do you mean very big. six inches or more, maybe eight in a few spots. >> in d.c.? >> north and west but it's not out of the question in d.c. but probably north and west has a better chance of that. weather wise, let's talk about today. we do have a little bit of sleet, freezing rain and rain

. >>> could apple buy tess la? we'll take a look. >>> it is 5:13 right now. san jose says it's getting close to reaching its do or die fundraising goal. it's raised 60%. the deadline is midnight on saturday. company officials are being cautiously optimistic about researching that goal. >> and we're rooting for them. follow up right now. officials in san francisco are now considering several proposals as we reported on yesterday to cut down on cravings for sugary drinks. a city tax on soda failed last year. now they're trying something new. the most radical proposal involves slapping a warning label on all advertisements for soda and sugary drinks. other proposals would ban city ads on city property. if they approve these proposals, san francisco would become the first city in the country to require those warngings. the city council considered the idea monday night, but decided ultimately it was just really a hot button issue. palo alto only received seven complaints last year about short-term rentals. >>> sounds like some apple shareholders would like the wor

expanding these centers nationwide will build on the suck tess, and i hope this amendment is adopted in a bipartisan manner. thank you. >> gentleman yields back. the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for seven minutes in response. >> let me say i agree much of what you say, mr. dingell. we can compete with any one in the world if only we la get out of the waflt our government with its outdated, uncompetitive and burdensome tax code with our overbearing regulations stifle economic progress in this country. i think business is telling us very clearly what they want, and it's not more government programs. if you look at this slide, once again, this is about 35 oecd countries, we're on the far right, the highest corporate tax rate in the developed world. if you look at the first ten or so, they're on ragt at about half the rate we are. so what you're telling our american manufacturers is if you want to continue to operate here, you're going to have to carry double the tax burden. your government costs twice as much if you operate here as if you operate in any one of a these oth

fighters handing out food packages, that's why i joined with her and congressman conley and de san tess in commissioning a gao report so we can be sure the proper mechanism mechanisms are in place to spend our dollars most effectively i have to say, i've been shocked and truly dismade throughout this crisis at the lack of financial support coming from the international community. last year, only half of the u.n. budget was funded. these unfulfilled pledges of assistance led to the world food program to stop its operations while an emergency fund-raising campaign took place. this is unacceptable. i recognize that most of us were unprepared to deal with a protracted crisis. after four years, we are at risk of losing an entire generation. 5.6 million children have been affected. we've seen the outbreak of polio, simply because infants and children couldn't get vaccinations. refugee children didn't have the staff or resources necessary to shoulder these additional students. many have been forced to abandon school all together and find work to help support their families. women and children

tess tesla cutting jobs in china.hs issuing a buy on the shares of exxon mobil. the firm says the oil majors among the few that will generate positive. the same time that they were negative on crude. but they are positive on exxon. totally different investments. >> thanks so much for being here. >> blowing up my fashion sense with the shoes. appreciate it. >> that does it for us. we'll see you tomorrow. right now it's time for "squawk on the street." >>> good morning and welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm david faber along with jim cramer. we are live from the new york stock exchange. carl is on assignment on this monday morning, but we're awfully happy to be here with you. taking a look at futures. a poor day for the markets, at least if you're along on friday. you can see we are looking perhaps up a bit. crude oil continues to be an important part of our overall story. where are we on wti? we're below 50. and the ten-year note yield

and then from march 25th 25th through the 29th the city of new orleans will host a tess deswilliams literary festival. and the los angeles times festival of book will tapes on the 18th and 19th of aand will air live on booktv. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area. >> the constitution is as was finally worked out occupies the middle ground between these views. after months of debate delegates decided the government should have more power that paterson proposed bit less that whan madison proposed, and furthermore, it would depend more on local perspectives than madison wanted but less so than what patterson envisioned. that was not merely a splitting of differences. the framers blended divergent views and you can appreciate this if you read the notes on the constitutional convention. you can see them taking care to make sure that this compromise actually worked, that the different various pieces fit together into a coherent whole it was remarkable compromise for america of 1787. this was a people deeply skeptical of centralized power and fearful of creeping monarchism, yet t