by texas tech."everal minutes into the interview, we watched the stowe- morales relationship dissolve. morales walked out, then came back to disavow stowe. >> morales: scott, scott. yeah, you know, i think that just in the sense of... of using, you know, his... you know, using him to try to bring me down, i think that that is inappropriate. >> pelley: well, sit down and talk to me about it. legal experts tell us that both stowe and morales have broken u.s. law, committed fraud, by making a false claim. it doesn't matter that the procedure is done in another country. we wondered why the f.d.a. is not acting against the many stem cell con artists whose web sites are up for anyone to see. but the f.d.a. commissioner, margaret hamburg, declined to talk with us on camera about any aspect of stem cell quackery. many experts believe that the f.d.a. is outmatched. >> larry goldstein: patients need to beware. >> pelley: larry goldstein, a prominent stem cell biologist, and researcher doug sipp, are with the i

this is happen that texas tech and in sioux falls south dakota , rice university, and at vanderbilt in nashville. you have heard of what is happening. commercial station -- is being reconfigured with a non- commercial purposes. i am deeply disturbed by the land grab taking place which should be at protected space for community and irresistible broadcaster. this is an important part of changing the policy. the federal communications commission incurs the consolidation media and as as shredded just about every reform that was fought for and won in radio and television. homogenized music and in a timid constraints creativity, suppresses local talent, and detracts from our cultural diversity. thank you. >> i have been at a resident of san francisco 1993 cents. the closure of the station is having an effect on the economy. we give away tickets to shows twice an hour during every music shift and some of these were close such as --. most were add much smaller clubs. many of them to not have the budget to promote shows. for most of them, giving out tickets is the only way to advertise. the pro

. >>> former texas tech student arrested on terrorism charges made his first appearance in federal court today. it is the first time khalid ali- m aldawsari has been seen in public since being arrested accused of buying chemicals online as part of a plot to bomb several targets. khalid ali-m aldawsari's former roommates were surprised about the arrests. >> it was really amazing to know we lived next door to him. we didn't know anything whatsoever. we found out the same time everybody else did in america. so it is pretty amazing, interesting, showing. >> khalid ali-m aldawsari is from saudi arabia. he is in the u.s. on a student visa studying chemical engineering expected to plead not guilty at his next court hearing in two weeks. >>> well, tonight the noose is tightening around moammar gadhafi. as samantha hayes reports, with rebels closing in the leader is getting more desperate and more bizarre. >> reporter: protestors marching through the streets. moammar gadhafi who is struggling to stay in power appeared in t.v. blaming the unrest on international influence. >> we will defeat any fo

the texas legislature is expected to pass a new law allowing students and professors to father concealed handguns. reporters say they're responding to the virginia techssacre arguing that a gun holder can stop a massacre. opponents, including a university of texas president, say that that move is way too dangerous. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," some profit taking in asia this morning. hong kong's hang seng lost nearly half a percent. japan's nikkei rallied for a sixth straight day, gaining a fraction. alison harmelin has more from new york. >> the markets are closed for the holiday but will be open again tomorrow. several economic reports are due out this week, including new data on home sales, consumer confidence and the gross domestic product. the gdp number is a measure of what the economy generated last quarter. analysts are expecting a 3% boost, but the federal reserve predicts the economy will pick up more in the coming months. however, the fed believes the improvement will not be enough to significantly bring down america's unemployment rate. >>> on friday, wall street was able to finish the week on a high note. the dow jones industrial average

the supporters say the measure could stop campus violence like the shooting at virginia tech back in 2007. texas has 38 public universities with more than half a million students. >>> if lawmakers cannot agree on a new spending plan in the next few weeks we could see a federal government shut down. it will be the first one in 15 years. the senate is on recess right now and when it returns they will just have five days to pass a bill to keep the government running past march 4th. the debate is over what to cut and that is raging in washington right now. >> we have said shutdown is off the table. speaker boehner, mitch mcconnell, other republicans have not taken it off the table. >> we are not looking for a government shutdown, but at the seem time we are not looking to rubber stamp the high elevated spending levels that congress blew through the joint two years ago. >> if there's a shutdown the military stays active and government checks are still issued. however, new applicants to federal wroteprograms like social security could see delays. >>> in wisconsin this morning a call for teachers to re

texas. do you expect an impact from housing on job pickups in these locations? >> well, in these locations, the demand for tech professional, in particular is so strong that i think we're goinging to continue to see a vibrant recruiting market. the number of available jobs or postings are up well over 30% in most of these metro areas. in some cases up 50% from where they were a year ago so it doesn't seem at least for these technical sectors that what is going on in housing is really having much of an impact. >> tom: real quick, do you expect the economy to add a quarter of a million or more jobs per month this year sometime? >> i would tell you that i think that in the early part of the year that is going to be difficult to see. i think we are still seeing some of this recovery but i think as we get later in the year it is certainly possible that we'll see that. >> tom: scott, how about it, will we see that number this year? >> you know, i think towar toward-- toward as gautam said i think towards the end of the area it is possible. over the next few months it will be difficult to hit those levels. >> tom: gu

. >> if your not going to texas for the big game kron4 tech reporter has this we need to feel like you'rebig game. >> if you're thinking about buying a new tv here is what is hot and some advice on an new big screen. >> at the dri the new technology. and ladies are brighter, they have a better contrast from dark-light more energy-efficient cc on your bill. the bulbs last longer. they are really thin. let's have been elli e d t e is. because they are the hot thing they will cost two-$4 more than lcd or plasma. my advice aol e d if it's too expensive go lcd you can get a good one for $600 or right now at places like best buy. there's one thing you should know refresh rate is directly responsible for the quality of the damage. motion like a football game, if you what one that's best for sports higher refresh rate they measured in hertz. look for a number with h c after it, the st. l e d tvs are all the same tv, is 40 in., but have a different refresh rate. the one on the rate is 60, handles a blurry $900, middle who won 20, sharper, $1,300, left is to under $40, crystal clear, $1,500. 4 h ys

tech all the way. >>> well, the biggest game of the weekend and in all of football continues to gear up deep in the heart of texas. the packers and steelers will square off in the super bowl on sunday. this morning starts what we figure will be a super weekend in north texas. super exciting for the 120,000 fans expected in and around the stadium. super expensive for those still looking for a ticket. the going rate is more than $2,500. and for police, extra pressure to make sure things are super safe. >> we are constantly monitoring the environment around the stadium and all over north texas for any potential threats or any perceived threats. we are prepared. >> the nfl has hired 3,000 private security officers in addition to the force of local and federal agents in the area. >>> christina lorn loren is joining us. do you have a team you are reporting for? >> i always like to go for the most handsome quarterback in the super bowl. this year it is aaron rodgers. boy, that guy can throw. i would like to see the raiders in the super bowl next year. good morning to you. we have three-quarters a mile in santa rosa righ

texas state legislature is expected to pass a bill that would allow university students and professors to carry concealed handguns. supporters say it's the best defense against college shootings such as the virginia tech rampage that killed 32 people. but opponents say it would make campuses more dangerous. texas governor rick perry who says he packs a pistol while jogging supports the bill. >>> all right. our time is now 7:17. there's a new gallop poll out about who was the greatest president in american history. and ronald reagan is at the top of the list. reagan came out even ahead of abraham lincoln who was number two. many other recent presidents also made the top ten list including bill clinton, john f. kennedy and barack obama. george w. bush tied for tenth place with thomas jefferson. the poll officials believe that the recency effect is in play here meaning that people are voting for presidents they've known in their own lifetimes. >>> speculation this morning swirling about who's been invited to attend the royal wedding of prince william and kate middleton. invitations went out to 1900 guests. mostly family members and friends. we're hearing reports that elton john, kanye west and soccer sta

it has become a very popular spot for tech companies who are looking for a less expensive home and they relocate there followed by austin, texasshville, and kansas city. >>> there are reported pictures of apple's ceo steve jobs entering a cancer clinic. now, granted, they are in "the national inquirer" but wall street is debating if we have the right to know that much about the health of a private individual. >> it is a shunlg debate. huge debate. a private individual who also happens to run the country's second most valuable company. another good question this morning, is whether those pictures which have not yet run in the newspaper are legal under california law? radaronline broke the news of jobs returning to the cancer clinic. "the national inquirer" has the pictures. if they were taken on private property, johnson could have a case against the newspaper. california has a very restrictive anti-pop rat sa law. one way or the other, apple has more money to pay lawyers than any newspaper does. apple stock took a dive on rumors that jobs was back in the hospital. further ammunition for those who say mr. jobs' health should be

i want to comment my colleague from tech, former supreme court justice of texas in analyzing the legal issues as he has just done. yet another indication of why it is time for us to start over. and i join him in urging repeal and replacement of this health care bill. i'd like to speak just briefly about yet another reason why this needs to be done and it's a very specific example. it concerns my home state of arizona. and there are other states that are in the same position. i can speak to the specifics with respect to my own state. and it has to do with just one of the many burdensome new mandates. in the bill as we know, there are mandates on individuals to forever insurance, for example, as my colleague was says. mandates on families and companies and mandates on states as well. i want to talk about the mandates on state which with respect to the medicaid provisions of the bill are called maintenance of effort mandates or moe hasn't dates. let me describe what that it. the maintenance of effort requirement forces an unfunded medicaid requirement on states by denying them the full ab

texas. >> do you think people are actually going to do it, though? >> i would think watching that, i would not be logging on to my facebook page. >> here is what i say. tech gurus like jim bernard, he will sit there the entire game and he will be there with his twitter account. and it is an age thing. young people, remember they like to hit the young demographics, that's the point, the biggest purchasers who advertiser goes after and those guys will predict and they will incentivize you to take a contest and do this on your twitter page and follow this twitter link, or check this out and one of the things you have to remember too, as a parent is a lot of times they do ads that are morris kay that they don't show -- more, risque that they don't show on the super bowl but an uncut version may be on youtube so your kid may not be exposed to it because of the rules that govern broadcast television and there are no rules about that on twitter or youtube. that is another thing to be aware of. i mean look, will i go to twitter or facebook to check out what happened on the audi commercial or the doritos commercial for the million dollar lottery, no, i will not. >

texas que quieren armar a los estudiantes con pistolas de verdad. el republicano de san antonio, jeff... considera si tienen armas de fuego tragedias como las de virginia techsitario. >> a mÍ me parece muy mala idea, no tiene sentido andar portando armas en una instituciÓn. tenemos una policÍa preparada para protegernos. yo lo considero una locura. >> la ministra del exterior de francia... dijo que mÉxico debÍa extraditar a una francesa debido a que su salud fÍsica, mental y moral estaban en riesgo. las relaciones de francia con mÉxico se endurecieron después de la carcelaciÓn de una ciudadana francesa. >>... ex presidente del congreso de ese paÍs por nexos con paramilitares. el ex congresista que estÁ detenido desde febrero del aÑo pasado estÁ acusado de haber hecho pactos patagÓnicos con paramilitares y ademÁs de adueÑarse de tierras al noreste de colombia. >> guardacostas de colombia y estados rescataron a marineros que habÍan estado a la deriva por 24 horas en la costa colombiana. informaron de su posiciÓn a la guarda costera de estados unidos por un telÉfono satelital. >> el ex presidente peruano, alberto fujimori rdescansa en un hospital... aÑadiÓ que

texas gain more people in the last decade than any other state. >>> president obama friended facebook founder mark zuckerberg and several other high-tech leaders inan francisco last night. while discussing ideas to spur job growth. today, the president tours an intel plant in oregon. >>> and new images of the massive flare-up on the sun this week. the largest in four years. it was powerful enough to interfere with airline radio signals and will continue producing spectacular auroras with mostly northern lights over parts of europe, canada and the northern u.s. in coming days. that's the news at 7:13. >> that's gorgeous. >> spectacular. >>> sam, thank you. it did hit 60 yesterday. >> and wait. we're a house of records today, george. we're handing them out. everybody gets the record during the day today. or will be very close. let's talk about what's going on through a good part of the country. we'll focus on the northeast, a bit. from boston to new york, in the 60s there. washington, d.c. will be 70 degrees. in many cases, within two to five degrees of record-high temperatures. it will be close. and comfortably warm, beautifully warm, throughout m