doctorate in food law from the washington university of politics and is now a member of the american bar association. he is also a law professor at the university of houston, texas, seattle and university hi the state of louisiana is in several levels of education , three to four myself abroad, in japan. and doing charity and public benefit work is an important issue that should be given the attention of school authorities from the point of view of a psychologist . participation in the future of a person and the country is particularly important. we should have a system to encourage children to work. for example, in primary school, i always said that in the summer he should come and report what the summer is like you did something positive. he wants to talk about having fun. he wants to talk about going to a language class. he wants to talk about something you did for the society . for example, a country like japan . very great, very wealthy family, but in the summer, you went to high school during the summer, you did this, you worked from door to door , you worked at the desk, we collected 105 thousand dollars . is that every student should get familiar

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i went to the university of houston. i'm a houston cougar.in it, go with the harvard of the south, the houston cougars to win the national championship. how about that? >> you know that's where i grew up, so i'm not -- >> houston rockets fan, bianna. >> exactly. you've got to have your heartbroken, but still have to love the team. i told you my 10-year-old sports aficionado filled out my bracket. brilliant. >> you're in good hands. andy scholes, excellent magic wall use. >> appreciate it. >>> tune in tomorrow night for cnn primetime "inside the madness." new ncaa president charlie baker. can the former governor transform college basketball? there are no college basketball teams in massachusetts next. that's tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern time. >>> it's the final few minutes of the trading day. taking a look. regional bank stocks have taken a beating after the svb collapse. we're just a few minutes away from the closing bell. i'm christine mahon. i'm retired from public health nursing and from the army reserve. my retirement funds allow me to

university of hawaii? >> ooh, university of houston. but that's not bad.stros. >> caitlin would be very upset with you right now. >> alabama. and the "p" is for pittsburgh. >> no, it's for purdue. >> you were able to get one. >> i got ku. >> not bad. >> how many people fill out a bracket before the tournament starts and how many people get it right? it's amazing to me that people would know all these teams. >> they don't. there are millions upon millions -- espn had over 17 million last year who filled it out. when you look at other brackets and combine it we could be looking at upwords of 40 million, 50 million, 60 million people. >> i feel there's a flaw in my character that i don't know these teams. >> no, no, don't worry about it. >> i should. i like to know who the characters are. >> i'm here to help you. that's the purpose here. >> so, what tips do you have? >> i just want to note that on the perfect bracket -- i wouldn't worry about it. because you know how many people get the perfect bracket? nobody. you know what the odds of getting a perfect brac

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university of hawaii? >> university of houston, that's not bad, they both have ages in it. the script a. i don't know.u right now. alabama. it's for purdue, it's for purdue. so you were able to get one. you got k you. not bad, you are not off to a bad start. >> how many people fill out a bracket and how many people actually get it right? >> it's amazing to me the people who know all of these teams. >> they don't, there are millions upon millions. espn had over 17 million last year filled it out. when you look at other brackets and combine, we could be looking at upwards of 40, 50, 60 million people. wouldn't surprise me. >> i feel that this is a flaw in my character. that i don't know these teams. >> no no, don't worry about it. >> no, i should. i like to know the characters. >> i'm here to help you. that's the purpose here. >> so what tips do you have? >> hold on, hold on, i just want to know, on the perfect bracket, i wouldn't worry about it. do you know how many people get the perfect bracket? nobody gets it right. do you know what the odds of getting a perfect bracket by chance? are >> no. >> one

i went to the university of houston, by the way. there is lot of different strategies.l or competitions. it's a lot of fun picking the first or second round and then finding the cinderella and bragging you got a couple wins. if you want to win, it's all about the final game right here. and it's about picking a champion? right? often than not, they pick the champion. there is a stat that can help you win. it is kenpalm. they measure a team's offensive and defensive efficiency. since 2002, every single ncaa champion is the top 40 in offense and top 22 in defense. these seven teams are already there. these are seven solid picks to win your bracket. they could get there. by the end of the tournament, they could win the tournament according to kinpalm. two teams you didn't see on there were gonzaga and arizona. they are not going to meet the tlesh thresholds. look at this map, since 1997, every ncaa has come from east of this side of this line right here through the middle. gonzaga, ucla, i don't know, they're over there. texas is also on the wrong side of that map. so who s

i went to the university of houston.mingham, alabama against auburn. do you know what the get-in ticket for that is? over $300 because alabama and auburn are playing there. so all of their fans are there. >> but they will hear you cheering them on from miles away. that's okay. if they go all the way? >> houston. >> see you at home. >> but you have to get there first. >> i know, i know. it is a great journey. thanks so much. >> all right. >>> all right. so this march madness season is going to look a lot different. it already does and that's because the supreme court opened the door for college athletes to receive paid endorsements. so you will see more college basketball stars across some very familiar grand. cnn business reporter nathaniel mir meyerson joining us right now. nathaniel, a big payday for the big dogs. tell us more. >> reporter: that's right, fred. this year college athletes, they're going to be featured in more brands with big -- some of the big endorsers. college athletes have been saying for years they s

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