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coming up, google executive chairman eric schmidt followed by xerox ceo ursula burns, ford motor ceo alan mulally, and eli lily ceo john lechleiter. first, mr. schmidt, who spoke at the university of california. he has both a master's degree and ph.d. in computer engineering from uc, berkeley. he talks about technology solving the world's problems in a speech that's just over 17 minutes. >> thank you, edward. and the best thing about greeting probably approximately half of the class is the woman who came in on her phone saying, "mom, i've got to go, i've got to go now." this is the new cal graduate always talking to her mother. now, it's great to be back here on campus. it's an honor to have been invited, and it's an honor to hold a degree from berkeley, and it's an honor to look out on this next generation of golden bears. now, when you return to a place of intense memories, you think it's a place that's changed so much, but in truth you are the one who has changed more. your memories will be vivid. things will look a little different. but you will feel very much the same. when you

cameras and the following locations in the coming days -- winans elementary, lockerman academy, saint ursula's. once the cameras are up, motorists will be issued warnings for the first 30 days and citations will be issued after 30 days. the blame game begins in the race for the white house. the weak growth numbers on friday are becoming essentia -- becoming a central issue in the campaign. hallie jackson has more in the "project economy" reports. >> mitt romney's campaign advisers are putting fingers at the president, while obama is blaming congress. the sunday talk shows were dominated by a dismal jobs report, showing unemployment ticking up to 8.2% in may. >> it adds a sense of urgency in terms of this year's election. >> the president's advisers believe the lawmakers. blamed makers. >> they have to get off their hands and stop rooting for failure. >> congress has not enacted in of ideas in that bill that would create jobs now. there is no excuse for that. >> romney adviser shot back, saying that what he is trying is not working. . >> this president came into office having no experience runn

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schmidt who spoke at the university of california at berkeley followed by xerox chairman and ceo ursula burns who addressed the graduating class of xavier university in new orleans. then we'll have live coverage of a nuclear non-proliferation conference on iran's nuclear program and the next phase of weapon reductions between the u.s. and russia. and later, the senate's back at 2 p.m. eastern to resume debate on a bill aimed at strengthening penalties against employers who pay different wages based on gender. >> the president has a hard time selling an argument of economic optimism when he is, when at the same time people aren't feeling it. the fact of the matter is what the american people know and the way they approach this election right now is they understand that we didn't get into this crisis overnight, and we're not going to get out of it overnight. >> the question isn't what the unemployment rate is, it's what the people in quinnipiac land, ohio, florida, what they think, what they think about their

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but why not get someone out of the box like an ursula burns at xerox, get a woman outside facebook ande are concerns about that board being too much in zuckerberg's pocket and she came over from google two years ago. they say she's one of the adults at the executive meetings there. >>> more on the ipo launchpad, does it make sense to go public anymore? not a question of if but when to pull the trigger. let's take a listen. >> being a public company is a natural milestone in becoming a very large and important company in the global economy. you have to you ultimately have to go public. the real question for entrepreneurs is when. >> brian, would you go public if you owned a company or keep it private? >> i would only go public if i absolutely had to. you go for two reasons, need to raise capital or too many investors like facebook. they didn't want to go public. you can cash out and keep the control. you can see the problems facebook had because they had to go public. if you can cash out and raise capital, why go public if you don't have to. >> what about you, killer? >> me, like being

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xerox chairman and ceo ursula burns.she began working at the company in 1980 as a summer intern and is now its ceo. last month she addressed the graduating class of xavier university in new orleans. she talked about her life growing up in new york city housing projects and her rise to become the first african-american woman to head a fortune 500 company. she speaks for about 15 minutes. >> president francis, distinguished faculty, alumni, students, graduates, family and friends and my two fellow doctors, thank you, i'm so proud to be with you today, and i'm so proud to be a part of your vibrant community if it's only for, even only for a day. you are unique in all of american higher education. there are more than 250 catholic colleges in our nation. there are more than 100 historically-black colleges in the our nation, but there is only one college that is both black and catholic, and that's the gold rush and the gold nuggets of xavier. [cheers and applause] what a special tradition. it's hard for me to be here without r