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And you see the reaction in the market. boy, this is something we really need to give some thought to, stuarts as you say, three words put together, explosions, white house, obama, and computer programs acting on their own based on those three words. stunning. >> the damage from this computerized trading were no humans involved can be much more significant than any damage in the old days when you had face-to-face trading and rumor got around. martha: yeah. >> you could handle that pretty quickly...

It. its called a psychologically important barrier and that all time important high is the granddaddies of all important barriers. computer programs are designeded to sell sell into the market. people get nervous. theres a whole range of technical, financial and psychological reasons, but the gis of it is its like the child who just thinks if i just push a bit harder, ill get there. it will get there, but im not betting my shirt on when. >> sounds like events from around the world are holding us...

>> and a binder full of women. >> a binder full of women for 400. >> shes the 111th justice of the supreme court. keith? >> who is sonia sotomayor. >> and if you read only one thing this morning i dont know if youve seen these computer programs. you send in the picture of a man and woman and it comes up with a picture of what their baby would look like. now a geneticist is giving us a glimpse into the royal baby of kate and william courtesy of "time" magazine. you have to see these picture. up o...

We are able to see that, but they also tend to be short lived. the remarkable thing was, when we took those out, that the solar variation, the fingerprint of solar variation was just absent. and then we looked for the other things, we tried various different fits to it. the shock, to me, was that the carbon dioxide curve was right on. at that point, i was -- i was very surprised. i had been -- i like to think completely open-minded, and so when we got that fit, in a relatively simple way, in som...

in the united states and around the world. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." the race for president of the united states is getting more brutal by the day. we begin this hour with mitt romney responding to a firestorm of controversy, surrounding his taxes and his time at bain capital. and hes accusing the obama campaign of stooping to a new low. our national political correspondent jim acosta had a chance on friday to interview romney. it was an excellent interview. >> ...

Of what conservatives describe. we are talking about are you making up law from the bench or administering the constitution as it was written in 1789? >> let me stop you there. this is the issue. right? if it were plain what the law meant as it was written then we could hire robots. we could code computer programs to sit on the bench. the only point is its difficult matters of interpretive work. that seems to stack the deck to produce the result you want. >> its more manifestly plain than you ar...

Other procedures. lisa olson reported on this for "the houston chronicle." were talking about some issue was computer programs but theres also a concern that certain groups are being targeted, particularly people who might vote for democrat or president obama. >> i didnt find any evidence of that in my reporting, but there certainly are lawsuits that have been filed both in harris county and in galveston county in which democrats and other groups are making those kinds of allegations. i was look...

navy fighter jet in virginia. the good news today is that every single person is accounted for. moments ago the navy called this a miracle. when you look at the damage done after the f-18 hornist slammed into an apartment complex in virginia beach and burst into flames, you can see why the word miracle is being used. so much damage. it took until today for rescue crews to vouch for everyone on the ground. crews had to go door to door. >> yes. >> okay. >> police. anyone in here, get out...

University have used computer programs to catch cheaters, students who plagiarize others work. and the idea is to weed out cheaters before they get accepted. casey stegall live in los angeles with more, casey. >> good to see you. researchers at rutgers university recently polled about 200,000 college students across the country at roughly 40% of them admitted to using the internet to plagiarize their homework or entrance exams and now, there is this new computer program designed to combat the pr...

You should celebrate it on march 1st because technically you really werent born yet. >> shepard: jennings says he compromises and celebrates twice. but its clear he relishes his rare day. >> at love people who know me for years and years say i have retained my youthful look. i say thats why. because i really dont age. [ laughter ] >> some leapers as they call themselves say they have run into some bureaucratic i since several computer programs dont even accept february 29th as a valid date of bi...