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Romney. even the scripts with voters -- >> do you plan to vote on tuesday? what time do you plan to vote? what will you be doing beforehand? we know from experiments that having you make a plan and visualize yourself doing this in advance make to follow through on it. >> the campaign embedded several people from the analyst institute into the reelection headquarters in chicago. >> so what was the cave? >> the cave is where we put the analysts. >> carol davidson was director of integration and me...

In reference to your son. i need that information that you said you had about the receipts, phone numbers and the peoples names. if you could give me a call back at the prison i would greatly appreciate it. thank you very much. >> despite the influence at the prison, violence a rarely race related. >> this isnt -- you know, i watched "lockup" on california, where the aryans is parts of the blacks. we dont have to segregate. we dont have problems. even when we have instances where whites have had...

Its going to cost us potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars to integrate 20 or more different software packages with our shopping carts and we have multiple different shopping carts. we used the e-bay platform. we use the amazon platform. we have back end systems. >> dont you think theyll integrate it themselves or no? >> no, we have to do the integration. and we have to test it on multiple different browsers, multiple different operating systems, phones, tablets. >> right. and as a small ...

Years of war, disabilities that are complicated to diagnose, lots of types of claims from older veterans that have not been accepted before, too much of the recordkeeping being done on paper, theres lots of reasons. one of the big reasons is the fact your records when youre active duty in the defense department are kept under a totally different, incompatible system from your records when you are in the v.a., once youre a veteran and when you are out. today, that particular problem changed, mayb...

On paper, theres lots of reasons. one of the big reasons is the fact your records when youre active duty in the defense department are kept under a totally different, incompatible system from your records when you are in the v.a., once youre a veteran and when you are out. today, that particular problem changed, maybe. today the defense secretary chuck hagel announced that the pentagon is going to get a whole new huge system for its computerized medical records. that is in part because of the ho...

Been accepted before, but now they will be accepted. too much recordkeeping being done on paper -- theres lots of reasons. one of the big reasons is the fact your records when youre active duty in the defense department are kept under a totally different, incompatible system from your records when you are in the v.a., once youre a veteran and when you are out. today, that particular problem changed, maybe. today the defense secretary chuck hagel announced that the pentagon is going to get a whol...

Ebay comes in a close second, paying $6500 a month. exxonmobil third spot followed by facebook and google. notice a trend? those internships are mostly at tech companies or petroleum engineering. these companies need to fill high tech jobs like software engineers and theyll pay to get the best. something to think about as you get the college acceptance letters. remember, stem jobs are the future. theyll drive the growth of the industries that are paying the most money for students. the u.s. is l...

So for more on that in addition to colonel jacobs, way tonight bring in msnbc contributor and former chief economist and economic policy adviser to vice president biden jared bernstein, democratic strategist morris reed and republican strategist and msnbc contributor susan del percio. thank you all for being here. >> thanks, mara. >> thank you. >> jared, i want to start with you because the president is speaking to this group of business leaders ahead of his stop in costa rica. he talked about m...

This is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. good tuesday morning. were going to begin with whats being called a watershed moment in american sports. an nba player declaring himself to be a gay man. >> jason collins says hes endured years of misery, keeping his sexuality a secret. but now thats all over. our coverage begins with our abc reporter. >> reporter: jason collins is the first active player in major team sports to come out. in a first person account in "sports illustrate...

>> you look at the last year and point accurately to the remarkable transformation that weve seen. the subject of same-sex marriage. but i have to say, i heard this news this morning and i thought, really? the first? so -- >> it feels behind. >> great for him. you sports nuts are such lagging indicators. >> the sports world was the leading indicator. it moved society on integration. the sports world brought mainstreamed african-americans before society did. before our government did. >> but as w...