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Enthusiastic. its a different model from the traditional model and i think were going to be seeing more and more of that moving forward. >> what do you think of sort of the culture of compensation, peter? >> ive lived it. this is the way academia works. for the last 30 years ive observed in several universities what happens is about 55% to 60% of the faculty figures out how to rig the rules so they get paid and the other 40% dont. we have extraordinary anomalies in pay at the university of maryl...

together well build the greatest america we have ever known. where prosperity is grown and shared, not limited and divided. an america that guarantees that ours is the door that innovation and greatness always knocks on first. there was a time not so long ago when each of us could walk a little taller and stand straighter because we had a gift that no one else in the world had. were americans. that meant something different to each of us, but it meant something special to all of us. we...

starting from sweet 16 to the final four and now the national college basketball championship. two teams are in it to win it. news doesnt take the weekend off, and neither do we. cnn weekend early start begins right now. lets get to that developing story off the coast of san francisco. the u.s. coast guard trying to reach injured crew members aboard a crippled racing yacht. it is the geraldton western australia. the boat was hit by a massive wave that took away most of their steering...

socioeconomic level in this country to understand its future, its challenges, and its opportunities and why you need to know about india. how important india is to your economic future. christine? >> thanks, ali. health care reform is president obamas signature achievement, and at the heart of the presidents health care reform law is the individual mandate, the requirement that most americans either purchase health insurance or face a financial penalty. the vim mandate is designed to l...

challenges and opportunities and why you need to know about india. how important india is to your economic future. christine. >> thanks, ali. health care reform is president obamas signature achievement. at the heart of the presidents health care reform law is the individual mandate. the requirement that most americans either purchase health insurance or face a financial penalty. individual mandate designed to lower costs spreading them over a pool of individuals. after the supreme c...

Businesses and their customers so they, the business can do better, clearly florida is a better choice. >>neil: why do you have to make the haul to new yorkst you could have gone to any of the southern states but some of them have lower rates and better business environments than you, right? south carolina? why not make the pitch there? >>guest: well, first off if you like at us being number five and new york is number 49. so, the spread is dramatic. >>neil: you are saying new york was worth the...

that the cold war ended more than two decades ago. wolf blitzer is off today. im gloria borger and youre in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com the average price for a gallon of regular gas today is about $4. make that $3.92. our new poll shows nearly half of americans expect that price to hit $5. thats $5 this year and most blame the oil companies. president obama tried to hitch a ride on those sentiments today. chief white house correspondent jessica yellin ...

Border. before saying yeah, we should expedite the troop withdrawal. >> once you decide to withdrawal, expediting it makes sense. those who wish us ill are not going to wait. they will take advantage of it and will start striking at us more ferociously. once we set on the course of the engagement, its better to do it fast providing we can couple it with two other processes. the taliban will see pay off for itself in holding back. hopefully, the neighbors will try to create -- >> what kind of inc...

To use your words, military super structure is going to be really hard to take apart. >> yes. >> thats what you think is critical. >> we need a great military and we occasionally need to fight wars. i dont think we need 1,800 deployed nuclear weapons right now with thousands more ready to be deployed and thousands more in reserve beyond that. because the military has become isolated from our political processes, because we find it awkward to fight about them, weve made it easier for it to go on ...

But you make the point as well to use your words, military super structure is going to be really hard to take apart. >> yes. >> thats what you think is critical. >> we need a great military and we occasionally need to fight wars. i dont think we need 1,800 deployed nuclear weapons right now with thousands more ready to be deployed and thousands more in reserve beyond that. because the military has become isolated from our political processes, because we find it awkward to fight about them, weve ...