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Tech! you can do that. >> but at schools everywhere especially those where science, technology, engineering and math, the s.t.e.m. studies are king, a more profound excitement is steadily growing. georgia tech president bud peterson. >> to be competitive globally, they have to have a workforce trained and educated in the s.t.e.m. fields. >> reporter: the white house knows it. the president wants to see 100 thousand dollars s.t.e.m. teachers trained over the next decade. >> the higher education is the single best investment you can make in your future and i'm proud of the students making that i...

The president wants to see 100 thousand s.t.e.m. teachers trained over the next decade. >> the higher education is the single best investment you can make in your future and i'm proud of the students making that investment. >> reporter: and all of this is not just about making the country more competitive. researchers found students in s.t.e.m. fields generally enjoyed better returns on the education investment with more job options and higher salaries. average engineer graduates can easily start at $65,000 a year. one of the five american jobs s.t.e.m. related, it's enough to make students an...

The media will be formally notified by tweeter. we will find out gender, weight, birth and time but not the name. that comes within ten days. the delay due to royal protocol. let's turn now to new reaction to the down fall of what has once -- what was once the beacon of american innovation and industrial might, detroit. that once proud city, which has been hammered by decades of job losses and population decline has become the largest cities in u.s. history to claim bankruptcy. this doesn't even begin to tell the tale of what lies ahead for 750,000 people who still call the motor city home. el...

During the verecession. chrysler and ford and gm are hiring. new factories are building built here to reach out on new american customers. they want key to the u.s. drivers. >> the next story we file under all things are relative. >> this year's anonymous winner paid $1,00 o 100 thousand dollars. the auction has raised 15 million but a director for the foundation said this year's low

>> he was car jacked shortly after reynolds called 191. he called the sheriff's deputy to report the diincident and no he too filed a claim for the reward. calls to him and his attorney were not returned. the lapd says some 25 agencies should agree on who, if anyone, should get the reward and that process could take weeks. >> chief beck has been very clear and vocal that he believes that a reward should be paid in this case. >> but the city of riverside has already withdrawn its $100 thousand contribution. saying the conditions of the reward, the quote capture and conviction of dorner, were ne...