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Initially, they came out, and it sounded like this virus had been altered, it could travel easily from human to human, but later they made statements that led them to believe that it probably isn't that danger. and, plus, the information has already spread to our top scientists, it's already or seen the papers. i spoke to lori at the council of foreign relations and she says, a, no science should be curtailed and, b, this particular virus is probably not that deadly. let's watch what she has to say about it. >> the man who's the current editor of science magazine fully published a paper that d...

a fellow at the institute of politics at harvard's kennedy school of government. and steve moore is with us for the first time. economics writer for the "wall street journal" editorial page. thank you for being with us. our "starting point" is super tuesday, of course. ten states will go to the polls today. there are 419 delegates up for grabs and potentially 2 presidential campaign on the line. if you look at the map of today's super tuesday, contest, newt gingrich says he's going to win dpnlg and polls are supporting him on that. rick santorum says he's going to do well in tennesse...

Cut transportation funding by a third. remember when the bridge in minnesota collapsed with all those people on it? there was a big human cry how can this happen in america? >> bret: the ntsb determined the bridge nail your was due to design error. the report stated that on the day of the collapse, repair work was underway and four of the late travel lanes were closed to traffic due to ongoing repairs. arizona republican governor jan brewer surprised some in her party by vetoing a bill to allow guns on to college campuses and requiring proof of citizenship for u.s. candidates. brewer said th...

Their three-point plans for 2-dollar a gallon gas. you remember that, drill baby drill, and we were going through all of that. and none of it was really going to do anything to solve the problem. there was a lot of human cry, a lot of full ma naturing and hand ringing, but nothing actually happened. imagine that in washington. [laughter] >> the truth is none of these gimmicks, none of these slogans made a bit of difference. when gas prices finally did fall it was mostly because the global recession had led to less demand for oil.

And they are supporting the rest of the people in the rest of the city, especially what is going on in cairo because what is going on in cairo is a real human cry. what has happened with the beefing up and the camels and the horses, the young people have insisted, now, to get angry and they have become more determined and they are staying up all might and staying open until tomorrow and friday is a very big day again, it will be millions of people that will be joining the protests. >>neil: what do you young people want? people like yourself? was the problem that mubarak did not leave immediate...