welcome, everybody. as i mentioned we re at chez bouchon. we move right to the cake in is actually what i like to have for breakfast. this is a pistachio cake. the owner, everybody calls him b but his name is robert. he makes this for his mom every year for her birthday. this is a green cake with slightly green icing. we re going to try that this morning. i like that, sugar to get us going. we re really talking this morning about a historic night in new hampshire. and yesterday we were talking about what was going to be a historic night and, of course, it happened as many people predicted. mitt romney is the first non-incumbent republican to win in iowa and then right in new hampshire. he did it very convincingly, with 95% of the votes counted, romney had 40%. ron paul had 23%. jon huntsman came in third at 7 17%. the rest of the field, gingrich with 10%, santorum with 9%, rick perry has had that 1% number really for the last week plus. john conley of the 21st century. wh
but our concern and my concern is to make sure that the university and all of the people that are there were operating in accord with our constitution and our by laws which try to hold everyone to high ethical standards and to make sure that the university itself is in control of its program. so issues of appropriate ethical conduct of all the people in the program and institution s ability to control that program are what we re looking into. there are reports that they re not sending investigators to the campus. what can you do from afar? first of all, we ve got to let the criminal justice system look into the facts. we want to get into the path of the criminal investigation, will be able to use the information that comes out of that investigation and then also the information that comes out of the investigation, the board of trust trees has just launched to help us make an initial judgment. if that s insufficient then will