Mudd: Diplomacy won't stop Iran's nuclear program
Philip Mudd, a former deputy director of the CIA's counterterrorism center, says that Iran will continue to develop a nuclear program, and little can be done to stop them–even the use of military force. Mudd told CNN's Erin Burnett he's skeptical diplomacy will have any impact on convincing Iran to agree not to develop nuclear weapons.
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Rometty may not have a green jacket, but she does control the money
The CEO of IBM wearing a green jacket at the Masters wouldn't be very newsworthy, but this year, in the form of IBM CEO Ginni Rometty, the question of admitting women to the Augusta National has moved to the front burner. As Erin Burnett says, Rometty "didn't ask for this, but she has become someone who can make history."
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The next Google gadget: a computer you can wear
Keyboards? Where we're going we don't need keyboards. In fact, we won't even need a smartphone, or tablet, or laptop. Just slip on your glasses and go. Yes, Google's at work on a pair of techno-geeky goggles that will combine the real world with the virtual reality and constant flow of information available online.
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Whitney Houston autopsy report: 'spoon...white powder'
A just-released, 42-page autopsy report offers sad details on the final moments of singer Whitney Houston's life. The The report, issued by the Los Angeles County Coroner's office, lists the cause of Houston's death as drowning "as a consequence of (the) effects of...heart disease and cocaine use."
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Gillespie: 'Golf has a problem'
In an interview with CNN's Erin Burnett, Nick Gillespie, editor-in-chief of Reason.com, said "golf has a problem." As the Masters gets underway in Augusta, the fabled Augusta National finds itself embroiled in controversy–will the club extend an invitation to the CEO of one of the tournament's biggest corporate sponsors? Historically, sponsors are offered membership. But IBM's CEO is different. She's a woman.
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