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i also want to stress that i do not think any of these proposals by nea are in the same form that they were on the day that i first proposed them. before each of these proposals we have gone through an extensive -- extensive process of dialogue and negotiation and compromise among the many stakeholders. i have done this in the way that i have approached legislation generally. you put out a proposal, you have a discussion and negotiation, and you come up with something that we can put into law. in terms of these specific proposals -- and i will not go to all of them, but the most significant ones. one is to require that before an historic district is created, we actually engage in a formal survey with the proy

nea's fault. >> yes. >> really?-- you know, our days okay, the teachers were selected by a -- we had a -- neighbors -- we all hired the teachers for our schools. okay? >> uh-huh. >> now if a school teacher did not performance, we fired her for whatever. >> okay. and they had no protections of any kind? >> why do you need protection if you do your job. >> you just had a possy of neighbors -- who judges the performance? >> we're talking about the real world -- >> how do you determine the performance of the teacher? is it by the grades? >> no, you don't do that. >> how do you do it? >> you have sort of a spiedy thing. >> you can tell how the kids react. >> how the kids react? >> yes. if the kids are coming home -- like myself i was not much of a studier -- >> oh, really couldn't tell. >> i bet you couldn't. but the whole thing is that -- >> all right. terry, sorry we're out of time. >> i'm not a smart man -- >> that is kramer hiring the teachers -- >> depend on what the kids tell you about the teacher. >> sure. >> all

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going to meetings where they could be perceived as giving legitimacy hannelore kraft and -- pasok and nea dimokratia. they have no part -- gave no problem attending -- have no problem attending a meeting or all parties are present. >> they would basically have a referendum on staying in the euro, right? >> that is correct. the still waters are going on to that very question. the election, if it happens, will be on june 17. that would be asking greece -- do you want to stay with your rope, or do you want to exit the eurozone -- stay with the euro, or do you want to exit the eurozone? that would be the question. >> a very big question is. thank you for joining as. meanwhile, finance ministers have been holding talks in brussels. no surprise, greece is at the top of the agenda there. >> the trouble is, no one knows what would be the fallout if greece decided to leave and the stakes are high. >> some say a departure by greece would mean the end of the single currency. >> european finance ministers have been sticking to a hard- line approach, saying greece must stick to the term of the bailout

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now, this low pressure system will be moving towards the northeast, so in and around nea these regions you may feel a few light showers. but the rest of the country, clear, sunny skies and temperatures will be on the rise. different story here in central china, however. the ongoing heavy downpours are just persisting. and in and around guangzhou province, we have a report of 165 kilometers in the past 24 hours. 35 millimeters reported in the span of one hour. and these torrential rain will be continuing, we may see about 250 millimeters of isolated amounts in and around guangzhou province where the flooding situation is not alleviated yet. we're worried about the further flooding, mud slides, landslides in these regions. temperaturewise, chongqing, 20 degrees. tokyo, 27. as i mentioned, it is a leap from what we saw today, which was about 16 degrees. all right, moving over to the americas now, let's talk about the tropical storm that has developed here south of mexico. it is called bud. and it is moving in a northwesterly direction at the speed of 19 kilometers per hour as of now. look

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but you mentioned the obama deal at the beginning is the nea runs the state of vermont. they control our democratic party, they control the legislator. and they call the tunes so some of the highest paid people in vermont are members of the nea surprise surprise. guest: the teachers unions do have a stranglehold on education in most american states. and let's be clear. they're a union that represents their members. their interest is doing the best for their members not for students. and in point of fact their interests sometimes do not coin side. we had an experience in our hometown of virginia with attempting to get an incompetent teacher fired from our local high school and it took years. and years. for nine years he was able to withstand a steady procession of parents complaining theap wasn't doing his job, wasn't showing up. and it's exceedingly difficult. so what we were told and an experience that lots of americans have had in other parts of the country as well is that the teacher has a right to the job rather than the students having a right to the best education.

that is why i never ledge i nea fraternity. >> they wouldn't have let you in. wouldn't have gotten into a sorority. you are too much of a smart mouth they wouldn't have let you in the fra terpity. good to see you, geraldo. >> when we come back. a factor flashback. o'reilly taking on the far left campaign that wants to been a the word illegal when it comes to illegal aliens. >> ted nugent loses his cool in an interview. we will show you the tape. those reports, after these messages. >>> thanks for staying with us. i'm laura ingram in for bill o'reilly. in the factor flashback segment tonight a push from some on the far left to drop a word often used debating immigration issues. and what is the word? roll the tape. >> call allege person i will takes away their humanity. real of course about immigration and rights. >> illegal aliens in the country including many murderers and rapist,. >> it is racially charged, legally inaccurate. >> it is a way of legitimate legitimatizing violence against a group of people. >> we can stamp out this. no human being is illegal. le

romney has said that he's -- he has had a pretty contentious relationship with the national -- the nea said that they were appalled. 24 has been a tough love relationship and the president has shown some courage here. mitt romney again going back to what would it actually look like if we look at his model of education when he was in massachusetts, he was the bain capital approach to education. of course what you got was higher tuition and lower service because if you're trying to have a profit, that's what you do. but we want more than profit in our education system. >> indeed we do. final question to all of you, sum up for me if you can, what kind of a week has it been for romney, as against the president on bain and the policy of education? >> a lot of people are getting out of school this week, a lot of people are looking at their summer internships and the first rule is don't puff your resume, you can ask the ceo of yahoo and you can ask the intern class about it. mitt romney did have in regards to yields and returns which is something that wall street cares about is a perfectly pe

that is why i never ledge i nea fraternity. >> they wouldn't have let you in. wouldn't have gotten into a sorority. you are too much of a smart mouth they wouldn't have let you in the fra terpity. good to see you, geraldo. >> when we come back. a factor flashback. o'reilly taking on the far left campaign that wants to been a the word illegal when it comes to illegal aliens. >> ted nugent loses his cool in an interview. we will show you the tape. those reports, after these messages. having one of those days? tired. groggy. can't seem to get anything done. it makes for one, lousy day. but when you're alert and energetic... that's different. you're more with it, sharper, getting stuff done. this is why people choose 5-hour energy over 9-million times a week. it gives them the alert, energetic feeling they need to get stuff done. 5-hour energy...when you gotta get stuff done. >>> thanks for staying with us. i'm laura ingram in for bill o'reilly. in the factor flashback segment tonight a push from some on the far left to drop a word often used debating immigration i

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scott sandell is with nea just ranked number 14 on forbes' mightest list of most powerful venture capitalists with a focus on enterprise, i.t., electronics and china. scott, welcome, good to have you with us. >> thanks so much, tyler. it's a pleasure to be here. >> after facebook, what's the next big area? is it the cloud? what? >> well, clearly everybody's focused on the cloud. but i think the cloud is really about infrastructure. it's about the inventing and reinvents of all the infrastructure that makes up the net. it started with google when they discovered they would be so big none of the existing technologies would work for them. so they decided to hire thousands of brilliant engineers and re-invent everything for themselves. once they did, they showed it could be done. but they saved that mostly for themselves. so there's a whole new wrath of start-ups that have created and served them out. including facebook. fusion io went public about a year ago has been a big vendor to facebook and apple and other cloud vendors. >> which companies of the ones that you're looking at in the cloud are

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does at believe the nea good job, just the fund-raising arm of the democrats. host: more political story this morning -- stories. has --day and here's a bit more on the peace in "politico" on mitt romney in massachusetts, a loss years -- there's quite a bit more if you want to read it for yourself. now from tennessee, wes is on our independent line. hello. not there. let's try hagerstown, maryland. the republican line, leticia. caller: good morning. i trust the republican party more. i believe our party wants to do a host of things. we want to decrease public education, but we also want to support a charter schools. for instance, i grew up in southeast in a very bad part of the city. my children, because of the charter schools and the vouchers and things of that nature, they were able to attend christian schools, which made a big difference in their lives. the caller before me, carol, i beg to differ with her. it's not a scam. charter schools are for the poor people. but the democratic party in the city that wants to take money and funds away from the poor peop

guest: nea represents teachers. there's not enough money from their point of view going into education and they would like to get more in. i do not understand that tweet. host: it sounds like money that could be spent on education is spent on lobbying. guest: the two do not connect with each other. the federal government spends money on education. thene nea would like to have moe spent. it is not lobbying that stops it. people are saying we're getting in the way. that person on the motorcycle parade that they have, they have a loud voice. i want them to continue to have that. i want the other caller, i want her to be speaking out. they do not need to hire -- when people do need somebody with experience, somebody who knows the process, they can hire a lobbyist who will make their voice more effective. host: donna, from baltimore, maryland. caller: i agree with your previous caller. why should we have to agree with you or hire you? he should not be involved in the process. you donate to both candidates, or both partie

all that has changed very much as you might imagine with the vc firm, nea, and the experiment fund.backed by the fund. mier left harvard in his junior year before launching push 44. a harvard grad and ceo jim and michael shader graduates later this month. welcome to all of you. i'm going to start with you, ma. it started on the harvard campus. what are your thoughts on a day like today? >> i'm very excited. i think it's validation that the social media and people love sharing, which is very important for a company like ours. >> what do you hope for your future? i mean, do you think that you could have that type of success? what are your hopes for your particular projects? >> yeah. i'm working very hard to push 44 to make sure that we are successful and able to make referrals kind of part of the social media mainstream. >> all right. tell me about how difficult or easy you have found the process of not only inventing new businesses, but taking them to the next level to the next platform. and have any venture capitalists contacted you about your ideas? >> yeah. that's a really great p

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. >> she is with the nea, chris with -- rob page called the terrorist organization. >> yes.said is only about 40 years old. >> yes. >> but it has been around since the 1800s. >> the right-wing guy that called and said i remember when the neighbors used to pick the teachers and we would fire them when we wanted to, and if the kids liked them then it was good. >> and if they didn't like them we would hang them from the highest tree. >> yeah his plan was to let like glass cravitt's choose the teachers. >> or the kids. the kids can tell you who they like. >> you will not find a 15-year-old to incult that woman. >> let me get to the happy clappy news. [ nbc "nightly news" theme ] >> go black people! it's your birthday. obama's support of gay marriage has triggered a dramatic shift in the black voters. that is leadership. it has done exactly the opposite of hurting him. we haven't seen this in polling history, this dramatic shift in history. >> i think there are a lot of block folks who felt this way for a long time. and it empowered them to come out of the closet in support of ga

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dennis van roekel from the nea.me back. >> this is the bill press show. ♪ >>i think you know which one we're talking about. the overwhelming majority of the country says"tax the rich, don't go to war." >>just wanted to clarify that. on the next gavin newsom show: google's sergey brin and anne wojcicki give gavin a hands on look at google's glasses. >>that's facinating. ♪ >> heard around the country and seen on current tv this is the bill press show. >> thirteen minutes before the top of the hour, dennis van roekel, president of the national education association, our guest in studio. major garrett from the national journal will be here as a friend of bill in the next hour. major and i will be talking to john nichols from the nation magazine out in madison, wisconsin, the recall less than a week away now. dennis, the other issue, in addition to salary the issue i hear most about, of course, the issue that the republicans particularly but not just complained most about is tenure that the problem is teachers get in, th

. >> what's been interesting about -- and i'm glad, you know, in the last few days nea, aft and fta,oth national unions and our union down in florida put out a very strong statement yesterday about not only needing to get to the bottom line of the investigation, but, also the larger question of how in our society, we make sure there is a deep respect much all of our people. and, you know, so teachers have been talking about this. and, you know, you have these amazing conversations with people about what the effect of racial profiling is. and, you know, and that's what we have to really combat. so i hope that the department of justis does the invest gauging they must do but our role as schoolteachers is to keep our children safe and start teaching. we do it all the time. >> right. >> what should happen in schools is we should actually stop with the test fixation and start with a learning and a teaching and an understanding fixation. >> that's what our school should be about. and that's why we have common public schools. but it is -- it's been -- it's not just a strategy. it's the -- b

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and the house at five fy 1313 nea delegates responsibility for worker safety in the government to its contractors. the changes -- the changes proposed if enacted would amount to congress concluding that and nsa does not need independent safety oversight and that is something with which i disagree. it would all but erased the board's independence and authority with respect to safety, oversight of facilities and activities. i think this is a really important amendment to protect the safety of our facilities and i'm happy to add my voice in support of the amendment and i hope that. >> the gentlelady yields that. any further discussion on the amendment? if not, questions on adoption of event offered by ms. sanchez, log 209, so many us are in favor will say aye. those opposed, no. the noes have it. the amendment is not agree to. will call vote is ordered. we will call this roll call vote at the end of the subcommittee mark. we will not receive it on the cement is where roll call call vote was ordered. the committee postponed further proceedings on the amendment offered by mr. franks, numbe

we have the president of the nea, dennis van roekel will be in studio along with major garrett and feliciastuff tomorrow when bill is back! >> bill is going to come back to a smoking ruin. you burned this thing down. this is awesome. >> what are you doing to my show? >> peter: this show looks like the book of revelations. women gnashing teeth, men wailing. >> shorts ripped and hung on the microphone. seriously, thank you both so very much for coming in. meredith shiner on twitter at meredith shiner for roll call. julie mason for sirius x.m. podis. i'm peter ogborn sitting in for bill press today. it was fun. bill will be back tomorrow. hope to see you then.

but if you are in the mind that you would like to have a somewhat sustainable project, the nea have to i am not saying it will not win or lose half the time, you will. that is what i call normal. if you lose every time, that is not normal. >> you are describing a situation where there is a slow bleed, once you finally realize you are about to die, you are pretty much dead. >> know, and it is when there is a fast lead that you are dead. >> what are your predictions going to be, the seminal moment, the catastrophic moment or something, the catalyst where the broad public or the political environment is going to realize something is going to happen [unintelligible] >> let me put this in an interesting way. i have spent a lot of time on boats and other dangerous situations. i have learned something about life-threatening crises. the earlier you realize your in one, the more likely you are to get out alive. for people that do not want to talk about it or recognize that the boat has a hole in it, i am going to suggest to you that we are in that moment right now. if you look at the economic c

there is a huge demand, and this bank be an opportunity to highlight what the nea -- and this may be an opportunity to highlight what the needs are for what you are doing. he made a comment -- he made a comment about the low, medium, and high risk analysis. every quarter, i last did the same question until we get an answer. -- i will ask you the same question until we get an answer. i hope that you can get the administration to respond on that issue. the last is recognizing that noaa has a certain role, but in this situation, maybe it is an analysis on how noaa response to the issues. we are in a different ballgame. we will be in meant for many years. maybe -- we will be in it for many years. maybe noaa needs a more active role. i hope you take that back. the record will be kicked -- kept open for 10 days for additional questions. i have a feeling we will continue to have a great discussion on debris. thank you very much. the hearing is closed. >> consumers are very frustrated right now that they're mobile devices are working so slowly. >> the universal service fund, competition for