at the far end is liz king, the director of education policy at the leadership conference. i would love to get started by, you know, jumping into this and make sure we have a lot of times for questions at the end. i'd like to ask you, chris, if you can sort of just give us a high level overview of where states are right now. obviously ccsso is an important partner in this process. talk a little bit about that work and where you see states right now. >> thanks, caitlin. it's a real honor to be on the panel with these three folks. i don't often get to speak with them. it's great to be here and thanks for inviting me to ewa. i think essa has been a devolution to the states as promised. 17 states have submitted so far. the rest coming in in september. if you're in a state where they've submitted you probably are pretty aware of their plan. if you're in a state that's not yet submitted there's a lot of work going on before september to define that for that state. there's two pieces i think we're most interested in, one making sure that as states set these plans we don't go back

and liz king. i would love to get started by you know jump into this, and make sure we have a lot of time for questions at the end. i would like to ask you krichri so if you can talk about the work and where you see states right now. >> it is a real honor to be on the panel with these three folks. i don't often get to speak with them. so it is great to be here and thanks for inviting me to ewa. i think essa has been a devolution to the states as promised. 17 state have submitted so far. the rest coming in september. if you are in a state that has submitted you are aware of their plan but if you are in a state that has not submitted there is a lot of work going on. there are two pieces i think we're most interested in, one making sure that as states set these plans we don't go to a time pre no child left behind where we were able to ignore groups of kids or poor performance. so before no child left behind, we didn't report out subgroups. so a school could just sort of skate by on averages or things

liz: comedian jim carrey defending kathy griffin. larry king also defending her as well. quote surprised very few people piling on kathy griffin. she made a mistake. she apologized. let's accept her apology and move on. we've got democratic strategist jessica. brie, what do you think of jim carrey's remark? >> yeah. i think he's being very dramatic in saying that the comedians are the last line of defense against the president. i think we have a clear system of checks and balances and also members of the press like you and me who are defending issues like this on the show. liz: isn't it also a comedian's job to be funny? >> that's all a matter of personal preference. i didn't like it. is some of the liberals didn't like it. she should have owned it and instead said i will never do something like this again. liz: and go on vacation for two weeks or something. >> yeah, have a little disappearing act. but let's her go now. she apologized. liz: we've got this story now. new weapon to fight deportation. a spanish language ring tone. let's take a listen. [speaking in native ton

king of prussia. i hope you packed your oak li liz. it's pretty brutal and will be the next 45 minute or so and also disabled vehicle out there on the schuylkill expressway near the con hocken curb that's been out for a few minutes mow and it's not slowing anything down. that's good news. and but construction will be. 422 westbound between 202 and 23 left lane will be closed between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. that's for a little later on that could cause slow downs on 495 construction that is slowing things down. it will be a brutsal drive if you go northbound. it's on both side of roadway. 45 headed towards whiming top. pa turnpike construction up there near norristown. left lane blocked up that way. doesn't look like it's slowing anything down. construction begins at 10 a.m. as wev boone tling you that's part of larger scale construction project taking place over 12 1/2 miles jim not good. >> not good at all. >> anything on the schuylkill is not good usually. >> updating breaking news a man is shot to death overnight in north philadelphia an

king these days. netflix is going to be spending $6 billion this year. lizow with netflix, netflix has a lot of off balance sheet debt. their total debt is veering toward $15 billion cash flow. and hollywood is going to share information about the 2 billion users. if you catch more millennial eyeballs for the hollywood scripts and that's the interplay here. stuart: keith, i heard some comments from you. >> liz is so spot on. that's amazing insight. they're going to share the information. and unless they line up, they've got an endless machine, get money and put it in content. there's no end game. everybody else has content and an end game. stuart: facebook is up a buck 28. 156 on facebook. i want to take a look at the price of oil. not because it's 43 a barrel, but because it's way down the last couple of weeks and that means we've got very cheap gas coming on stream. how big of a plus for the economy is gas that's $2.20 national average? art laffer. >> i think it's very helpful. this is amazing. the drop in the price of oil is extraordinarily stimulative fa