dr. stephens met with kristen kohler from decoding dyslexia. i think the district and those that are really working to inform our staff are really looking carefully and listening openly to comments and how they can make changes. what i have, and i'm just looking at notes i have from drg with miss kohler he felt like she appreciated the comprehensiveness that is happening right now with the dyslexia pilot in san francisco. and also, some of these newer district wired sets of supplemental assessment have been put no place as well as some common mechanisms for tracking the impact of these interventions at our schools. there are new things being put into place. there are additional things being considered. the feedback of the coding at dyslexia is being considered and listened to, specifically for our tier 2 students and how we can implement structured literacy across the board for our students. absolutely something that we're looking at and we hope to have more information about. it's a work in progress. to me the bottom line is there are 800 kids

. >> stephen: yes, like dr. king, i have a dream, a dream where d nat can come together and be led by an old white guy. where do i find the courage? also, where do i find the pudding? i want pudding." ( laughter ) the pownt is-- and here's the point-- bernie's not young, which was pointed out on "cbs this morning" by john dickerson: >> you'll be 79 when you're inaugurated. >> yes. >> that's old, by the standard of presidents. >> yes. >> should people be concerned about that? >> i think, you know, when we look at people, whether they're old or they're young, you have to look at the totality of the person. i was a cross-country runner, a long-distance runner when i was a kid, and i've been running hard, in a sense, since then. >> stephen: yes, bernie's been running since he was a kid. and we actually have a picture of his middle school track team. ( laughter ) still looks great. still look amazing. incredible. but bernie insists that it doesn't matter if other candidates are more diverse, because it's not about hi

. >> stephen: amen, amen, reverend. the reverend dr. trevor noah over there. grew up in super religious catholics. >> stephen: yes, what was your. >> my mother converted to judaism. it was crazy for me because i had a bar mitzvah, but she didn't explain what that was, and all my friends were black and none of them came. if they knew it was a party people would have come. i'm like, "i'm having a bar bar mitzvah." and they're like, "what is that?" and i said, "i don't know." she said, "you're 13 and now you're a man." she didn't tell me want money part. when i tell my jewish friends now, i say, "i had a bar mitzvah." and they say, "how much did you get?" and i go to my mother, wrstles the money part. and she said we couldn't do the money part. >> stephen: are you jewish. >> miew mother is jewish. she threw me into the bar mitzvah. i don't think it works like that. you don't get grandfathered in. it's not like obamacare. i don't get to come in just because i'm under a certain age. >> stephen: okay, all right. ( applause ) all right, let's talk-- let's talk about t

stephen: you don't have periodontal disease. >> i had the most amazing pediatric dentist. dr.as his dental assistant, and they had like a little treasure chest that you could go in and at the end of your dental appointment. and they were just so fab task. and i have always-- you've got a good set of choppers there. >> stephen: very expensive. >> you d >> stephen: very expensive. these are rentals. these are rentals. >> well, you got a good pair. >> stephen: thank you very much. >> some people's rentals look like chicklets, yeah, yeah. >> stephen: like giuliani one for the uppers and the lowerrers. what is it about dentist tree? i want to get in there with the tools and drill around and be up to my elbows in other people's spit or you just like teeth? >> i don't think i thought about it that deeply. a lot of people, the first thing they see are the eyes. the first thing i see is the smile. >> stephen: oh! >> and i just kind of started... >> stephen: "regina, my teeth are up here." i don't know what that means. i don't know what that means. it's so nice to see you. "if beale str

barack obama, stephen groopman, discussed the preparation that goes into delivering the state of the union address. then, dr. anthony faucher of the national situation of allergy and infectious diseases talks about the connection between the anti-vaccination movement, and the recent measles outbreak in the u.s. be sure to watch washington journal, live at seven eastern, tuesday morning. joined the discussion. >>> coming up, a hearing on u.s. military operations in syria, and afghanistan. as president trump moves to withdraw troops from the two countries. they will hear from gen. joseph hotel, commander of u.s. central command. that's live at 9:30 a.m. eastern here on c-span three. >>> of the last year the world has seen what we always knew. that no people on earth are so fearless, or daring, or determined. as americans. and there is a mountain, we climb it. if there is a frontier the we cross it. if there is a challenge, we came it. if there's an opportunity, we sees it. so let's begin tonight by recognizing that the states of our union is strong. because our people are strong. >> the state of the union, fi

former speechwriter for former president barack obama, stephen krupin, discuss the preparations needed for the state of the union address. and dr. anthony fauci talks about the connection between anti-vaccination movement and the recent measles outbreak in the u.s. he sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. on the c-spany networks, the senate judiciary committee hears from traditional nominee naomi routh who has been nominated to replace brett kavanaugh on the d.c. circuit court. that is at 10:00 eastern on c-span. at noon, the house returns for morning our speeches and legislative business at 2:00. our coverage of the state of the union address begins at 8:00. on c-span2, the senate returns for more work on the middle east policy bill and land management. at 9:00 p.m., the state of the union address followed at 10:00 i reactions from members of congress. at 9:30 a.m. on c-span3, we hear from the commander of the u.s. central command on military operations in syria and afghanistan. over the last year, the world has seen what we always knew -- that no people on earth ar

stephen colbert. first of all-- ( cheers and applause ) thank you very much, everybody. happy martin luther king day, in which we honor dr. king's dream: 50% off at nordstrom's. ( laughter ) and i just want to start off tonight by just saying, in the words of martin luther king, "did y'all see the games last night?" ( laughter ) there's no way he didn't say that at some point. i think that's an accurate quote. he had to have said that at some point. >> jon: at some point about some game. >> stephen: i'll say one thing about the game last night, i know i seem like a jock, but-- ( laughter ) that got a quicker laugh than i'd hoped. ( laughter ) but i didn't see the games last night, either of the games last night, and yet i still kind of saw the games last night based on the number of times i've seen this, saints receiver open in the red zone. annd blammo! rams defender lays him out! blatant, blatant pass interference, right? >> jon: where was the ref? >> stephen: where was the ref, i have been told to say. ( laughter ) okay, i have been assured that's the thing you yell at this situation. >> jon: yeah, like where was he?

dr. ronny's back! because trump has chosen him to oh, the "he" in that sentence, of course, refers to either one of them. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now, whatever-- whatever-- >> jon: whatever. >> stephen: whatever his physical condition, trump's poll numbers are on life support. that has led a huge number of democrats to enter the 2020 race-- ten so far. "hi, we're the crazy democratic party, and we're going to get donald trump out of office. how? volume! volume! volume!" ( laughter ) crazy eddie. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: puch up the volume. pump, pump, pump. >> stephen: but it's been a tough week for the democratic field, and i'll catch you up in tonight's "doin' it donkey style!" first up, a woman who hasn't even entered the race yet: minnesota senator and woman realizing no one touched her dish at the potluck, amy klobuchar. ( laughter ) senator klobuchar is expected to announce she's running for president on sunday, but there's been a bit of a hitch, because, apparently, she's having trouble finding staffers for her campaign, reportedly because klobuchar's mistreatment of stafs i'm kind of shocked. i mean, i've interviewed amy klobuchar and she's so nice. this is like getti