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arnie, you have 57 of the barrels out there. you have sounded the alarm when it comes to unsafe nuclear power. what is the risk to the public here? >> well, some of those barrels are underground with the barrel that exploded. those, if they blow up like the previous one did will still be confined in that waste isolation project. so the other barrels, though, are above ground and still at los alamos, which is a major concern. because this material gets more and more unstable as it gets warmer. and, of course, we're heading into the summer months on the desert. so those barrels that are above ground, if they were to blow like the one that did below ground, we would have a serious public health effect. >> to kitty litter, that sounds pretty strange to a lot of people. how normal is that to use kitty it willer? is this customary? >> who would have thought woe be discussing kitty litter and nuclear power together? kitty it willer is routinely used in nuclear laboratories to pick up spills. and the old kitty litter was made with somet

he said the reason for that was the ledger is arnie in place and they had gone so far that they could not betray the trust of the people who are ready for the vote. they cannot measure the trust of the people who died in the genocide -- nor could they betray the trust of the people who had died in slovensk and other places fighting for this referendum. he said this will be held on the european side -- and great weeks of preparation have gone into this. the papers have been printed and at this stage it was far too late because the train has already departed. >> hasn't been difficult to be split between the pro-russian separatists and the russian president himself? >> i don't think this is too significant. as i just suggested myself, the train has departed. they have advanced so far that the stop the movement at this stage, even with vladimir putin speaking, is not possible. popular demand is so whipped up, by the russian media to a large part, it is difficult to stop at this stage. i don't think that you can talk at this stage of a split between the people here, and the russian governm

. >> arnie duncan, it is amazing, growing up in mississippi, georgia, gene in south carolina, to hearates like illinois are probably still segregated as well. why? what do we do about it? >> school integration and lack of integration reflects housing pa patterns. and when we do live close to each other, the schools reflect that. we believe education is the civil rights issue of our generation, we have to get better rules. things have gotten better, high school graduation rates are at an all-time high but we have so far to go and we have to continue to work with a tremendous sense of urgency to level the playing field for all of our children. >> what can you do to lower the number of segregated students in new york state? >> well, again, i think housing patterns reflect school education or lack thereof. that's a difficult one. we have to work to equalize educational opportunity. within of the things at the top of the president's agenda and mine is to increase access to high-quality, early learning opportunities. if we do that, we level the playing field for our children. if we don't do

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and sort of the idea was he would take on the teachers union to a degree and made arnie duncan the secretary of education. give me this sense of idea that the teach erpz' union are part of the problem. >> one, i don't agree they're part of the problem. i do agree all of us in the education formula have to do a better job. by the way, let's start with my ilk, the elected officials of both party overs generations who watched public school system go on with ineffective practices and didn't do a whole lot about it upon. my predecessor-- i had my differences with michael bloomberg but i give him a lot of credit for mayoral control of education. >> rose: which every mayor wants and he got it. >> and i give him credit and for making major investment in education. where i think he missed the boat is unfortunately there was a difficult dynamic between the teachers and with parents. that was not a necessary rift properly. and all of our predecessors missedly opportunity for early childhood education, and the most high impact. >> rose: glif them a leg up from the beginning. >> and figure out a way in w

education arnie duncan who testified before the house education committee, who wrote this bill, see that he's really excited to work on this since this is a bipartisan issue. >> i want to get your take on the article you wrote in week. the headline says, house set to consider charter legislation, key senators write their own bills. so is the senate version did it house will do are low it's virtually identical. there are a couple of changes, instance the senate bill gives a little more flexibility using aers in particular grant to cover the cost of facilities, and it would also steer some more money to charter management organizations, those are the groups that grow charters. operate more than one charter. it would steer more money to organizations than the house bill would. but those are pretty minor tweaks. >> alyson klein, covering education issues for education week, covering the debate on legislation, and you can read more at ed politics also on the ,12 blog there and on twitter politics k12. alyson klein, we appreciate you us.ing >> thanks for having me. >> i could not vote to viola

the announcement from eric holder and arnie duncan in forms districts they may be violating federal lawturning away students over their immigration status. federal guidelines layout which documents schools can require. >> same-sex marriage another hot button issue at the center of political battles. david boyce is the lawyer who took on california's prop eight. he talked about the important legal issues surrounding the battle for marriage equality. >> it's absolutely clear when you deprive the fundamental right of marriage, you hurt them emotional, reputationly, their place in the community, economically. the same kind of damage is done to the children that they're raising. the second thing that we set out to prove was the that depriving people of marriage equality couldn't help anybody. didn't help hetero sexual marriage, didn't help my marriage, the fact that my gay neighbor canned marry. there wasn't any legitimate public purpose. it was a product of discrimination, of belief that people were different based on sexual orientation. because that didn't serve any legitimate governmental

and i believe arnie duncan the secretary of education secretary spoke out and said hawaii is a star in bringing up the dropout rate and making it a greater rate of passing in the past. >> host: we will get a response. thank you, sir. >> guest: he is right. hawaii is a model. they are doing well in terms of their graduation rate and overall rate and in terms of the gaps i talked about. they are high on the list of gaps between now income and students with disabilities and the general population. hawaii is fantastic and congrats on going back and using these resources. that is what the report wants to hone in. how states are raising the graduation rate and how they are doing it and encouraging students to come back who may have been disconnected. >> host: our guest taught fifth and sixth grade. dino is here from georgia. good morning. >> caller: i went to high school in the suburbs and we had a year where we merged the inner city schools with our high school and saw a lot of good results from that. i was wondering if you have been intr -- introduced that idea? >> guest: we don't get too

of education arnie duncan. [applause] i also want to thank our members of congress who are here today. have them hereo and always en current all to focus onongress education and teachers. and i am thrilled to be welcoming all our state and national teachers of the year. round ofhem a big applause. [applause] good job. is a phenomenal group. in addition to being very good looking -- ( laughter ) best, and they'd be the first to say that they're only here because they're surrounded by outstanding teachers who give all to their students every single day. is a chance to thank not just the teachers on this stage across thechers all country. we really cab say enough about how important their role is in making sure that america succeeds. so thank you for what our children, and what you're giving our nation. now it's been a while since i in school. but i still remember all the made mel teachers who who i am, who opened the world up to me. who made me feel that maybe i had something to offer, and maybe saw things in me

arnie duncantary testified before the house .ducation committee >> want to get your take on the article you wrote in education week. is set to consider, key senators right their own bill." is drastically different from what the house will do? >> there are a few tweaks and changes. the senate bill gives a little more flexibility in using dollars. these are the groups that grow charters, that operate way more .han one it would steer money to those organizations more than the house. in for education week covering the charter legislation and you can read more on edweek.org and the politics k12 blog. twitter handle. thanks for joining us. on c-span tonight, house debate on creating a committee to investigate the 2012 benghazi attack. comcast and time warner testify about the proposed merger. the house today agreed to create a committee to investigate the terrorist attacks in benghazi, libya. for whathe stage politico calls a contentious summer full of hearings about whether the white house bungled the response to the strike. was split along party lines. the panel has bought for seven republi

the name of arnie duncan, the secretary of education, appears 30 times. that gives you a comparison of how many times the president has met with should seki. as we said, the general was on capitol hill to testify for the senate about what is happening. he was asked why he should not resign. .ere was his response [video clip] >> everyday i start out with the intent to provide as much care and benefits for the people i went to war with, and the people i spent a good portion of my life doing. this is not a job, i am here to accomplish a mission that i think they critically deserve and need. and i can tell you over the past five years, we have done a lot to make things better. we are not done yet. and i intend to continue this mission until i have satisfied goal, or i'm told by the commander-in-chief that my time has been served. host: veterans affairs secretary up on capitol hill last week testifying. if you missed it, we cover the whole thing of course. go to www.c-span.org and you can watch it there. at that hearing, the secretary also said he was mad as h

this is something that arnie duncan, president obama, many are supportive of charter schools.t should not be partisan. host: what is a charter school? guest: it is not bound by all the migratory albatross that ash all the regulatory albatross the regulatory albatross that we stick over your typical school. they can be innovative and flexible on still public, which means they have to provide access to all students and comply with academic standards. but they can go in and challenge communities and provide better .pportunities for kids some charter schools are very successful, some of them are less successful. one difference is that those schools can be shut down if they don't perform. probably the best indication of whether charter schools are making a difference is the fact that you have got one million families across america who are on waiting lists to get into these schools. as a parent, the most important responsibility you have is to make sure your kids have a chance to succeed. it, thell name of success and opportunity through charter schools act, to expand charter schoo

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the arnie is though it comes after america itself is being caught red handed yet again embracing online snooping the latest batch of leaks blames the national security agency for intercepting u.s. made internet routers and tweaking them for use in gathering intelligence guy nature can now explaining how the schemes believed to have worked for years the u.s. has warned everyone that the chinese routers and other internet devices pose a threat because they are built with backdoor surveillance capacity but the n.s.a. documents released by glenn greenwald show that the u.s. has been engaged in doing just that in doing exactly would accuses the chinese of doing glenn greenwald is published documents and photos showing how the n.s.a. routinely receives or intercept routers servers and other computer network devices being exported from the united states before they are delivered to the international customers the agency then implants back door surveillance tools we packages the devices with factory seal and sends them on this allows the n.s.a. to gain access to entire networks and all of their

people can can submit money to him and read about the case and you know he's he's he's a trench warrior arnie he's fought this on on a shoestring budget and he's continuing to protect our rights as americans thank you so much andrew arnheim or we really appreciate you fighting in the trenches we need to get this law overturned really push it on thank you abbie i appreciate you . coming up i'll speak with the seattle city council member about the fight for fifteen dollars an hour minimum wage. raise it is that is what idol started here the village. with it was at the exact moment eleven in the morning when the first seven tanks appeared to. move you have you know battle field weight loss of the soldiers. the budget they gave their lives for this land and they protected us. yes they took it over but sevastopol never surrendered there were no defenders left . so what's the president said i stop all came back home and. it has russian roots and nobody can deny that it's eight. lead. the a. try to clear. the luck a polling. place for the sure thing every minute lead the last lap the lead. like to t

terms arnie fictive dissuasion number of incidents around the school has dropped sharply over the past two years the city plans to expand the program to other areas . but the best way to escape the violence is to get a way to move out of the south side by going to college for instance but you have to be rich to go to university that four year degree can cost one hundred twenty five thousand dollars martin is such an angel would need of this studying occupational therapy the former soldier got the army to pay for his education. from the from the goddess. we thought it. was built on. when they moved out of the situation and out of the out of five in the way. it's not really. but for most youngsters in chicago's south side college seems totally out of reach tutors like ronald hires are working to boost their self-confidence ronald runs the african-american resource center monitoring and assisting students like martina's. a lot of students on a campus they're going to be far class in the suburbs right like you always with like baby boy. it to the wise to learn is so little time if we don't

street from silicon valley and from the democratic side the president and the education secretary arnie duncan have been big proponents of the charter movement and so some of the sources that i talked to within the party say that that has made it more difficult for democrats to speak out and really question whether we should be privatizing our public education system why do you think the democratic party has taken such a lead in kind of cement in this notion of privatizing standardization i think that's a really good question obviously there's a close relationship between a certain faction of democratic party and wall street and the silicon valley some of the people who are putting money behind the charter movement and i think there is sincere concern about our public education system which is warranted you know the. public education system is in dire straits that's just an honest fact but if you look at the reasons for that it's a clear resources problem and we have a crazy tax system where schools are getting most of their funding from the local tast tax base you have a system where s

nobody to give him any kind of pushback whatsoever so what you're saying is a bald faced lie dark arnie and as a result of your lies you just republicans are so low you're fueling the biggest crime wave in history you need to either commit ceremonial sucker or step down those are your two choices but stop abusing that you could put away that you are what is i say we looked at the guy for mad men so all the british women in their big three hundred lives are wobbling down sheffield's ways to say what condi couldn't do we should be out there protesting yes but here we have a situation of not only does it get to flatter g.d.p. and therefore the government can borrow more to commit more wars abroad to keep the flow of heroin and cocaine coming but also on the other hand you have a situation of a smash and grab here they're aiding and abetting a smash and grabbing of the assets of a small and medium sized enterprises across the united states across the united kingdom and the s. i mean these are where all the jobs are so they're destabilizing the economy that's relying on a situation where you