i think arnie duncan has done a good job and he's clearly had the unmitigated support of the president. >> rose: and the former governor of florida. >> our path, we have a different approach as it relates to school choice and we need to accelerate more provocative reforms. having said that any elected official in the world today that appears so dysfunctional challenges a court constituency not on their opponent but their own core political base we should pause and give them credit. this is the place where president obama has done this. rather than i don't have to play the game of being 100,000% against president obama i got a long list of things i think he's done wrong. with a civility and respect i will point them out when asked but the things i think he's done a good job on i'm not going to say just no, no. >> rose: the president of the united states says that his foreign policy in part is modeled after the foreign policy of your father. president bush 41. >> i don't think he's been as good at it if it's modeled after it. i would argue in some ways by reality kind of seeping into his

here and take you live to the white house for president barack obama and the education secretary arnie duncan. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you, guys. thank you. everybody have a seat. it is good to see all of you. i love you guys, back. i have to say the -- i don't know about the choice of music coming in here, though. i love my marine band, but this is a young demographic for the piano cocktail hour. so, some of the most fun i've had as president is when i get a chance to talk with you, college students about the importance of earning a higher education in today's economy. i commit the east room isn't as rowdy as car michael arena at unc. any unc folks here? in the house. here we go. coors center at cu boulder. i have to say that most of you are much more dressed up than usually when i see you in your own natural habitats. but, our message today is serious. right now the unemployment rate for americans with a college degree or more is about half the national average. they earn twice as much as those who don't have a high school diploma. so whether it's at a four-year college or a commun

secretary of education arnie duncan and several cabinet members took to the court for basketball.ed to a strong performance by the secretary of health and human services kathleen sebelius and several others. they were joined by several women's basketball players from local universities and local school children. when title 9 was signed into law by president nixon and credited for putting women on a more equal playing field in the classroom and athletics. >> seems like the women's players are laying back a little bit. you're pretty good out there. >> i was back in the day, maybe. number 21. >> you got the jersey here. 5:25. time to check the forecast with christina loren. good morning to do a little movement of some sort. >> and marla's legs would inspire you to do so. best legs. i pretty much ever have seen. and i'm not being modest. she's got a great figure. if you want to get outdoors inland the heat probably kept you inside over the course of the beginning of the week. look at where our temperatures are going to stay as we head through the weekend and the beginning of next week

cost of financing student loan and white house is looking for compromise, education secretary arnie duncan said today much of what republicans put on the table isn't legitimate. >> not a serious proposal. not one we take seriously. if it's serious proposal we will entertain it seriously. >> bottom line, will the economic issues sway the young voters? when the fox news asked voters 18- to 29 who they plan to vote for. 52% said president obama to 28% for governor romney. others preferred a third party candidate, said they weren't going to vote at all or were undecided. however, when asked specifically by generation opportunity how they felt about how the president is handling the issue of unemployment for young workers, 31% said they approve. bret? >> bret: shannon, thank you. we will talk about the big recall vote here in wisconsin, what we know so far and what it means nationally. special edition of the fox all-stars join me live after a quick break. ♪ we all need it. to move. to keep warm. to keep us fed. to make clay piggies. but to keep doing these things in the future... at shell, we b

education secretary arnie duncan and other cabinet officials played against women from georgetown, andhoward universities. former and current w.n.b.a. players on hand. title 9 was a landmark law that prohibited discrimination on sex in all education programs and activities. it opened the doors for millions of women to compete in school and college sports. >>> the 40 of july is two weeks away and fire chiefs from across the region are urging peoplee works to the professionals. today bomb squads from montgomery and prince george's and the a.t.f. have a live demonstration of the dangers of fireworks. they say even sparklers and fountains cause 43% of fire work related injuries nationwide. they're urging anyone who wants to celebrate the fourth to go to a professional display. >> although fire works are pretty and we all grew up with fire works and we want to see fireworks, our kids want to see them, fire works are dangerous. >> just a reminder, fire works are prohibited in montgomery and prince george's county as well as alexandria, virginia. fire officials urge people in all other areas

voluntarily work together on some of these issues, to the credit of the obama administration and arnie duncan, they are moving farther than i ever would have thought they would've by now. texas is not taking part in the national sandstorm. those are two things i would suggest. there are some things that can be done by a private company better and more efficiently, but they do not include schools. >> we have time for one more quick question. >> maybe this is just a comment. it is something that project content disturbs me about conservatives. that is the fact that the income distribution has really gone out of whack in the last 40 years. the middle-class incomes have leveled off, and the upper incomes have really skyrocketed. i was just curious. >> can i say one thing about that? there are many arguments for that. the decline of union membership is very close to the decline of middle-class standards in this country. both the unions and the public in general have to think about this issue. as the unions are dying away, it is really not good just to have public employee unions and not private em

despite his former pro ball status, education secretary arnie duncan seemed to hang back, let the othershine. among the standout was health and human services secretary, kathleen sebelius showing she's got game on defense. the real administration mvp was u.n. ambassador susan rice. she may be vertically challenged, but check out these ups. according to my sources, rice has leaped to front-runner status, bypassing john kerry as the most likely contender to replace hillary clinton as secretary of state, if there is to be a second term. >>> see if you can match that, lebron. we'll be right back. telephone rings ♪ hello... ♪ what the... what the... what the... ♪ are you seein' this? ♪ ♪ uh-huh... uh-huh... uh-huh... ♪ ♪ it kinda makes me miss the days when we ♪ ♪ used to rock the microphone ♪ back when our credit score couldn't get us a micro-loan ♪ ♪ so light it up! ♪ even better than we did before ♪ ♪ yeah prep yourself america we're back for more ♪ ♪ our look is slacker chic and our sound is hardcore ♪ ♪ and we're here to drop a rhyme about free-credit-score ♪ ♪ i'm singing free-credit-sc

education secretary arnie duncan accused them of dysfunction.for a look at why the student loanish jew is still in limbo in -- issue is still in limbo in congress, bob cusack. >> very busy week. >> let's talk about this, i have to admit, this is one of those issues that makes me fairly furious because, it seems to me easy you hear politicians on both sides saying oh, yeah, this has to be done we don't want to impose this hardship on our young people, why isn't it getting done? >> going down to the wire again. both party leaders certainly there are some tea party republicans that don't want to do this for the most part they want to get it done. senate democrats came up with closing a tax loophole to pay for billions the school will require that was called a tax increase by republicans they tried to slash a health care fund, nonstarter for the white house. here we are, another deadline, going down to the wire i think they will get it done but we are in the heat of an election year we will see. >> i understand it has to be paid for somewhere but wh

. >> stephanie: and they joined shaun donovan of housing and arnie duncan of education.equality. >> caller: we could blame joe biden for it really. he was the first to come out. we're out of 7 of 17 cabinet members. joe biden had to say that he was sorry for coming out before the president. maybe her they're waiting slightly for them to come out. we're holding on for the full 16. >> stephanie: i have to tell you, lucas, i was at the gay lbgt event for the president a couple of nights here in beverly hills. >> caller: nice. >> stephanie: i got to to tell you it was amazing. just when he came out there had to be a five minute standing ovation and the love in that room and people yelling out thank you. the energy, do you think that will translate in november. >> caller: the amount of money that gay people are giving to the president is enormous. i haven't done all the adding up yet but it's millions and millions of dollars. the bundlers, the big money gives to the president a lot of them are gay, a high proportion of them. >> stephanie: yeah, i mean, i have to say it really