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former congressman, asa hutchinson, regarding the issues of guns in schools. welcome to you, mr.hutchinson. explain to me why the answer to a massacre at a school that killed 20 young children in this hideous manner and six adults, is to arm people at every school in america, over 120,000 schools. why is that the solution? >> i don't think you're quite accurately stating what my job is. what i said is one, it should be the decision of the local school district as to what kind of security you have in the schools. i do believe one element of that would be a trained, armed presence for schools that particularly have a particular risk. and today, we see from sandy hook elementary that virtually every school in america has some risk. and so a logical response to that is to provide greater protection and security. but this is a decision local school districts. my job is to bring some of the best security experts in the country together and look at what we can do better in our schools to provide parents assurance their children are going to be safe. to make sure this does not happen aga

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anyways, i talked to ron, executive director of asa, american statistical association. he said there's a special committee of the asa says going, they are analyzing this value added methodology. by the way, i myself just wrote a very simple paper but which illustrates very simple binomial model that explains why the teacher can be rated very high one year and be rated very low the next you. is because of the natural variation due to chance. >> that is a really terrific point. it's going to be with us, and it is. just a couple observations around your question. one is one of the fun parts of the book is using probability to catch cheating on standardized tests. that are private firms now, and the methodology are interesting were if you run the answer sheets to a scantron, there are things the flag cheating. so for example, a high proportion of the racers that go from wrong to right. and it tells the story, a huge cheating scandal where, i can't remember the numbers, the probability of observations pattern of erasure's they observed were someone described as the probabili

he said there's a special committee of the asa that is going to -- they're analyzing the value-added methodology. i myself just wrote a very simple paper -- i have not submit ford publication -- which illustrates very simple model that complains why a teacher can be rated very high one year and rated very low the next year. because of this natural variation due to chance. >> oh, yeah. that's a really terrific point. it is going to be with us and it is noisy. that's why i can like the description. a couple observations around your questions. one is one of the fun parts of the book is using probability to catch cheating on standardized tested. there are actually private firms now and the methodology, if you the answer sheets through a scantron, there are things that flag cheating. so, for example, a high proportion of erasures that go from wrong to right. you expect that to be -- it tells the story that the huge cheating scandal where -- i can't remember the numbers but the odds are -- the probabilities of observing the pattern of erasures they observed we are -- someone describe as th

. >> i think it was one of the first back gels -- gambles that n asa at the direction of the presidentk in order to establish that america was better than the soviet union. >> a big gamble indeed. after all, it was less than two years before that apolo 1 demonstrated how complex every mission was. how the smallest oversight could be fatal. nobody knew that better than frank goreman, a p oi nt man in the investigation. nasa taped him with the mission. >> i was called back, will you volunteer to take apolo 8 to the moon? i said yes, we would be happy to. we found out we would be going to the moon in august of 1968. >> we were sort of at the last minute, just several. months before we were scheduled to launch, but that is what we were asked to do. ours is not the reason why, but to do or die. >> do or die not just for the three astronauts. it was 1968 and it ended with a space disaster. it could end america's lunar requestsa -- quest to good. >> it occurred to me if it was successful we would be a monument to the failure. >> apolo 8 launched pr kennedy space center in florida. >> we have

so it all depends on how much available cast asa been preserved.tax rate that they're going to have going forward for their respective year. if you make $65 million in a year, you're going to be taxed at a pretty high rate. gerri: paying a lot of that in taxes. what would you tell him to do right now? we will be your advice financially? >> i would move to another state income-tax state or how would move to the bombers because a lot of people -- i mean, if you really have a lot of money you almost have to. gerri: that's just terrible. that's terrible to have somebody who is so critical to leave the country. you're upsetting me. i bet a lot of athletes to that at the end of the day. >> they actually do. gerri: thank you for coming on. an absolute pleasure. thank you. >> a pleasure. thanks for having me. gerri: coming up, a day of flag waving in the plaza. the 44th president of the united states took the oath of office for the second time. >> we are made for this moment, and we will seize it so long as we seize it toether. ♪ gerri: will his second ter

gifford spoke with the experience as a survivor of an asas sane's bullet. >> violence is a big problem. too many children are dying. too many children. we must do something. the time is now. you must act. be bold. be courageous. americans are counting on you. >> be bold. be courageous. more than a month has passed since twenty-first graders were gunned down at sandyhook. and the violence is continuing daily. this morning, while the hearing was under way, three people were shot and wounded at an office complex in arizona. reports there has been more than 1400 shootings. 1400 shooting deaths since the massacre at sandyhook elementary school. that tally doesn't include the heart wrenching story of the high school honor student and band member from chicago who performed at some of president obama's inug ral festivities just last week. 15 years old. she had her whole life in front of her. but, yesterday, she was sholt in the back while sitting in a park. near her school in the middle of the afternoon. an innocent victim of the gun crisis in this country. especially the crisis in chicago. th

that's why we ask former congressman and undersecretary of homeland security asa hutchinson to bring in every available expert to develop a model school shield program. one that can be individual lly tailered to make our schools as safe as possible. it's time to throw an immediate blanket of security around our children. about a third of our schools right now have armed security already because it works. and that number is growing every day. right now state officials, local authorities and school districts in 50 states are considering their own plans to protect children in schools. in addition, we need to enforce the thousands of gun laws already on the books. prosecuting criminals who misuse firearms works. unfortunately we have seen a dramatic collapse in federal gun prosecutions in recent years. overall since 2011, federal firearms prosecutions per capita were down 35% from their peak in the previous administration. that means violent felons, violent gang members and drug dealers with guns and the mentally ill who possess firearms are not being prosecuted and that is completely an

the attack happened in the same conservative province where tall began gunman tried to asa -- taliban gunman tried to assassinate a pakistani girl who spoke out against them. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> a sad night for many in brings you to, virginia last -- bristow, virginia last night as they came to honor a young police officer. he was responding to a car crash when his motorcycle collided with a mini van. the case is still under investigation. officer yung was 35 years old. he leaves behind a wife and three young children. >>> the very first same-sex marriages to be performed at the montgomery county courthouse are scheduled to begin at 9:00 this morning. yesterday marked the first day gay marriages to be legal in the state of maryland. among the very first to tie the knot, a couple who wednesday at the black walnut point inn on tillman island. they stayed a while in order to cheer on other couples, including clayton zook and wayne mckenzie. >> it was so quick to be such a ruckus through voting and everything. why was that such a big deal. >> this is trul

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lucky we got you early to speak about senator feinstein's asa assault weapons ban. but the pentagon is going to make this change is lift the ban on women in combat. this move will open up 238,000 jobs that were previously off limits to women, as we know from the facts, 152 women have died in the iraq and afghanistan wars. women now currently make up 15% of the military ranks. yet, there's still a large resistance to breaking the brass ceiling, to putting women on the front lines. what's your reaction to this? >> it's great news. you know, 20% of the new recruits are women. and it is clear that women have been a part of the military structure for some time. it's been a distinction without a difference. they have been serving at the front lines. we now have a member of congress in the house, tammy duckworth, who has become a paraplegic for her service in the military. so the time is right, and women bring, i think, an added value to our military, much like they do in israel and many other countries around the world. >> i had a chance to see you over the weekend and ta

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