to render apology while overlooking every single thing, you know, over moves bill marr said, louis c. ku're really like system of registering some of us are palin. i don't really care about what people say. words don't hurt me. when people fate of rage that can you be -- like sandra calling -- i figure of three pills, and until a global burden, that is cancer. you know, that is a burden. it is not really that there are raised for their happy. there ought to get this help. they don't just -- they didn't just what rush is a policy. there was his job. it is all the same. john: more of rage against the right. >> of course. john: people demonize the tea party movement but occupy wall street not so much. >> they have been doing it lager. the left has been doing it lager and is therefore better at it. a funny thing about the media is the media should have champions of the tea party. these are people that have never left their living rooms to protest, but a fight. john: they go through chester wood as because the of the windows. be it chooses to embrace season special activists, people who are

to render apology while overlooking every single thing, you know, over moves bill marr said, louis c. k really like system of registering some of us are palin. i don't really care about what people say. words don't hurt me. when people fate of rage that can you be -- like sandra calling -- i figure of three pills, and until a global burden, that is cancer. you know, that is a burden. it is not really that there are raised for their happy. there ought to get this help. they don't just -- they didn't just what rush is a policy. there was his job. it is all the same. john: more of rage against the right. >> of course. john: people demonize the tea party movement but occupy wall street not so much. >> they have been doing it lager. the left has been doing it lager and is therefore better at it. a funny thing about the media is the media should have champions of the tea party. these are people that have never left their living rooms to protest, but a fight. john: they go through chester wood as because the of the windows. be it chooses to embrace season special activists, people who are acti

. >> my name's tod luck, just one "d," t-o-d, luck if i had any, l-u-c-k. i am eternally here for 1 to 15 robbery. >> steve hightower. i'm here on a parole violation for a dirty ua, dirty urinalysis for using drugs. it's lucky because both of us want to exercise. sometimes you get with a celly that doesn't want to exercise. and it's nice to have somebody that does because then you can use their body weight. >> you want to not look over your back as much and if you're a stick figure and walking in here with some new beef, you know, and you got your chest all puffed out like this, you know, and you're talking like bubba, you know, then, of course, you're going to have some problems. but if you're consistently working out, then people know that you're pretty much physically fit. they'll leave their hands off of you. because you don't want to end up somebody's girl, you know, something like that in here. yeah. >> as for the new arrivals, they'll have to come up with their own methods for coping with life behind bars. >> you know, it's cold, and it's depressing.

. ♪ r-o-c-k in the usa, r-o-c-k in the usa, rockin' in the usa ♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here. i'm andrew ross sorkin along with becky quick. joe kernen is off this week. our guest hosts all morning, mark zandi, chief economist at moody's analytics and john fund, columnist at "the national review." look at future this is morning, green arrows across the board, not huge news but the dow looks like it would open up 16 points higher, nasdaq five points higher and s&p 500 about 2.5 points higher. we've been talking about facebook all morning, the shares to watch, the stock managed to gain some ground yesterday after briefly dropping below $19 a share but that was before the big news after the bell and in an sec filing released late yesterday it was revealed facebook's earlier investor peter thiel sold the majority of his stake in a sale that was planned before facebook's ipo, thiel is also a board member sold 20.1 million shards last week after the ipo lockup period expired and distributed another 2.2 to investors. between last week's sale and the sale prior to facebook's ipo, thi

"k" b. "p" c. "s" the answer: "s". els: a, e, i, o, u and consonants: h, k, l, m, n, p, w. i would like you to look at what is happening in the tropical atlantic it is hurricane season ... we have this system moving into the leeward and windwards isklands and lesser antillies .... we have a tropical depression that may develop into a category 2 hurricane ... that is moving across the caribbean ... it will make its way possibly to the gulf of mexico this is just one model ... we will see what happens next week appear in chicago... increased thunderstorms and showers sunday night ... but as this system moves into the eastern united states a big dome of hot air will develop so we could be in for more hot weather here in chicago as a direct result ... 72 degrees today 86 tomorrow and then into the '90s possibly thursday and or friday ... it could be a hot week coming next week ... it's a decidedly warmer weather pattern than the one we have been in for the last two weeks thanks for joining us today. we hope you have a great

. >> you hear that full interview between larry kudlow and condoleezza rice on the c"the k report" ght.>> stay right there look at the man of the hour for tonight, congressman paul ryan and what he brings to the economic agenda. >> tom davis worked with him for a decade and says "the table is set for a november victory for republicans." he's here to tell yuls he is so confident and what he is expecting tonight. good to have you here, we had representativive ryan on many times on cnbc, i think our audience likes him, and he likes to talk numbers, which he get deep into policy, but that's been his criticism as well. what do you expect to see from him tonight? >> the human side. noise that he will set the agenda for republicans. with unemployment at 8% over a sustained period of time, borrowing 40 cents on the dollar, the american public is looking for leadership. and paul comes from a very difficult district for republicans. he learned to message this through the years. so i think he will do a great job. >> john. let's talk about his wonkiness. do you think he will chomp at the bit of wa

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jennifer g of san jose, julie c of santa rosa and ron k from san francisco you can make a differencetill like abc7 news on facebook one dollar gets donated to the sleep train dream campaign. >> next, familiar royal face that is back on vanity fair's best dressed list. >>> coming up at 6:00, looking for where ways to fight wildfires why the government plans to use big air tankers even though they are being called a waste of money. >> michael finney explains how president obama's health care overhaul can save you phofpb. >> the cutting-edge center for infant care passes a life saving milestone. inside the facility giving newborns the chance to grow into healthy children. >>> british royalty and hometown star made the list of best dressed. >> duchess of cambridge took tom honors for a third year in a row. >> the magazine was impressed by her style setting trinhs. -- trends. also tom brady on the list. elisa keys, jay z also may the list. >> "world news" is next >>> tonight on "world news," dream team. the usa's michael phelps breaks the record for the most olympic medals ever as america

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jenna: k. c. mcfarland is a national security analyst.don chang author of the coming collapse of china and a nuclear showdown takes on the world. and skwroerb rogue began is a writer at foreign policy magazine. gordon i'd like to start with you. you say that condoleezzaa rice and john mccain delivered fine speeches. you thought they were pretty g. you say they represent conventional thinking and that is not what we need right now. what do you think we need. >> i think we need a little bit of ronald reagan. reagan said we didn't have to accept the soviet union. today we are accepting a author tear sis eupl in russia and china. the current administration like the one before it is not only tolerating these through countries but we have outsourced some of our foreign policies to them. some of the worst elements in the interes international system like iran and corey arrunning free and acting with impunity. jenna: what do you think what gordon has to say? is there enough difference between this administration and what the g.o.p. is offering he

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your head explode. [ explosion ] >> stephanie: and the letters i get, people calling me the k word which is the crry when i found your show one word came to mind k-word. what did he mean? all right. here she is jacki schechner. >> google your insults people. [ laughter ] >> the gop is working out its if i recall party platform in advance of month's convention start in tampa. and a somewhat surprising amendment proposal came up this morning. barbara fenton came up with an amendment that would support same-sex civil unions. a handful of people seconded her proposal, but the party [ inaudible ] very strongly against it and it died quickly. that means the gop is going to stick to formally stick to opposing anything other than a union of one man and one woman. the gop did vote in favor of adding language that supports quote, the dignity and respect of americans, but because of the official constitutional amendment that they would prefer would bangay marriage even in the states where it already allowed. and there will be a human life amendment to the constitution making abortion illegal in all instance

k word. >> which is the c-word miss spelled. >> stephanie: yes, this time they have provide though subject, a little ifny. if caveman was gay, humans would be extinct. your show sucks. all right. well that's kind of weak. your show sucks. you waste more paper and talk nonsense. so kind of an environmentalist. it is a waste of co2 through my television. >> okay. carbon dioxide cannot go through television, just fyi. >> stephanie: and noise pollution. good luck to you, brood. >> brood. >> if all cavemen were gay you would have a point -- >> stephanie: if they were all men -- >> okay. so this person believes in evolution. that's a step. >> stephanie: yeah there's that. and she seems concerned about recycling. >> okay. we can work with her. >> stephanie: we can bring her around despite my inherent suckiness. >> brood. >> stephanie: brood. that's like the nicest thing you call me. >> oh, stop it. >> i don't think og ever say hey! >> hey, girl! i don't think og ever drink an apple-tini. >> stephanie: or a flirt-tini. >> ah girly drink! [ laughter ] >> stephanie: all right. [♪ fun-facts music ♪] >

♪ a, b, c, d, e, f, g ♪ h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p ♪ hendrick: this teacher is encouraging her children. teacher: ♪ ...y, and z ♪ now i know my abc's ♪ next time, won't you sing with me? ♪ thanks for singing along with me. hendrick: another important part of the preschool day is relaxation and naptime. why do you think these relaxing times are so important for children? young children are often under greater stress than we realize. the hurried pace of families' lives, the necessity of conforming to school routines and standards all increase the stress level for children. we can relieve that tension by helping children learn techniques for relaxation. during naptime, for example, we can reduce outside stimulation. in this classroom, the lights are off, the shades are drawn. how peaceful this room is with quiet music, rocking children, and back rubbing. we can also help our children release their tension through dance and movement activities, which alternate intense physical activity with stretching... yawning... and letting go. ok, have a good time today. ok? hendrick: why do you think p

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c. wide in pre-k, but can say that for the discussion. third graders in florida scored the lowest, the lowest level on our state tests are retained unless they meet a good resume chin. one of the things i would point out is any student him any special education student in florida who takes the state test is subject to the policy. so there are already a significant number of students with disabilities are subject to the policy. the only ones who are exempted are, they don't take the state test or if they been previously retained. and then if you retained you get incense and intervention. our approach works. i saw in the four years that i was in charge of the policy and i went back to teaching after i left the department, a sea change in reading instruction in grades k-3. i wiki some examples of impact on human behavior that we saw. for several years before we enacted this policy, our assessment office had a pot of about $2 million we had a lot of students in florida to $2 million for reading diagnostics, k-3 reading diagnostics of assessme

k bailey hutcheson. i hope you have great summer reading. . . c-span: why did you do this? >> guest: i did it because i am a reader of biography, and i -- whenever i'm reading biography, i love the parts about family and i love the letters. and i had read a collection of a n. c. wyeth's letters andnd r theodore roosevelt's letters.c and when i had my own children,l it was a book that i wanted to read. thought, oh, i wonder what other great americans have written to their children, and i wanted to read those letters and ito couldn't find it. and at first, i wanted my fathe to do the book. fs my father is the historian david mccullough.myf mcd i thought that it was a good book for him to do because i wanted to read it. tha and he loved the idea.. but i realized after a while -- he thought it was a terrificizea e ea, but he wasn't going to do it. so i went to work on it myself. c-span: how did you do it? >> guest: i first began byt compiling a big list of great americans, hundreds of people. a great list of -- compiling a lit of hundreds of great americans -- exiling a list of

c projects. the first part is to get a larger than $38 million pool of projects. and we want to move forward with the adoption of that list and possibly some of prop k or other localunds to the four to five months of project development. this would be project specific outreach and cost estimates. things of that nature to add more detail to these projects. if we want to bring them through the federal process, as we have all learned from previous examples would second street and sunset elementary school, we want to make sure we have identified any issues that may be existing as they are moving projects forward. that will be happening between december and april of 2013. end of april, will have the final obag applications do. the main authority board cycle will be cac and then offered the board to adopt, and we have to by june 30, 2013. the font color was not a great choice. we have a project website. we have a general e-mail for the project and a general phone number. 593-1655. that provides translation services. supervisor kim: i would like to say this is the perfect example of why color matters, going back to another presentation. [laughter] very important. supervi

government mandating new rules for 401(k) providers they must now disclose the information for all participants. cheryl: boosting retirement balances. christoph c. io former paypal ceo joins us now. for mutual fund investors always the fees have been to catc the f you will with regards to performance, do you think it is a good thing the rules are changing? >> i think it is a vital thing. for so long the true fees within the plan itself additional fees such as plan administration these and surrender fees and things like that have been hidden, the participant has been unable to know exactly how much they are paying. now finally they can get this information. david: correct me if i'm wrong but i heard there are so many fees. into these accounts that you may actually lose half of your 401(k) plan by the time you're ready to retire because of these fees, is that true? >> that is true. but we have tried to do is take the fees and boil it down to one simple number, what is the total annual fee that you will be paying? with this new information that government has mandated you can now take a look and see, and if you have a plan that is less than 1% tot

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c, the senator from the state of delaware, to perform the duties of the chair. signed, daniel k. inouye, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the senate stands adjourned until 11:00 stands adjourned until 11:00 we did not begin. there was only a native american region and later a county in another state. but we began in 1778 in virginia. over the next hour and a half we will show you speeches from some of the politicians considered first we will hear from senator marco rubio who over the weekend spoke at a las vegas elementary school. ♪ ♪ ♪ thank you. thank you. thank you. you will tell me if they make funny faces behind my back, right? all right. thank you for having me. i'm glad to be back. sorry it's so warm to the always love coming here in the winter. [laughter] i went to school here from third grade to fifth grade but here's the good news. the good news is the office is an open today's of the press can't check my record. [laughter] but i won the marbles champion shipwright out there in that front lawn. so that, right there, will number one

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c-span talking about whether obama or rounding is an effective leader. i will leave that for those conversations. i teach politics and communications and 90 k class in leadership. one of the things we try to get across to our -- i teach politics and communications and i teach a class in leadership. chief executives of both parties face the problem of, even when they tried to leave, they are dealing with a system that is so polarized that members of the legislative body make it impossible to get anything done. oh, unlike clinton and bush, like challenges -- ohobama, bush and clinton face challenges. we can create an environment where leaders can flourish, where men and women who actually wants to lead can bring their ideological principles to washington and want to work together with people to get something done. we want to make easier for them to do it. host: and e-mail says, why haven't you mentioned the other parties like the green party? guest: they represent the overwhelming majority -- the democrats and the republicans. no labels does not have a specific plan for the encouragement or disbursement of party participation. if you are a st

lot of time on c-span talking about whether obama or rounding is an -- or romney is an effective leader. i will leave that for those conversations. i teach politics and communications and 90 k class in leadership. one of the things we try to get across to our -- i teach politics and communications and i teach a class in leadership. chief executives of both parties face the problem of, even when they tried to leave, they are dealing with a system that is so polarized that members of the legislative body make it impossible to get anything done. oh, unlike clinton and bush, faced challenges -- obama, like bush and clinton face challenges. we can create an environment where leaders can flourish, where men and women who actually wants to lead can bring their ideological principles to washington and want to work together with people to get something done. we want to make easier for them to do it. host: and e-mail says, why haven't you mentioned the other parties like the green party? guest: they represent the overwhelming majority -- the democrats and the republicans. no labels does not have a specific plan for the encouragement or disbursement of party participation. for the enc

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