if you look at schools that had tremendous growth this past year and we go back and look at their clathe common learning assessment over the course of the year we can predict with almost 100% certainty which schools will have the growth based on the cla's. that is very powerful information for talented teachers and administrators to have in terms of determining how students are learning. we're also increasing the access to the core curriculum. we're aligning the pre-k and elementary grades so teachers understand what preschool teachers are teaching and preschool teachers understand their important work is absolutely critical to ensuring students are reading at grade level by grade three and you have seen the tremendous work in that regard. we are expanding our differentation and inclusive practice. what does that mean? thank you. what that really means we're going to make sure that teachers have

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(cheers and applause) clas rea, thank you so much for coming on.honor, olympic champion, thank you so much. an historic olympic champion at that. now, young lady, how was london? >> london was great, i had a glorious time. it was fun. >> stephen: did you ever think when you were a kid-- how old were you when you started boxing? >> i was 11. >> stephen: what drew you-- there were a lot of sports out there, you know? you could have played basketball, you could have played softball, why boxing? >> i just simply-- to make it simple, i love hitting people. (laughter). (laughter). >> stephen: i'm glad you're not a waitress. >> (laughs). >> stephen: i'll keep that in mind as we go forward with this interview. what is it you enjoy most about hitting the people? (laughter) >> i think it must be about when shall be hits me and then when i hit them back it's like they can hit me hard and i'm like "okay, i'm about to hit you back harder." and sometimes i make them cry and that's a wonderful thing. (laughter and applause) >> stephen: is there crying in boxing?

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a little on the cool side in clas plaiss like pacifica with the mid-60s there, but santa cruz, 71 degrees. san francisco today at 67 degrees, full sunshine all day long, 77 for redwood city, and right around 79 degrees perfection in los gatos. doesn't get any better than 78 degrees, face it, in san jose. you don't need that air conditioner. you won't need the heater in the morning. we're in that nice period between summertime and the start of fall just a couple weeks away. we stop the clock on your futurecast at 9:00 p.m. looking for the return of the fog at that point, but we'll see a nice, beautiful clear sky. if you want to do any stargazing in the city, you don't get many opportunities to do so. tonight is the night. look at what else takes place tonight. those giants back at it, taking on our rivals, the dodgers. and, you know, we're looking pretty good at this point. hopefully getting into the playoffs. 56 degrees at 7:00 p.m., 54 degrees at 8:00. west-northwesterly wind coming out at about 9 miles per hour. that could carry the ball to mccovey cove. catch all the action starting at

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neil: irony, fdic goes back to 1930s, the clas glass steag illt that bill clinton overturned. that dealt with our deposits, there was a wall that divided those, bill clinton knocked down that wall. he is putting the finger on the republicans for deregulating he is the biggest bank derecession or -- deregulate or of all-times. >> he was petitioning ou pushine subprime loans, and we saw what happened. i know i am a free market person but if there is any regulation in the world that i think may be we should revisit is glass-steagall. it o was created to keep the wal street banks from getting their hands on the people's money, i do not want to insure the fly flying banks that are making easy money off of our money. neil: i don't know what you said. in ohio you are a lock in, in the white house, right now the president is in ohio. but energy ceo mitt romne said t romney is the guy what will win ohio. >> obama is destroying the lives and livelihoods of my employees. [ engine revving ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every car we build must make adrenaline pump and pulses quicken. ♪ to help you

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and they hurt the middle clas lsdi o salon.com and an msnbc political analyst and author of the new bookhat's the matter with white people, why we long for golden age that never was." first, lete thank you both for being here tonight. steve, is romney running for the wrong job? should he be the accountant in chief? >> the thing with this is, any politician who has to start answering questions over the xehagotoa their camnut meshes so perfectly with what democrats and president obama have been trying to say about the republican party in the republican party's priorities. the idea is the protector of this sort of privileged pampered super elite that's been iune jofeiax reat recession ts treatment, tngs like this, romney, when you start talking about a guy who pays such a low effective tax rate, he looks like the kind of person that republicans are trying to protect and the proof is in the pudding because there was a poll that jumped out at. they asked voters, do you think the candidate romney -- candidate obama understand and care about your problems? for obama the number is near 60%. for

remember, bill clinton never waged a clas warfare.e did raise taxes but he did it in a booming economy and those moves really did help balance the budget. in fact it went to a budget surplus. it's political, not practical. that's one of the big differences. remember, it was on this program that clinton told me directly that the best thing to do was to extend all the tax rates and all the spending programs for a year. it was clinton that orchestrated welfare reform. it was republicans that stood behind him when that deal was made. so tonight's speech will be a good one. he is a gifted speaker and a gifted politician. but if the picture is supposed to make us believe that they are one in the samesome i will leave that to you to be the judge. we will all be watching. nasdaq gave up 5.75 points on the session. thanks for being with me. i will see you on monday. i'm headed to italy

10-20 degrees cooler and you are also going to have lower humidity and a lot of sunshine and just clas in air masses tht causes severe weather and explosive development of these thunderstorms and that is why we are seeing the severe weather outbreak. 284 reports of severe weather on friday. most across the midwest including states like oklahoma. also a fatality in missouri with a semi truck flipped over and driver killed but that storm. 277 records today. two of those confirmed tornadoes and both were in the new york city area. here is a look at how strong they were. an es 0 in breezy point, new york, with maximum timed winds of 70 miles per hour. the one in brooklyn, ef 1 storm. maximum winds of 110 miles per hour. and geraldo, this is some what unusual this time of the year. typically we see severe storms during the months of april, may and june. >> geraldo: not only off season in a sense, but they usually don't happen here. how did that ef 1 thatever that designation how does that compare to the killer tornadoes that tear through the midwest so often? >> much different. much weaker

. >>> president obama and i both care about poor and middle cla families.e difference is my policies will make things better for them. we shouldnsuompan oweo are on welfare. we should measure compassion by how many people are able to get off welfare and get a good paying job. >> that was a new ad from team romney, aiming to repair the havoc wrought abt his infamous 47% comment as romney tries to show his compassionate side. yesterday he seemed to throw some cold water on his campaign promise to give a big across the board tax cut, perhaps a tacit acknowledgement the proposal had been based on fuy, whi is y ny impossible, arithmetic. >> individual income taxes ones i want to reform make them simpler, bring the rates down. n't expect a huge cut, because i'm goi to lower exemptions but bynges dll t small businesses keep more money so they could hire more people. >> mob dubious, cutting taxes will spur economic growth. joining us "new york times" d.c. bureau chief did leonhardt. u'ee d incredibly oun the informative reporting in the new york times i want to foc

. >>> a wall of snow has clas the lives of at least 11 people on one of the world's highest mountains. more than a dozen climbers are still missing on m manaslu after after avalanche swept through the campsite. this shows rescuers evacuating the injured. more than 200 people were attempting to climb the mountain. >>> a schizophrenic double amp tee in a wheelchair shot to death by a houston police officer. he allegedly had threatened people at a home for the mentally ill and tried to stab the police officer's partner with what turned out to be a pen. >> the other officer, in fear of the safety of his partner and in the saturday of himself, discharged his duty weapon striking the suspect. >> the man initially got upset when he was denied a cigarette and a soda. the officer is now on administrative leave. >>> turkey is the most recent victim of spillover fighting from syria. air and artillery rounds from a battle on the syrian side of the border landed in a small turkish border town wounding a number of residents. for days syria's military and rebels have been fighting for control on a t

first to camera ad, and what he's saying in the ad, is, yo know, that he would take care of the middle clas let's sten mri aiv in poverty than when president obama took office. and 15 million more are on food stamps. president obama and i both ce about poor and middle-class families. the difference is, my policies will make thin better for em. ul mre compassion by how many people are on welfare. we should measure compassion by how many people are able to get off welfare and get a good paying job. my plan will create 12 million new jobs over the next four years. piifams poverty and strengthening the middle class. i'm mitt romney, and i approve this message, because we can't afford another four years like the last four years. >> we don't usually play whole ads but this one makes it very clear, karen, that this ishe kindf ad t youee f candidates who are really in trouble and trying to reconnect to voters and he clearly knows that he has a problem on that connection, that personal connection. >> yes. if he hadn't entitled his book "no apologies" there might be an apology in tha ad forhose t ret

poll numbers of mdle clas wog s vs saying we think romney favors the rich and doesn't care about peopleus. i'm going to go back to somethg i said a year ago. if you look on paper chris christie wld b runnghe sa por as mitt romney. not the time to raise income taxes on the rich, never is. the exact same message of th republican party would be his and romney exudes top 1%-ness. rists mess about him. i think the trick for republicans this year to capitalize on this atmosphere, economic anxiety crisis is they will have a top 1% message. this is the wrong year to nominateitt romney. athestth thcohisthis. the central calculation of the romney campaign is economically frustrated swing voters would say, all right, the unemployment is too high. we just want to vote obama out and looking for auitable protest vehicle andomney would be that suible otes cl they asked people in ohio have the obama policies made the economy better or if given more time will his policies make things better or failed? >> 58% adding them together say it's made it bett, made this better or they will. fo ro'satto work, tha

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the president arrived just as usual, for an a two-tiered event, a reading event to a clas larger event in the gentleman about education. >> welcome aboard. it's fox & friends, 2 after 8:00 in the east. 2 after 5:00 in the west. >> it was just a regular, regular day. i started my day at bryant park. >> if you have something a little extra. >> there is a great item on the front page ttalks about how the early -- >> president bush is in florida, encouraging reading programs. >> california grand jury has decided against investigating gary condit. >> tell me from brunswick, maine, our pet of the day! we are taking a timeout and a preview of the latest fall tv show. this is fox friends, we are nuts about nuts! >> i was on the battle cabin. we were starting an exercise. we have a couple of those a year. because of the exercise, we had the fighters on alert, with a little extra gas, more weapons on board than they normally would. >> the morning of the 11th, i received a call from an individual who i assumed was the exercise coordinator, asking if we had gotten a notification of a hijack situat

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. >> ifill: professor cla ton, if what the senator said is correct and people are just so disheartenedut washington, what about the south in particular is affected b this? is touth o of reach for a democrat like barack obama this time around? >> it's not out of reach he's definitely sailing into head winds. in addition to what senator hagan said, there are of course these long-term trends that certainly make it more difficult for democrats to compete, having to do in part with the enfranchisement of african-americans since 1965. once you get a large number of african-americans voting supporting the democratic party you get a distancing among some white voters in the south from the dmocratic platform in pt some would say because the democratic platform went farther away from where we were but sometimes also because they weren't all that comfortable voting for issues having to do with african-american-favored interests. so those are things that i think democrats in the south running have to work against. putting coalitions together. north carolina has been a place where that's happened b

joining us for a look ahead is cla simon claire. simon, first match today, i know ro rory mcilroy and graham mcdowell. >> they are the underdog overall, but the forces give a good chance. mcdowell on favor five to six. snedeker is in great form. >> great putter. >> i think putting will be the key. they do seem to have the edge on that. >> why are the europeans the underdog? i had to look up a little on the ryder cup not knowing much about it myself and europe had really had momentum. they haven't lost in europe since 1993. so what is this time around that's giving the americans the favor? >> this is what makes the ryder cup compel ppg t. highest field we've ever had. so on paper, usa have the better putting records, they're at home. get the chicago crowd roaring. so they're the favorites. but if you look at the record, europe's won four, three times the underdogs. they keep overturning the odds. exceptional talent. better ryder cup records. it couldn't be better. >> isn't the emotion on the european side because of sevi? wasn't a dr

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i'm trying to figure out why mitt romney wants the middle clas to go under. no one has been contesting that. >> host: from winter haven, florida. the front page of the charlotte observer newspaper this morning as the journalists there start gearing up for the convention in two days. "convention city" is the banner headline. uptown charlotte transforms as delegates arrive, protesters camp, and media set stage. thousands of media, police officers, and protesters began arriving saturday in charlotte, a city that's transformed in recent days from bank town to democratic national convention city. security fences are up. buildings sport red, white, and blue convention banners. and on city streets, tv trucks and white party tents. go on and on. i talk more here on protesters in this his speech. thousands joined occupy charlotte members in marshall park become a center of activities. still uncertain is how many will converge on charlotte. estimates range from 2,000 up to 10,000. tampa, they write as expected, thousands for the rnc, but hurricane isaac kept many away.

in this year's reauthorization we had a number of critical changes, positive claings, 5, and two that are particularly important to me. first, ensuring every victim of abuse in this country is able to count on the law to protect them regardless of who they are, where they are or whom they love. and second, ensuring we reduce bureaucracies and strengthen accountability to ensure taxpayer dollars authorized through vawa are spent wisely and responsibly and effectively. the senate reauthorization moves us forward by adding protections for victims of domestic violence regardless of their sexual orientation. the reality is, madam president, as we learned in reexamining vawa in the experience of the last five years, sadly the reality is lesbian, gay, and transgendered americans experienced domestic violence at the same percentage as relationships in the general population, a shocking 25% to 30 pars% of all relationships. yet nearly half of all lgbt victims are turned away from shelters and a quarter are unjustly arrested as if they were the perpetrators. the senate reauthorization makes pla

face these tough decisions and always put the interest of middle-cla americans above those who, oftenve an ever-louder voice. i've admired him for that. because president obama sits behind that desk, everyday people, from plains, georgia to pittsburgh, have someone who is on their side. thinking about them, working to give them an equal chance in life. in just four short years, he has worked to avert economic calamity, brought a dignified end to the ill conceived war in iraq and signed into law historic health care reform. a dream that was already decades overdue when i called for it at this convention 36 years ago. and he has done it all in the face of bitter, unyielding and in fact unprecedented partisan opposition. overseas, president obama has restored the reputation of the united states within the world community. dialogue and collaboration are once again possible with the return of a spirit of trust and goodwill to our foreign policy. of course, there remains much to do. in communities across america and in countries around the world, life is too hard for too many people. we see