thanks to ewa for having me. i think we've got a great panel. on the school choice front, you totally nailed it. we are, i have been a huge proponent of school choice, heritage has long been a huge proponent of school choice, it is our specialiperspective is ae above. charter schools, voucher options, tuition tax credit scholarships, you mentioned the new cool kid on the block, education savings accounts, which is where i really think the education choice movement is going right now. we see sort of an all of the above approach. any option that ep able as parent to select a school that fits well with the needs of their child. i think is a good option. having said that and prefacing this with the fact that i spend my waking hours thinking about how to expand school choice, is it appropriate for the federal government to be engaged in a large scale push via a new national program and i think that's really key is whether or not it's a new program. i think we have a fair amount to risk by engaging in a new large scale federal program. states are doin

ewa: we know as a fact that the rescue operations over the past two years have moved further and further south. they know that. that's one of the things that they're aware of. and that's one of the reasons why the rescuers are getting closer and closer to the territorial waters of libya. reporter: frontex's standpoint angers rescuers like fabio, who endanger themselves to save refugees. official european missions are providing less and less assistance at sea. fabio: precisely because of the accusations that are being made and with the dwindling of support for european ships -- we are very much on the defensive. reporter: but the rescuers still get support from the situation center of italy's coast guard. all the rescue efforts in the southern mediterranean are coordinated here, increasingly with the help of ngo's. especially since the libyan coast guard began patrolling the mediterranean waters -- and sometimes causing dangerous incidents. here, uniformed libyans are forcing migrants to turn away from the rescue ship of the aid organization doctors without borders. and here, a libyan pat

i look forward to the ewa. you love twitter. i love twitter. you love giving quotes, i love getting quotes. you are my favorite peeps. i hope somebody will ask linda about her son, who is the american ninja warrior superstar, who is a big name in our house. >> competing june 19th in the national -- >> thank you. >> in las vegas, which becomes my vacation. >> especially when it comes to ratings, a few things i hope you ask when you look at your own state's plan, first is whether or not it does a good job helping parents and taxpayers, regular man and woman on the street, understand if a given school is a good school or not. this law does provide more flexibility. it does not in the end say absolutely you have to provide one final rating. there are a few states, including california, most famously, that are going to provide a ton of data. and that's good. that data is a form of transparency. you all are going to be able to get access to that data and probably do some really cool stories with those data. and those data can be very helpful when sch

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ewa look at that forecast in the event you are heading there for the weekend.ou can see the wind bars with the onshore breeze at upper levels still remaining in place. it's going to weekend and temperatures will rebound with hotter spots getting into the upper 90s. it's not going to turn off completely, the onshore breeze, because of that, the coast will be mild and comfortable. inside the bay, not too bad. half moon bay, 54. upper 50s in oakland. 60s in livermore and brentwood. for the afternoon today, depending on where you are, it could be mild or hot. 66, stinson beach. upper 80s in nevada. upper 90s for clear lake and the inner east bay. brentwood, 95. 75, alameda. low 80s, san leandro. 89, saratoga. 75, santa cruz. upper 80s in redwood city. san francisco, 69. mid 60s expected in pacifica. here is the tahoe forecast into the weekend. today, a slight chance for a few thunderstorms along the sierra crest. saturday looks sunny. temperature start cool but it will be gorgeous in the afternoon. low 80s for saturday and sunday. on sunday, there is a possibility

finally, i think we need to talk to the chinese in ewa hard conversation about regime change if those don't work. >> dana: let me ask about that, congressman. regime change to what? i was out talking to someone today who study north korea for a long time, where do you go? the rest of the family, that might not be the best idea. the military is bought in. is there anybody in north korea that could actually take over if there were to be regime change? >> i think that's a great question. if there is somebody, i don't think we know or we are not aware of that person. the south koreans are not. the japanese are not. the chinese might have somebody in mind, but there's no name that comes forward. the chinese are not going to engage in regime change if they're not even going to try to put pressure on the north koreans. >> dana: michael, les were to you, then we run. >> in terms of the chinese calculus, right now they are more afraid of occur at, collapsed regime that they have to do with, or a unified korean peninsula that is friendly to the u.s. if all those other options failed, and the ch