if we are goingen vest in a system like that, can we invest in a system that will is allows us to get other feedback from other experience that students are having. one thing i saw in there that elementary schools were not included in that and i had a question about that and again if we were not going to go to elementary schools for feedback and also families giving feedback. for both educational opportunities that are built here already and with the smart intentional and generally if we are going to make vechlts -- investments as we should and how it relates to school. and i have concerns of doing things because we think it will increase revenue. that could be true in short-term but in terms of we not doing things for revenue where we might be losing 8.where we are making additional revenue. what i like about it is that they are right things to do four our families and students. the issue of dinner kids, i like that, like commissioner said, not just because potentially it might raise more revenues, but really because it's a need for our families and students. that's what we should st

>> i was going to say -- i wasn't goingen to say i'm great mom but i agree.be available for anybody to play. they've been touring the world for the past five years. >> and the "orlando sentinel" said hunters made a discovery. they found $300,000 worth of gold chance and coins that came from a spanish fleet from a hurricane in 1715. millions could still be down there. >> that's cool. >>> the new nfl season kicks off this week. last year the league began playing without its veteran referees. they were locked out during a contract dispute. the nfl learned the hard way how important the refs are. on assignment for "60 minutes sports" pam oliver sat down with two of the leagues' stars and striping. >> the players thing we're making mistake. >> the coaches think we're making mistakes. >> are you out of your mind? >> the fans are attacking everything we do. and all you've got is the seven of you. you rely on each other completely under those circumstances. >> reporter: ed hockley is probably the most recognized referee in all of sports. he's something of an officiat

another big debate goingen in washington, maybe not so much in the forefront until today is the who willnext fed chairman. larry somers taking his name out of contention. he really was obama's top choice, everyone says, behind the scenes, so what do you think is going on there? >> this is a classic washington whodunnit? he technically pulled his name. he wanted the job. obama wanted to give him the job. so who is cullpable in this case? it's the follow up of the democratic party which is increasingly resurgent. there were real doubts whether he could get larry somers' nomination through the senate. he was an ad advocate in the 1990s. today, kate, the 15th anniversary of the lehman brother. a lot of folks on the far left blame larry somers. so he went from someone who soared through if senate with confirmation to being someone who obowl was looking at a tough fight with his base. it may not have been a fight he really wanted. >> what about the whole thought the president should be able to have the advisers he wants in his inner circle. >> wouldn't it be nice to think so. and a democratic

>> i would expect at least until we have a really clear idea of what's goingen in the navy yard and thenly throughout the day. one of the good things about washington is it is a very tight law enforcement community along the metropolitan police department, the fbi, the other federal authorities that guard facilities like the navy yard, and there's been lots of drills and training about events like this. so the city, the federal authorities, are very well prepared. about would be absolutely routine to tighten the security at the capitol and airports and it will be slowly ramped back as more information comes out about what went on and potential identification of the gunman to understand whether there might be other linkages elsewhere. >> any details from the press conference the hospital just had that jumped out at you? >> not really. i think for me the most interesting thing is the number of gunmen and the navy yard. the navy yard is not a really harden site but it's a military facility, you have to have iths to get in. this is not a very, very high-profile spot. it certainly suggests to