i am going to start with terry grier, if i may. one of the most important things that roland fryer said, i think, at least, is the great promise of charter schools were traditional public schools, by the way i might point out, if you try to actually have a public school in america like the charter schools, obviously that's not a viable goal. nor is that not the movement of the charter school in general. but my comment is where does yours and roland fryer we be experimental from here? additional time is required in those schools throughout the point that roland fryer dismay. >> it's hard work. in talking to jeff about this, they started to deliver again in the last five years the schools did not get that bad marks. many of these were failing 12 years ago or 15 years ago. we didn't have the political will to do things that we are talking about to change this. so change in public education is top. that is something that you don't see a lot of success with, some of the charters have basically kept doing the same thing that the people d

and then i ran into terry grier. i was going to get married two years ago. at imac terry grier. we are still heading theing. we implemented these met terry. we are still heading theing. we implemented these tenants. the lowest performing schools -- i will show you the results quickly. on a slide you have children results -- the reading results enough to reduce by a third. then add a fifth school by evaluation and accused and and -- houston and denver. how do you continue and scale it? i am sure will be beaten up in a second about what it shows is you can take these strategies, these basic strategies of teacher feedback and professional development which i am a huge proponents of. implement them in traditional public schools where people cannot sign up for lotteries and you take the kids you get and shouldn't the tenants -- maybe i don't want to use that as an excuse. i tell folks parents are sending you the best kids they got and hiding of the good ones at home. that is just test scores. we are not interested in test scores and i am with you. we have just completed a bit of a lo

or to the detriment of our health as we all know the sun is by date getting madder at us and angle grier at us and we are getting fat. we got to do something about it. this is the time to do it. we have the best opportunity here with these four guests from the german marshall fund and i was hoping that supervisor chiu would be here. since he is not, why don't we get hans, i'm going to start with hans? no. we're going to start with doug johnson from m.t.c. who has been our partner in facilitating this occasion and, doug, would you please come over and say you're welcoming remarks. >> sure. >> in the interesting of being heard, i hate to stand between you and someone named hans but i will do it nonetheless. delay may also give the supervisor a chance to catch up with us. my name is doug johnson. i'm a senior planner at the metropolitan transportation commission overseeing our programs in land use and social equity. i'm also very fortunate to be a member of the transatlantic cities network, which is a project of the german marshall fund you'll be hearing from ellen. it is a network of 25 ci

why was that necessary, terry grier? >> about the use and believes children can learn at high levels. asking the teacher is a litany of different questions. situational interview questions. it is fascinating the one question then have the highest correlation to growth was coming if we kept you on this faculty to help us turn the school around, which of your five colleagues would you insist be tried to keep that all cost? the more times a faculty members -- members name had a higher correlation between that teacher's ability to grow more academically. teachers know who the other good teachers are. also students and parents know that as well. so when we replace 82% and kept 18% the following year we hired another principle than the next year turned over 23 percent of those teachers. we did not get it right the first time. >> the survey of the attitudes of the teachers were huge. just correlate would agnews more support? of principal and instructional leader? their growth was pretty tremendous. with a handful of teachers it

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currencies a legendary investor jim rogers recently said he is interested in buying into the ruble sergei grier from russia's new konami school says it could be profitable. in an economy like russia currency is a function of david allowed loan price both things are very volatile so it's a cave it profitable as well it does much it would be much worse if central bank defended the ruble or or kept it from appreciation i think it's very good it is determined by the market russian this is so generally known that it and as he said the russian government do realize the potential of russian economy will be a good building floor and those who come to earth will make a lot of money and that i think is understood by jim rogers. russia's a top ten lender p.s.v. will go public the bank will reportedly offer up to thirty percent of its shares in moscow in london by mid october raising around half a billion dollars. and that's all the latest from us here at the business desk i'll see you back here in fifty minutes thanks for that update. and coming up shortly on to discuss is the rolling wave of anti-america

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. >> jimmy: i hope david alan grier isn't up there running around. >> i think it would be really fun.ne up there to look. >> i am not going up there. >> jimmy: sending gardners up to your -- >> i think it's haunted. i'll let it all play out. the ghosts will come out if they're there and everything will be fine. >> jimmy: why do you think it's haunted? anything happen? >> not a thing. thought a thing. >> jimmy: you hope that's romantic idea -- >> yes, absolutely, absolutely. >> jimmy: would you move if your house was haunted. >> i did. my apartment was in new york -- it was definitely and i'm out. >> jimmy: because of that. >> i found out that it was owned by nuns back in the day and -- >> jimmy: oh, they're the worst. >> and the koven vent and one day i heard someone warming up and singing in my bathroom and i'm out. >> jimmy: really? >> i'm out. yeah. >> jimmy: kind of ironic given what you do for a living. >> really scary. i'm very easily scared. i love watching horror films but i'm very easily scared. >> jimmy: have you -- i assume you've been like that since you were a kid. >> yea

major grier trembliss and his lieutenant commander christopher rable raced to the scene when the first engaged the enemy. >> reporter: these taliban video which is nato believes show the insurgents getting ready weeks before the attack, may be a clue to how 15 heavily armed taliban fighters dressed in u.s. style military uniforms, infiltrated through the fence on the eastern edge of the airfield. when it all happened, the taliban broke into three groups. one group headed right for the flight line. six jets were destroyed, more than $200 million in damage. some marines say it is the largest loss of aircraft since the vietnam war. >> we're hearing ammunition begin to cook off as well as their rounds they're firing at us. we're heading the sounds of fire as the gas is released from the aircraft. it was -- like i said, a surreal scene to behold. >> reporter: a staff sergeant led another team into the firefight. >> well, it's definitely like the movies, you know, how you see -- i mean, the fire was huge. so you can feel the heat hitting your face. you can smell it. you can hear all the snap