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according to a survey published in the financial times two thirds of americans are unhappy with the current economic model of a high school student and she didn't seem city going into college to go into debt to get a job instead it seemed to make sense to me there and in the restaurant business his entire life for the last two years homeless with a passion for puzzles and the yankees he sleeps in an abandoned jail in new jersey problems were it with incarceration i've been locked up in everything and sometimes i don't get it how. they're able to do some of the things they do down there. that they don't you know that they're not held accountable for it just doesn't make sense and sometimes it really can be very for free you have no problem with people being angry with my criminal acts because i did it. and convicted of white collar criminals sam antara says he's milked what he could out of the u.s. economy i committed a massive securities fraud during the one nine hundred eighty s. we leased investors out of five hundred million dollars and we cost twenty five hundred people to be unemployed so i'm part of the part of the

janks we've seen from the high school of peking university says the brics countries led by the economic powerhouse of china are changing the global economy for the better right now it's much too reliant on the american and european european markets and as we all know. american in europe and europe right now are just barbarous first sluggish so china for its long term economic interest is very interested in markets around the world as well as diversifying its gets its manufacturing sector you know the appeal of russia is obvious russia is as a as a lamb both immense natural wealth and china's for much in need of resources the appeal of south africa is that's a marker is really much the financial center of africa so there has been provided as you point out for our chinese banks want to give peace to the rest of africa seems the same is true for brazil. so polo is really my nucleus of furniture capital of most of america so it's not that china is they can make powerhouse it's down to each of these countries stand to benefit from some of the mutual benefit of those recommendations we have f

of 80 and 75. they are less educated. 20% don't have a high-school degree. you can see them as a remnant of an earlier economic era. you could have a middle-class life in san francisco. speaking of seniors, i want to take a moment to talk about all the ramifications of their being so few children in the city. this shows in-home support services and compares san francisco to the 10 largest counties. this is people in support services, a program that provides care so that seniors and persons with disabilities can stay at home. we are more than double the next highest county. part of what that is is we have older persons that grew up here, raised their children, and their children can't afford to raise their families here. they have moved to other communities, east bay, ariz., other states. it creates a tremendous isolation that relies on formal networks rather than more informal ones. there was a survey of seniors across 12 cities in the united states, only 24% of seniors have a child within 20 minutes of them. in most cities, it was over 40%. there were tremendous implications for the support systems. we talked

of 80 and 75. they are less educated. 20% don't have a high-school degree. you can see them as a remnant of an earlier economic era. you could have a middle-class lif

of 80 and 75. they are less educated. 20% don't have a high-school degree. you can see them as a remnant of an earlier economic era. you could have a middle-class life in san francisco. speaking of seniors, i want to take a moment to talk about all the ramifications of their being so few children in the city. this shows in-home support services and compares san francisco to the 10 largest counties. this

of the questions. probably the only thing i remember vividly from high school economics is guns versus butter. the idea of to least in the limited resources on defense or do we spend them on programs to help people in the country? it seems to me the sort of trees laid out in the budget or the ranking member van hollen's budget or in fact dunce versus traces in some ways. do you think that those are the traces america should be debating right now? verses the bitter social programs? and do you think they will get a referendum on that in this presidential candidate? >> i don't want to get too much into the street off. to a large extent that's definitely true and you can see it from the wry and budget as the members of the audience pointed out and the two members of the audience pointed out that there is this trade-off where you're getting your large tax cuts for the disproportionately goes to the higher income americans and you are also been getting huge massive cuts to the social taking that primarily due to the disadvantaged americans, so there has an inherent trade-off, but at the same time i d

high schools and passing them? we also add the economic data. right? what is this costing the state? economic productivity and lost tax revenue and increased social cost. the large economic cost of not moving. because, remember, students drop out of high school, but they stay in the community. so the community bears the cost of the dropout crisis. by using the data to show how high that cost is, we can help gal ve niz the community, the business sector, nonprofit, faith based governmental sectors to work with the school system to really address it. once we've done that, what do we ask them to do? in the report we lay out a ten step state strategy. i'm not going to go through these one by one. i do want to take the time to talk about the first three. and then give you a homework assignment on number nine. a couple things to keep in mind as you go back to communities and states. this year for the first year we're finally measuring high school graduation rates the same way in all states and all districts using the accurate measure which is how many entering ninth graders get a diploma four years later or states can also measure after five or six years if they ask for a waiver. minu

of legislation, and it was about economic empowerment. >> senator ben cardin attended yesterday's presentation p >> the deal of the year in the nfl and high schooll and high school basketball straight ahead. chase freedom is offering 5% cash back at gas stations this quarter. wow, thanks! beep. beep. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom. in addition to the two hundred plus facilities that the university of phoenix has we have a very progressive online learning environment. we have something called phoenix connect that allows students to have a social network. you can post discussion questions. we have more than twenty thousand faculty members, chances are one of them is online when you need some assistance. i'm ron gdovic, i'm committed to providing my students with a twenty-first-century education and i am a phoenix. >> usually you have to see the big trades go through for the -- not this year. washington has three number one picks and a number two pick to st. louis in exchange for the rams' two pick. this is a move for the redskins who give up this year's future number one. like robert griffin the third, the highs man trophy winner.

high school graduation rates. we are seeing people in tough economic times being kicked off of healthcare. we are seeing fundamental workers under assault. this all during a time when $1.6 billion in corporate tax giveaways is supposed to be creating jobs. the verdict is in and we in 2011 in the grooirs of governor walker's leadership we were dead last in in job creation. while this country was adding jobs wisconsin was being asklefn the dust. >> when he will come back to you all. who will win the recall vote we mv more on the civil war after this. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including ris

of low performance schools. the connection between economic success and academic kick clur and through this process. and metta had the high score in the country. with respect to the planning grant and as we're finalizing the planning grant if this grant then results in the successful funding at the federal level. you're talking about $30 million which is where this figure comes in. so with that i'll turn it over to mr. coral. you've -- you can bhadge it would mean to the neighborhood. >> thank you but yeah, i was going to zpweet a little bit of the detail as to whereer we are in the process and specifically who has the balls. yeah, the supervisor has been instrumental. as well as a whole host of community partners. this is really hard to read but it's in your packet. and you can see the whole most of community involvement. the proposal that we submitted to receive the planning grant was submitted in accept of last year. and so we are not in the planning page for the next year. but we will be submitting our proposal in july. >> when the application is available. we have a treasure, commissioner mendoza, the supersbhen dent

of america, bringing jobs and economic growth along for the ride. visit freightrailworks.org. >>> new this morning, students at an ohio high school return to class today, four days after gunfire claimed the lives of three of their classmates. the school community marched through the town of chardon, ohio thursday to honor the victims. the suspected shooter, 17-year- old t. j. lane was formally charged in juvenile court yesterday. he could be tried as an adult. a 15-year-old in texas will stay in a juvenile detention cent center for the next 10 days. administer ours learned the thrit on wednesday after the boy reportedly discussed his plans with his friends over text message. he said he would use guns or explosives. >>> president obama had to deal with a electric her. a woman shouted, use your leadership, no war in iran. take a listen. see if you can hear it. >> we are leading again by the power of our moral example. that is what changes. >> your your leadership. no war in iran. >> none of this -- nobody has announced a war, young lady so but we appreciate your sentiments. >> he went on to say, as you heard right there, you're jumping the gun just a bi

high school graduation rates. we are seeing people in tough economic times being kicked off of healthcare.eing fundamental workers under assault. this all during a time when $1.6 billion in corporate tax giveaways is supposed to be creating jobs. the verdict is in and we in 2011 in the grooirs of governor walker's leadership we were dead last in in job creation. while this country was adding jobs wisconsin was being asklefn the dust. >> when he will come back to you all. who will win the recall vote we mv more on the civil war after this. i stepped on the machine, and it showed me the pressure points on my feet and exactly where i needed more support. i had tired, achy feet. until i got my number. my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotics number. now i'm a believer. you'll be a believer, too. learn where to find your number at drscholls.com. ♪ [ male announcer ] with 50 horsepower, dual overhead cams and fierce acceration, the gator xuv 825i will shatter your expectations. ♪ and so none gets left behind, check out our affordable xuv 550s at johndeere.com/gator. ♪ >> let me welcome back to the p

high school. before leaving, the pope criticized the 50-year u.s. economic embargo for imposing what he called an unfair burden on the people of cuba. andrea mitchell, nbc news, havana. >>> and still ahead for us tonight, women, weight, and cancer. what could be a very dangerous combination, and there's new research tonight they're saying could save lives. >>> and later, a half a billion dollar dream. a lot of people tonight are in it to win this. >>> as we mentioned, new numbers on cancer deaths tonight are showing something of a gender gap. the numbers are getting better for men but not as much for women. our chief science correspondent robert bazell has more for us. >> in its annual report to the nation on cancer, the government finds that the overall death rate is falling, but not as much for women as for men. and the incidence of cancer continues to decline in men, but for women, it's leveled off. no one knows all of the reasons for the trends, but in a industry report, the government emphasized that obesity and lack of exercise are increasingly recognized as major risk factors for many kinds of cancer. a separate study out tod

high school graduation rates. we are seeing people in tough economic times being kicked off of healthcare.eing fundamental workers under assault. this all during a time when $1.6 billion in corporate tax giveaways is supposed to be creating jobs. the verdict is in and we in 2011 in the grooirs of governor walker's leadership we were dead last in in job creation. while this country was adding jobs wisconsin was being asklefn the dust. >> when he will come back to you all. who will win the recall vote we mv more on the civil war after this. [ male announcer ] the game of life with the prius c! ♪ oh, my maltipoo's depressed. but my affordable prius c means i can pay for his acupuncture. whew. i love my pooch. oh no! my homemade sushi... turned p-ushi! use estimated 53 mpg to find a gluten-free alternative. look, this means i'm a chef. [ male announcer ] be a winner with the all-new prius c from toyota. ♪ chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast spes. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you g

high school than their parents generation. and growing evidence of the links talked about between education outcomes and economic outcomes, longevity. it is hard to see how we chip away at poverty in this country unless you improve education. >> you definitely could be optimistic if we felt the education system was working more. thank you for coming in. and it's a monster issue being debated right now on capitol hill before republicans and democrats alike go on the record on the ongoing contraceptive controversy. today we have learned that the tornado that ripped through harrisburg, illinois, was an ef 4 thatpaction winds of 180 miles per hour. 12 people were killed in yesterday's severe storm outbreak across the midwest. half of them were in harrisburg, illinois. that's where lester holt is this morning. how are people there doing? >> this is the day they come out, the sun is out with boxes and pickup trucks and try to pick up the pieces of their lives. i was in there a short while ago. a guy was getting up for work and went in the bathroom and came skpout the roof was ripped off, the house crumbling around him. he got his wife, d

high school. before leaving, the pope criticized the 50 year u.s. economic embargo for imposing what he called an unfair burden on the people of cuba. andrea mitchell, nbc news, havana. >>> and still ahead for us tonight, women, weight, and cancer. what could be a very dangerous combination, and there's new research tonight they're saying could save lives. >>> and later, a half a billion dollar dream. a lot of people tonight are in it to win this. [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are choosing advil®. here's one story. pain doesn't have much of a place in my life. i checked the schedule and it's not on it. [ laughs ] you never know when advil® is needed. well most people only know one side of my life. they see me on stage and they think that that is who i am. singer, songwriter, philanthropist, father, life's a juggling act. when i have to get through the pain, i know where to go. [ male announcer ] take action. take advil®. save on advil® with our special coupon in select newspapers this sunday. i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i got heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilosec isn't for fast rel

of demonization from both sides. i'm a pretty simple guy. i was a businessman for 3 years, went, got a degree in college in business and studied economics in high school and learned one principle of free enterprise and competition -- prices are determined by supply and demand. if your supply goes down and your demand goes up, your prices go up. on the contrary, if the supply is plentiful, demand goes down, your prices go down. you can blame gas companies, presidents' salaries, anything you want to blame, but the fact of the matter is we're talking out of the side of our mouth and particularly in the administration when it comes to exploration of natural resources in the united states of america, and only can we become energy independent when we develop all of our resources. and i support that. i drive a hybrid car. i'm not just somebody that talks about it. i believe that's important. it reduces my consumption. it extends my miles per gallon, and it's better for the environment. we have proven through the solyndra case and other cases that some of the alternative energy sources are either not perfected or quite frankly just frankly don't work. so whil

economics. >> cell phone video of a fight between a student and parent at howard county went viral. and it started over french fries. this is long reach high school in columbia on wednesday. this video shows a football player trying to defend himself after being attacked by a parent who showed up on campus to settle a dispute. school officials say this stemmed over french fries thrown in the cafeteria. the video has received over 800,000 views. on the video blog worldstarhiphop.com. tonight, students among those helping the schooliry claim its positive image. >> most of the time when people say, did you see that on youtube or something, you say, whatever. you fry and highlight the better things. we say did you see the basketball game this weekend, double evertime win. >> everything that happens here will blow over at some point. like we are getting over it. we are waiting for everyone else. >> school officials say the man's daughter was charged with assault on another student. authorities anticipate, filing charges against the father. the student who threw the punch will not face charges. >> wild weather in states to the west of us. it is on its

of asian american was maxine kingston. i read her in high school and was greatly affected by reading about the woman warrior. before her there were few. there were some but didn't make that economic splash. they were never read in a large way. maxine was the first one we read her in school we knew of her. she was not out there like anny tan was when she wrote the joy luck club. so much of it is timing. it meant all the history and the voices before then had been silent. my generation of writers came in and we heard stories of women and men and the family of a different generation. a lot of us had been writing about that because they were silenced for so long. i am involved with the book prize. it's a pacific rim book prize in which books come from asia and all over the pacific rim. in the last 11 years it's been a prize we read so many books that have come from voices of new writers. i'm always amazed and they are writing different storers i wrote when i started. all the people have come through now. if you look at the list of indian and japanese authors and chinese authors it's now we are very much diverse. i think for a long time we weren't. i thank you for that question. if i

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economics. a lot of the kids are just coming into high school and the seniors forget all about how it works in the house, the senate, the judicial system and exactly what the president does. that is real important. that is more important to our national security than math and science and other things. at a globallook scorecard in washington journal looking at cribs u.s. stance compared with other countries in educating its students. this is ranking the performance of 15-year-old every three years. we are talking about the american school system, a new report that has come out. council on foreign relations is looking at u.s. education and national security. there's a tweet from john in north carolina -- york.go to new york, new on our democrat line. caller: hello. if we are a nation that is failing to teach critical thinking skills and we have become a service nation now as opposed to one that is performing at and inventing and developing other skills other than a service nation. for example, in addition, verizon has been giving instructions from their company on the telephone in english and in spa

high school diploma over the 40 year career. if you are looking to be the 1 percenter you will have the best gods of getting there in pharmaceuticals check cal engineering and economicsmuch slimmer with health, literature or ethnic or civilization studies. english lit make 48 thousand a year in the middle of their career and own make up one-tenth of a percent of the country's top one percent earners. as for what career is most likely to land you at the top that would be wall street lawyers. 1 in 3 are in the one percent. that's better odds than if you are a ceo. >> how much are have those changed or what extent have they changed? >> depends on what you are looking at. one of the most interesting things in this study is actually the look at whether or not college is worth it. as college gets more and more expensive despite the fact that on average grads are making double if you look at education majors over the course of the career they are making 180,000 more than those without 4 year degrees. if you take out the 100 thousand you missed out on for not working full-time over the four years of school plus college itself they are ending up negative. >> it is certainly n

of high school a career, chance that employment. right now you get a degree and put on your resume, just does not have the economic value four institution is. i have to get those kids who are making a sacrifice a shot at a career. i will give you a compliment sold on a second. good one for you. last year i was reading the wall street journal about a high school, ninth grade to fourteen. these kids get tutoring and mentoring and a shot at a job all way. i want to give him a shout out. come to chicago and we will set up those schools. microsoft, verizon, have all stepped up with ibm, 9 to 14 in special areas in stem education. they will not just have high school but a pipeline because their first in line for a job interview at those are all the changes from community college to high school to give kids a shot at a career and a shot at a job. >> i stand with the president and what he said. most educator's in america, the fact is -- and college ready. plummer is a good job. i can tell you the number of kids that say they want to go to an apprenticeship program as an electrician or carpenter and if they haven't taken algebra or geometry they

of high school going to community college a career, a chance of employment. right now the commute because can you get a degree tragically on your resume, it doesn't have economic value that a four-year institution is. i've got to get those kids are making the sacrifice a shot at a career. number two, i'm sorry, i would just give it a couple it sold off a second. [laughter] this is a good one for you. last year august i was reading "the wall street journal" about a high school that mike was setting up with ibm, ninth grade the 14. and these kids get tutoring, mentoring and also a shot at a job that they go all the way. so i called simple that ibm and i want to give him a shot at. i succumbed to chicago and we'll set of the schools and i will recruit other companies to do it. we just announced five high schools in chicago. microsoft, verizon, motorola solutions, have all stepped up with ibm, all taking a high school, nine to 14, in special areas trained the kids and s.t.e.m. education. it's a great idea and we're going to give these kids no longer just high school but all the way and they see a typo because they're first in line for job. those are all the change