but homeschooling is affordable.n't that bad become a much better education, just think of how well the homeschoole have done. >> they don't even teach geography geography anymore. that was my favorite subject. a major case in texas was one that in the day's. john: they argued that we have to have uniforms, education, the parents won't do a good job. >> that turned out not to be the case. they close down priva schooling, they will continue to try to do, i believe, i'm afraid that they will have a regulation when he do well in homeschooling and one of the qualifications that you have to have a degree for such and such school. >> there is a staunch group that defends the public school system and that is the biggest union in the company, the teachers union. john: i'm told that they don't mix, homeschooled kids and publicly schooled kids. >> yes, you are talking about socializing. we have a lot of homeschoolers, but they would come out, and you would know them because of the mother being there with three of her kids. >>

but homeschooling is affordable.n't that bad become a much better education, just think of how well the homeschoolers have done. >> they don't even teach geography geography anymore. that was my favorite subject. a major case in texas was one that in the day's. john: they argued that we have to have uniforms, education, the parents won't do a good job. >> that turned out not to be the case. they close down private schooling, they will continue to try to do, i believe, i'm afraid that they will have a regulation when he do well in homeschooling and one of the qualifications that you have to have a degree for such and such school. >> there is a staunch group that defends the public school system and that is the biggest union in the company, the teachers union. john: i'm told that they don't mix, homeschooled kids and publicly schooled kids. >> yes, you are talking about socializing. we have a lot of homeschoolers, but they would come out, and you would know them because of the mother being there with three of her kids.

so it depends on the individual homeschool. and often, the parents are shy and reserved people, and they're not taking their child out to glow to museums, and the child can spend a lot of time on the home on their own reading books. homeschool is good for some kids, and some can do great. and some can have social anxiety when they get older. that's the thing, it really depends on what the parents are doing. pat said earlier, it's a parenting issue, but also, it's a schooling issue, and i don't think that we can divide it up like that. >> we only have 30 seconds left. but some it's show that homeschooling kid do better. and some colleges now are more accepting. do you think that home schooling is going to be more of the norm with 20 seconds left. >> it's going to increase, and i don't think it's going to be the norm where everyone does it at all. but with the learning centers, and more democrat schools and different opportunities, and all of the alternatives to school that are out there, i think it's i everybodytable. >> aninevi

he and his younger sister are homeschooled. a tweet reads if everyone in the world dropped out of hule we -- out of school we would have a more intelligent society. >> new this morning, the stores could be less crowded this holiday shopping season. research firm expected sales growth in november and december of this year to lag last year by half of a percent. shoppers are expected to bay more online and less in brick and mortar stores. improvements in the job and housing markets are not enough to get americans to spend more this year. >> coming up next, a very special paramedic who uses his training to make a special family >> coming up at 4:00, fighting back against sagging. >> at 5, bay area researchers look at what it takes to stop the aging process. please join us later today at 4:00 and 5:00. >> paramedic from monterey county put his professional training to good use for his own family. this picture from the santa cruz sentinel shows the family with the newborn baby nathan george who could not wait to get to the hospital i

horrible and if they go to community college they have to take'' remedial math before they start with homeschooling got my daughter to harvard and oxford and hopefully stanford you don't need government to educate your children to give you a check or to find you a job this book is about personal responsibility and individuality and rugged individualism and self-reliance and sacrifice all the great things that make america the greatest in the world country. people were thinking this is malarkey i believe and what chart george washington james madison how could the tea party of the extreme when we believe in the u.s. constitution a limited government just like the founding fathers? of that is extreme i am guilty as charged. >> host: as a senator what could do it a fact as change? >> even being in the minority of the u.s. senate but i was expected if i was a betting man i was looking at the senate being turned over to the republican party when i get there in 16 i complete the majority then you blocked everything from that point on that in the liberal president might want to do you may even get a few t

community college they have to take remedial math and the english before the start as freshmen homeschooling got my daughter to harvard and stanford it works you don't need government to educate your children you need government to find you a job. it is about personal responsibility and individuality and rugged individualism and self-reliance and discipline and a sacrifice all the great things that made america of the greatest country for all the liberals that think this is malarkey but i believe there would george washington and john adams and benjamin franklin believe how can the tea party year be a scream talking about limited government like the founding fathers? of that is extremely and guilty as charged. >> host: as a u.s. senator wayne allyn root what could do a fact? >> i would not expect to be in the minority white and a betting man to put this in it to be turned over to the republican party so when i get there we are in the majority then i think you can do whatever in the liberal president might want to do and maybe get something is passed like limited government lowers taxes by mo

that place is riddled with goat flu, so i'm gonna homeschool you kids. oh, okay. dad, where'd you get this car? i borrowed it from quagmire. he's not home 'cause he got abducted by aliens last night. so, do you guys just not do the anal probe anymore? is that...? no, that's more or less been retired. i see, i see. d-do you still have the thing? oh, my god, what a beautiful room. paris is so incredible. i can't believe we're really here. i know. look at all the people on the street. not a lot of people of color here, but the ones that are black are really black. i've noticed that, too. all right, i've got our whole day planned. first, we'll go to the louvre. then we'll go shopping along the champs-elysées. uh, lois, i should probably tell you i didn't come all the way here to go to museums and shops. well, i-i don't understand. why'd you even want to come here, then? lois, i came here to have an affair. an affair? with who? anyone. my god. well, can we at least do some muppet-style sightseeing first? (accordion music playing) easo why do you feel exso tired afterwa

largely with homeschooling. in the first public had was about 250 bc and they were not funded by the government. john: and the greeks actually mocked him for being backwards about that? >> yes, of course they did last anywhere near as long. >> you have educated us about welfare and the handouts. do you see parallels with rome? >> yes, if you take a look at roman society that started to dictate, it is not just because of theewelfare state and the people on the bottom, it is also because the people on the top who isolated lives from the rest. i find parallels in the united states versus rome very interesting. >> 's. john: we have a lot of unintended consequences. we just get rid of it? you're pretty hard-core, i assume. should america get rid of all handouts? [cheers] [applause] john: what would happen the first time somebody did this? they say charity. charles murray, what is your answer? >> well, i think in fact if we got rid of the entire welfare state, that the ability of the wealthy society to deal with the p

i'm talking about homeschooling, brian. just until the crisis is over.reaction. i don't think lois would be happy if you pulled the kids out of school. well, she left me in charge, didn't she? and besides, you know me. when i set my mind to something, i am not easily deterred. like when i tried out to be an olympic gymnast. (inhales deeply) (gun fires) you did it, peter. why'd you shoot me?

largely with homeschooling. in the first public had was about 250 bc and they were not funded by the government. john: and the greeks actually mocked him for being backwards about that? >> yes, of course they did last anywhere near as long. >> you have educated us about welfare and the handouts. do you see parallels with rome? >> yes, if you take a look at roman society that started to dictate, it is not just because of theewelfare state and the people on the bottom, it is also because the people on the top who isolated lives from the rest. i find parallels in the united states versus rome very interesting. >> 's. john: we have a lot of unintended consequences. we just get rid of it? you're pretty hard-core, i assume. should america get rid of all handouts? [cheers] [applause] john: what would happen the first time somebody did this? they say charity. charles murray, what is your answer? >> well, i think in fact if we got rid of the entire welfare state, that the ability of the wealthy society to deal with the p

for everyide sat junior in the county to take the sat in their homeschool as another way to provide access for all students. >> schools are using and added program that is student centered and teacher driven. you can read more about this program on our website, wbaltv.com. 6:11. 57 degrees at the airport. >> today is national chocolate milk day. >> the ravens will go for their third win in a row this sunday. they are on the road in buffalo. >> it will turn out to be another quiet day weather wise. we are keeping tabs on a few accidents, including one on the >> welcome back. 65 degrees downtown. we are starting out with some cloud cover this morning. it is in the 50's in the suburbs. we have high pressure in the great lakes. we have low pressure off the southeast coast. wind between the two. we have low clouds, fog, or drizzle. this time we are getting the low clouds up and down the east coast and through the mid- atlantic and up into new england. you can see the clouds coming in from the east. into western maryland, the skies are clear. these clouds will break up as we go through the morni

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social event that helps people take control of their college education, and it's self directed homeschoolingand we work with people to make them better and more effective learners, the skills that schools are supposed to teach, and how to find mentors. the things that school never actually bothers to tell you. >> did you go to college? >> i went to college for six months and dropped out 2 and a half years ago. >> do you feel you're missing anything in your own education by doing this? >> not at all, if anything, the experience of having to create your own education is more holistic than going to an actual college. having someone tell me what to do and evaluate my work, i have to find those resources and evaluate what i'm doing myself. >> aaron, let's talk about dale for a moment. do you feel that he's missing anything? you we want to college. >> to point out that college is worth it. college graduates make about 80% more on average, and they have 2 to 3 times less unemployment rates, and the point is that college is worth it, but is our system working for americans? right now, we see a divid

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. >> reporter: jaden and his younger sister, willow, are homeschooled.llage leadership academy. a private school founded by his parents in 2008. the academy used study tech, a teaching method used by l. ron hubbard, something will smith may have eluded to on "live with regis and kelly." >> educational concepts that we believe in. >> reporter: this morning, instead of revolutionizing that educational system, the younger smith seems to be suggesting his twitter followers abandon it. if everybody in the world dropped out of school, we would have a much more intelligent society. this morning, his philosophical musics are being met with skepticism. this is why we don't let celebrity children make decisions on the education system, one person tweeted. another one resent smith's comments with the heading, stupidest tweet ever. this summer on "gma," the teen actor explained his approach to life this way. >> i really try to do me and really what i want to do and please myself instead of trying to please other people. >> reporter: and his latest tweet, jaden advis

after she was homeschooled by maria, she began the heal process and now she's older, she's sober and she's married and a child is on the way. that's a success story of someone that was put in international sex trafficking. iana, at the age of 5, another 5-year-old, was sold by her for sex r a cell phone in costa rica. she was sold every week for over a year until somebody saw the problem and complained to the government. she was actually raised thinking this was a normal ifestyle for a 5-year-old. he staff that salvando examine corazones rescued her and are working with her today. i had a chance to meet her. remarkable person. felicia, she was raped by her stepfather, gave birth to her brother's child and is now pregnant at 16. she was sold by her stepfather by someone who wanted to put her to work on the streets, and her stepfather thought this is easy money for me to sell my stepdaughter on the streets of costa rica. she recently was rescued and she is at this safe house. of course, we need to , derstand but these girls they're tough. they're tough victims to work ith. they're hard

school to school and small schools, montessori schools, strict schools, to individual tutors and homeschoolingtrying to find a way to help rosemary. as long as the rest of the children were home, rosemary was okay because her brothers and sisters watch out for her. jack would take her to dances at the country club and dance with her. the sisters would take her on trips to europe and watch over her. but as rosemary got older, the rest of the family moved on. and rosemary was left alone. she began to understand, she had the intelligence of a five or 6-year-old. she began to understand that the life that she was going to live was not going to be that of her brothers and sisters. she became violent when people told her she could not go outside her she couldn't do this or that. joe kennedy consulted with the best doctors he could find. the head of neuroscience at johns hopkins and he was el trained and sat down with joe kennedy and instead, the only solution is a lobotomy. it will make rosemary content with her station in life. she will not be unhappy, she will be anxious or violent. and her intell