oecd team at bit to get the report ahead of the division responsible for early childhood education jeff hughes and also with this mass teacher in secondary school in london thanks everyone for being with us just let us start with you in a tricky one here i should stress our view is that the peas the tests that were talking about. test the abilities of fifteen year olds to use what they learned in class to solve everyday problems that could be that they might encounter in everyday life so that's just given our viewers a sense of what we're talking those problo you. this is a go since about the price of pizzas and pizzeria has two round pizzas on its menu the same thickness but different sizes for the pizza the smallest one has a diameter of thirty centimeters and costs thirty cents fixed moment the biggest one is fourteen centimeters in diameter and costs thirty isn't so which beats that is the best by indicates your reasoning those are just one of the problems maps province that was put to a fifteen year olds around the world just the ticket you got be a god all the information you need will g

with holly hughs and dr. jeff gardear and we will start with marijuana.orado is the first state to legalize recreational pot in just a few days people in colorado will be legally allowed to smoke, buy and grow pot. holly, let me start with you. i'm thinking, okay. so colorado is a state in the united states. anyone visiting colorado, are these laws going to apply and how once you cross state lines? to me, there are so many complications. >> can you buy it in colorado. you can't take it across state lines. like you are saying, colorado is the only state in that locale that has legalized it. there are restrictions. you have to be 21. you can't smoke it in public or where you can be seen in public. you can't stand on a hotel balcony and light a reefer. there are restrictions in place. but visitors, if you're looking to toek up and enjoy yourself, head to the rocky mountain state. is that what they call it? colorado, rocky mountain high. >> a whole other high there. >> gives the song haul new meaning. >> help us understand this. will more people be inclined t

and also with me holly hughes criminal defense attorney, and jeff gardere, a clinical psychologist hereme in new york. and, casey, let's start with you. what are we expecting to hear from police? we're expecting to hear from them soon. >> reporter: we are expecting to hear from them, rosa, in just the next few minutes. we are expecting more details, perhaps some results of their preliminary investigation which has been going on since the shooting yesterday afternoon. as you mentioned, arapahoe high school remains a crime scene and is expected to remain a crime scene throughout the weekend. there are several unanswered questions. many unanswered questions in this investigation. as you mention, police and sheriffs have said that the motive of the shooter, karl pierson, 18-year-old student, was revenge against his debate coach. students and parents associated with this school say that there was recently some trouble, perhaps he had been kicked off that team and was upset about that issue. the main question that a lot of people want answers to right now is the shooting victim, who was origi

back here with me criminal defense attorney holly hughes and clinical psychologist dr. jeffardere, holly, let me start with you. the suspected child mowester has been arrested. the chief, on the other hand, has not. can a criminal with a conscious use that collateral in a plea deal? >> absolutely if he's ever caught. rosa, i love this story, who says there is no honor among thieves? i mean, clearly, there's a hierarchy here, right? and, you know, this is funny. i defend people who are accused of crimes and they'll say to me, do you know what, i might do cocaine but i don't rob anybody to get it. that's what this burglar is saying, i might steal stuff from this guy's house, but you all should know he's a pedophile. this is fantastic. he turned in the evidence wrch the police have arrested the alleged pedophile and they've got the evidence on tape and they'll charge him with what he's done wrong. you better believe he'll use this card, i did the right thing. i did a bad thing. but then i made up for it, so cut me a break on sentencing. >> and, jeff, help us get into the mind o

jeff bezos is not the only one with a the idea for commercial drone used. two dozen states are competing to run the centers for testing the technology. megan hughesks at how the competition is sizing up. part of thell preparation for a decision on opening the skies to commercial drones in 2015. here is a look at who is vying to run a test center. texas is included, north carolina, california, oklahoma, and the states that are chosen will be responsible to build and run the centers. the idea is private researchers will pay to use them and tested their drones. for the states, it could mean our jobs and it may position them to lure manufacturers. it could includes sending packages but also spotting forest fires, shooting movies, rulesing seeds, if the are relaxed it could lead to 70,000 jobs in three years with expenditures for civilian and military drones totaling $89 billion over the decade. the u.s. transportation department found almost 250,000 unmanned aircraft will be in use. meanwhile, a robotics company has its new drone, the maverick, to the u.s. army this month. innovativetakes an approach to stealth, to the earthbound observer it looks li