. >> kumbaya, will cain. we agree. >> and now he's on cnn. >> it's a catholic school.of saying i wanted to pray and celebrate my graduation which would have gotten him sympathy. he says i thought it was fun. i was doing it to make graduation memorable. now he's memorable. >> what's his name? >> i have no idea. >> here's your memory. >> here's your 15 minutes. >> he may have been mocking tebow there. >> what i interviewed tim tebow the other day and i said does it bother you that people are mocking you. some people are tebowing and others are mocking you. at the end of the day he said it's all praying. that's why i love him. "end point" up next with the panel. [ male announcer ] even with technology -- it's all you. that's why you've got us. get up to $200 dollars off select computers. staples that was easy. off select computers. if you made a list of countries from around the world... ...with the best math scores. ...the united states would be on that list. in 25th place. let's raise academic standards across the nation. let's get back to the head of the class. let's s

. >> kumbaya. >> david asman, on fox, now. >> only 115,000 new jobs in april, a whole lot weaker than was expected, and not nearly enough to keep up with population growth. some at forbes blame it on the ticking tax bomb,

. ♪ kumbaya hendrick: the most important thing for children to learn about school is that it's a placem and comfortable, a place they want to come back to. including songs and stories in the child's native language, using multiethnic pictures, and observing cultural customs not only honors the family by using the language and customs of the home at school, it also does much to foster the children's language and communication skills. ♪ kumbaya boy: hey, that's charlie's. teacher: where's charlie? this is charlie. who's charlie? that is. who's that? that's charlie. is that you? uh-huh. oh, it is? wow. find your eyes. are they the same eyes? yep. wow. it looks like this is a big kid. it looks like that's a big kid? you are a big kid. hendrick: but speaking is only one form of communicating. reading and writing are also an essential part of the language process, and the preschool years play a vital role in laying the sound foundation of skills on which future literacy is built. perhaps now is a good time to talk in more detail about the need and value of a new area of preschool learning we

towbin in me now from kumbaya -- joining me now from mumbai. why is there a shortage of policemen in india? >> there are a number of reasons for the shortage of policeman. the leaders, when they got independence, they had a bias against police. the police were very bad during the british. . they had not a very good impression about the police. subsequently, they have held that the police force is not a terrible thing. the third thing is they woke up. terrorism and organized gangs and terrorist activities, up until 1993 when there were explosions in mumbai, they woke up. now, efforts are being made to recruit more and more policeman. they have said that there's to be -- there should be 200 policemen for every one of the dozen -- 100,000. >> the show did a policeman in india. how can crime be tackled without enough law enforcers? >> there have to be more policemen. the population is nearly 125 million. there is no escape. there is another factor to the whole thing. that is, if you have stringent laws, very complete investigations, and a quick, sp

. >> we finally found a kumbaya moment.hink the government is learn willing its lesson from the gsa spending spree. in think again. some federal judges getting ready for a costly junket in hawaii. that is at the top of the hour. up here next, flying with your families for that summer vacation? you better bring some extra cash if you want to sit next to junior. man: 1939 -- my parents ran across an ad for a hot dog cart. my mother said, "well, maybe we ought to buy this hot dog cart and set it up someplace." so my parents went to bank of america. they met with the branch manager and they said, "look, we've got this little hot dog cart, and it's on a really good corner. let's see if we can buy the property." and the branch manager said, "all right, i will take a chance with the two of you." and we've been loyal to bank of america for the last 71 years. ready for the summer vacation. you bought your tickets and you have to pay up to flying with the family is getting more expensive. not for the tickets, for the fees. airlines a

it was a very bipartisan deal and everybody sang kumbaya. everything was great. why would they be dialing it back then? if we need this and it costs that much, what it behind that? is it the fact there's money they can use in the meantime? >> yes, there will be money from the water districts that would use this water for the big construction project. where the money comes from is a huge question mark. one the governor's going to have to address. >> belva: well, my thanks, lauren. at least it's a problem that seems far away in the future compared to the problems that josh talked to us about. okay. >> unless the big one strikes. >> belva: right. well, you can hear the final installment of quest's series on monday morning at 6:30 or 7:30 on kqed public radio. and there's a link on our website. next weekend, the city of san francisco will celebrate a milestone. the 75th anniversary of the golden gate bridge. to honor the occasion, a group of artists that are staging international orange. scott shafer has a preview. >> the golden gate bridge is such an iconic part of

the need for secrecy under certain circumstances but if the government makes everything secret to kumbaya the notion of discretion falls away. no doubt that has happened. >> with the carter administration i would see the morning briefing book. i would play a game how many of the things that i read top top-secret will be in the press and within a week 60% was and within a few months, 90%. what happened to to the other 10%? >> that is a relief. then what do do and that age of wikileaks? the government has to do a better job to maintain. if you are a clerk going to mrs. jones account only authorized a look at mrs. smith's the screen goes blank and then knock on your door from the supervisor. we have to learn what is justifiable secrets. it is possible. behalf to be smarter. >> come to the microphone i am wondering what the panel made the is of the accountability mechanisms to be in place last fall and then but if i am correct around the murder let me toss said the a question. you thought the founding fathers were unhappy about the way the current process has jelled. >> unhappy with the way?

. >> we don't need another kumbaya partly to mostly. we need real change in how child sex abuse is handled by church leadership. >> reporter: do you think you saw the beginning of that change tatted gidon't know and i won't know until i see it with my eyes. i don't believe words anymore. >> reporter: father david givey not only officiated matthew's wedding but baptized her two children. >> they're calling into question their faith, and they are wondering what ist means if there's been this much hypocrisy. >> reporter: a 27th priest, monsignor william lynn, was suspended in march. he is currently on trial for protecting priests accused of abuse. scott, he is the first high-ranking u.s. catholic clergy member to be charged in the scandal. >> pelley: seth, thank you. a bad cheand a president in trouble. it's election time in france. is the advanced f-22 fighter too risky to fly? and up in the sky, it's supermoon when the cbs evening news continues. down here, folks measure commitment by what's getting done. the twenty billion dollars bp co

. >> kumbaya. >> david asman, on fox, now. >> only 115,000 new jobs in april, a whole lot weaker than what was expected, and not nearly enough to keep up with population growth. some at forbes blame it on the ticking tax bomb, that is spooking job creators, less than 7 months, dozens of tax cuts set to expire, is that threatening a jobs recovery? hi, i'm david asman, welcome to forks forbes on fox, and michael, victoria, elizabeth and john, and rick runninger. michael. >> the potential for tax increases is killing the economy and we saw it in the manufacturer's survey and the index came in lower than a year ago and two years ago and seeing it in stock prices, based on forward earnings are cheaper than a year ago. that should not be what is happening in a recovery. >> and, rick, this is what is spooking the job creators, the private sector. why they are not hiring. >> see, i would say sometimes worrying can be a very good thing. look, we have a unique opportunity coming in the lame duck session, that will come around after the election. and my sources tell me the pressure of the bush t

so, several people have alluded to, this is one of those rare kumbaya moments and u.s. policy making where everyone, government, industry, civil society, right, left, center, agree wholeheartedly that the itu's jurisdiction should not expand to encome pause internet egglation or government. some of the proposals though not fully baked as mr. baird said that we heard about, if they were to come to fruition would do great damage to the open and decentralized internet that we know and love and that is a great engine for economic growth and education and health care and all of the great things that we love about it. now, among the many reasons why this jurisdiction shouldn't expand is that the itu is highly politicized and also grossly undemocratic. one of the things, i'm not sure was mentioned today, was that in the itu, as in the u.n., it's one country, one vote. so tuvalu and butan have the same vote as china, the united states, india, and that is not very democratic when you think of the difference in populations. the other problem and the other reason why we believe th

more than 22,000 jobs created last year and union concessions saving the city $28 million like a kumbayaoment at city hall. there are smiles all around. and there is lots after plaus because the san francisco economy is recovering and the city's reserves, growing. >> last nine months, controller reported out a revenues were $172 million more than previkted. >> the plan calls for $7 billion in spending. the plan would close a projected two-year deficit of $638 million. this means no cuts to health and social services. this is after years of incisions. there enough money to go to programs which lost state and federal funding. >> i've included all restoration of federal cuts to programs and sefshz that serve people with hiv and aids. >> and to offset the sets cuts, san francisco schools will receive $6 million. a priority is one of the biggest hiring commit manies to public safety. there already six classes totalling 300 recruits in two years. and there is new fire academy classes as well. there appears to be little opposition to the budget proposal. the main obstacle has been the deep cuts

the press conferences and go away as soon as an apology is made or that we're satisfied by singing kumbaya together. >> reporter: he apologized for insulting filipino nurses. she is a leader in the filipino community. >> i think today is a moving- forward day for all of us. >> high agrees. >> and there are deep cultural differences. >> one meeting is not going to solve them and that is why barry and the men and women promised to get together on a regular basis to keep the di log going, shawn. >> and that does need to continue, bob. thank you. >>> the economy remains a top concern for voters. education is another popular topic on the campaign trail and presumptive gop nominee mitt romney is laying out his views on that issue. jennifer davis reports. >> reporter: visiting a philadelphia charter school, mitt romney outlines his vision for education reform while drawing sharp contrast with president obama. >> he talks like he's for the underprivileged. when it comes to the money that comes and in the teacher's union, he's putting that, you know, the campaign cash ahead of the needs of our kids

. >> i haven't heard kumbaya in so long i wouldn't recognize it around here. >> in the last two days, tried to protect the right flank demanding spending cuts. accusing the president of bailing on a grand bargain. >> the difference between knowing what is right an doing what is right is courage. the president lost his courage last summer. >> message republicans are pounding in a new ad by crossroad. >> i'm pledging to cut the deficit in half by the end of my first term in office. >> he hasn't even come close. >> white house aides note the president signed $2 from in cuts -- $2 trillion in cuts. >> we need balanced approach to this. >> new fox poll shows the public approval of the overall job performance is up to 49%, only 36% approve of the performance on deficit. jay carney would not bite today on questions how much time the white house will devote to preventing a crisis. chicago announcing today they raised $43.6 million in april. a big number but a drop from what they raised in march. >> bret: ed henry live on the north lawn. thank you >>> late thatch, speaker bane baun called the

at these press conferences and go away as soon as an apology is made or we're satisfied by singing kumbaya together. >> reporter: councilman barry also apologized for insulting filipino nurses being branded as a leader in the filipino community. >> i think today is a day of moving forward for all of us. >> reporter: mr. barry says he agrees. >> we have deep differences and one day won't solve all those. >> reporter: that's why marion barry and those he met with today promised to meet on a regular basis to keep the dialogue going. >>> jurors will resume deliberations in the john edwards campaign corruption trial. they ended their fifth day of talks without reaching a verdict. the jury examined 20 pieces of evidence. most involved financial transactions involving a wealthy campaign donor. edwards is accused of funneling money from two wealthy donors to hide his pregnant mistress during the 2008 campaign. >>> police in virginia out in full force making sure drivers are wearing their seatbelts, but last night an officer in arlington handled a lot more. he ended up delivering a baby. fox 5's la

. >> i haven't heard kumbaya in so long i wouldn't even recognize it around here. >> i had to get that short little bite in here, susan. >> absolutely. >> is this what we're going the see until november? >> it's stunning to me that republicans in the house want to revisit the issue. last summer when they fought it last time right to the brink, you know, it hurt everybody. it hurt them. hurt them more than democrats, but e.j. makes great point. it hurts the president. man, i don't think americans looked that scenario last summer and felt very good about what the government was doing. >> let me read to you, and i want to go back to jeremiah wright for a second because i was just hand add statement from the romney campaign. i'm just going to read part of it. this is about the norm times story that there's this independent group putting together an ad using the reverend jeremiah wright. here's what the statement says in part. pot's team said they would, quote, kill romney. and just last week david axelrod referred to individuals opposing the prot r president as contract killers. it's clear

one, in trying to sew the body together and remember kumbaya from 2008. >> that's gone. >> you've got folks at the other end kind of slowly -- >> i don't mean to be rude. i've got to get jen in for the last 30 seconds. what is the practical impact of this? how badly is obama on his heels from these divisive mistakes dividing the democratic party? >> well, i would like to say as a republican and as a mitt romney supporter that the election's over, it's may, we're done. but of course we're not. we have months and months to go and a lot is going to happen. but i will say he is burning out the negativity way too soon. he's going to run out of things to be negative about. and he has a fundamental problem. he'll have it now. he'll have it in november. he doesn't have a record he can run on. that's the fundamental -- >> i can't believe you said the election's not over. anyway. many thanks to david goodfriend, who just had the intellectual firepower to change his position, live tv, on the air. i've never seen anything like it. and i love him for it. and chairman michael steele and jennifer ru

no kumbaya but it was a good meeting. it was productive. we had candor. we had friendship.e had an understanding of where we need to go for our country and as always with meetings like that, on all sides, great love for our country. >> the president favors a deficit reduction deal that has a mix of spending cuts and tax increases. in the meantime on the campaign trail, the dustups aren't over the budget but who gets access to the candidates. at mitt romney's stump in st. petersburg's, members of his staff physically prevented reporters from asking questions. one of those reporters was our jim acosta. >> thank you. >> reporter: standing in front of a mini national debt clock, mitt romney left no doubt about his message of the day. >> we'll get on track to get a balanced budget. >> reporter: after the event was over as romney was shaking hands with supporters along the rope line, aides to the gop contender made sure the candidate stayed on topic. this press aide physically stood in the path of reporters trying to make their way to romney to ask questions. the campaign even br

>>> a couple of kumbaya moments, you might say, after a couple of cut-throat months we've had to go throughin pennsylvania. they're saying we're going to talk about the conservative values of this party and of this campaign. later today, though, michele bachmann is said to endorse romney at a campaign stop in virginia. even newt gingrich seems to be coming around slowly, too, after dropping out of the race yesterday. >> i've been asked sometimes, is mitt romney conservative? and my answer is simple. compared to barack obama? >> that is simple, isn't it? paul steinhauser is live in washington this morning. i never think i'm going to hear newt that short spoken, but there you were. out of newt, rick and michelle, which endorsement is the most important to mitt romney? >> i would say santorum. you showed that live picture of pittsburgh. we learned that the meetling take place in pittsburgh. the former senator hails from pittsburgh, pennsylvania. no endorsement at athat meeting but aides say, yeah, it's going to be a get together. no cameras. they're trying to keep this thing quiet. no media, n

. >> so i found "the wall street journal" today, there was a kumbaya moment between romney and the evangelicalhe spoke at liberty on friday and evangelicalleaders praised him. i grew up mormon and in 2008 it was a big problem for him. this is a big deal for him. i thought why is this happening now and then we were talking about it and now that obama wrapped his arms around gay marriage it's like religion is no longer of much importance and doesn't matter, romney is the voice for traditional marriage that goes above and beyond religion. >> why are you rolling your eyes will cain? >> i think she's gone a bridge too far. i think it's a little too far to say that religion might not that be a big a factor in american politics. >> i don't think she fully said that. >> i'm saying now it's a choice between someone that believes in traditional marriage and someone for gay marriage it's ease why are for them to say let's push the religion aside a little bit. it may be important but at the end of the day we're voting for someone for traditional marriage. >> and it shows up in the polls conservative base

they're all joining hands in this kumbaya moment. they're teaming up. customer of those companies, your eel be able to tap into each other's wi-fi hotspots for free. say you're a cox customer and you live in cleveland but travel to philadelphia. what that means is you can use comcast wi-fi hotspot in philly for free. now, this is all going to roll out over the next few months. they're going to have 50,000 hotspots open up across the country in great places like parks, beaches, malls, sporting arenas, right where you want them. ashleigh? >> does that mean -- i love carrying my ipad and smartphone, but i'm freaked about my data limit because that's coming to an end, too. does this help in that little quandary? >> it does. that's what makes this so terrific because it gives you more flexibility. instead of using the data plan you have, you can turn it off and tap into these hotspots instead for free. for cable companies it's a great thing, too, because it's a way to continue attracting your business and keep your business, because you have to remember thes

we went through the cold war and thought everything was calm by law -- law kumbaya, and now you haveue nations like north korea and iran, iran, things like that. -- itdn't even think would be a slam-dunk to protect our country and keep -- actually renew all of our missiles, ballistic missiles across the country, and fixed all the old silos and update them. a lot of people say we knew not have the money. you will not have a country if you do not defended. not just wasting everything on money in the end, but update us and make us truly secure. if they do not have missile defenses, they will come in our right regretted our backyard. guest: you mentioned some of the potential future threats that are out there. the military is investing in systems that are designed for the future threats. a lot of the weapons now, some of the weapons being built, have exceptionally long range, and stealth characteristics. that means they cannot be detected by radar, so they can essentially fly in undetected and hit their target. typically in instances like the caller was describing, in the surface-to-air

look, we all like a good rendition of kumbaya.ystem works. it's about choice. so no. it sounds good. it would never work. we talk about this every four years. mccain thought about putting joe lieberman. >> gretchen: that was a serious consideration, wasn't it? >> it wouldn't have worked. it would not have worked. the republican convention would have blown up because of lieberman's views on abortion, gay rights and other issues. john kerry on the other side was going to recruit john mccain in 2004 to be his running mate. of course, that wouldn't have sold either. they disagree on more policies than they agree with. look at their voting records in the senate. gretchen, you got to think about the worst case scenario. what would happen if a ticket like that were elected and god forbid, the vm had to succeed the president during -- vm to succeed the president during the term? you would have a wholesale change in policy that people didn't vote for. >> gretchen: very interesting. what about the fact that some people believe that mitt rom

so as several people have alluded to, this is one of those rare "kumbaya" moments where everyone, government, civil society, right, left, center agree wholeheartedly that the itu's jurisdiction should not expand to encompass internet regulation or governments. and some of the proposals even though they're not fully baked, that we have heard about if they are to come to fruition do great damage to the open and decivilized internet, and that is check growth for all the great things that we love about et. now, among the many reasons why this jurisdiction shouldn't expand is that the itu is both highly politicized and grossly undemocratic. i'm not sure it was mentioned today, one of the things was that in the i.t. as in the u.n., it's one country, one vote, to tuvalu and pew mean and pew hand have the same vote, has the same quote as china, united states q