the mcgraw-hill companies. pearson education, and who heton mifflin company. we requested interviews with all of them. let's see ifldpeak see if you can answer this question. do you really know what isqu inside your children's textbooks?m talking a talking about textbooks from kindergarten through college.o. make no mistake there is atake battle being fought for theeioh amerds of future generations of americans. yoho wins and who loses is up to you. tonight we expos the underbelly of the textbook industry. from the biggest elementary schools to the smallest one room schoolhouses to virtual classrooms. it seems that no matter who you ask, when the topic is textbooks, everyone has got something to say. something to say. join dockty trait our childreno >> they talk about the evil oiy companies throwing toxic waste into the ocean. tox >> you can only criticize the oppressor. is thereery thite skin areabout the oppressor. teach chao whether or not my child oose would read harry potter. >> we are not making all students feel welcome. >> regardless of the school will

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requests for interviews. >> back in march fox news reporting approached a rep from mcgraw hill.cau talk to the media. we returned to austin in three-days our camera captured 340 hours of discussion as they continue to grapple over a seemingly basic question what do we want the next generation of americans to learn? >> i don't think we should be sitting here cherry picking. >> we are making a mockery out of everything. >> nothing simple about it. >> the original standards were written by committees that had content specialists. >> state board education appoint what they call expert reviewers. we will make our recommendations and they will vote on what changes they want to make and in history you have different interpretations. one person's view may be different from somebody else. >> those differences are at the core of the battle hitting the democrats verses republicans. >> so many people don't know what jefferson davis did. >> confederate generals were introducing -- unacceptable. >> 7 including john mac elroy are said to be part of a quote conservative blog. they are imposing

he works with publishers including houghton mifflin and mcgraw-hill. >>...u don't know how the fecs textbooks are published but, let me walk you through, very quickly. >> on his web site, monsieury claims he graduated with a degree in chemical engineering from the university of southern california. not true, according to our reporting and usc. after we brought it to monsieury's attention, the web site was quickly changed by the ircb's executive director, who has a master's degree in islamic studies from ucla and got a film credit work with will smith, as the islamic technical advisor on the movie "ali." after turning down our numerous interview requests, we showed up at a public teaching workshop that he was conducting in irvine, california. >> we were able to provide at least the -- based on our expertises on the state centers and, the guides, to teach about world religions, we were able to make the changes in the textbook. >> can i ask a quick question, fox news producer. >> no, you can't. >> i wanted to ask you a follow-up on what you were talking about.

phil mcgraw. from "castle," nathan fillion. and music from trace adkins.h cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, cheer up! here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, thank you. i'm jimmy, thank you for watching. thanks for making it out tonight. good to have you in my clutches. sit down. i'd like to talk to you guys about something. i need to -- and it's serious, too. it's very weird in here tonight, isn't it? did someone in the audience have a seizure or something before? well, will be. it's election season again. there seems to be more election seasons than seasons of "the bachelorette" now days. and some shocking results in the new york and delaware republican primaries last night, where well-known veteran politicians were upended by candidates affiliated by the tea party. it was especially shocking, because i've been to a lot of tea parties with my daughter, and most of the people there are stuffed animals, they're not even real, so -- it's not even tea. it's an imaginary liquid they pretend to pour out.

largest publishers in this 9.5 billion dollar industry, pearson, houghton, mifflin, harcourt and mcgraw-hill have once again declined our interview request. more on this later from 1985 to 2009 the student population of public, elementary and high schools rose from 39 million to 50 million. that pool is estimated to grow another 9% by 2017. there's good news for kindergarten through 12th grade the average teacher's salary is now $51,000, overall ratio of teacher to pupils of 1-16. the bad news? >> the president: we have one of the highest high school drop-out rates of any industrialized nation. >> tucker: why after years of smart people thinking about how to keep kids in school we still have these drop-out rates? >> we've been to act to the new global market and information-based economy ii >> our drop-out rate approaches 30% nationally, we lose 1.2 million students each year to the streets. a staggering number. to me that is economically unsustainable, morally unacceptable. what chance do those young people have to be contributing members of society? >> tucker: eight years ago george w. bus

mcgraw he was not guilty. and i think what the doctor is trying to do and abdel basset al-megrahi as well as to highlight the answer -- the unanswered questions, to provide publicity really for their claim that there are these unanswered questions about the conviction. >> he might have brought some publicity, as you say, but the fact remains there will bid an awful lot of people who will hear about this and say, this man was released on compassionate grounds, were told he had only three months to live and here he is all these months later still rounds. >> i am sure it is absolutely right. dr. suarez said he was surprised at the condition of al-megrahi. that he was in bed in the hospital but he was able to get up and walk around, although he was not able to walk a great distance. it is surprising on the face of it given he was diagnosed with terminal cancer over a year ago, prostate cancer, and was said he only had three months to live and it was on that basis he was given a compassionate release. this will, i

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>> you remember the movie "the love story," iconic, that famous season where ali mcgraw is walking to campus. it's about the basics modernized. >> camel coat. >> it's the must have. designers had it all over the runway. from zarra, we paired it with a sweater dress and loafer. >> on the gentlemen we have a layered look which is really preppy. not the argyle and the -- >> right. you can't be preppy without being layered. we have a great blazer and also a great oxford from land's end, argyle is always appropriate. dark denim jeans. the penny loafer is back. all preppy shoes in general, topsiders, the bucks, they're all in. >> let's take a quick look at our second couple to see the other preppy-inspired look. more duck boots. >> yes, we have the duck boots. on cassidy we're going for the ee quis rey equestrian look, from tommy hilfiger, booties in red, these are pricey, straight from the runway but you can go for the classic duck boot at a classic price point. >> and the fishermen sweater. >> from l.l. bean signature. a j. crew shirt, a popped collar, because that's very important. on th

he has been playing guitar since the age of 12 and had his music recorded by blake shelton and tim mcgrawuntry music singer troy olsen is with us today. (announcer) living with ulcerative colitis? i'm going six times a day. i had three flares last year. so many pills. i missed my interview. my son's graduation. the stomach pain. i can't stand the steroids. isn't there anything else we can do? (announcer) if you're on medications and still flaring, your uc may not be under control. take the uc control quiz at livingwithuc.com and talk to your gastroenterologist about the results and current treatments. >>> at least six different law enforcement eagz came together today to announce federal drug trafficking charges involving a chicago street gang. wgn's muriel clair is live at the dirksen federal building with that story for us today. >> reporter: well, good afternoon. state and federal enforcement law enforcement agencies are chicago's street gangs. >>> u.s. attorney patrick fitzgerald promised to keep the heat on. >> what we need to do and have been doing and will continue to do is make su

phil mcgraw to larry king live, the psychologist, "new york times" number one best-selling author, and the host of "dr. phil." as he begins his ninth season, oprah begins her 25th year. here's a look at today's oprah excitement. watch. ♪ >> wonderful! how are you? >> i'm good! >> you're going to australia! ♪ you'll be home, when you arrive ♪ ♪ 25 >> larry: she helped make you famous. how do you feel about her leaving. well, not leaving, she's going top her own network. >> that's right. i can certainly answer the first question. she is one of my dearest and most valued friends. you know, i spent five years on the oprah show and then nine years on the show that she created and launched. and i knew her for two years before that. so i -- i did the trial strategy for her case up in amarillo with the mad cow case. so i got to know oprah away from television, just as a person. and i confess to say, i had never seen an oprah winfrey show when i started working with her. i mean, anybody on the planet knows who she is, and i'd see a minute here or there, but i was always working that time of day

. >> mcgraw. >> thanks, taylor. here's the weather.south, lighter rain to the north. and you see cold, low 20s and 30s, patchy frost, not today, tonight into sunday morning. here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. that's your weather. now, back to the football guy, chris. >> mr. mcewen, thank you very much. my executive producer will kill me said no talking about your giants so i'm not going to mention my giants at all, with fall fast approaching only means one thing, football. this sunday marks the full slate of nfrlz games. who better for an inside look at the season than bill cow war former coach and now analyst. good to have you with us, coach. >> good to see you, chris, good to be here. >> kicking things off, or what. >> absolutely, that time of year. >> it is football season. let me ask about this upcoming season. we saw the defending super bowl champs the saints and vikings. brett favre, did he look a bit old to you? zerm a game he came back and missed throws but i think they missed rice. i think he will get better