with the nea have supported the likes of thebeat unless. >> that's too many supposings, i think.es took off in england and they came here, they were already a big hit. so i think translating them into arts funding is not a good analogy. a lot of this is ideological, the house republicans again want to -- they'd like to end the nea. they've now cut the funding by 25%. but if you look around the country, it's arts funding for elementary school students, where you develop a love for the arts and you develop people's talents. i think that's where it hurts the most. and then you have a lot of people talking about how much they want to cut government. when they get in office like nikki haley in south carolina, she goes after two agencies that fund the arts, that are miniscule in the overall budget but prove some sort of ideological point. maybe tim can tell me, why do republicans hate the arts? >> they hate subsidies. and the fact of the matter is the beat releases a good example. they make tons of profit. why shearts can be very profitable. and arts for kids if that fits into a budget

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i am curious -- maybe there has been a change over the years with respect to how nea is looking at these community plans, with the level of changes seem to be on the same level of what is being discussed in japan town. >> i think the issue is thefta money we wanted to include in it impact environmental report. >> the issue here is that the eir is being driven by the plan improvements and not the development scale. if it were not for reconfiguring -- because of the congested nature of the area, we did some preliminary analysis and determined that is what is in -- that is what is triggering environmental. i'm not familiar with all of the street network changes in japan town, but it is conceivable and glenn parker for not doing it, we may not have needed to go the full environmental review route. -- commissioner antonini: i am pretty much on board and there are similar -- there are some similarities to west portal and i think what could be done at glen park and what you are talking about is there are some and the spaces underutilized and buildings that are basically grosz's that are falling

dayton agreement and this is creating a problem finally it should be said that the serb republic in bows nea has established itself as a tutorial subject of those near and dear to govern and it was founded in one thousand nine hundred two as a result of the disintegration of the former yugoslavia undoubtedly and herzegovina represents a counter process that was going in the territory of the former yugoslavia in those years all the republics of the former yugoslavia were formed in a way that the homogeneous nations who live there got their own states and like them both me and her to govern and had to follow the path of the former yugoslavia it consisted of three constituent ethnic communities and none of them had the majority because of that both he and her to govern will continue having problems with regard to international relations it's a deeply divided country the only way it can continue to exist is to find and preserve the balance established by the detainee agreements in strict compliance with its provisions. and is an international treaty respect international agreements but we don't

chief of ousted libyan leader credal moammar gadhafi has fled the country and is now in neighboring neas air according to officials there coffee wasn't said to be part of the convoy that crossed the border tuesday robert enough aso has denied claims it was ready to provide asylum is comes as rebels now control most of libya but is our he's a no bush or a ports all signs suggest it's not over for the violence in libya as the real chaos may be yet to come muhammad who is one of africa's most experienced diplomats just but from the libyan capital he says needs who has turned it into a ghost town there is no police. there is no administration there is no there is no schools law and order has been replaced by a motley crew of rebels some fear that the various groups who have emerged might soon stop fighting each other. in stores have been raided every man's aren't with kalashnikovs if the tribes fight for their independence the country will enter and never ends in civil war with brutal urban guerrilla warfare lists argument even rebel leaders don't know where therefore it is a from. rebel han

the judge ordered solyndra to find potential buyers who do have the mon nea conference next month in dallas. >> google is announced it will provide 75 million to buy 3,000 solar residents systems in the country it is going to be a san francisco company called clean power finance that will provide funding to local contractors. google claims it is it a win-win. >> the homeowner will put clean energy on their roof and pay less with the utility bill. and no money down. it installs the business and allows a financing option. google said it will make an attractive return on the investment through monthly fees from homeowners and state and federal subsidies because it owns the solar systems. >> college republicans called it a satire on affirmative action. they priced goodies based on race and gender. it drew loud complaints of bad taste. laura. >> hi, carolyn, campus administration came out against it and student union condemed it. but the college republicans went ahead with their bake sale and critics offered baked goods for free. >> what is going to happen? we'll have let those people in.

year of the obama administration, nine or 10 of the largest unions both changed afl and independent neathat effort floundered over time, feeling overshadowed by this projected umbrella structure that would have involved the pooling of resources certainly for political action purposes. the idea seems to be in revived a new reform. inside the beltway responds to the public sector crisis, and seems to be a version of the national labor coordination committee strategy of at least pooling some money for coordinated political work around the threat to bargaining rights. you know, my own experience, i'm a hard-core leftist and i think real unity between workers in different unions has got to be built from the bottom up. i was involved, had the privilege to be involved over 25 years in creating a very strong tie between ibew telephone workers in new england, cwa members within what was originally new york and new england telephone. it is now this monster verizon. and in the course of many years of contract campaigns in strikes and joint bargaining, we were able to accomplish things that would n

seiu, afscme, and the nea. also were conservative groups looks the chamber of commerce, crossroads, and in many ways, aside from the policy difference, i would suspect, and i'm subject to conspiracy sometimes, that they want to try to break the unions, because it also stops the resources of the opposition. >> absolutely. they attack us in 20-some states that we have to defend ourselves, and you use the resources up to that you would use to educate. they try to get you to eat them up, but in this case it actually backfired. not only did it energized our members, it energized the general public. small business people, members of the religious community, all coming together to say you have overreached, we've had enough of this stuff, we elected you to create jobs, not make war on workers, and try to take away the only ladder that a lot of americans have into the middle class, and that's a union. we didn't elect you for in a, so we're going to come after you. look at what happened in wisconsin. >> i think you're ri

on the knee as program -- neas program, the maximum national commitment, $2.3 billion of appropriated funds from fiscal year 2004, $2.98 million -- $2.98 billion. can you help me understand the difference in the numbers? i have to get back on the specific numbers. i am not familiar with the specific numbers but i will say that i am familiar with something that may be helpful. the memorandum of understanding, which is the ant militaryte proposal, it would take another $800 million to complete the proof of concept part of that program. >> that would be $800 million. >> the alternative would be to terminate which costs and other comparable amount. given those alternatives, we have asked for the funding to complete the proof of concept. >> maybe we should follow, mr. chairman, with a record -- with a call question for the record. i just want to make sure that i understand it. >> thank you, senator brown. a few quick questions for me on cyber security. when general alexander was confirmed to command the newly created cyber command, there would be a major effort to address a whole host of c

weren't of the strange things about this law is that the nea, the teachers' union, one of the most prominentn the country, and republicans in congress both agree that the law has to be revamped, and especially both say the federal government needs to offer more flexibility. that, of course, is whatted presidethe president was saying today. the president said another complaint. history and science have taken a back seat to plath and other subjects when it coming to teaching because of no child left behind and some schools lowered standards so they're not penalized for not meeting the standards that they have set and, therefore, face penalties from the federal government or eventually closure. the president today announcing his plan, going around congress. doing this by his own order saying he's going to give the states more flexibility to develop their own standards. >> mike viqueira. thanks so much. >>> a programming note. we want to point out be sure to join nbc's brian williams for the second teacher town hall, this sunday from noon to 2:00 eastern. it kicks off a series of education natio

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we have nea. we also have aft, the two major unions in our state. we've made some very solid improvement over the years by having strong standards, measuring performance, and also critically important, investing in the talents and the skills not only of our children but of the people who teach our children. >> we've seen unions, wisconsin comes to mind. other parts of the country as well. some of these unions are coming under fire. do you think that teachers unions are being unfairly targeted right now? >> i think in many places they are. i think it's a lot easier to bash teachers unions and to try to do away with collective bargaining than it is to do the tough things of building a consensus to invest more in education. especially at times when we all have to take budgets. we've provided record levels of funding in maryland for education. it's not because we're immune from the recession. it's because we know that if we invest in the talents of our people, the product will be innovation and greater opportunities and jobs. >> last question, yes or no

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support professionals around this issue and we actually found through that -- it was a national study of nea members and we found that a large proportion of them really had not received the training that they needed. and they were seeking additional support and training around this, particularly around issues of cyberbullying and how to handle bullying with children with disabilities and those that are gay, lesbian and transgendered. [inaudible] >> guest: i think there are. there's a lot of burden on teachers with high stakes testing. i come from a family of teachers and i work very closely with teachers. and we expect a lot of them. we expect them to teach children but also manage a classroom and to now be able to be mini police officers to implement these different kinds of policies so there's a lot of pressure on teachers. our research indicates the teachers -- 97% say they would intervene in a bullying situation if they saw it. and most think that they have effective strategies and relatively few that they've made bullying situations worse. however, when we ask students, we get a very di