we have strengthened paul grant and we are investing in community college to help teach the skills thatpanies need and that is part of the reason why the number of young latinos enrolled in college rose by 24% in the last year. they can actually afford to go to school. we have more latinos attending college in ever before. even though we are not there yet, we are going to do everything in our power, i will do everything in my power to make the dream that a reality. -- the dream fact a reality. -- dream act a reality. it has been a long and frustrating work -- a road for all that. and last year, we passed the tree back to the house only to see it locked ice -- blocked by senate republicans. for the first time in a decade, the bill does not have a single republican co-sponsor. not want. -- not one. nothing about the language of the legislation changed, the only thing that changes politics in washington. that is heartbreaking. it is heartbreaking to see innocent young people denied the right to earn an education or server non-military because of their parents' actions and because of the ac

. >> paul: technically. >> i grant you that. things are looking pretty grim and they have been for several years now. why are we in this circumstance? because of the housing crisis and what was the housing bubble about? it was about trying it put people who couldn't afford homes into homes that he they couldn't afford. and that created a lot of of leverage and of course, this is a crash from that and so the lesson should be, when you try to force equality, more people into the middle class, beyond what the rules of economics say, you create more poverty, not less. >> when you worry about income, inequality, more than you worry about growth, you end up with more inequality. >> yeah, and i would also say that what the policy makers should be focused on is mobility, more than inequality. what we should care about is whether people can move from the lowest percentile to the third, you know, could move up the ladder or weather what happens in a lot of the the developing countries, but in the united states that used to not be the case

grant as well. when you get the early paul arthur sessions are sent out an msa watergate has been very good but i went back and looked at mr. hardin's record on race. they are extraordinary record. he was very much in favor and put in the state of the union message is. he got it through the house and he could not get a filibuster. he then went down to alabama and gave me a startling address, where you have african-americans can it change away once night and then you have all the come out you know, dazzling gentlemen and ladies coming out to your to the president. and he gives a startling address about race relations. he said they will not carry this world is on his bad press will happen. all men are equal in a shouldn't have to tell you this 50 years after the civil war, this kind of speech. i read "the new york times" account of that. you have the stonefaced southerners sitting on their hands in the african-american around. i should point out the anti-lynching mob, what it would have done basically they've lynching a federal crime and southern juries were convicted in the ear would have different day

>> well, i think if you look, the proposal, which congressman paul ryan nentially put out, and i which i agree with, to block grant the money back to the state. the federal government will provide money but it will provide it with dramatically greater flexibility, a better ability to modernize things is. as i pointed out a minute ago, the "new york times" has suggest the, for example, that in new york state, over 10% of their payments are to people who are stealing. now, that's in the new york state system over $4 billion a year in one state alone. just making the system honest would save enough money to cover an awful lot of folks who people are border, but for whom we don't have the money right now. >> woodruff: another thing i know you're interested in is additional research on the human brain. would that entail more money to the national institutes of health, the n.i.h., to do that candy of research? >> well aircraft not sure whether it would go the national institutes of health or some public-private consortium. i think it should be run much like the human genome product was. the brain science may sound like

grant is at one hundred ten dollars. european markets are trading on a positive note they seem to have ignored in paul's downgrade of the to his debt rating the voter sentiment is supported by speculation greece could receive the next eight tranche from international creditors the dax is up two percent even as the nation's investor confidence fell to its lowest level in more than two and a halt years in september. markets are also tracking or tracking those gains overseas the r.t.s. is gaining point four percent while the my six is up one point six percent let's look at some of the individual share moves in the my six energy majors up trading strongly in the black cross now after more than two percent financials also impulsive territory wrong because on the rise of speculation it much increased the amount of shares to be converted into calls to receipts dixie is among the gayness in retail sector the company's net profit has jumped more than four fold as it significantly extended its net. in all the news to construct russia's delivery machine they are investing more than one hundred fifty million dollars in construction

improvement grants, and when you look at the growth they showed this year -- go visit everett middle school. go see why they had double-digit growth in math and language arts. we were at paul revere this morning. look at the growth they had. i always tell people those people in the public who are the naysayers who do not believe it can be done -- to us a favor -- get out of the way of the people in the school districts who are doing this fabulous work because they get it done every day. i think this is something we ought to be celebrating, the success of our children. we want to continue because even though we are closing the gap, that is not good enough. we have to eliminate the gap. until we eliminate it, shame on us. there is still work to be done. our goal is sunday, the word does not exist in our vocabulary. there is no such thing about talking about a gap because we are providing equity and access in the basic fundamental civil rights to a proper education that every child in san francisco deserves. you're so excited that all of you came -- i am so excited that all of you came. has the mayor had a chance? then he ought to get a chance to speak. mayor lee: it is my pl

granted, there are people in the movement. like ron paulof tea party support for mitt romney. >> you pretty much don't hear any support for mitt romney. >> why is that? what did he do? the health care, the mandates in massachusetts in. >> not just that. when mitt romney was governor of massachusetts, he increased, our president likes to talk about investments when he speaks of tax. mitt romney talks about fees. >> this is a live picture of romney romney arriving. you see he is here. and i think that's tim pawlenty. the former governor of minnesota who endorsed him. bobby jindal endorsed rick perry. a lot of endorsements. go ahead. you were making a point about mitt romney has a problem with the tea party. >> when he was governor, he increased spending. he increased taxes or fees. then the romney care. any business that had 11 or more employees, if they didn't go with the mandate. they had to pay a 300 or more fine. that's not good for business. so i don't know how he can reconcile his platform of geeg for business and then what did he in ma

paul amendment. the senate voted on this earlier this year and turned it down very extensively. the the federal aviation commission, the f.a.a. is taken for granted by some. they just assume there's always going to be money. everything can go on constantly. the senate has rejected this. the f.a.a. has raised very substantial concerns publicly, but more importantly, from my point of view, privately at all levels that they will have to begin compromising safety, although they will not intend to. eventually you put f.a.a. at risk. it's a very, very bad and dangerous amendment, a mischievous amendment and sthub defeated. -- and should be defeated. mrs. hutchison: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mrs. hutchison: i would just say i would urge my colleagues not to support the paul amendment on f.a.a. although i understand what he is trying to do to bring it down, this is a clean extension that has been passed by the house. the house has gone out for the weekend, and it, the f.a.a. authorization lapses tomorrow. so we have had a shutdown of the f.a.a. in the last six weeks. it disrupts the airport expansions. it disrupts the