so for our workforce and capacity building with propo 10 we're investing in workers' compensation this is the wages and give our providers a boost in their salaries and benefits. we also put some money into family support around our children who are part of the preschool for all and also curriculum in science and art and math. we invest along with the program that we continue to keep that investment fairly high we have over 50 mental health consultants. there are in a our family resources centers. with our inclusion for children with special needs we have a new stream we're funding several strategies will inclusion we want to have preschool for off-site that have - including children with special needs in their programs so we're doing a lot of on site coaching and on site services like speech. we have 3 demonstration sites. it will take a couple of years to develop but we're paralleling that work with the work of the school district that are developing 8 sites. we'll have 11 preschool sites. also to help families we've got a center and this is san francisco general and appraise compreh

propos specific cuts, but senator, i'm told if he cut now, when the economy is not great, this will make unemmloymen worse. >> well here is the amazing thing about people saying that we are living in an age of off th austerity, we have not cut any spending in washington. spding still is gwing, in washington. when they say if you tutt spending - if you cut spending that will cause lack o economy growth. people spend money, just who spends it, friedman had this he put it well, he said nobody ds some one else's money as wisely as they spendheir own. john: you talk with your colleagues about there have been no real cuts, do they look at you like you are wrong? >> no, i think a lot of people up here understand it. people like krugman take it and demagogue an issue they know full well we're not cutting o spendinge're slowing the rate of growth at best. butteven tha rate of growth, you saw they went crazy, the sequester, the sky is falling, the same week they do, that they sent extra $250 million to egypt. they havenough money to send around the world but not enough for white house tours, that

built the propoe type and website on -- poteau type and website on their own. >> reporter: whether it's pizza, pretzels or protein bars, the food allergy detector might just be the next big thing. >> for their efforts, they each won a $10,000 college savings bond. in jiewrnl they'll present their project on capitol hill. they're going to have a gala at the national press club for all the winners around the country. that is really cool. if you have a cool school, send an e-mail my way. we'll be right back. >>> good morning. it's thursday, may 23. i'm andrea roane. >>> good morning. i'm mike hydeck. monika will have traffic momentarily. howard bernstein is on the weather terrace. >>> it's warm and sticky. it's all a matter of perspective. i do tell you i got the umbrella with me. it's all closed at the moment and we may need it at times. we will need it at times today. here's a look outside on hour michael & son weather camera with the clouds that are hanging out over d.c. this morning. we have plenty of them. there are a few breaks here and there but generally showers and even thundersto

aat is why the lesson is so propos today, because we have a massive keynesian state, as i call it, dedicated to stimulating and boosting and propping the economy. as a result of that, we have a $1 trillion deficit, both sides are dug in, everybody knows this cannot last. it is dangerous rolling down the road, and yet, the system has a serious inability to make compromises, to find packages that you can assemble a governing majority, so it was 1981limited scope issue in to 1985 when i was there, but at large, the lesson from that time is what the clear and present danger is today. our fiscal process is paralyzed, dysfunctional, broken, and that is what i call the budget a doomsday machine, something that is going to roll on, and no one can seem to stop it. >> 34 years old though. director. is there a personal residual, where some still do not like you because of what happened? >> i am sure there are, because it is the one got -- one job in government -- there is no other place in our government where the buck stops, where choices priorities set. the agencies are advocates. the congressional p

within the context of micro-dell trying to take dell private and carl icahn fighting michael dell's propoon the earnings call and saying we are not managing the end user computing business just one quarter at a time. the go private transaction and everything that's happening around dell not influencing the way they're handling that business, but they are trying to grow share. but they are doing that in a difficult environment where demand is being pressured by tablets, they said. they're counting on new form factors and touch coming with intel's chip due to be unveiled next month at comp ewe tech. counting on that to increase demand, particularly they're hoping for demand increase among consumers. corporate demand they're saying isn't that bad, but among consumers and government the end user computing demand has been pretty aabout it busineabysmal. dell no longer giving guidance as long as this go private fight is going on. guys, back to you. >> jon with the latest on dell. thank you. >>> jcpenney claims it's coming back from the abyss despite more losses, more than twice the amount from