bob in washington e-mails, breaking news, nevel chamber land has been reen carnated known as barack obamae a win steup still churchill out to save us. >> and layery from colorado. there is little chance of reaching raopl room temperaturet us know what you think. you can go to our facebook page, links to everything on loudobbs.com. >> well president spent much of his first day in europe trying to multiply, subtract and divide, in the hague for two day long nuclear security summit. he spent much of his time trying to build support for fur further sanctions against russia. the group becomes now the g 7. subtracting russia from the group it joined 15 years ago, president obama did meet with china's positive, in advance of the summit, and kerry met with his russian counterpart, lavrov to talk about russia's take over of crimea. >> chancellor merkel we're told is talking tough to mr. putin, u.k. prime minister, david cameron seems to be standing with mr. obama and miss merkel, and putin a aggression has seemingly enter nizeed the west's interest what was slowly becoming a deflateed alliance. th

>>john: do say that more than "charlotte's web" more than little women or an of ring cables --reen gablesey have no choice? to read the british tried to close that reading gap they found ways like nonfiction or newspapers or comic books girls will read blocks or poetry so they instructed those that are the best writers for the boys it is unimaginable that could be done here now. >>john: years ago i was acre liz some reporter i fell for the propaganda of the girls being victims. >> at co-ed schools the boys get the better deal. >> boy is. >> they talk more than the girls. the girls do not get called on to much. >> this girl had a theory. >> the boy will think -- say what they think and to they don't care. >>john: that is my daughter. [laughter] she is right girls on average care about getting the right answer and are engaged in doing a better. f what was really happening is curls were moving ahead of boys that was unprecedented in of the college gap the literacy collette gap is already a chasm. >> 57% of bachelor's 60 percent of masters go to women. the dean of william and mary admissions

. >> she's much more careful reen in a setting like that, your comment can obviously become public.secretary of state, she is still seen as a leading voice of our foreign policy. >> so she will be judged by that standard whenever she speaks. >> absolutely. anytime you go down the path of comparing anything to hitler, to nazis, it does not make you sound like an intelligence, thoughtful person. it's way over the top in terms of a comparison. i think there was an instinct here. she was receiving negative press in connection to the russian reset, the republicans are trying to tie obama as a weak and feckless leader. i think there was an instinct to go way in the other direction to show she's very strong. >> not enaive about putin. >> i see what a threat he is. but she went way over the top with it. >> today she said it today had a kind of scholarly air to it that i think was fine. it was a good corrective to where this was going. but i'm sure she's going to try to leave this behind. >> i would certainly think so. although even the way she phrased it today, you know, we're comparing the

. >> nis reen, thank you for being with us this morning. >> the national guard sold we are is dead astests -- soldiers is dead as protests continue in venezuela. demonstrators stood their ground, clashing with security forces. >> police responded with tear gas and water canons. venezuelans took to the streets. thousands of people are expected at a rally in thailand. this time it's pro-government supporters. zeina khodr has the latest from thai lapped. >> here in the north-east of the country, the base of yingluck shinawatra, people are taking to the streets. it's a show of force. they are holding the rally to give a message to the opposition that they will not stand idle while pressure is mounting on yingluck shinawatra to resign. people are saying that they turned out to protect democracy. what the opposition wants is for the prime minister to leave office, and to replace her government with an unelected councils so they'll reform the political system. the government wants to hold elections, but the opposition disrupted the first round. the crisis is deepening. we have seen violence.