i would love to. >> michelle rhee, good to see you live in charlotte. i just want you to know as well, to that argument, we reached out directly to the american federation of teachers. they're really at odds with michelle rhee and the focus of the movie and "waiting for superman" documentary and some of these policies. this is what themd. the last thing this country and the debate over education reform needs is another movie that maligns teachers, teachers' unions and misleads the american public about what's happening in public education today. real public education comes from teachers, parents and communities working together to help all kids thrive. no you don't, honey. yes, you do! don't! i've washed a few cupcake tins in my day... oh, so you're a tin expert now. is that... whoa nelly! hi, kitchen counselor here. he's actually right... with cascade complete. see cascade complete pacs work like thousands of micro-scrubbing brushes to help power away tough foods even in corners and edges. so, i was right, right? i've gotta run. more households use cas

michelle rhee, former head of the washington, d.c. school system and founder of students first. economist mark zandi of moody analytics. bob woodward, author of "the price of politics" and hendrick smith, author of the new book "who stole the american dream?." it's all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and we welcome now to the broadcast new jersey governor chris christie. governor, thank you for being here. governor i have to start off by saying i don't hear very many republicans these days who think mitt romney is doing very well. what's your take here? >> well, he's had a tough couple of weeks. let's be honest. i'm not going to sit here and come on this morning and sugar coat the last couple of weeks. they've been tough. but here's the great news for republicans -- we have a candidate who is going to do extraordinarily well on wednesday night. the first time he has the opportunity to stand on the same stage with the president of the youth, and the first time the majority of

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the only bad news from brandon inge swings away rhee aggravated a shoulder injury says he is done for this season a nice shot to right field to run score the a's win 7-1 over red sox. a huge success. the a's lead the wild-card race two games ahead of baltimore can up again in half behind the top two teams get the playoff berth. giants in chicago, down the left-field line this clears the bases. three runs scored. he made it 4-0 in the first frame. tim lincecum had seven strikeouts giants win, 5-2. what about the dodgers, up against arizona, watched up and gun down his man with room he goes on to the ball and arizona takes care of the dodgers, the dodgers went 2-1. the last time nevada lost to cal was 1903 the bears return to renovated at memorial stadium over 63,000 on hand to watch the cal quarterback was bench to start the game down 14-0 he finds him for a 37 yd touchdown. the bears down 21-7. the playmaker keen in allen a 39 yd run in pallas down seven. and still down seven in the fourth maynard began rolls left a nice catch he takes it in tied at 24. nevada does not go away. stefan

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study found that drivers ago at a higher rate of speed are more dangerous >>> or in this case 65 while rhee rock out. if you choose to karaoke in the car it is ok if you cannot carry a tune, just keep your eyes open as you belt out the lyrics. a tune, just keep your eyes open as you belt out the lyrics. tony,, looks like it's going to start a so little late...ng um, but i uh... (interupting) oh okay - okay yup that's fine. excuse me - sorry. yes! vo: from the new, to the hard to find: >>> good evening paul deanno on a hot day inland widespread '90s pleasanton hit 97. not as warm tomorrow. cooling down a livermore at 67 san jose 60. concord 62 oakland 60. cloudy at the coast all day fog cover tonight. it will be a quiet night and cleared 57 degrees lower in line. a lot of cloud cover of short high pressure does not allow it to move inland the high pressure will be on the move during pushing to the south. we keep the sunshine but we get the onshore flow we keep the sunshine temperatures not as warm inland and for the weekend. temperatures tomorrow milpitas 78 los altos 82 san mateo 74. upper

core and that prompted the plan to stop the growth on the edge of downtown and then be bracketed by rheehill. going back to the height, the focus is to reach center downtown on the skyline at the heart of the city's major transit networks. this is the heart of the 20th century downtown. the adopted plan includes rezoning for several new building sites immediately around the trends date terminal. the most notable is the transit tower on mission street between first and fremont. the zoning for a high of 1,000 feet -- this is owned by the transit a joint powers authority and is being sold to develop the landmark transit tower building which could be the tallest building in the city and help to anchor the skyline and shape the vision of the city as focused on the center of the downtown and transit network. here are some visual simulations for the public as to what the skyline might look like in the future. here is a simulation from alamo square -- these are not necessarily building proposals. this is a view of the bay and an iconic of view of the city. in terms of square footage, we're talki

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this morning we're going to be talking live with a former "baltimore sun" reporter who's now in chi rhee. her name is -- cairo. her name is nancy and she's been following the crisis in libya very closely and going to give us inside perspective about the consulate as well as the attack on the embassy. >>> remember that it quickly became a household word that made us cringe. now the company is making up and filing their defamation lawsuit. beef products inc.. they are filing the suit today in the wake of the publicity storm over the meat product. grocery stores pulled the meat with the filler off the shelves and some schools stopped serving it. beef products say the bad publicity forced them to close plants and let hundreds of workers go. >>> we're back on track for the worst ever season when it comes to west nile virus in decades. the second person has died because of west nile virus here in our state. and right now, maryland health officials are stepping up their efforts to stop the spread of it because mosquitoes carry it. this morning abc2 news linda so is live in millford mills this m

they're not rhee re leasing a whole lot of information about that officer. we do know he is from the area, he is from contra costa county. i spoke with one officer who said it's kind of difficult to piece together information because they're both hospitalized right now. also, a little bit of new that was that just came in, and that is about a second vehicle involved. they're calling this a blue alert, that is that this car i'm about to tell you about was involved in the incident. that is a 1998 nissan maxima, black in color with a license plate 5pzb224. they're asking anyone if you see that car to go ahead and call 911. if you know about this car i'm talking about, call the sheriff's department. 925-646-2441. i asked also about public safety, if there was any concern with this other vehicle out there, and at this point they're saying no, they don't have any updated information on that, but certainly they want you to be on the lookout for that car. christie smith. back to you guys in the studio. >> christie, thanks so much. we just got some brand-new informat

i want to bring in michelle rhee joining me live from new york, the former chancellor of d.c.of students first. good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> right off the bat, who won here? >> the most important thing is that the children are back in school. where when you're talking about a city where 80% of the children are not operating on grade level in reading and math, those kids can scarcely afford to be out of school another moment. so the fact that they're back in school is the most important thing that happened. i think, you know, the two other important things that happened through this incident is, one, that the dynamic that it is really a new day in democratic party, the fact that an icon in the democratic party, rahm emanuel, actually stood up to the unions, and was willing to go through this to ensure that he could push education reforms is incredibly important. and i would say the second thing is that the contract shows that you can respect teachers for the professionals that they are, and still stick firm to education reform policies. those are both good things. bu

michelle rhee, former head of the washington, d.c. school system and founder of students first. economist mark zandi of moody analytics. bob woodward, author of "the price of politics" and hendrick smith, author of the new book "who stole the american dream?." it's all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: and we welcome now to the broadcast new jersey governor chris christie. governor, thank you for being here. governor i have to start off by saying i don't hear very many republicans these days who think mitt romney is doing very well. what's your take here? >> well, he's had a tough couple of weeks. let's be honest. i'm not going to sit here and come on this morning and sugar coat the last couple of weeks. they've been tough. but here's the great news for republicans -- we have a candidate who is going to do extraordinarily well on wednesday night. the first time he has the opportunity to stand on the same stage with the president of the youth, and the first time the majority of

rom rhee swung through in july attending fundraisers in san francisco and dinner at a home and privatench in wood side. he's trying to pivot his campaign back to economic issues after the firestorm ing his private comments to wealthy donor that 47% of americans see themselves as victims. he addressed the comments during a forum last night in the battleground state of florida. quickly moved on to the economy. >> my campaign is about the 100% of america and i'm considered about them. i'm concerned about the fact that over the past four years, life has become harder for americans. >> president obama will speak to the same forum today in coral gables, florida. romney moves on to sarasota. >>> man accused of the theater massacre is expected back in court. 10 new charges were filed against james holmes yesterday he faces mo want -- more than 140 charges. lawyers expected to argue over a notebook holmes september his psychiatrist before the shooting and whether it should be used at trial. -- >>> which retail offering the cheapest price on what may be the year's hottest toys. >> jane king join

we've had michelle rhee on the show and audacity university, and the ai fame, artificial university atsity, and mit putting university courses online for free. and teach for america etc. i see on panels where a lot of these folks and people are looking to you to solve the crisis of sorts. are you here suggesting that what you're doing is the solution? are you picking sides in this war? are you trying to stay above the fray, and wishing you had never been invited to these panels? >> no, we're trying to make an useful tool. we think we're in the early stages of it. we think we can only become better but we're far from perfect. part of the reasons why people like khan academy, we don't take--we don't--what you just described is a big hairy issue. and people have views on either side of this. we are agnostic. >> you're not getting into tenure. >> we're trying to make the best tool possible. we're still discovering how to use that tool. we have neuroscientists. teachers on our staff teachers outside of our staff we're working with and saying how can this be used. homeschoolers, teachers, co

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you heard bill clinton last night telling it is time to end the strike of the nfl ref rhees but is itefs. they are doing their best under extremely pressurized circumstances. take a look at this for example from our green bay affiliate nbc 26. >> 200 degrees below today. and it's really going to heat up. it will be like 346 degrees. >> get out of here. >> what is going on? >> poor guy. so easy to get the weather

you heard bill clinton last night telling it is time to end the strike of the nfl ref rhees but is itefs. they are doing their best under extremely pressurized circumstances. take a look at this for example from our green bay affiliate nbc 26. >> 200 degrees below today. and it's really going to heat up. it will be like 346 degrees. >> get out of here. >> what is going on? >> poor guy. so easy to get the weather wrong with. even by 300 degrees. give the replacements a break. you may never know if you need one even if they can't be entirely trusted. >> that's it for us tonight. tomorrow night, the annoying brit twit will be bk on the air. they never give me an opportunity to talk to anybody but myself. even when he's sitting here. stay tuned. for now, it's "anderson cooper 360." >>> i'm mark mckay at cnn center. the national football league has reached an agreement with the nfl referees association. the end came wednesday night. the end of the lockout effectively replacing the replacement referees. national football league commissioner roger goodell says the regular referees will be on

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feels like when we look at the number of things both structurally and in terms of the campaign, a real rhee election for president obama is in certain ways overdetermined by the models. it's not the absolute level of economic suffering, it's where, you know, how people feel about how things are going, it's about things moving in the right direction. you have an incumbent versus someone not a current office holder. there's a lot of things that overdetermine the likelihood of president obama winning re-election. on the other hand, we have very serious voter suppression efforts in key states and i think, you know, this goes back to your point that the obama campaign is certainly not even beginning to let up. i mean we haven't had a single debate yet. there is still -- despite the fact that voting has already started there is still a lot to happen in this election and particularly when you look at how those down card races, something that happens in one of the down cards in one of these swing states could ultimately impact what turnout looks like, for example, in virginia or north carolina and

that's why the former chancellor, michelle rhee, left washington. host: paul, joining us from new york city with bill bennett, good morning. caller: can you hear me? host: sure can. caller: i want to say first of all i agree with mr. bennett on education, i think it's great he mentions the length of time teachers are actually working, but i want to ask him a question, basically two questions. one is why does america spend more on education than any other economically developed country, at least of the vast -- at least the vast majority and get less, and why do we spend so much on health care as a percentage of gdp and everything else and get so much less. guest: i don't think we get less for health care. it's the best health care in the world. now it may not be. the obama care system may wreck or system. the burdens imposed on doctors and hospitals i think will be too great. the thrust of the question is about education. we spend a lot of money because we spend a lot of money on a lot of things. i was talking to the assistant, mr. van roekel, head o

later on i was very impressed by the emerging voices of lesbian authors rhee that may browne, ad degree began rich. i had an interest what was going on globally in terms of jewish women who had resistance fighters in the holocaust and then the memoir as to who wrote about the sphrug -- struggle for women who tell their story in a female voice, and initially i majored in jewish history in undergrad and lived in israel for a year. so kind of all over the place in terms of survivors those on unafraid to speak, those who were able to use the written word the way i hoped to one day. >> contemporarily with who were some of your heroes? >> well, i'm thinking who do i have up on the wall in my office? donna brazil, who is my office mate here at georgetown. certainly hillary clinton, i admired her struggle. i am very impressed by all of the women who have broken through in women's sports and who have managed to articulate to the next generation that that's a possibility. all the big her -- i am a big fan of the women who have done a lot of work building the national women's history museum, we're

that's why the former chancellor, michelle rhee, left washington.ost: paul, joining us from new york city with bill bennett, good morning. caller: can you hear me? host: sure can. caller: i want to say first of all i agree with mr. bennett on education, i think it's great he mentions the length of time teachers are actually working, but i want to ask him a question, basically two questions. one is why does america spend more on education than any other economically developed country, at least of the vast -- at least the vast majority and get less, and why do we spend so much on health care as a percentage of gdp and everything else and get so much less. guest: i don't think we get less for health care. it's the best health care in the world. now it may not be. the obama care system may wreck or system. the burdens imposed on doctors and hospitals i think will be too great. the thrust of the question is about education. we spend a lot of money because we spend a lot of money on a lot of things. i was talking to the assistant, mr. van roekel, head of

. >> i need to break in here becausand rhee ozmitce and rere important reporting from the conventioncoming here to the hall tonight. nbc news has confirmed the pridz will be coming here. i don't know if that means he's going to come to the box and be there, observe, watching and listening to bill clinton's speech or if there's even going to be a grand moment on the stage with bill clinton, with former president clinton after his speech, but we can confirm he's coming to the hall. this was not scheduled or previously announced. we don't know about the first lady, the two girls are reportedly still in washington, coming after school tomorrow. >> just to be clear, we know that the president is coming, but we do not know if he will be publicly visible once he has arrived? >> he'll be visible in the box, you'll see him. whether he'll be on stage, i don't know. we don't know exactly what role speaking, nonspeaking, but that will certainly fire up the crowd more than they are already. you know what the themes have been today. we're expecting any moment sandra fluke. they have been talking a