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we have a special report on the massive effort under way in india to provide a cooked meal every schoo day for 120 million children. india's supreme court ruled several years ago that every child in india has a right to food and it ordered the government to observe that right. that has begun. helped by nongovernmental groups such as the hare krishnas who now feed by themselves more than a million children a day. in all, india's is the largest school lunch program on earth, but still not large enough. we have a report. >> reporter: in thousands of schools, teachers will tell you to add one more r to reading, writing and arithmetic. recess may be the most critical part of a student's school day. that's because 9:00 a.m. recess is when 300 students in this school in the northern province are provided a hot meal. as are a few younger siblings who are allowed to come along. in this school, onlybout five children in all are able to bring a lunch from home. >> anywhere from a third to 40% of the world's under nourished children live in india and about half have stunted growth. >> the statisti

. >> and even women schoo gym cl. >> at the old school we played games during gym. >> you fired people. >> you fired a teacher after one day. >> she was incompetent. >> you could tell in one day? >> yes. she was is incompetent. >> last year i thought i was going get fired a few times if i'm doing a good job it is over and it could happen at the drop of a dime. >> that is not true at most government run schools. especially union ones. union teachers are happy that they can't be suddenly fired but the charter teachers can be. >> you can get canned in a moment. does that bother you? >> if i'm not doing my job per se and i was tired for that, so be it. >> fy was is a doctor and i wasn't good, i mean i wouldn't have a job. no one would come to me, right? >> i would hope not? >> you cannot maintain quality unless you can fire people says this charter founder. >> it is as many as we must and as little as we can. >> have you fired more than ten? >> in three schools in eight years, yes. >> but while bad teachers might get fired good teachers are given freedom. >> they can choose their textbooks

educated enough to gain the ranks of an officer within the various services, why do they have to go to schoohat did they learn that did he didn't learn at officer's school? >> well, they basically looked around and said, we have to do many things with the military. one of them was to become more joint, to work together, to learn to work together, and to learn to work in an inner agency environment. further more it was recogni end that the military, the complex environment, needed to expand beyond its operational capabilities. our military officers arep>eery our military officers arep>eery very good at what they do. admiral devries said he recoly prizes what he was good he also recognized there were fields like international relations that he didn't, a tno. that much about. and the military officers attend the war colleges, to, in the words of one of the recent congressional reports, make sure they have intellectual agility to deal with complex eto wironments. host: so topics would be? guest: military relations, firitical thinking isp>eery mwe stressed, and thn they also have joint military o

the second part is there right 's coal isof utah schoo locked up in federal regulations. what are you doing to release those for our benefit? >> anytime i am made aware of the parcel being locked a regulation -- locked up by regulation, i would like to address it. the largest chunk of it is what is found underneath the national monument. some have estimated it to be trillions of dollars worth of high grade, high value coal. it has been locked up because president clinton decided it should be. i think that is wrong. we've got to get rid of that. that is going to take -- require us to get another president. i would like to see another president in office in 2012. [applause] a new president will have the power to change the boundaries by simple presidential proclamation. let's get one in their willing to do that. let's get the economy off the ground. that would do more for our economy than any one single issue of can think of. come and talk to me and by state director on the way out. i would like to get your contact information. i would like to find out what you know about c