taking advantage of their students but the worst part of it is that kaplan is owned by the washington post company so does this destroy the legacy of a once respected newspaper or news we're going to discuss the investigation with an editor from the huffington post next is the holiday season merry or merciless while some people like wall street have a lot to be thankful for many others out there like the unemployed can't really say the same artes lauren lyster we'll have more on the two extremes that people are facing this holiday season and is a really the most wonderful time of the year statistics show that divorce and separation rates actually increase right after the holiday season so we're going to speak with a divorce attorney to find out why why that is and then we'll ask is there a war on christmas going on the mainstream media seems to think so debating whether or not religion should play a role in the holiday season but we want to know what about the real issues at hand is anybody going to focus on the wars that we're actually fighting professor christopher chambers will join me with his

according to the washington post, it's going to take the company at least two years to fill all of the vacancies. >>> we have an update now on a dui crash from september. 24-year-old shammicca adams faces charges stemming from that wreck on september 8th. you may remember she ran into a restaurant in adams morgan. 26-year-old julia back winter, an international student was killed. on tuesday she was indicted on involuntary manslaughter, aggravated assault, driving while intoxicated and driving under the influence. add apps is scheduled to a -- she is expected to appear in court soon. >>> and all i want for christmas is a jacket. these children aren't looking for thrills, they are looking for necessities. we'll tell you about this after the break. >>> please don't. [ sound of gunfire ] >> it is tough to watch. disturbing information on a shooting at a school board meeting in florida. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> now to the video that has everybody dropped their jaw. this is a shooting caught on tape at a school board meeting in panama city, florida. and we warn you, this video

the call. companies siing on cash, not spending it because of concerns about the economy. the story in the business section of "the washington postompanies more willing to make a deal. volume on global mergers rising 19%. scott joining us from fort worth, texas. good morning, republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call but i went to respond to a lot of the pessimism from the callers, one say we needed to start knocking off politicians and another guy saying he was very concerned about his grandchildren. if you all keep voting for republicans -- democrats or commonness, this will continue. if we went with ron paul for 2012 i will assure you, return to constitutional government will lead to amazing wealth and prosperity very soon. host: thank you f the call. on our twitter page a lot of people waiting in. it is going to take some serious cuts to start getting this debt mess under control. ro was right again. he told the nation in 1992. referring to ross perot. an e-mail from us. constantly amused people are worried about the future of the children and grandchildren but finding no one step to the plate saying raise my taxe

the call. companies sitting on cash, not spending it because of concerns about the economy. the story in the business section of "the washington post." companies more willing to make a deal. volume on global mergers rising 19%. scott joining us from fort worth, texas. good morning, republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call but i went to respond to a lot of the pessimism from the callers, one say we needed to start knocking off politicians and another guy saying he was very concerned about his grandchildren. if you all keep voting for republicans -- democrats or commonness, this will continue. if we went with ron paul for 2012 i will assure you, return to constitutional government will lead to amazing wealth and prosperity very soon. host: thank you for the call. on our twitter page a lot of people waiting in. it is going to take some serious cuts to start getting this debt mess under control. ross was right again. he told the nation in 1992. referring to ross perot. an e-mail from us. constantly amused people are worried about the future of the children and grandchildren but finding no one step to the plate saying raise

confidence in the united states of america and confidence has to be restored to get out of this recession. >> howard dean, thank you. let's bring in our company. karen hunter, "the washington post" ezra klein and sophia nelson. is this a done deal or could the house have something to say about this? >> they could have something to say about it. the odds are it's more of a done deal than people are letting on. with the deals it's wise for the two sites to build and something to, negotiated up or down a little bit so people feel like they've got something. there's talk of green energy tax credits, pelosi wants them, that's a get she can bring to her members. i do not expect it to change dramatically in the coming days. i think the smart money is that it passes. >> is this the best deal the president could have gotten? >>> >> i don't know. a bunch of millionaires making decisions for rest of us and i'm sick and tired of -- >> middle class americans voted in those. >> howard dean is not an economics expert. he's a doctor. and a lot of these folks are making decisions based on political positions not based on what's best for the american people. >> i hear this a lot, i think a lot o

the insurance companies, and eliminate the worst of insurance company abuses. they would rather go to court and protect the average consumer. we think that is wrong. "the washington post" also says this -- in "the washington times," they write about the bell and howell language was put into the bill. and how the language was put into the bill. do you think democrats made a mistake? guest: no, i do not. i think the judge is making a mistake about speculating what folks were doing when they enacted a law. the judge is making inferences about what people were thinking when what he ought to be doing is making judgments based on what the law said. host: jacksonville, florida. you are next. caller: i agree with the caller back. it is pretty ridiculous. any decision the president has made has not been a good one, according to the media. we do not want to talk about any of the things that he has done that is for the people. the media portrays that people do not want this. who does not want health care for their children? that sounds ridiculous to me. the media, you all portray the president as a stupid man who does not know anything. guest: i think the caller is right. two th

the washington post" was also thinking about michael bloomberg this morning. he writes -- let's listen to a little bit more. in this he talked about immigration and jobs. >> making sure companies are able to hire the people they need brings us to our sixth and final step. fix immigration. there is nothing we can do to unleash innovation in job growth that would be more powerful than fixing our broken immigration system. right now, our immigration policy is a form of national suicide. we educate the best and brightest from around the world and then we tell our companies that they can't hire them we should them home where they can take what they learned here and use it to create companies and products that compete with ours. and the rest of the world is thinking us. they are doing everything they can to attract these very people. and we are doing our best to help them. host: the supreme court heard a case on immigration. coverage in "the new york times" today. just as elena kagan sat this one out. likely to be sustained at the supreme court arguments if only because of judicial of arithmetic. atlantic city, new jersey, is next. caller: i would like to say that i am actually disa