teachers at high schools are giving undeserving high school students a pass and some barely showed up for school. >> clearwater issued more passing grades than any other school. >> reporter: he was enrolled in last year. another student appears to have earned three strait 80s in grad point the kids graduating who wouldn't a lot of kids? >> e ya, i know some kids that had to take at least three classes within a day to graduate. >> reporter: grad point credits program can help students who failed classes previously graduate. they say grad point is being abused. >> they know it's an option. they laugh about it. they think they can get in grad point and graduate if they fail. >> they may not pass the course for a number of reasons like illness and maybe they didn't submit their homework. doesn't mean they don't have mastery of the skill. >> reporter: student absences are one of the main reasons students turn to grad points. these students missed 56 and even up to 161 days of school but remain enrolled. >> these are kids you don't see for months. >> and we find them at graduation and are s

many people think that, having the president come here is almost a reward, an undeserved reward for the cuban government. how do you respond to that? >> well, re-establishing diplomatic relations is not a reward. we feel strongly that advocating for and promoting u.s. interests and values scan be best achieved through engagement. >> as some one who has deep experience in this country do you ever find yourself looking past the castros and -- what the future of this country might be? >> there will be a leadership change in february of 2018. president castro said he will and so we'll see in the upcoming party congress next month if there is any hint to what the transition might look like. but things are moving on. >> are you optimistic? >> i'm optimistic that we can make this relationship a more productive one that benefits americans and benefits cubans alike. >> ambassador jeffrey delaurentis. >>> despite improving relations some are trying to leave their process. the u.s. coast guard says nine cuban migrants died at sea and 18 rescued by a cruise ship. found on a boat friday. 130 miles w

an attorney said he is a disgruntled former security officer seeking an undeserved payment. >>> soon you may be paying more for ice cream because vanilla has sky rocketed in price. bloomburg reported that vanilla is selling for $550 a pound. that's up from $176 last year. growers blame a smaller crop last year and a lower quality crop this year. the 2014 poll from baskin-robbins found vanilla to be the most popular ice cream flavor in california and most u.s. states. >> well tomorrow we will get to see if a march miracle paid off in the sierra. the department of water resources will con dct a new snow survey. look at the survey from april 1st of last year. there was no snow on the ground and statewide the snowpack was 5% of average. governor jerry brown was there that day and announced the water cuts across california. >>> look at video from last month's survey. they found a snowpack that was about 83% of average. we are hoping for a good reading. >> we are indeed. i am still thinking of vanilla ice cream. >> will we get any rain at all in the near future? >> sandhya patel has what's

an attorney said he is a disgruntled former security officer seeking an undeserved payment. >>> soon you may be paying more for ice cream because vanilla has sky rocketed in price. bloomburg reported that vanilla is selling for $550 a pound. that's up from $176 last year. growers blame a smaller crop last year and a lower quality crop this year. the 2014 poll from baskin-robbins found vanilla to be the most popular ice cream flavor in california and most u.s. states. >> well tomorrow we will get to see if a march miracle paid off in the sierra. the department of water resources will con dct a new snow survey. look at the survey from april 1st of last year. there was no snow on the ground and statewide the snowpack was 5% of average. governor jerry brown was there that day and announced the water cuts across california. >>> look at video from last month's survey. they found a snowpack that was about 83% of erage. we are hoping for a good reading. >> we are indeed. i am still thinking of vanilla ice cream. >> will we get any rain at all in the near future? >> sandhya patel has what's a

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the cubans have not moved quickly enough this may be seen as a reward that's undeserved. >> there are dissidents who will be meeting with him tomorrow. many of them were arrested and detained for as many as eight hours yesterday and last night. that was seen by a signal that it's not backing off from its resistance to do things its own way. dissidents say cuban has gotten tougher on them in the years since normalization. that said, the white house has signaled to raul castro and the government in his speech, an unprecedented speech to the cuban people tomorrow he will make a central part of it his cuba. >> the president has travelled here with a large delegations. members of congress, deal of interest in business opportunities. secretary of state kerry and some of the delegation, susan rice, the current head of state. jeffrey de laurentiis. head of mission here for the united states. >> we also the commerce secretary and ben rhodes. he was negotiating this in secret with the help of the pope. >> there we see the president and raul castro entering the room. >> we'll hear the national >

allegations and says the law south was brought by a disgruntled former security officer seeking undeservedback in. remembering patty duke. >> young actress who became america youngest oscar winner. america youngest oscar winner. back in a moment >>> tonight we remember patty duke. child star who became the youngest oscar winner at the time. she played helen keller in the miracle worker. generation came to know her for her own tv show and millions were helped by her work on benefit of the mentally ill. here's david muir. >> born ann marie duke in 1946 pat c duke started acting in just grade school. >> look terrific jimmy. >> she would earn critical acclaim as a teenager playing helen keller alongside ann bancroft in the miracle worker. >> winner is patty duke. >> shedemy award for the role at just 16 years old. at the time youngest actor ever to win an oscar. young actress making her way to the stage with to make perhaps the shortest acceptance speech ever. >> thank you. >>reporter: only a year later getting her own tv series the patty duke show. playing two identical but different cousin c

on the other hand, i think one must say that losing this game is not entirely undeserved. even when we were two up, we weren't really in control as we would have liked to have been. >> reporter: poland will be in the same group. they continue their preparations with a fifth straight win. they beat finland five nil in a friendly at home. in africa it's all about trying to qualify for next year's cup of nations. south africa again in danger of missing out on a major turn dam ent. only the top two are progress. senegal have had had a two nil win. the world twenty20 will be decided on sunday. the last group between most india and australia becoming a knock-out match. both teams lost their openers to group winners new zealand before going on to beat pakistan and bangladesh. india beat australia three nil when they hosted their t20 series in january this year. >> australia is a side that we all know is a very strong side. they play with a lot of passion. i believe in playing the same way. so i like that challenge. i've always ensdwroid playing against australia. that doesn't mea

an attorney said this is just a disgruntled security officer seeking undeserved payment. >> and the nfl has handleed concussions over the players, and this is after a "new york times" report claiming they omitted key data in studying players' head injuries and the nfl demanded "new york times" retract the report. the arm details the nfl excluded 10% of concussions suffered between 96 make and 2001. >> snap shot is getting a major overhaul, in the tech bytes. >> in the tech bytes, snapchat gets an upgrade which allow useers to go from texting to it yes calling to sent photos in a continuous motion available new for ios and droid devictims. >> samsung could work on a rugged investigation of the latest smart phone feature military grade protection from dust and dirt and liquid. >> 40% of adults in the united states if longer is a land line telephone, google is going to start offering them at $10 a month. all the police for fiber phone service including unlimited local and nationwide calls but only in areas already searched by google fiber. >> nice throw back. >> storm storm fueled storms h

on the other hand, one must clearly say losing this game is not entirely undeserved, even when we were two up, we weren't really in control as we would liked to have been. >> in the same group with germany, they continue their preparations with their fifth straight win. they beat finland 5-0 in a friendly at home. he netted it twice. tennis now, rafael nadal retired follow a match for the first time in six years. he pulled out due to illness in the hot and humid conditions at the miami masters. while the spaniard was three down in the final set against the bosnian, he started to feel ill and was complaining of dizziness when he decided to quit. the four time grand slam chan has never won the miami masters despite playing in four finals. >> today we're suffering for the health, for my health, so i didn't know what was going on, so i decided to stop, because i was not sure that i can finish the match that way. >> two time champion here andy murray had no problem against the player from uzbekistan. he dominated the match which he eventually won 6-3, 7-5, he'll face the bulgarian in the th

taking place that the cubans have not moved quickly enough and this may seem as a reward that's undeservedagreements and many of them were arrested and detained for as long as eight hours yesterday and last night and that was seep as a signal by the regime that it is not backing off on its insistence to do things its own way. the dissidents say it's too soon, that cuba has, in fact, gotten tougher on them and in free speech in the year since normalization. that said, the white house has signalled to raul castro and the government that in his speech an unprecedented speech to the cuban people tomorrow which is supposed to be carried on state tv he will make a central part of it, his appeal for more human rights from cuba. >> the president has traveled here with a rather large delegation, members of congress and entrepreneurs of business and there are business opportunities and there's secretary of state kerry and some of the delegation, susan rice, the current head of state. jeffrey de laurentiis and head of the mission for the united states. >> and the commerce secretary and ben rhodes and

on the other hand, one must clearly say that losing this game is not entirely undeserved. even when we were two up, we weren't really in control as we would have liked to have been. >> poland will be in the game group as germany. in france, they continued their build up with a fifth straight win. they beat finland 5-0. >> half yell nadal has retired for a match for the first time in six years having to pull out due to illness in hot conditions in the miami masters. 5-0 love means three of the top five seeds are already out of this tournament. >>> andy murray made it through, playing in cooler evening temperatures. he'll go on to the third round. >>> women's world number one serena williams is on track for a fourth consecutive miami title, claiming her 20t 20th straight win of the event. ok, that is sports for now. >>> thanks, andy. now the metropolitan museum of art in new york is one of the world's oldest and most important art museums. it was founded 146 years ago, but now, it's transforming itself into something a little more modern, as al jazeera reports. >>> 50 mirror

. >> worded things that through research you may be learned or were undeserving that you thought sort of challenge your morals around maybe the research that was happening that they were doing, or anything like that? what did you find challenging? >> well, it would be, i mean, when you go into the monkey labs and you see, it's not, it can be challenging to see the animal models. a lot of them are working on animal models. i wasn't as concerned by that as i thought i would be, because most of these animals, granted they are research animals, but in the realm they are well cared for, groomed. they seem company, i didn't spend a lot of time cage time with them, but no, it is a big question that people get very worried about it. and it's a legitimate debate. to this day washington university does not publish the address of that animal research house. that is challenging. the other thing that was challenging to me was working with one person in particular who really did believe that these technologies would help him. and didn't have, he didn't think that this necessarily would help them im

can you recommend policy approaches to address the undeserved rent a? >> sure. one is something that senators held a hearing on a few weeks ago which is occupational licensing. the fact that at the state level now 25% of occupations you need a license to get that reduces your ability to move between jobs if you want to shrink it let's you command premium. land-use restrictions that drive up the cost of living in certain areas also create rents are literally and in the economic sense. greater degree of competition is important in this regard, but the other thing i would say some rents are inevitable and it's a question of how they're divided. a higher minimum wage or expanding workers boyce including labor unions would help make sure that when you're dividing the pie it gets divided a little bit more towards the labor end. >> thank you. mr. chairman, we keep hearing about mandatory spending continued to increase, and that at some point in our lifetimes there will be one of% of federal revenues. do have a plan to address this, the long-term think about what we're

he's going to explain why he thinks the new backlash on the law is undeserve snoods we're up 120 pointse dow. stocks are higher as investments seem to welcome the soothing approach to a hike in interest rates. where should you put your money to work now? joining us now. david, let me kick off with you. what should investors make of what janet yellen did yesterday. i think we rose 98 points on the dow yesterday. 134 today. would you have expected more? >> so i wouldn't have expected more, but i think that janet yellen delivered the message that the market was looking for. you know, coming into 2016, investors were worried that the investor ters were going to hike four times. we were never of the view they were going to accomplish all four hikes and frankly what yellen said to the market, listen. we're going to go fast and move cautiously. >> to parody what you're saying it's not huge because the fed dots anyway? >> i think the fed dots come into question. i think what's more important about yellen's comments yesterday, she acknowledged the global risks and acknowledges the inflation in t

it seems like undeserving and you should go to rougher -- rush-hour cuba or whatever.ction, i'm really patriotic. this is the country that lets you do this kind of stuff. [applause] joel: the thing about cartoons is that you saw with the donald trump incoming a caricature, not much for take him up but with a lot of people, you only need a couple of things to make them them. like for donald trump, that is already donald trump. [applause] can put his fat, nasty looking face and his fish mouth underneath it. but basically, it is already donald trump. you just need the invective of course. [applause] joel: sorry about that. i have not mastered the art of doing this without my body. [applause] joel: it is often the hair, like with ronald reagan it was that. once you had that, you sort of had ronald reagan. [applause] [laughter] joel: and then this is the last one, living in kentucky i've had the great good fortune of having my career exactly match that of mitch mcconnell. [applause] joel: he was elected to the senate in 1984 when i started work there. -- cally, with mitch,

can you recommend policy approaches to address the undeserved rents? >> sure. one is something that with senators lee and senators klobuchar held a hearing on a few weeks ago which is occupational licensing, the fact that at the state level 25% of occupations you need a license to get that reduces your ability to move between jobs if you are one of the lucky people with a license, it lets you command a premium. land use restrictions that drive up the cost of living in certain areas also create rents both literally and in the economic sense. greater degree of competition is important in this regard. but, you know, the other thing i'd say is some rents are inevitable and it's a question of how they're divided. a higher minimum wage or expanding workers' voice including labor unions would help make sure when you are dividing the pie it gets divided a little bit more towards the labor end. >> thank you. mr. chairman, we keep hear mandatory spending and continuing to increase and at some point in our lifetimes it will be 100% of federal revenues. do we have a plan t

this is a critical and necessary first step to make epa once again were the undeserving of the public trust in its noble mission. >> thank you thank you mr. edwards, we appreciate it. >> now to go to questioning will first recognize a gentleman from michigan. >> i appreciate the fact that we are in a hearing and will have another hearing and we are intent in getting answers, and ultimately addressing the concerns of people of children that we have the privilege to see this we can flint standing along our colleague. we want answers but we won action and ultimately we want solution. this hedman, you say in your testimony, i will reiterate it again the bad news is that this should never have happened, looking at the faces of the children, the community members there in flint on saturday they would concur with you as i would concur with you as well that you went on to say, as did gina mccarthy, administrator of the epa in the article just refer to was in shock and all you made them today and i said i need to remind you, epa had nothing at all to do to be clear, you actually believe the ep