the founder of a group called moms demand action joins us from indiana.e story of what you did and what has gone with this battle against facebook to change their policy. harvellight after the tragedy at sandy hook that you started your group on facebook. >> yes, it's pretty ironic. we started it on facebook and i wanted to do something in reaction to the heart of the massacre. when i started my facebook page, i had no idea i would turn into an accidental activist in our organization in 15 months would have over 150,000 members in a chapter in every state in the country. when we found out that facebook was allowing the sale and trade of illegal guns on their platform, we realized we needed to act. this is the same site where we share pictures of our families and use it as a community. we realized we needed to ask them to act and stop allowing this illegal sale and trade on their platform. what do juicyy, going on on facebook? >> there are many different kinds of ads you can find and promotions and group pages. there is a page called guns for sale that has

joining us from indiana is father who is the exorcist and pastoralist of a church in indiana. he is a member of the international association of exorcists. good to have you with us. most people have a perception of what an exorcist is. the exorcism of memly rose. they are portrayed as people possessed. we see incantations forcing out evil spirits. that's not what an official ex-sore sis by the church is like. >> no, not at all. a true exorcism is a prayer by the church for those that believe they are up against the forces of evil, when this determination is made. it is true that there can be manifestations of evil, but the best way to think of an exorcism is it is a prayer of the church. >> before getting into that, what, if anything, do the movies get right? >> well, movies get it right when it comes to the reality of evil. they play to an kaudiens that likes all the theatrics, if you will, but in reality that's very far removed from what a true exorcism is about. >> i know the majority of cases where people call the church, that priests refer people to doctors to deal with wh

keith is joining us from indiana. caller: thanks for taking my call. get thepe there is to realize more than just young black men in this country that need jobs. -- he needs to realize that she has a pen and a -- that he has a pen and a phone. he needs to put his redline away and let people know he is going to do what he says he is going to do. when he isre that going to get jobs for people, that he is going to help all women,en and all young not just his chosen few. host: thank you for the call. that may go back to this essay from kathleen parker -- let me go back to this essay from kathleen parker. ted is joining us from maryland. democrat line. [indiscernible] this program is starting to sound like a fox news. the book calling in from virginia and alabama, it is craziness. we are one country and one people. stop the foolishness. host: thanks for listening. 90.1 fm for c-span radio. maxine is joining us from indianapolis. good morning. go ahead please. i want you to know that i love our president. our really too bad that nation is so harsh against hi

from russia. many of you are weighing in on facebook. we should have given them more gold. daniel says call on nato. you can give us your comments. ned is joining us from indiana. good morning. caller: i think russia made a big mistake going and. -- in. i do not think before this occurred that the western european allies had a contingent land to deal with russian aggression. now there is likely to be. there probably was not a lot of american intelligence in ukraine. now there probably will be a lot of those people in ukraine, along with other foreign countries. ukrainewe need to arm and boost the military. i think poland -- they are very concerned. the russian leadership should be as well. i do not know what the russian plan is. the smartest idea they could have had would have been to go into kiev instead of crimea. 150 thousand troops is nowhere near what they would need to secure ukraine. thank you. host: we appreciate your call. let's look at how this is playing out overseas. this is from russia today. thousands of pro-russian demonstrators across eastern europe train --ukraine protesting the new government. gunshots have been reported. protesters are storm

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the author of four books on hazing a professor of franken college in indiana, he joins us now from indianapolishat this means hazing? class it is a good idea for them to ban hazing and i would like to see other groups do it. we have seen with this the national went around its undergraduates, which, year after year, would not approve something like this. what will happen without pledging is that we will not have the semester long hazing that has led to so many of the deaths you describe. >> is it during hazing exercises when these occurred or could adjust the wild partying echo those are two different things. >> i keep track of the 170 plus hazing deaths that happened at the collegiate level in the country. if i kept track of all of the party deaths, automobile related deaths, the number would be off the charts. >> professor, it is one thing for the national organization to make a decision as sae has done in this case. it is another thing altogether for each of the individual chapters to honor that decision. realistically, what are the chances that would happen? >> in the next four years, until

. >> host: josh rogin joining us to talk about ukraine. gary from indiana, democrats' line. hi. >> caller: how you doing today? >> host: fine. >> caller: yeah. i think putin's just worried about his naval base there. yeah. because he just p signed a new deal with the ousted president to keep the base there, and i think he's worried about the new president's not going to honor it. and i think putin's just trying to protect that naval base because he knows if that goes, he's this trouble. >> guest: yeah. i think the naval base is one important part of putin's calculationment the other part of putin's calculation is to make sure that russia can influence debates going forward. he wants to destabilize and delegitimize the new leadership in kiev which he views as part of a coup to oust a democratically-elected government. and so having a base in crimea is good for strategic reasons, but it's also good because it allows russia to continue to make mischief inside ukraine, to always have an ability to threaten the rest of you crawn and also to -- ukraine and also to keep them from j

from indiana. senator, thanks for joining us. first, i want to get your reaction to this announcement by the white house this morning announcing the targeting of certain individuals for sanctions. does this go far enough for you? >> well, it's a baby step in the right direction but given the fact that the united states is viewed as retreating, declining president who is viewed at weak on foreign policy, very indecisive, we need to do a lot more than this, i think, to get this bully that is in the playground stood up to by the united states and provide the leadership with europe and our allies to show that we really mean business here. you can't just trample on your neighbor because you think we can't do anything about it. economic sanctions need to be strong. they need to be wide. just naming a few individuals is a small start. i've listed a number of options for the president and we should work together with the president as the united body so that we have a unified message to tell the russians we're not going to tolerate this.

us now thomas graham special isn't to george w. bush to russia from 2004 to 2007. and lee feinstein, ambassador to poland from 2009 to 2012, whose incoming dean indiana school of global studies. and in london, tawni leake. fellow on foreign relations. thomas, what vital interests are at stake here and how far is the united states willing to go to defend them. >> the question is whether a country should be able to use their military force to seize a territory of a neighboring state. this goes all against the principles that have guided global security over the past several decades if not longer. and the united states wants to send a signal that there are rules, they have to be honored, and if a segment of a country wants to secede, there are rules and regulations that regulate that, and that ought to be followed, and that is not the case in the present circumstances with crimea. >> so when president putin uses the example of kosovo prying itself away from serbia with the force of american arms, is that a valid comparison to ukraine? >> i don't believe so. the situations are radically different. you will remember that in a case of kosovo there are, in fact, negotiation

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and a boy in indiana, ryan white, kept out of school because the he was, hiv positive. because of of a transfusion. and magic and with a little help from usd aid around the world because of a beloved face. i reflect back on that as, sort of, something which told us -- sports really does have something to teach. >> commissioner stern, can't thank you enough for your time. appreciate you being here. >> thank you for having me. >> up next, a look at the news this week that will have an impact on the money. and the investment paid off better than the market in 2013. of course you had to lose something before you've could make money in this case. when we come back, the tooth fairy puts her money where yorm mouth its. >> hi, are we still on for tomorrow? >> tomorrow? [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious, but say i press a few out flat, add some beef, sloppy joe sauce and cheese, fold it all up and boom! delicious unsloppy joes perfect for a school night. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! >>

about aids aids, a little boy in indiana ryan white had been kept out of school because he was hiv positive because of a transfusion. and magic and with a little help from us, changed the debate on hiv and aids around the world because a beloved face was the face of hiv, and i reflect back on that as a -- as sort of something which told us and the world that this sports really does have something to teach. >> commissioner stern, i can't thank you enough for your time today. appreciate your being here. >> thank you for having me. >>> up next, a look at the news this week that that will have an impact on the money and the investment that paid off better than the market in 2013. of course, you had to lose something something before you could make money in this case. before we come back, the tooth fairy puts her money where your mouth is. >>> for more on our show and our guests, go to our website, otm.cnbc.com and follow us on twitter @on the money. here with the stories coming up. on monday, 0 motor vehicle sales for february are due. the ism manufacturing index which tracks the strength of the sector will be out. on tuesday, millions of americans will be cel

from the past, "raiders of the lost ark." kimberly teri joins us with more on that. >> reporter: you can see behind me, the line, some are dressed as indiana jones this evening. people started forming this line at 10:00 a.m. and doors will open in about an hour from now. tickets have been sold out since friday and still a wait list of more than 150 people a lot of people showing up here today just to take pictures or say good-bye to the theater. one man we talked to came all the way from texas. he used to work for century and said it's important for him to be here. >> someone asked me they said why would you come all the way out here just to watch a movie, and i -- i looked at this building and i go inside and remember the time i spent working here in the late '90s and the memories that it gave to me, and i just kind of say, well, why wouldn't i come? >> 50 years old, you know. the first theater of its game in northern california. right next door to one of the 32 theaters that open "star wars" on may 25th, 1977. there are very few of those left, but, again, for those of us who grew up here, this is where you went to see the major movies wh

indiana 92-86 for their seventh straight win. >>> now for another quick look at our forecast from nbc washington meteorologist veronica johnson. thanks for being with us day of spring. >> exactly. couldn't have picked a better day, right? a lot of folks are saying the same thing across the country. look at how quiet it is with the exception of i think two little areas. the one right here across new england. still getting showers and snow showers. and then back in the pacific northwest, in fact, what we're going to see over the next couple of days is more cold air dropping in. but not much until we get through the rest of the week with relatively mild temperatures. fairly quiet, we have been watching visibility throughout the mid-atlantic, they have been low, they had dense fog advisory this morning. that should be lifted soon. so, again, we have snow showers and one little system that is making its way out of here. winter storm warnings remain throughout the day. they'll see eight to ten inches of snow throughout main. temperatures, 28 in denver, 37 in billings, colder air coming in. back to you, frances. >> thank you so much, veronica, appreciate it.

us not raised there, it is hard to understand. it is survival to perpetrate before they are perpetrated against. >> msnbc has been relaying the stories, with access from the indiana state court, we are about to go into a world where cameras are by law forbiden to go. >> 40 vehicles, counted altogether, they have been doing it over a three-month period. each street corner watching. they failed to understand, there are cameras, all we have to do is put the face with the name. >> they had a picture of me. my mom was like, no. the picture don't look like me. about to charge me for lying to the police. my mom is on probation, too. they said, turn myself n or they'll give my momma six years. i wish i never would have didn't things i did. >> kenneth or kentrell. >> the brothers hail from the streets of gary, indiana. birth place of the jackson five. and two-time murder capital of the world. 50% of the kids live below the poverty level. you have an open complaint. come monday, if the court makes the decision there is a chance you need to know that. >> staff see the same faces over and over again. despite the kids' promises they will never return. >> this is your sixth co

us at the white house. thank you very much. >>> malaysia flight 370 still missing and authorities say they still don't know what happened. they're searching the area about the size of indiana. al jazeera has more from kuala lumpur, malaysia. >> reporter: day five, search teams are searching larger parts of the states of malaka still unable to pinpoint where the missing plane may be. malaysia authorities indicate that radar may have tracked the plane away from its last path 45 minutes after its last contact. >> to analyze both the civilian and military dat data in the eat and in the west, on land and in water. and that's what we're doing today. >> reporter: the new development comes following days of confusing and sometimes conflicting information. the airline had initially reported that the last contact was made with a plane two hours into its flight. but later amended it into an hour. a day ago reports causing military officials say the plane had been detected in the west far from where vietnam had been concentrating it's efforts. this prompted a swift reaction from the vietnamese, who scaled back their operations for the day. >> up until now we only had one meeting with the malaysian military att

indiana's website content management is an open source project. the veterans administration has been using open source for medical record since 2011. [speaker not understood] already seeing the financial benefits from moving from microsoft office to open document formatting. they have expected to save 50 million pounds, that's about $80 million per year just from that one change. so, if you imagine as an individual user when you buy microsoft how much that costs for an individual person, how much local government spends on making sure that every desktop and city government employees have that software in effect. the white house said in 2011 we believe in contributing to open source software as a way for the government to share data, and return value to taxpayer. not only is the software free, it's also one if we improve our software on open source, it gets improved for other municipalities or companies that are using that software as well. and, so, for those of you that are familiar, germany had a policy of only using open source software, using as a server platform linux in 2001 and then using open source as their default desktop choice in 2005, using applications such as open office and [speaker

when i was little in indiana one guy was making fun of my accent i used to have a chinese accent and she said why do you care? we come from a much longer civilization. who cares? in an impulse control and discipline but he says he got none of that from his family or parents. >> what i brought to the table was the insecurity. [laughter] but one last point on the inner-city education policy policy, we fall into a trap of the false dichotomy that the right wing wants to say the institutions are great the a meritocracy works perfectly all about individual choices then you get into the extreme polar opposite view it is all about institutions and structural problems and discrimination nothing anyone does can make a difference given those problems you have to be grown up enough it is not one or the other by both. we need all kinds of education reform but the individual side. but these problems exist people go in with the ages of three and four with the education in school they teach what led if it was a triple package group. >> i think we can generalize more of very good case for the triple package but people never want to talk

indiana, too. is that where you're from. >> i used to go to kroger with my grandmother. >> i've lived in new jerseyou can say the same thing. you probably lived here longer than any place. >> that's right. >> pimco co-founder bill gross is accusing, departing ceo mohammed el-erian of undermining him. he says he has evidence. pimco, however, claims that gross did not make the statement attributed to him by reuters and that -- these guys, he said it, she said it, i didn't, then he called me this. it doesn't make anyone look good. >> no. >> by the way, you have to believe that bill gross did believe that mohammed el-erian wrote that article even though he didn't write the article. >> he didn't mean wrote it. >> when reuters say he never said anything like that to reuters. doesn't make sense. >> let's agree never to do this, andrew. becky? >> you'll send me $100 million, right? >> if you can deposit that in the account, the deal is -- we're done. >> there's three people in the world who would be interested in whether we had a falling out. that's the difference. it's a little different at pimco. >> we h

use to create their own look. from intimidating to tantalizing to just peculiar. our crews have seen it all. tattoos, however, aren't the only tools in the toolbox. at indiana state prison, billy kyle, serving eight years on a drug dealing charge, likes to strut the yard with his grill. >> i like blue and white diamonds. >> let me see you smile. what's the deal with that? >> it was just something, you know, that we did on the streets, you know what i'm saying? >> how much are they worth? >> about $1,500. >> $1,500? >> yeah. >> we found that most women still like to feel like women in prison as well. betty conley, serving life for murdering her husband, made that clear. she has turned her bunk into a salon, of sorts. >> i love makeup. i've been into makeup since i was a little bitty girl. and i'm like dolly. the redder the better. the more the merrier. >> at the limon correctional facility in colorado, we met inmates who have had more permanent transformations. aaron cooper, serving 10 years for assault and escape, didn't stretch his ear lobes until he got to prison. >> did it about four years ago when i was in ad seg. no reason, really. i just like the way

sentiments expressed by the gentleman from indiana and thank him for the present -- religion of serving with them. he is that the most difficult ask at all to preside over and usingcess. i think the prominent dutch committee has produced a product that the house can be proud of. we are in the process of closing out our responsibilities. i would confirm what the gentleman from indiana indicated. the senior officials of the white house we have a commitment as a january 31 they will have completed their declassification of those materials that the committee has voted to relieve. i give my word to the gentleman and also to miss are fully that it he white house fails to meet that deadline that i would join with mr. hamilton and coming back to the floor at the appropriate time to seek further extension with the alive at the ran committee. i do not expect that will be necessary. my colleagues, the important thing is that at the adoption of this resolution, the investigation is essentially complete. the committee will continue until march 1 to whine astounds a very limited staff. as of march 1, it will be transferred to the archives under important securities. after that

us an opportunity to turn the page from this sad chapter in district politics. significantly jeff thompson also admitted today that the finance crimes extended beyond the district to texas, pennsylvania, indianah carolina, and puerto rico. as part of today's plea, mr. thompson accepted responsibilities for his federal crimes. subverting federal campaign finance laws and making false statement statements to the irs in the process. first in the d.c. elections t m thompson was prolific in the conduit contributions for the federal campaigns, and he acknowledged making illegal conduit contributions to 13 federal candidates and one federal pac in excess of $250,000. and in addition he supplied $600,000 in corporate funds to off of the books money to the presidential players and other regions of the country that were affected. the scheme began in february of 2008 when a senior adviser to a presidential campaign asked thompson to fund street teams to fund the kapd date in upcoming campaigns. they would put up campaign signs and in support of the presidential campaign in primary states. that shadow campaign first took form leading up to the march 2008 texas primary. the senior adviser to the president

indiana. malaysian officials revealed the final message, a routine sign off - all right, goodnight. authorities have not ruled out possible causes, including mechanical cause. anthony is a commercial pilot and joins us from new york. welcome. >> thank you. >> what do you make of the images? >> we examined the images. when they are enlarged they are blurry. but they do show a fuse large, the front of the aircraft with what appears to be two cockpit windows - one for the captain and one for the copilot. on close examination, despite the images being blurry, it appears to awes that the pattern -- appears to us that the pattern of the wreckage is not consistent with a water landing. we suspect very strongly that this is not the aircraft. >> you don't think it is. >> we don't. >> based on that. where bo the investigators go from here? >> there are several places for the investigators to go. there are basically three quadrants that we are interested in. the question of security with regard to passport issues, and recent allegations against the copilot, reflecting that he allowed personnel in a previous flight. >> in the u.s. that would be not a given. these are mandated orders by the faa for detective conditio

from shreveport, indiana. the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell also use some of his time before the marathon session began to criticize some of the anti-: girls, as he calls them who are participating in the overnight climate change discussions. here's a bit of what he had to say. >> madam president, there is a depression in appalachia. communities are hurting. tonight you're going to hear 30 hours of excuses from a group of people who think that is ok that that is just ok that we have a depression in appalachia. it is not ok, it is cruel. it is cruel to tell struggling coal families that they can every job because some billionaire and seven cisco disagrees with their line of work -- some billionaire in san francisco disagrees with their line of work. what you will hear over the next 30 seconds is more important than anything this anti-coal liberals will say over the next 30 hours. here is what howard had to say. i say to you, mr. president of the united states. we are hurting. you say you're the president of the people? well, we are people too. no one loves amounts more than we do. we live here. we crawl

news for all of us but anyway this could be good news for companies like ge aviation who manufacture jet engines of the they plan to build a new plant in indiana. we have jeff flock live fromembly plant from lafayette, indiana with more. jeff. >>, exclusively live from the subaru plant with outbacks coming off the line. take a look at the chart. a surprising two mers that did help the markets for a while but another positive piece of news here in indiana, ge aviation, relocating or locating actually, the new plant that will build those leap engines, new jet engines and of course ge aviation, the biggest jet engine-maker in the world. a new plant here in indiana, just one day after the governor here announced that they are lowering the corporate tax rate to the second lowest in the nation. i talked to both the ceo of ge aviation and the governor a short time ago. >> we run a pretty rigorous process when it comes to picking sites. >> tons of competitors. >> tons of competitors. you have to realize these are 25 plus year decisions for us, right? this engine will enter service for the first time in 2016 it will have a run of 25 to 30 years we'll be assembling and building new

in indiana refinery owned by the energy giant bp has lead to an undisclosed amount of oil into lake michigan. the whiting facility is used to refine tar sands crude oil from alberta, canada. lake michigan serves as the water source for millions of people, but the environmental protection agency says the spill has been sufficiently contained. the epa also says it will investigate whether the spill violates the clean water act. the spill comes less than two weeks after the u.s. government lifted a ban on bp's ability to seek oil leases in the gulf of mexico. it also followed saturday spill of up to 170,000 gallons of oil in texas. this week marks the 25th anniversary of the exxon valdez oil spill. heards. supreme court has arguments in two key cases about an employee's right to birth control under the affordable care act. the law exempt religious nonprofits from providing insurance that covers contraception, but two for-profit companies, hobby lobby and conestoga would, say they should also be exempt to to religious police. at stake is not only the issue of contraception, but the question of whether corporations can make claim to religious rights. both side

from the canadian company called the federation of beer. and that touched of caramel. it may be right here on planet earth in indiana. cheryl casone he is here to tell ushe has coming the. i you going to be sampling this later? >> the beer is that you can see. no klingons for you? >> what can i say? we do have a lot coming up in the next hour fox business. when you look around manhattan normally use the buildings but what if this bond that you are looking at? coming up on "countdown to the closing bell" i am joined by someone who says manhattan real estate is a bunch of bonds in play and investors are treating real-estate like the stock market. jason hayward is joining me. he will be discussing that topic. what about a company whose stock is up 2,000% over the last five years up 74% in the last year, united rental is a company that has been playing to the idea of renting construction equipment. nobody wants to buy any more, they just want to rent it. a lot of that coming up at 6:00. melissa: looks great. coming got the lulu lemon's latest scandal. should company stock that? is it just the cost of doing business? maybe it is good pr. stick around for sp

from states all over the place. indiana will be one of the first states to opt out of common core. we don't need the federal money. this is too ag saying for us be -- aggravating for us. it will be interesting to see if more do that. >>> n.f.l. stands for no fun league. maybe so. august is when preseason begins. you know some of our favorite players, they get into the end zone and then they spike that ball, dunk it over the goal post. well, no more. >> that's actually going to cause a 15-yard penalty now starting this season. >> a dallas cowboy back in the '70s with us the first person to dunk over the goal post. the patriots tight ends have done it. and now it's going to be a 15- yard penalty. >> they talked about the stability of the goal post because you remember during the playoffs-- >> it throws it off kilter. then you have to stop the game. >> we'll see a few guys are going to go for it and take the 15. >> the coaches won't be happy. >> they won't be happy but i still think it will happen occasionally. >> august it will be back, football, yeah. >>> russian space officials are reporting a slight problem with this morning's soyuz launch.

well what they're watching from richmond indiana or right here in moscow this is r t with our weekly program going to have you with us now there is a new leadership in ukraine but the country is divided over its legitimacy elite conversation between top european diplomats raised further questions over the interim government's possible role in the deadly violence in kiev here is what was said in a phone call between the e.u. foreign policy chief and stoniest foreign minister paul davies and shows that the who were killed by snipers from both sides among policemen and from the streets that they were the same snipers killing people from both sides that yeah. same same handwriting same type of bullets and it's really disturbing that now with a. new question that they don't want to investigate what to expect to happen so that their use now stronger and stronger understanding that behind snipers statement it was not going to quote which but it's a somebody from the new question. stonier has confirmed that the conversation was authentic however it claimed its foreign minister was simply reviewing what he had heard around ki

expressed by the gentleman from indiana and thank him for the relevant -- for the privilege of having served with him. he has had the most difficult task of all to preside over ussometimes contentious and confusing process, but i think the committee has in fact produce a product that the house can be proud of, and now we are in the process of closing out our responsibilities. i would confirm what the gentleman from indiana indicated , the conversations today with the senior officials with the white house, we have a commitment that as of january 31 they will have completed their declassification of those materials the committee has voted to release. i have given my word to the gentleman, mr. hamilton, and also to mr. foley, that if the white house fails to meet that deadline, that i would join with mr. hamilton in coming back to the floor at the appropriate time to seek a further extension of the iran-contra committee. i do not expect that will be necessary. my colleagues on this side of the aisle the important thing is, the investigation is essentially complete, the committee will continue in business until march 1 to wind down its affairs with a very limited s

indiana, republican caller. my concern is with the .udget i have a feeling that the democrats are going to run us into the ground like they did in detroit. five years fromow, i look for chicago to go completely under. california, look at what has happened to california. i am lucky enough to be in a state where my kids -- they have things under control. democrats have run this country into the dirt. tois sad that all they want do is borrow and spend, raise taxes, borrow and spend, raise taxes, and borrow and spend. this $3.9 trillion budget, that thing for the democratic party. it is sad to see what they have done for this country. emily, hig. can spend all day blaming the president, but where we are falling as we are not looking at the root of our problems. we spend a lot of money on health care. realizeto refocus and we are spending money on health care because we have a lot of sick people. secondly, i graduated college in 2009 with a bachelor's. $70,000 in debt to start. they come and go back to start -- to school and get more training. the root of our problem is we need to redefine ourselves as a country. we are not a service economy anymore. we have

from around the globe. i marinate join me. in park and financial commentary interviews and much much. only on bombast and only. in the best of the us the news indiana has become the first state to back out of the new national education standards known as common core after they initially supported the program common core state state standards initiative was drafted by superintendents recross the nation that all the national governors association and has been endorsed by the obama administration initiative seeks to create a national educational standards for what k. through twelve students should know in english or mathematics at the end of each school year forty five states including indiana signed on to common core was some implementing the new curriculum the school year and others waiting for the next school year at all common core was created with bipartisan support it's now also getting bipartisan opposition tea party conservatives the liberal democrats americans are growing increasing. really wary of common core joining me now to talk more about common core and the opposition to it is randi weingarten president of the american federation of tea

buzzer-beater shot 85 feet from the basket to end the first quarter of a high school basketball game in indiana. clayton, over to you. >>> well, nearly 35 years ago astronomer carlos agan took usf personal voyage." now the show has been rebooted as the space time odysseodyssey. this film debuts tomorrow night on fox and will also air on national geographic channels. take a look. >> let's go back as far as we can to the very first mobile universe. january 1st, the big bang. >> that's cool. joining us now is the host of the visually stunning cosmos. neil, good to have you. >> because this is airing on fox we have resources to tap the visual effects talents of people who normally give those efforts to first-run to tell stories of people and dramas and things. and now they are helping us tell the story of the universe itself. >> back then it was on pbs, how has the show changed other than the visuals? >> so the fact that we have access, for example, our director of photography was the director of photography for "the matrix" trilogy and "spider-man." i like to think the visualizations of the universe and story-telling are part of the viewer experience rather than hearing me tell y