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just like a whole generation that refused to take no for an answer or the vowel at the end of their nameort of impediment. i guess that's why they called them the greatest generation. as much defined by their spine as in my aunt betty's case, their heart. now gone all of them in my family, gone. i think of all those meals out and only now it's sinking in. the power of gathering around a table before you wake up one day and see only empty chairs. betty cavuto distefano, dead at 95. >>> this is a fox news alert. hello, everyone. marco rubio is just moments away from joining the 2016 presidential race. he's going to kick off his campaign shortly in his home state of florida at the miami freedom tower. rubio broke the news of today's announcement right here on "the five" two weeks ago. earlier, reporters tried to get a preview of tonight's rollout. the senator wouldn't say much. >> running late. i look forward to seeing you guys tonight. >> reporter: senator, why are you qualified? >> hope you guys will be here tonight. it will be great. >> we have excerpts from the big speech. our country h

the vowel to consonant ratio makes him a very difficult puzzle to solve unless you ask for an "r" whichresents the republican party. >> thank god, because i was going to wait until 2016 and find out, but it is so good to get that inside scoop. i love the guy. >> can i solve the puzzle? >> you're crushing on him and so am i. we have a little competition going here. >> i think he's fantastic. he represents the american dream. he is warm, he's personable, his family is fantastic. when they were all here in the green room, his wife as well, he's just a very genuine person, he's very likeable and he's also well prepared. i feel that he's put his time in, he's preparing on foreign policy and other things so good things for his candidacy. >> i agree i think he's the strongest guy republicans can put up. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ help northern china reduce its reliance on coal fire heating plants and prevent 60 million tons of co2 emissions? when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. >>> it's time now for "one more thing." er

. >> let's check that vowel before you write. >> reporter: reading specialists were also brought in, with some $13 million ohio set aside for schools. >> now we have two. one reading specialist works with those kids who we consider non-readers, and teaching them phonics. >> reporter: the second specialist focuses on kids just on the cusp of passing. for everyone else, local high school students were brought in as volunteer tutors. there were reading workshops for parents. hundreds of books were sent to homes. and in the end, 94% of carson's third-graders passed ohio's reading test and were promoted. >> all right, keep on reading. >> reporter: good news for early supporters of the reading guarantee, like linda hissett. >> what we've started here is hugely different than how it was prior to three years ago. that focus that they have on the reading, and the intensity; it's just a totally different tone. >> a col-- >> college? >> reporter: but how different was it? hissett's third grade class still had struggling readers. more than a few. and we found the reading guarantee, which had pro

the two dots above vowels in lots of languages i don't speak.n the town of minnesota were removed from highway signs by the state department of transportation. this is a townqx3d alls itself america's little sweden. the umlott is important to them and were not happy when it was taken down. to have the state unilateral take the umlaut away was shocking. well yesterday because state government is more heroic. than you might think. yesterday minnesota's governor issued an executive order to give the umluat back. he has ordered the state department of transportation to reinstate the littlejqs dots on their road signs. saying as he did so, "even if i have to drive to lindstrom and paint the umlauts on the city limit signs myself i will do it." so lindstrom, minnesota, regained its umlaut. theren6qz it is on the brand new sign installed today. lawmakers are happy to have intense senate debates about eye contact rule and whether they're allowed to drink water. and governors will drive across the states to add umlauts themselves. right now in washington

and then, of course, the wonderful satirist sarah vowel you can when my favorite essays is what i seef the 20-dollar bill, she's recalling a road trip commemorating the 10th of just becomes her own journey of self-discovery. of course, we are very proud to talk about women's rights a moment ago. wilma man killer principal chief of the cherokee nation who wrote her memoir, who fought so hard for women's rights. she made the statement once that when she just assumes the role principal chief because the chief had to resign to accept another position, that people were fine with that. it wasn't until she ran in her own right as a woman that she was challenged to a degree. we've talked a lot about oklahoma writers. we also are so grateful to those who have embraced our state. author clifton tolbert author of once upon a time when we were colored, is one of her most memorable authors. he is from mississippi originally but he says that when he came to oklahoma he actually discovered is a voice. and now i think this is wonderful. is not on writing about his mississippi homeland but he's writin

>> and you are absolutely right and that's why congress should be able to read every wordch every voweleal if there is a final deal. >> i think the likelihood is you will have a different interpretation of tehran and the french are saying the characterizations of the americans and iranians are wrong. this is not what we agreed. it's already starting to unwind. >> when you have a final deal in writing, the russians can go back and say salt two being x, y, oz. >> have you negotiated with iranians before? that's not necessarily so. the essence was the soviet union. we had a track record. >> you are stirring things up here confusing things. a little reality. >> i know that's my problem. my problem is i am far too tough on israel and not tough enough on the iranians oh wait, it's the opposite. >> it has nothing to do with tougher or fought. i have a fundamental deal with the iranians. >> i understand that. we're talking about congress having the right to review the final deal that's done. now, if you are just saying here today you don't want any deal i can respect that. but i don't really un