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as i do. this is your old stomping grounds and some of the same people may be here. you know, this is the set up. thats whats going to happen today. the jury is going to get instructions from the judge and this is a set up. this is where the prosecution and defense say, heres what happened. this is why dr. conrad murray is guilty because he did this and then the defense will say, well, this is why hes not guilty because michael jackson did this and theyre going to say that michael jack...

>> ted rowlands was inside the courtroom when that audio was played. ted, it was stunning to hear. i cant imagine what the reaction was like inside the courtroom where michael jacks jacksons family was attending. >> reporter: to be honest, drew, i was not inside the courtroom during that audio, but i think anybody who heard it was shocked. and the prosecutors used it for one reason, to show that dr. conrad murray knew what he was doing to michael jackson, knew the drugs he was administ...

Today, what is your passion and what drives you? if you build towards that they come with more position? >> >> you started a game? yes, its a world peace game. its a towering plexiglass structure. they try to do without reading "sun of zuez." >> we allowed the students to experience the things as they go, so they can include the failures. they have the luxury to fail because thats really part of the learning process. >> how many people you have freaked out because thats not any part of a course ...

Georgia, on the topic of education. >> im a fellow lawman from atlanta georgia. i taught in both public and private schools and now as a substitute teacher. i see administrators more focused on federal mandates retaining funding, trying not to get sued while the teachers are jumping through hoops trying to serve up a one size fits all education for students. what as president would you seriously do about what i consider a massive overreach of big government into the classroom? thank you. >> that...

Georgia, on the topic of education. >> im a fellow lawman from atlanta georgia. i taught in both public and private schools and now as a substitute teacher. i see administrators more focused on federal mandates retaining funding, trying not to get sued while the teachers are jumping through hoops trying to serve up a one size fits all education for students. what as president would you seriously do about what i consider a massive overreach of big government into the classroom? thank you. >> that...

We dont read it in the catalogue? >> you know, i think most of them. the nice thing is we had great visionary principals and administrators that i have been in touch with that allow you and trust you as a professional and know you know what to do and supporting you with resources to help make that possible. that kind of support, and that kind of visionary leadership and teachers who are professionals, we know we can do the job and help us to do that. >> imagine that. what a revolutionary thought...

Toward that, they can come with more passion to learning. >> you started game. yes, its a world peace game. its a towering plexiglass its a giant simulation, towering plexiglass structure. they try to do without reading "sun of zuez." >> and im going to adjust your microphone while we talk to hear more of you. there we go. you build in a loss, a defeat in your game. >> yeah. you know, life is not auk success the first time. so we allow the students to experience things as they go, so they can in...

Class warfare and bureaucratic socialism we created zero in august. believe with leadership we can balance the budget. did it for four consecutive years we went from 2.2 trillion projected deficit over a decade to 2.7 trillion projected surplus when i left. it is doable, but it takes real leadership. [ applause ] >> the next question is for all the candidates if atlanta, georgia on the topic of education. >> hi, ive taught in public and private schools. now im a 7th grade teacher. i see administ...

but overall that idea that the fed thinks that there are still significant downside risks, kyra, that has people unnerved. stocks are down. oil is down big. gold is down, as well. so, youre seeing a real movement out of some of these commodities and stocks today on this idea that the economy is not out of the woods yet, kyra? >> well look for the numbers in 28 1/2 minutes, thanks so much. the threat of a new government shutdown an intense round of voting rejected a spending bill and ...

Screeners to 63,000 employees with 3800 administrators making on average $105,000. just in washington, d.c. >> and congressman, that would be fabulous. i dont think taxpayers would mind if in fact that the tsa agents were thwarting terrorism. but we just announced at the top of this segment that theyre allowing explosives to go through and i dont want to mar the reputations of all the workers but are they doing a good job or is it the police departments and the f.b.i. who are thwarting this stuf...