helping kids reach that goal and perhaps pushing aside the needs of gifted kids. steve perry explores the possible consequences in tonight s perry s principles. what do lady gaga and facebook founder mark zuckerberg have in common? they re alums for cty, the 32-year-old organization that seeks out and identifies kids who are academically advanced. sometimes the teachers don t know who they are, because they may be the ones who sit in the back of the room who become behavior problems because they re bored. we look in every neighborhood, whether poor urban schools or around the world, and after that, we start developing programs that really challenge them. we never underestimate them. at baltimore s mt. washington elementary school, gifted students are solving advanced math problems at their own pace. the online program, which enrolled more than 10,000 students last year, offers a variety of courses where kids around the world interact with
perhaps pushing aside the needs of gifted kids. steve perry explores the possible consequences in tonight s perry s principles. what do lady gaga and facebook founder mark zuckerberg have in common? they re alums for cty, the 32-year-old organization that seeks out and identifies kids who are academically advanced. sometimes the teachers don t know who they are, because they may be the ones who sit in the back of the room who become behavior problems because they re bored. we look in every neighborhood, whether poor urban schools or around the world, and after that, we start developing programs that really challenge them. we never underestimate them. at baltimore s mt. washington elementary school, gifted students are solving advanced math problems at their own pace. the online program, which enrolled more than 10,000 students last year, offers a variety of courses where kids around the world interact with teachers through the internet.
whether or not these freedoms take place and there s reforms that happen in the middle east, we re waiting to see what happens. we re watching following the president s speech this week. we re waiting to see whether or not he decides to make any reform or changes. so far, he s looking like a strong man in there. he s not willing to make any concessions. he s going to do it on his timetable, he says, and we re waiting right now, very critical point in the day here to see how these protests shape up. we ll bring them to you live from amman. wow. excellent report. thank you so much. now the rest of the headlines for a friday. now food dye could be linked to behavior problems in kids? a food and drug administration advisory panel recommends more study on what effect stood dyes might have on kids. for now, the panel does not recommend adding the information to food labels. some scientists believe synthetic food dyes cause behavior problems and they want them banned outright. meanwhile
whether the bright artificial colors could worsen behavior problems like hyperactivity in some children. that is on the front page of the new york times. everybody ought to read that story. willie. san francisco chronicle jerry brown says he s abandoning talks with republicans on closing california s $26 billion deficit. he hoped to put together a bipartisan plan that would include a special election vote by the people on whether or not to extend tax increases. also new york times in the, bit is reported that mad men will be delayed. they want to short each episode by two minutes and cut the casting budget. amc insists the show will be back early next year. they said it will be back in 12. wiener said i m not doing a show that s gutted by a network.
common? sometimes the teachers don t know who they are because they may be the ones who sit in the back of the room who become behavior problems because they re bored. we start developing program that is really challenge them. we never underestimate them. reporter: at baltimore s m. washington elementary school, gifted students are solving advanced math problems at their own pace. the online program which enrolled more than 10,000 students last year offers a variety of courses where kids around the world interact with teachers through the internet. what happens to kids when they don t have this in the school? it s very frustrating. they will never make to it the potential that they re capable of without helping. it s like an athlete. what would have happened to our great football players if they didn t have a coach? reporter: you spend so much money on public education and gifted and talented programs are the first to be cut? they are. because of the no child left