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we have our panel with us this morning. will cain is back. over here, hes usually there. hes there this morning. hes a columnist, of course, for theblaze.com. michelle is joining us, contributor to "newsweek" and daily beast. and also oh with have new -- is eight book? "kingdom come"? >> first book. >> they have like five pages on you. and "the means of reproduction, sex, power, and future of the world." >> my second book. >> where are your books? >> contributor and democratic strategi...

Face. megyn: they cant even understand if he knows whats going on. the judge asked, do you read at grade level? an looked at his dad and his lawyer and uncle and didnt understand. they had to rephrase and he said i have a little trouble reading. his dad hand him a tissue. >> what is the world coming to. you tell me. megyn: if this kid goes to jeffy -- goes to juvie for 30 days. do it do him any good? >> thats not what the criminal justice system is in place for. we have to go forward with the la...

September the president criticized the law calling it an admirable but flawed effort that actually hurt students instead of helping them. trace has this story live this afternoon. so, ten states get waivers out of the dole. that hurt students instead of helping them. >>trace: and 28 other states are already if line saying they, too, will also seek the waivers because too many of their schools are listed as "failing," and this law had one simple goal, which was by 2014, that every student would b...

having every american of every background come together. i talked about inclusion rather than outreach and i remind people outreach is when five white guys hold a meeting and then call you. inclusion is when you are part of that process. we are working with the hispanic community across the country to develop policies and issues. >> challengers rick santorum and ron paul have left the sunshine state. well go live to florida in a few minutes for an update on the campaign. the arab leagu...

After all, they could easily be her own. >> what makes you happiest of anything in the world? what makes you happy? >> everything makes me happy. >> reporter: this is callie in the arms of big sister cassidy not long before the accident. callie was not quite 2 when her familys suv got hit from behind and caught fire. cassidy died a few days later. >> ever since my injury im that much more in tune with things that -- spiritually going on in my life. >> reporter: j.r. martinez was wounded in iraq....

>> oprah thinks this woman can fix it. >> thank you, michelle. im rooting for you. >> michelle is michelle reid. >> michelle reid acting chancellor. >> five years ago, the mayor picked her to manage d.c. schools. >> you would never run a school system before. >> i had never run a school before. and that is why people thought that adrian was nuts. i was a 37-year-old girl from toledo, ohio. >> and people said what? who? >> yeah. people said hes lost his mind. >> her friends said she had lost hers...

>> oprah thinks this woman can fix it. >> thank you, i am rooting for you. >> five years ago mayor adrien fenty wanted to fix the school. >> i had never run the school before. thats why people thought adrien fenty was nuts. i was a 37-year-old girl from toledo, open owe. >> people said what? who? >> people said hes lost his mind. >> his friends said he lost hers. >> i have two kids his daughters 9 and 12. he put them in the dc public schools. >> the schools were a disaster. test results were amo...

>> oprah thinks this woman can fix it. >> thank you, michelle. im rooting for you. >> michelle is michelle reid. >> michelle reid acting chancellor. >> five years ago, the mayor picked her to manage d.c. schools. >> you would never run a school system before. >> i had never run a school before. and that is why people thought that adrian was nuts. i was a 37-year-old girl from toledo, ohio. >> and people said what? who? >> yeah. people said hes lost his mind. >> her friends said she had lost hers...

are reported to have collapsed, including a university dormitory. rescue efforts must compete with frequently strong aftershocks. so far, at least 138 deaths have been confirmed, many more injured. this part of the world is prone to killer earthquakes. a 7.6 quake hit western turkey a dozen years ago. at that time, 17,000 people were killed. cnn crews are now at the site of todays devastating damage. nefsen joins us by phone. can you see anything, or get a s sense of whats going on the...

joins us live. how are families planning to celebrate these soldiers when they come home? >> reporter: well, you know, ive been to a lot of mill bases and seen a lot of very tearful departures as the troops have gone off. perhaps the most joyful words you could ever hear on a military base is theyre coming home. thats exactly what theyve heard here at ft. bliss. rumors have been circulating here for some time. not long after the troops here deployed which would have been back in july a...