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The number 78 plus, plus 51. >> that is too easy. >> 51 is a easy number. >> 59 plus, plus 76. >> that is 135 and then 211 and 287. 5155 91. >> woah. >> another one and trip you up a bit. >> how about that. >> i will go faster. where were you when i was in math class is what i want to know. >> 85, >> 85. >> plus, >> plus. thren . 122beingingying of upon upon be will willying are of. like this. and scott is truly the human

Colleges have to adapt to the needs of the job market. >> were going to grow a group of entrepreneurs in the future, a group of people who can lead our country out of this transformational recession weve seen, then we think that we do that through changing the technology that they know, their knowledge base, and it will be done across a spectrum of people from the traditional student to the nontraditional student. >> first day of math class, i mean, im saying, i raised my hand and i said, i have...

Get my career on a start. >> reporter: emily will graduate high school with a year of classes completed toward her two-year associate degree in accounting. shell be able to work sooner, and that may allow her to continue her education at a four-year institution. the president of ctc says the colleges have to adapt to the needs of the job market. >> were going to grow a group of entrepreneurs in the future, a group of people who can lead our country out of this transformational recession weve see...

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com s. were going back to it, more than likely, a lot in the hour as we wait on the attorneys to come out. attorneys were dominique strauss-kahn who we can say is the former world banker charged with trying to rape a hotel maid, former, were saying here, because dominique strauss-kahn resigned as head of international monetary fund. hes going through a hear, as we speak. we did find out that he has in fact, been indicted in this case and charged in t...

educator in chief that came out today. he provided a kind of world view, almost a historical interpretation of the causes and consequences of the arab spring. he began in the beginning with tunisia and moved forward. he tried to present a way in which he saw americas interests and values as squarely aligned with this arab revolution. he touched on the places that we dont like, the regimes we dont like that are having trouble dealing with people. tehran, damascus. he also talked about b...

Know what? its just not right. twitter us, twitter.com/fox andfriends. no more negotiations. cut the spending or else. what will the president do if meeting half way on raising the debt ceiling isnt an option? dick morris here next. >> in this math class, the students are solving problems with their fists. why is the teacher just sitting there and watching? well explain. [ male announcer ] nature is unique... pure... and also delicious. like nature valley. granola bars made with crunchy oats and...

Moment. listen carefully. >> there is an issue here on the budget because your own actuary has said, you cant double count! you cant count -- theyre attacking medicare on the c.r. when their bill, your law cut $500 billion in medicare. then youre also using the same $500 billion to what, say youre funding health care. your own actuary says you cant do both. whats a $500 billion cut for? preserving medicare or funding health care? >> using it to save medicare or using it to fund health care refor...

Business, but i think everything is precarious now, frankly. it amuses me or doesnt amuse me but im struck by memories of my father saying, you know, if you did good, invest and got this degree and youve got that training and you got a steady job, you could have that as a backup and all those ideas of security, my father was a university lecturer, and his whole generation were being made redundant when he was about 55, and notions of security, i have actually -- ive had a career which is probabl...

Redundant when he was about 55, and notions of security, i have actually -- ive had a career which is probably no less secure than his turned out to be. >> what would he have made of your success? >> well, hes still around. when i say was, hes retired. he loves it. it did wonders with my relationship because he didnt know any actors and didnt know the world of cinema and theater very much so he saw quite rightly so saw my acting dreams as a way of getting out of math class and, you know, as -- h...

Saw my acting dreams as a way of getting out of math class and, you know, as -- having an excuse to be bad at that stuff. when it delivered and i got a job, he was thrilled not just -- not because i was successful but just because i was involved in something. i was applying myself. i was happy. this was work now. and not just some fantasy. >> youve made over 30 films now. >> have i? >> apparently. a lot of work, colin. whats the biggest turkey? >> we dont go there. >> we did. >> you go there. >>...