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Quickly rolled out. near new state, what happens is because they were implemented so quickly, they then farmed out curriculum development to different companies, one called common core incorporated, and spent millions of dollars to create what are called modules that most of our teachers find to be unusable. so a lot of the problem, governor, it was done so quickly, and pushed out so quickly, with tests, that the natural unfolding that should happen never occurred. when we do change in our distr...

Quickly rolled out. near new york state, what happens is because they were implemented so quickly, they then farmed out curriculum development to different companies, one called common core incorporated, and spent millions of dollars to create what are called modules that most of our teachers find to be unusable. so a lot of the problem, governor, it was done so quickly, and pushed out so quickly, with tests, that the natural unfolding that should happen never occurred. wh we do change in our di...

To like a disco type of baesh. >> not very posable. >> this is very kids six and up. >> and okay, $50. >> and we are getting more high-tech here. this is a big shot camera all of the different camera components and kids along with parents can build a working digital camera. it is a very neat project. >> and have a crank. >> you can charge it with usb. but that crank will give it more juice if you run out. >> i like that. what is the age group? >> eight and up. >> and like if you are notting to c...

Strip according to officials there. control gaza and they also run the zoo where the lions live. officials say smugglers brought those cubs patience a few years ago to the place through underground tunnels in egypt. and on this day, in 1998, a russian rocket launched into orvet for the first piece of the international space station. that component was a 20-ton control module. two weeks later nasa would send up the first american made part to that station. the two modules linked up forming the co...

Country. here on the left side medicare chief testifying before the senate today. tomorrow hss kathleen sebeliuss turn and then what they want to hear. >> i personally shared with the secretary in september tla that there were modules that we were going to delay. farmer: hello, im an idaho potato farmer.

Each of the component parts was tested, validated, skbaindependy validated. >> all those worked, right? they told us their individual modules tested and med specification. do you concur with that analysis based on what you know. >> i do concur with the testing that was done. >> so it really was the end-to-end which is why some of us thought we should delay until it could be done right to avoid this very collapse that now is upon us, and i realize not everybody agreed with that. the second piece ...

Third week in september. each of the component parts -- >> right. >> -- was test and independently validated. >> im sorry. all of those work, though right? they told us last week that their individual modules were tested and met specification. do you concur with that? >> i do concur with the testing that was done. >> it was the end to end. which is why some of us thought we should delay the very collapse that now is upon us. the second piece here gets back to the "washington post" which i realiz...

At night they put them in this module where they were touching each other. couldnt swim or move. no light, no sound. kept in there for two third of their life. >> the trainers said when they today put the whales in the modules, it broke their hearts, because they knew it would be hours before they could get out again and eat again. >> do you think this attributed to ms. brancheaus death? >> well, it is hard to think how it wouldnt. he was sort of plucked probably from his family. from the mother...

From "the guardian" did life begin on mars? 3 million years ago they may have brought over an element that helped organic molecules develop into the first life forms on earth. a think piece from "the wall street journal," researchers used stem cells to grow miniature modules of most natural structure known to man, the mini brains. this little gem from "usa today," acue puncture for an alligator? its apparently helped his bad back. who knew? time for business news with christine romans. >> good...

Station. youve got the robotic arm, the antenna for communications. you can see in the payload bay. added one of the modules to the space station. all the systems up and down. you can walk all around it. its phenomenal. >> the view is great but its also fantastic for the kids to get interactive. >> they can dock with the space station. they can land the space shuttle. they can fly the robotic arm, see what its like in the cockpit. >> that is where we are. this is the commander seat. i understand...