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Kids and federalize education in america. amy says -- i would fix the education funding gap by ending the wars in iraq and afghanistan, reevaluating our overseas military deployments, and means-testing medicare and social security. and travis thinks that technology is the answer by "ugz the new tablet market in america, i think schools should stop wasting money every few years buying new books." don had several ideas, wanting to cut competitive sports, experiment with online classes and ereader textbooks. you wants to taipei roie payrol increases to revenue. you can join in the conversation at...

Problem. >> everybody good with that? >> you have some of the top ceos in the nation going into the president and screaming that the work force they're getting is not the work force that they absolutely require to sustain a growing economy. >> reporter: it's a catch-22. u.s. students lag in achievement in math and science. those who do go into these fields often don't want to trade six-figure corporate salaries for lower teacher pay. >> i can afford to do it because i'm old enough to retire. >> reporter: nagelhaut who designed chips at ibm also got help paying for his teacher training and cert...

>> reporter: gadhafi no longer controls the eastern city. the old libyan flag from the days of the monarchy now flies over the main square. >> reporter: here they chant the same slogan as cairo and tunis. the people want to topple the regime and they don't want to stop there. >> i tell you seriously. i will kill you. leave us alone. go away. don't come back. >> reporter: this was one of the first cities to rebel against gadhafi's 42-year rule ripping down the symbols of one of the arab world's most repressive regimes. this is what remains of the main police station, a hated symbol of the gadha...

You were also homeland security adviser in the bush administration. what do you make of gadhafi's son, hits power? >> well, you know, suzanne, when i was there, i was there at the time of the air crash and i watched then the difficulty of journalists getting in and out of the country. i was able to report because i was already inside, but this is a country, a government, that very closely is controls all information all access, and power is highly centralized in a way that people in this country don't really appreciate. look, we have by our constitution three branchs of power, the executive, t...

Wants to hire 10,000 highly qualified science and math teachers like gary in the next year. 100,000 over the next decade. a lofty goal to fix a critical problem. >> everybody good with that? >> you have some top ceos in the nation going into the president and screaming, the work force they're getting is not the work force that they absolutely require to sustain a growing economy. >> reporter: it's a catch-22. u.s. students lag in achievement in math and science. those who do go into these fields often don't want to trade six-figure corporate salaries for lower teacher pay. >> i can afford to d...