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How to do science and instead of memorizing the words and here we had the equipment that the federal government paid for and scientists didnt need and finished their research and we couldnt sell it without being arrested and maybe the government wouldnt mind to transferring to to the School District and have been doing it ever since and my congratulations to dr. Bruce alberts and the work for the San Francisco unified School District over the years from which thousands of our students have benefited. Thank you. Thank you. Commissioner. Thank you very much. The first ad hoc community on Student...

And that means any grand bargain to avoid the fiscal cliff will slice away at one of the nations most popular programs. Medicare is clearly in the gunsights. Reporter its possible congress and the president could agree to save 300 to 400 billion from medicare by cutting fees for doctors and hospitals. But analysts worry slashing payments wont make the Health Care System more efficient. This is not really a way to structurally change medicare and if you dont change the underlying incentives, you dont get longterm savings. Reporter progressives at the center for American Progress say the governm...

And that means any grand bargain to avoid the fiscal cliff will slice away at one of the nations most popular programs. Medicare is clearly in the gunsights. Reporter its possible congress and the president could agree to save 300 to 400 billion from medicare by cutting fees for doctors and hospitals. But analysts worry slashing payments wont make the Health Care System more efficient. This is not really a way to structurally change medicare and if you dont change the underlying incentives, you dont get longterm savings. Reporter progressives at the center for American Progress say the governm...

Work today after a long holiday weekend, but returned to the same worries about the fiscal cliff. And a new report from the white house added to the worries, showing that unless theres a deal on solving the crisis, the u. S. Economy would suffer big time. The obama administrations economists estimate consumers would spend about 200 billion less next year than they would have otherwise. Congress and the administration have only a few more weeks to nail down a deal. But that deal will have to address some tough issues, including entitlement reform. Darren gersh explains. Reporter the big money i...