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Dollars to create a new stadium and into the navy pier toour attraction while schools were closed. it's bigger than who gets the money and who doesn't. it's a real attack on the public sector in chicago while increasing the private sector. all across the city, but especially in education. you can see a real privatization. we're bringing in charter schools, we're giving money to navy pier, while at the same time, we can't give kids a basic free public education. >> nora, let me ask you, part of what we've heard here is that student voices need to be heard. what is it in philadelphia that you've...

Bill: you mentioned the economy, gas is more expensive. there are fewer jobs, the gdp has plummeted. egypt survives on tourism, people coming from europe or asia or come from the united states and they visit the the pyramid, down the nile, the luxor, and they spend money. and so many egyptians rely on that money. tourism has tried up. they are not going there any more because of the instability the world has watched for two and a half years. you need to change that before you get a strong foundation yet again for the people of egypt. martha: so far this has been a student-led, youth haoeufp le...

The establishment of religion. it's different. megyn: the school district caused and said, yeah, you can't do it. they argued the supreme court decision from 2000 held that a school district's policy of allowing student led and student initiated prayer at football games violated the establishment clause because it gave it impression of school sponsorship of prayer, and that's what the school used to say we are caving to this out of state atheist group that wants us to stop these banners. >> the whole thing doesn't make any sense. mercedes is wonderful. she is not only attractive but she is sma...

>> reporter: but it apparently offended someone. the person complained to an atheist group. it amounted to a public school advocating a religion, and that's unconstitutional. >> it's not a christian school, and they cannot misuse their authority. >> reporter: in response the school superintendent forced them to stop the scriptures, so the cheerleaders put down the pom-poms, and picked up the phone, calling an attorney. he argues the banners are not school-sponsored, that the girls came up with the idea by looking at the social networking website pinterest. they saw cheerleaders in georgia did ...

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