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Rough and tumble of american capitalism? >> first awful you never want to see an enterprise go bankrupt and you never want to see anyone lose a job. at the time i was there the business was still going and didn't go bankrupt. what the company did, they had one paper company and they bought another one down the road and said we don't need to have in angie that's shrink being two different plants make the same product so let's consolidate the plants together and all the people in the plant that closed were offered jobs in the new plant. they were union working and didn't want the nonunion work s...

Rough and tumble of american capitalism? >> first awful you never want to see an enterprise go bankrupt and you never want to see anyone lose a job. at the time i was there the business was still going and didn't go bankrupt. what the company did, they had one paper company and they bought another one down the road and said we don't need to have in angie that's shrink being two different plants make the same product so let's consolidate the plants together and all the people in the plant that closed were offered jobs in the new plant. they were union working and didn't want the nonunion work s...

better than 6-year-old kindergartners. why? >> because school makes kids smarter. the experience of being young in class makes kids work harder and as a result they learn more. the kids who are oldest in the class are already doing pretty well and they're not motivated to work as hard. >> there's so many moms and datdads who think this red shirting a sports term, but holding their kid back one year is going to let them mature a little bit. maybe be a little more confident when they head into kindergarten nap is a miscon jepgs you say that's hurting children. parents listening now are...

At the end of the day all the kid did was pass on the instructions -- >> if i'm sitting on that plane and the kid is talking to my pilot, i would be a little bit upset. jim hall what, do you say? >> well, there's no doubt it was a embarrassment to the air-traffic controllers across the country and i agree with fred that it's a professional group of men and women. it reflected a tremendous breach in the professional conduct that you would expect in a work setting of that importance to safety. >> but jim, fred's argument is look, the controller is still in control, directing planes. the kid is s...

Knowledge or consent by a former white house senior adviser who over the past two days has revealed that she also made illicit recordings inside the situation room at the white house. she now says she recorded the president's daughter and son-in-law who are both senior advisers without their consent. she said she was offered $15,000 a month after being fired from the white house on a contract that essentially required no work from her but it would include a nondisclosure nondisparagement agreement that would preclude her from talking about her time in the white house or her colleagues there. s...