all, a great cause at national park. chuck made a great emcee. >> charlie cook, thank you for that. >> go to zim's foundation.org, help out this cause, ryan zimmermann truly trying to show that athletes can be role models again. stu rothenberg, charlie cook, thank you. what a great night it is august, but great primary night. trivia time what famous american writer moved to hartford, connecticut to become director of an insurance company in 1871? we gave you a big hint with that song that we played before the last break. the answer, of course, was mark twain, because why else would he want to become an insurance salesman? all right. coming up, $10 billion to help keep teachers on the job. up next, we will talk about what's at stake in america's classrooms. randi weingarten, the president of one of the nation's biggest teachers' unions joins us next. but first, the white house soup of the day, i guess they are worried that they may have to lick some wounds because it is chicken noodle day. that's what you do when you're not feeling so well. maybe they don't feel so well about colorado. we will find out tonight.