former editor and joan, what does harris have to do tonight in iowa? as jeff said, you can have your ups and downs but tonight is a crucial night for her. it is. i think it s good she went to iowa first after oakland. it s still early but early in the early, that maybe she wasn t going to be serious about iowa, she would look ahead to nevada and south carolina, which are demographically better for her. iowa is crucial. it sets the tone. it sets the tone. you can t neglect iowa. iowans are very proud, iowan democrats, of credentialing barack obama that liberated a lot of black voters to take him seriously and say wait, maybe white people are going to give him a serious chance. he could be a winner. i hate to keep comparing her to obama but there is that comparison. she also has to introduce herself. california has a lot of rural voters. it s not like she is just an
another question. okay, we are going to pull out of this press conference now. we ll continue to monitor it but we want to talk about what we heard. bring in cnn aviation correspondent rene marsh and transportation analyst and former inspector general mary schiavo and rear admiral john kirby. thank you all for joining me. we just were hearing there from the ceo of alaska airlines, horizon airlines representatives there as well. fbi agent, the special agent in charge for that area. and i would imagine that a lot of what we heard didn t come as too much of a surprise but mary, i want to start with you. the one thing that stood out to me, they made very clear there was no security breach here. this was someone who had the credentials to be where he was. he basically just took advantage of the situation. was that your sense? well, technically, there s no security breach in terms of credentialing but again, the
what what when. it works in other sectors and work here too. i know there are folks who can t manage their care. they need a little bit more coaching. instead of getting in their face more. not checking your numbers. we don t want you to show up in the er. ainsley: speaking of your show, dr. oz, i remember we were talking about hair transplants a lot of men losing their hair they want these hair transplants. they can be expensive. you are talking on b. on your show the dangers of hair trans plants. what do guys in particular, i know women lose their guys too. mostly men what do they need to look for if they are going to get a hair trans plant. biggest scam in america. no credentialing for getting hair implant certificates. just go out and do it. get a weekend course it takes a long time to know how to do hair transplants correctly. not just men. 80% of men, 40% of women do. it s not cheap. people going overseas. people dying. steve: from a hair trans plant. happened to a 22-year-ol
she and her family have given a lot of money to the legislature and she basically runs the state when it comes to education. they do what she wants. in the year 2000, she and her husband sponsored a referendum to change the state constitution to permit public noun go to religious schools and the voters turned it down 69% to 31%. then dick devos ran for governor in 2006 and he lost and so they decided better to work from the inside. and what they have been able to do is to create like the wild west of charters. i read the law. anyone can open a charter. you or i could go to michigan and open a charter and they would give us money. if we can gather students, we can collect the money to open charters. there s literally we should say there are lots of people in the charter mutual which is a movement you are quite skeptical of, there are people in that movement who are do not like devos because they feel this complete wild west lack of credentialing is
and open a chaer and they would give us money. if we can gather students, we can collect the money to open charters. there s literally we should say there are lots of people in the charter mutual which is a movement you are quite skeptical of, there are people in that movement who are do not like devos because they feel this complete wild west lack of credentialing is tarnishing the broader movement. michigan was criticized by some group called something like the national alliance for authorizers of charter schools saying it michigan has one of the worst laws in the country between t because the charter people who are reputable want to see accountability. betsy devos and her husband actually have us couraged accountability, discouraged supervision. the detroit free press ran a series saying the charter industry in michigan is now a $1 billion a year industry that s unaccountable and unsupervised. unqualified people are running