who would disagree? shame on you! teachers unions disagree and they are mad at me. and mad at reformers who care about test scores. city schools are terrible because of unions like yours. our test scores are not what we choose to focus on. how do you know if they are learning anything. i know my kids are learning when i look in their eyes. give me a break. the blob also opposes charter schools. over my dead body they going to come there. unions are mountain because some charters can fire bad teachers. i call it bringing up a person s future. a teacher wants to teach. this actor says teachers near tenure? why else would yoshiko a [ bleep ] salary. most professions don t have tenure. at least now there is some good news. at some schools where teachers can be fired, kids learn. give us the worst school anywhere in america and we will jut perform the other schools in five years. how good are the test scores at his charter school? there isn t even a w
person s future. a teacher wants to teach. this actor says teachers near tenure? why else would yoshiko a [ bleep ] salary. most professions don t have tenure. at least now there is some good news. at some schools where teachers can be fired, kids learn. give us the worst school anywhere in america and we will jut perform the other schools in five years. how good are the test scores at his charter school? there isn t even a word for it. unions say such charters avoid problem kids. no way, i love food. sadly, they have won the show and made us stupid in america. school spending has tripled over the past 40 years. we now spend much more than other countries but what do we get? fancier schools, more assistant principals but student learning no improvement. look at t. there is the line. for 40 years. scores have been flat. much more money. no improvement. this is awful. but, there is some good news. around america, some very cool things are starting to happen.
20/20 anchor elizabeth vargas on that courtroom surprise. an a bc news exclusive. and tonight, a star is born. marilyn monroe, before she became an icon. images from that first photo shoot, and what she told photographers that day. good evening. and we re glad you re here on a sunday night. big developments this weekend in the race for president and the jockeying for position among republicans. even democrats acknowledge president obama is vulnerable in this economy. but inside republican circles, a nagging question. who offers the best chance to beat him? this weekend, a big upset in florida. texas governor rick perry, who said he needed florida, lost in the straw poll there to a rell ty unknown. and so, tonight, behind the scenes, is there a push to get new jersey chris christie to jump into the race? will he change his mind? and what does all this say about the republican candidate who leads the g.op in fund-raising, mitt romney? here s abc s john hendren. reporter
in our post debate spin room last night. was there a clear winner? joining me with analysis, frank luntz. he watched the debate with a focus group of 30 florida gop voters. frank, welcome back. it is a pleasure. i have to tell you the debate this is one of the most significant to hour segments of politics i ve seen in the last 15 years. had you a winner. you had a loser and it shook up the field. sean: we ll see in the polls as they emerge. last night your focus group felt romney ran away with it, right? it was more than rick perry fell short of expectations that what he said and more importantly, how he said it, left these primary voters cold. perry s language is very close to what a typical republican prime primary voter would say. how how you articulate and execute that articulation matters. rick perry made a big mistake on the issue of immigration. sean: this is about immigration and it got a lot of play on the blogs today when he used the term i don t think you
intrigue. the satellite plunged to earth but we don t know where it is. it happened last night. fox & friends starts right now. we have our crew looking for it! it is fox & friends right now. alisyn: rise and shine. highway my dress helps waking you up. dave: you woke me up far more than my coffee. alisyn: wear your sunglasses. dave: and now the satellite, a hunk of burning metal, we were tracking this wondering where it was going nasa looking at this the past few days and year something interesting happens as the 1,2500-pound satellite slowed down, as it came back into the earth s atmosphere, it was rotating in a weird way and it crash landed and we don t know where it is. dave: according to nasa it re-entered the atmosphere over the pacific ocean. and they did say it had a chance of hitting the united states in the final few hours but in reports of damage. no one has ever, ever, ever been hurt by a falling satellite. no major property damage has ever been sustain