that 3%. explain that. yeah, they are basically saying we got the math wrong, and that they really spent or spend 56% of their total revenue on program services. let me tell you how that works. program services they include gifts in kind, the gifts donated to them that they in essence are regifting. they also include donations that are really hard to trade like gift in kind medicine sent to africa. they even include as part of program services tell marketers telling you about the programs during the sales pitch. telemarketer explaining to you how good kids wish network is, that is a program service. that s not how we look at it or charity ratings services and watchdog groups look at it. it s very simple. how much cash does this group take in in actual donations, and how much cash does this group actually use to fulfill the wishes of six sick children, our
the problem is, of course, the finish line, as you said, is very open. you want it to be open. people are running into family members arms, it s very joyous. there are be more precautions at finish line. no one believes marathons can be safe. it s 52 i m doing math wrong 26 times 2 miles of spectators on both sides of the road and you can t make them perfectly safe. so you have procedures and processes in place to ensure that people are looking out for bad things happening and that the first responders know what to do if something does. you ve got great insight here. so share some of it with us, if you will. president meeting with cabinet member, homeland security today. set the scene for us. what go on in a meeting look that? what s the atmosphere like? there s been probably hundreds of meetings already so far. each agency s going to have a piece of this depending on if this is foreign or domestic. you have the nctc, national
taken from her home, found in a field, on life support. the family has made the decision to take her off life support. she is the 39th casualty now of friday s storms. president obama preparing for a face-to-face showdown this morning with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. on the table, how to handle iran and its nuclear program. and rush limbaugh stepping in it big time and the advertisers are dropping like flies, folks, bailing, because it just ain t right to call a law student a slut. why doesn t he get it? can the champion of the right overcome this or would this possibly become his imus moment. is it ever okay to call someone a slut? having been called a slut by one of my colleagues on the air, i would say it s not. so shut your cake hole, limbaugh. i came back to this nasty talk. and this little girl we ve been following. awful story. it s one of many we followed along the way following tornadoes. some of the pictures tend to look a lot the same.
feeling great. looks like we re going to have a landslide victory. the message is going to go to our statehouse and statehouses across the country that you can t mess with the middle class. is that s what happened here? it s definitely been an attack on the middle class. i hope the governor is listening and hope the leadership is listening and start working with us at rather than against us. you ve done great stuff. i appreciate it. matt meister is with us, cleveland heights public stoolteach stoo schoolteacher. do you feel like you ve been attacked? financier once bragged he would get one-half of the working class to kill the other half of the working class. john kasich did the same thing by a degree and did the math wrong and won t be divided. we won t be the enemy. what s the conversation amongst teachers, when you get together and you re over a coffee on a saturday morning, what are teachers saying? we re overwhelmed by the audacity of this campaign.
same time a lot of pension funds would have to divest and get rid of their treasury holdings. they have rules you can only invest in aaa. those rules don t necessarily apply when it s just one of the three takes a stem at one notch. in terms of why s&p did this, as i mentioned, howls of protests in washington today that they got everything including the math wrong, they were off by trillions of dollars in calculations, white house announcing it as amateur hour at standard and poor s, how important is that criticism? i think it s actually quite important, especially in tandem with what some of the other guests have said tonight about how badly the ratings agency missed the boat in the mortgage crisis, but look, $2 trillion, what i think happened there is they were using the wrong baseline and this the debt to