kindergarten, they put money into third grade, because that was what they were immediately accountable for. so ultimate issue is, how do we actually do this investment? and that s part of the reason why, on an accountability system, you need to actually have more than the test score. but, ultimately, this takes governor, mayor, district superintendent, to actually drive these dollars and it also takes education of the public, which is why i m so grateful that you re doing this, to say, this is a really good concrete, tangible investment. it s science. again, susie cornered me and just laid out the statistics with the 700 synapses, i was horrified. i was like, there s this tv show they have me hosting, we have to talk about this. so we do. obviously, that is the beginning is to talk about this. thank you, susie, for everything you do in bringing that to our attention. thank you, randy, for the exact same reason. let us be unrelenting for the obvious reasons. thank you, guys. straigh
he said he gave jackson five doses of three different drugs between 1:30 a.m. and 7 kpln 30 a.m. at 10:40 a.m., he said he gave jackson the propofol. did anybody witness what happened? just the doctor, sir. 911 was called at 12:21. emergency responders will testify they believe jackson was dead when they arrived. another question jurors must ask was using propofol, an anesthetic for surgery as a sleep aid so reckless that murray should be held responsible for jackson s death? doctor after doctor gets up and says, well, this should never be used outside of a clinical setting, outside a hospital or a clinic. the fact that the circumstances may be unusual, may be demonstrated to be unusual, does not make it egregious. that alone does not make it egregious. reporter: murray s defense will argue that jackson was a drug addict and in horrible physical shape and that he was getting drugs from other doctors that murray didn t know about. prosecutors plan to argue that jac
just hours after we left prison, we were able to swim in the waters of the gulf. we stayed up all night with our loved ones and we watched the most beautiful sunset we ve ever seen. these experiences will be with us for the rest of our lives. we would like to thank oman for welcoming us and hosting our families. also present at the press conference were both men s families as well as sarah shourd, bauer s fiancee. while they refused to answer any questions, they were all smiles when they were presented with gifts given by omani officials. both men made their way to the tarmac where they said good-bye to omani and u.s. officials before boarding the plane that will start them on their long waited journey back home. muhammad jam june, muscat, oman. let s go to politics now and a shocking finish in the republican battle in orlando, florida, this evening. tonight s winner with 986 votes, 37.1% herman cain. and there you heard it, herman cain surprised many by winning the
the synapses in my brain connect, then i learn. can you guys stand up and do it with us? reporter: the students are teaching class today. the pupils? their teachers. this role reversal is part of a revolutionary program developed by the national urban alliance or nua. how do teachers respond to having kids tell them how to teach? they love it, primarily because it really gives them an understanding of the strengths that the students have as well as where the gaps are that need to be filled in. reporter: the training is broken up into two parts. first, an nua representative leads a session on creative teaching methods for both students and teachers. ready? set? go. neurons are the brain cells, the brain cells, the brain cells. reporter: then the kids take over. i ll only give you about two minutes. so go. reporter: you re working in some of the lowest performing school districts in the country. what is it that you hope to
though there is a volcano erupting under iceland s biggest glacier. we re talking about the rapture in just a few minutes with steven baldwin. you don t want to miss that. in syria, the brutal crack down is far from over. a witness tells cnn that four people were killed today after a funeral march in the city of homs. the same city was torn apart by violence friday. today s assault came as people were leaving a cemetery after burying victims of that bloodshed. the syrian government has forbidden cnn from reporting in the country, so we are unable to confirm these reports independently. tens of thousands of spaniards defied their government and protested for a seventh straight day on the eve of the regional elections there. the demonstrators are upset over the country s 21% unemployment rate. the government made no move to clear them out, despite a court-approved ban on demonstrations the day before an election. sunday spanish voters will elect mayors along with several