whether it's the california standards test, ap testing, sat. these are very important parts of just kind of growing up as a student now in our kind of complex world. but it's nice on occasion to kind of step back, and remind us of what life is really all about. and this idea of really teaching kids that human rights is not just something that lives in a far-off, distant land, but something that they need to shepherd themselves and protect in their own communities. so i couldn't be more proud of the work we do in regards to the universal declaration of human rights. i cordially invite you, a little less than 350 days from now, to attend our next assembly. it was really an incredible experience for all of us. there was a moment when we had our choir sing the last selection from "les mis." that was enough for me and i had to step out and compose myself because it was such a moving experience. i did bring with me today oxy, who is a senior and who was our master of ceremonies at the assembly and i wanted her to talk a little bit about her experienc

from ap that there was a shooting in the school sandy hook. and so i left and went to the school. there were hiserical moms they knew and i said what is going on. she said the principal is dead and the children came out with blood. >> we are coping and trying to find out what is going on. it is it nerve racking. we have more cars pulling in. and how many injured. >> she was in a small reading group, and they started to hearing i guess bangs. and her teacher which i am so grateful for. it was a small group. they rushed the kids into the bathroom and they locked the door and they just told the children it was hammering and tried to keep them calm. and the next thing i know, because it is hard to get the complete story, the next thing i know is that the police came and they were knocking on the door to be let out. when they were she saw glass and blood and one child covered in blood but i understand that child is safe . >> she was talking about how the while she was walking down the hallway, the police told them to close their eyes. obviously it

from ap that there was a shooting in the school sandy hook. and so i left and went to the school. there were hiserical moms they knew and i said what is going on. she said the principal is dead and the children came out with blood. >> we are coping and trying to find out what is going on. it is it nerve racking. we have more cars pulling in. and how many injured. >> she was in a small reading group, and they started to hearing i guess bangs. and her teacher which i am so grateful for. it was a small group. they rushed the kids into the bathroom and they locked the door and they just told the children it was hammering and tried to keep them calm. and the next thing i know, because it is hard to get the complete story, the next thing i know is that the police came and they were knocking on the door to be let out. when they were she saw glass and blood and one child covered in blood but i understand that child is safe . >> she was talking about how the while she was walking down the hallway, the police told them to close their eyes. obviously it

those are people that do advance placement testing. what we are doing in 11 middle schools and three of our challenge high schools is to implement a free ap program to make sure they have the critical thinking skills and literacy and foundation to take the more compelling and exciting courses. to be able to succeed in them. we also received a grant from the federal government. innovation grant to work on instruction with teachers to help develop skills higher level content. we're very excited about. we're also one of foremost practitioners which is linked learning which approach where you can get a rigorous academic component and certain academies in certain area with a technical and vocational piece. then also support services which provide intervention for kids struggling either socially or emotionally or academically. >> cheryl: this is fantastic fog. i know there is more information. we are out of time. they have website which you wanted to tell people about. coming up next, we'll hear about a program that works to stop young peopl

. >> there's some activity that doesn't pass the smell test. legislators tried to milk as much out of this program before it ended. >> ap found bob dutton's repair tab on this chevy tahoe topped the list at $6,000. assemblyman is door hall's hybrid cost $2,500 to fix, and former assemblyman tony mendoza hadill on a $2,300 bill on his . messages to all of them were not returned and doesn't appear anything illegal happened. but dutton used his campaign funds for the purchase sparked an investigation. >> definitely take a look at it like we do all allegations and make sure the ethics rules were complied with. >> a senate source says the analysis is up fair because all lawmakers who had state vehicles were responsible for making sure the cars are safe and maintained, and the few who did buy back their cars paidom the . sill it fruftz average californians. >> the voters take a look at the way legislature is speeppedzing money and wand to see improvement. >> san francisco's cable cars are running again after a series of problems forced closures yeste

. >> there's some activity that doesn't pass the smell test. legislators tried to milk as much out of this program before it ended. >> ap found bob dutton's repair tab on this chevy tahoe topped the list at $6,000. assemblyman is door hall's hybrid cost $2,500 to fix, and former assemblyman tony mendoza had a $2,300 bill on his hybrid. messages to all of them were not returned and doesn't appear anything illegal happened. but dutton used his campaign funds for the purchase sparked an investigation. >> definitely take a look at it like we do all allegations and make sure the ethics rules were complied with. >> a senate source says the analysis is up fair because all lawmakers who had state vehicles were responsible for making sure the cars are safe and maintained, and the few who did buy back their cars paid extra from the premium condition. sill it fruftz average californians. >> the voters take a look at the way the legislature is speeppedzing money and wand to see improvement. >> san francisco's cable cars are running again after a series of

their test in using fewer full employees, it was a fail. according to the ap's reporting it received a flood of feedback from customers. both employee and customers. turns out everyone is happier when you have healthy full time workers who are not sneezing on your food. the story of the restaurants is a funny story. there is a reason that employers give them health insurance. it is because they need them to be happy and to be healthy and they need people to want to work there. one of the big policy arguments is that once it is fully implemented they will drop the coverage and pay the fine. but do you know what they pay now? nothing. no fine, no penalty at all. and yet, most provide the health care anyway. we have seen how it goes. it is $295 per employee per year. way less than the $2,000 that you would pay under obamacare. it didn't happen. in fact, since statewide health reform was there, it offers health insurance in the country as a whole. do you you know what kills businesses and jobs? it is losing your workers and getting a reputation

. >> apple, i'll second your ap e apple. apple going back, testing maybe, you know, critical levels. what i heard from research in motion is apple is doing better. you could look at it that way. and say, oh, smartphones, i would like to buy apple. >> and android doing better. really, really better. >> here's a favorite you know and love. there he is. >> you're an oppositional person. that's what you are. >> oppositional? thank you. >> breaking news on consumer sentiment just moments away. also, ahead, cramer with six stocks in 60 seconds. look who's back. again? it's embarrassing it's embarrassing! we can see you carl. we can totally see you. come on you're better than this...all that prowling around. yeah, you're the king of the jungle. have you thought about going vegan carl? hahaha!! you know folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than antelope with night-vision goggles. nice! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >

it's been criticized as a ballistics missile test which goes against a ban. like so many people in staten island, destroyed by hurricane sandy and met with president obama and he promised he would help fema to help him. moments later they're waiting. and demanded answers at a town hall this week and earlier on "fox & friends," the guy that you saw just a second ago, scott said something needs to be done now. >> and you've got to blame the local politicians. you've even got to blame the staten island. and nobody wants to be in a shelter. the holidays are coming up, people would rather be somewhere they know they can go to every night. >> juliet: in staten island, they told them to shut up when they were complaining. scott and deirdre are back in their home and they still don't have power, don't have gas. next, they're asking fema to bring in trailers for people whose homes are destroyed like they did in fema. a millions of pound of explosives, the evacuation of an entire town. residents have packed up and gotten out of their home for the weekend after state po