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power and associates. gerri: red-hot controversy continues over, and corps. that is the curriculum of the common standards designed to raise it in achievement. it has been adopted by 45 states. but more and more states now, even ones tha were on board initially, thinking of the windows implementation of the concerns grow over what some are callg a one-size-fits-all education system. here is e georgetown drector and michael mcshane, a fellow at the american enterprise institute and coeditor of common core made education reform and what it means for politics and policy and the future of schooling. welcome to you both. before we get started, i have gotten more tweets from viewers on this topic. people are so passionate about this. i want to start with you. both of you have concerns about common core. it's a mystery, but what are your concerns? >> my real concern is more about the debate than the standards themselves. i think that what we are seeing is the beginning of a fairly difficult. matt for the common core standards, largely to do with the fact that they c

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power and associates. >>> president obama is meeting tomorrow with senators as they consider new sanctions on iran. secretary of state john kerry will visit israel with talks for prime minister netanyahu. john balton is a fox news contractor. ambassador bolten. what will happen between john kerry and netanyahu. the united states and israel have siing cant differences. >> it is interesting the timing. five members of the security council in germany will meet in geneva with iran. and most believe they will reach a deal. it is in my view a bad deal. the timing of secretary kerry's visit to israel means that he is going to cram the deal down their throats. if they reach the deal israel will have to live with it or figure out whether or not they will use the military option against iran. >> netanyahu called the current plan, it sounds like ease of sanctions, he called that a bad plan. so, i mean, it sounds like they are far apart. how will netanyahu come a round to seeing john kerry's point of view. >> it will leave them far apart and in the suez canal process. the administration is way, way ov

power and associates. . . >>> is it me or does everyone have some 'splaining to do? the u.s. house of representatives oversight panel subpoenaed the obama administration. they want an internal report showing the number of people who have enrolled in health coverage through this debacle, this online setup. the president, everyone aid admit it is a mistake and they have been trying to get numbers of how many have been able to take advantage of it. the administration says it's difficult get the numbers together. the insurers, and they gord those numbers. so the federal government can say, talk to them and we'll collate together. easier said than done. but the house wants some answers and wants it pronto. >>> meanwhile, boomers are going bust. you hear about this? no wonder so many of them are putting off retirement fast. they're taking care of adult kids who ain't leaving and now aging parents whose own cost are not exactly declining. larry says it's payback for the so-called entitled generation but that does not mean they have to be the sandwich generation and suck up the bills

power and associates. >> we shouldn't be fighting. we have different graphics for all of what charlie does because he picks up the phone we ha. you have some breaking news here. charlie: it's going to get priced tonight at 27. liz: we're also hearing 29. charlie: it could be 39, okay. i don't think what happens tonight is going to be that big of a deal. they are telling the fox business network it is likely to be at 27. here is what we understand the underwriting group comprised of jpmorgan, morgan stanley and goldman sachs. what they are doing is developing a contingency plan if the demand of this thing gets out of hand. here's what we know, they would love a $40 opening bid what they're worried about is the opening going dramatically above that. $80. liz: it went from low double digits to 100. charlie: this has the potential. a smaller offering. everybody wants it. if the demand of this thing gets out of hand, it looks like the price is going to be priced opening at a very high level, what happens? the average guy who watches our sh

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power and associates. >>> all right, we're now getting word that janet yellen will be put to a vote to be the next chairman of the federal reserve replacing bernanke. this is said to be a perfunctory vote. most expect she will pass confirmation and become the first female to head thatte en institution. >>> meanwhile, it is payback time. this payback is going to cost big time. charlie gasparino on the fallout. >> the court is saying whatever's left has to give it back to the people who lost their money. remember the customer funds were commingled, he basically took that to pay off the creditors. people like farmers and ranchers and people who invested in commodities lost their money. they will be made whole. it's also kind of an interesting end to jon corzine's career. >> you're convinced this is the end? >> i know it was a story in "the times" last year that said he wanted to start a hedge fund. he will never start a hedge fund. >> this disallows this? >> it doesn't officially but in all practicality, this guy ran a fund, this guy ran a company that blew up, that was ineptly managed, a

power and associates. ♪ ♪ ♪ if the house is a-rockin, don't come on in ♪ >>> let's get back to the key housing data that's out this morning. the latest s&p case-shiller report showing u.s. home prices rose 3.2% in the third quarter. that versus the second quarter and the year-over-year increase, the biggest in 7 1/2 years. robert shiller, nobel prize winner and professor. should i make anything of the fact that 19 cities had lower projections than in august? >> i wouldn't make anything of it, it's seasonal. there's much more balance, similar to last month. >> we're still kind of up and away, aren't we? >> we are. it's kind of remarkable. if you look at a plot, it looks like we're off and running. i say looks like. i don't know if we really are but right now we are. >> robert, i don't know. i deal with a lot of real estate companies and we hit a wall last month and sales stopped in this country. i'd like to know whether you're seeing anything ahead of these numbers which indicate the incredible decl

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