department of education. ms. kim russell is the former head women's lacrosse coach at oberland college and now serves as an ambassador for the independent women's forum. finally, the president and ceo of the national women's law firm. thank you again for being here. pursuant to the committee rule 90, the witnesses will please stand and raise their right hands. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony that you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? let the record show that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you. you may all take a seat. >> again, i now recognize myself -- excuse me. i now recognize the witnesses for an opening statement. we have read your written statement and we will have it appear in full in the hearing record. please limit your oral statements to five minutes. as a reminder, please press the button on the microphone in front of you so that it is on and other members can hear you. you will begin to speak in the light wi

department of education. miss kim russell is the former head women's lacrosse coach at oberlin college and now serves as an ambassador for the independent women's forum. and finally, mrs. fatima is the president and ceo of the national women's law center. welcome and thank you again for all being here. pursuant to the committee rule 9g, the witnesses will please stand and raise their right hands. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you, god? let the records show the witnesses answered in the affirmative, thank you, you may all take a seat so again, i never recognize myself. excuse me, i now recognize the witnesses for an opening statement. let me remind the witnesses we have read your opening statement and we will have it appear in full in the record. please limit your oral statements to five minutes. as a reminder, please press the button on the microphone in front of you, so that it is on and the members c

the healthcare association of hawaii state department of health in 19 hundred by you, hawaii education loan repayment program provides unprecedented $30 million educational loan repayment, health professionals bring them to and keep them in hawaii. [applause] why we do this and why does it help? qualify for loan repayment in our states up to $50000 a year. some $04,500,000 of debt in exchange for minimum service of two years while they are getting to practice in caring for patients that need them the most and fellowships are targeted providers who care for those who are usually on medicaid. the first batch and we receive dozens of education applicants. we have already received thousands of applications. this is just weeks into it and with party announced our first 585 healthcare champions. [applause] as i look at the concerns of the freshman class coming in, they were focusing on mental health care. this year but putting an emphasis on mental health and addiction treatment to address the heightened concerns we have and on value. the solution is making sure underserved communities and h

this is a clear failing of the department of education, iowa senator joni ernst stresses any uncertainty with the new faster forms hurts first generation college students the most no more delay department of education. we need to get this straightened out right now. the government accountability office just launch an investigation into the world out of the new fasfa. >> after dozens of republicans joined this group to push for one the house's top democrat leader hakeem jeffries says congress should help resolve any problems. we should take a look. >> at the situation, the education department says the forms themselves have been easier and quicker to complete that in the past, which was the goal of lawmakers update to them. the department also touts more than 3 million students have already successfully submitted the new faster forms. in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> those of us here in california longer have to pass a background check every time they buy bullets. that is because of ruling by a federal judge. a little earlier this week that struck down a state law that required that th

the healthcare association of hawaii state department of health in 19 hundred by you, hawaii educationent program provides unprecedented $30 million educational loan repayment, health professionals bring them to and keep them in hawaii. [applause] why we do this and why does it help? qualify for loan repayment in our states up to $50000 a year. some $04,500,000 of debt in exchange for minimum service of two years while they are getting to practice in caring for patients that need them the most and fellowships are targeted providers who care for those who are usually on medicaid. the first batch and we receive dozens of education applicants. we have already received thousands of applications. this is just weeks into it and with party announced our first 585 healthcare champions. [applause] as i look at the concerns of the freshman class coming in, they were focusing on mental health care. this year but putting an emphasis on mental health and addiction treatment to address the heightened concerns we have and on value. the solution is making sure underserved communities and healthcare pr

, in this case the local district organizational structure concluded department of education of the minskgram of mutual cooperation in patriotic education, and the future that is necessary, therefore, necessarily begins from school, so that they see soldiers, see the corresponding service, i am very happy that there are such people who are always guarding our homeland, who always help protect us, these are those on whom our republic relies, this is you... this is for your watches, for your keys, for car locks, for example, to further use these key fobs, that is, this action is not only educational, but also useful for our men. well, and then the collapse of the brainstorming yard. just as the weekend continues in the capital of the minsk region, the holidays will continue in most areas tomorrow. during the day months motsny vetser, steamy and 20 m/s. the magchyms are weak and foggy, in particular areas there are galalodzitsa roads. at night it’s +2 +6, and during the day it’s 11° egret. the temperature background is similar to minsk, and apatkas are therefore unsuitable. this is the tempe

education in belarus. substitutive head of the department of military education of the armed forces ofslav gennadievich, hello. hello. what educational institutions in belarus are training military specialists today and what areas are most in demand among applicants today? well , it is currently possible to obtain military-professional education in military educational institutions of the republic of belarus, which are represented by the military academy of the republic of belarus, the military medical institute at the belarusian state medical university and... military faculties, leading educational institutions of the country, of course , all military specialties are unique and in demand, but certain of them are certainly more popular among young people, well, last year the most popular specialties were ideological work in units of the armed forces, practical psychology in military affairs, information security, unmanned aerial vehicles aircraft complexes and military medicine, it is also pleasant to note that the demand among applicants for obtaining engineering specialties, so the

california and the department of education and to reach out to us, we're here to help them. we're going to try to find a solution to this together. >> yeah. >> the department of education said earlier this week that, you know, it's working on this. it's trying to figure out ways to speed up these financial awards. what are you hearing from them, though, in terms of a timeline? i mean, i already we already talked about the fact that they pushed it back until the latter half of march. >> correct. we were there last week, actually, as a matter of fact, uh, speaking with secretary cardona and undersecretary cavallo at and they have assured us that this is at the top of their priority list to get this resolved immediately. um, they know that this is a big issue, especially for a state like california who has so many of these family ties. um, so they have assured us that they're this is top of their list, and they are working diligently to get this resolved. >> yeah. i mean, the new fafsa form was supposed to be easier for students to fill out and potentially offer even more finan

department of education. ms. kim russell is the former head women's lacrosse coach at oberland college. and finally, mrs. fatima goss graves is the president and ceo of the national women's law center. welcome and thank you again for all being here. pursuant to the committee rule 9g, the witnesses will please stand and raise their right hands. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? let the record show that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you. you may all take a seat. so again, i now recognize myself. excuse me, i now recognize the witnesses for an opening statement. let me remind the witnesses we have read your written statement and we will have it appear in full in the hearing record. please limit your oral statements to five minutes. as a remainder, please press the button on the microphone in front of you so that it is on, and as the members can hear you. you will begin to speak, the lig

department of education , i get into this on my website and my book, it is at a $270 million budget. when i was working at 16 years old, our whole federal debt was only $300 billion. the u.s. department of education -- it could be eliminated and you could get the whole country out of debt. >> ms. maxwell. >> the original constitution from 1787, the arrangement for the president was almost an afterthought. the main thing was congress. one of the delegates said, we could have a triumvirate president. i think we have a 45 triumvirate, in other words, one man cannot do the job. it is just too much. i would try to bring in many faces of americans that want to see what they can really put in. long story short, the president's job is too much. it should not come down to somebody's personality. >> thank you, ma'am. >> i think the management style was -- it is, pick your cabinet wisely and lay out to them your priorities and what you want them to do. if i were elected president, one of the first things i would instruct my cabinet to do would be to get people off these entitlement programs. we

as these heroes worked on thed fire's, the department of education, health and human services all began immediately working alongside with the red cross to provide meals, temporary housing and supportive services for the disaster relief program that included financial recovery, medical and mental health care that was so important. theai red cross into so many others immediately mobilized and brought tens of millions of dollars tote the effort it pourd in from all over the world. so, working with of these partners in the first two weeks after august 8th, we relocated or displaced people into hotel rooms and condos across maui. [applause] in a few short months we've already dispersed over hundreds of millions of dollars to those who need it and this is just the beginning of the effort. disasters as severe as this one can take years to recover from. i'm especially grateful to other individuals that have become local leaders and will already help the state for years in the past. these individuals right now i would like to recognize. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] providing

instead of helping families know the true cost of their college page, the department of education wastedtime on a lot of socialist schemes and taxpayer funded handouts. >> the department of education says it fixed an error with the all important fafsa form for college students, but the new, shorter form and the fix, which adjusted for inflation, will now delay when students are able to see their financial aid packages. >> that's because data from the form will be given to colleges and universities until march or later. it hurts the students who are already stressed with making one of the largest financial decisions of their life. these delays don't just hurt students. >> this has ramifications for the institutions as well, because if their enrollments down in year one, their enrollments going to be down in year four, democrats are even admitting there might have been problems. >> we should take a look. >> any problems that occurred that create challenges not resolved? >> some republicans think the department didn't have its priorities in order. wasting time on student loan forgiveness. >

california and the department of education on both the uc and csu systems moved there intent to enrollto look at their financial aid before selecting a school. >> some colleges are trying to take action by providing their own financial aid forms to students. the forms don't replace fafsa, but they may provide an estimate on aid offers for the 20 2425 school year, the department of education says it will not be able to send students fafsa information to schools until march. >> everything is more expensive these days, including how much you pay to watch television. jenna sacks shows us how to slash your streaming bill without cutting out your favorite tv shows and movies. >> so we have netflix, prime video, disney+ hulu, paramount+ espn plus, brady duran says the bills to keep up with all his must see shows, add up, but he doesn't want to miss out. if we can still watch what we want for less, i'm all ears. >> let's get to it. consumer reports has five ways to slash your streaming bill. first, you can become a service hopper and that subscribing to a service, binging all the shows you wan

, the state department of health and my team and funded by you, the hawaii, education loan repayment program or help provides now unprecedented $30 million over the first two years of educational loan repayment to help health professionals to bring them to and keep them in hawaii. [applause] >> now, why we do this is because it helps. a diverse list of health care professionals applied for loan repayment up to $50,000, some who own 4 or 500,000 of debt in minimum exchange for two years while they're getting into practice and caring for patients that need them the most. so these scholarships are provided to those who care for those usually on medicaid, and we've received thousands of applications, will touch 750,000 of our citizens because of your wisdom in passing this legislation and funding it. we've already received, like i said, thousands of applications, with deep ties to our state. this is just weeks into it, initial stage and we've already announced our first 585 help health care champions. [applause] >> as i listened to the concerns of the large freshman class coming in, they

of education.rtment of education has been pushing critical race theory, transgender ideology and openly declared parents to be terrorists and had department of homeland security investigate them. you have to get the teacher'sdownons and federal government out of the schools and bring parents in. you've got to pass transparency measures and school choice and school boards with good members and this is how you bring the fight back to the left wing ideology. union's out and parents in and that's the key to success. ashley: we hear you. i want you, ryan, to listen to this headline in the economist and says "the evidence in favor of charter schools in america has strengthened. meanwhile both parties have run away from them". it's interesting, ryan, what do you think is behind resistance to charter schools? >> great question. charter schools are successful because of school choice. parents choose that for their kids. they don't have teachers unions number two. the union doesn't stifle their innovation an

california and the department of education, both the uc and csu systems move their intent to enrolles by two weeks to allow students more time to look at their financial aid before selecting a school. >> some colleges are trying to take action by providing their own financial aid forms to students. the forms don't replace fafsa, but they may provide an estimate on aid offers for the 20 2425 school year, the department of education says it will not be able to send students fafsa information to schools until march. >> well, that was sweet. story of love from redwood city. one couple is sharing their story to let others know it's never too late to find love. ktvu is amber lee spoke with them about how they finally got together. >> 82 year old carolyn downey and 85 year old don levy are celebrating valentine's day with the white wine he gifted her. they first met here eight years ago in the dining room of brookdale redwood city. a retired home was eating breakfast and he just kept hanging around and i didn't know why. >> something attracted me to her. uh, she's a good look, young woman,

the department of or delay department of education. we need to get this straightened out right now. the education department says the forms themselves have easier and quicker to complete that in the past, which was the main goal of the update. >> the department also says more than 3 million students have always submitted the new fafsa form. >> we'll take a break here at 10. 27 coming up in the next segment here. the kron 4 morning news. oakland mayor sheng thao says things are getting better for the city's 9-1-1. call center, though. they're still a long way to go they're still a long way to go alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother alice and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent collection from gain! >> 10 29 right now. and we're looking at a little bit of a for you to maybe get ready for the next round of rain. little bit of a break often on what you like to say. threading the needle reading the needle. john, good morning. ran

the introduction the discussion about the department of education and the department of commerce.ch with these departments. why does it matter whether trump would have them or not have them, or project 45 we have them or not have them? i want to really just get into that with you for a second. the idea being that these agencies that in theory already populated by student approved people who are deemed to have the mayor to run them, now there will either be eliminated or the president in the executive branch will make decisions that were otherwise being made by experts. >> well, also if you're eliminating whole departments, you're also eliminating those cabinet positions. so you end up with what i described and strongman, which is -- of governance that allows abandoned many places like putin's russia, which is a kleptocracy, a band of criminals supported by oligarchs. and so there are very big ties inside and outside of government. and they run things, and in the party institutionalize and circulates the talking points, and the party is also becoming a haven for corrupt people. you

the settlement will not provide money but will ensure the department of education directs those funds to that specific purpose. >>> can you feel the excitement this morning? we are now more than a week out from super bowl lviii, the niners getting some final work here at home. they are back on the practice field yesterday and santa clara. here is head coach kyle shanahan and getting his team ready before next sunday. >> the superbowls we are in, where we have a week before we go, i know john lynch, they had to go the monday after they won the nfc championship. i could not imagine that. you try to get as much in as possible. if you put things off and think it will be a normal week, you will get to that thursday or friday and not quite feel as comfortable. >> the team will be back at it today and tomorrow and then the trip to vegas over the weekend. >>> thousands of football fans have booked their tickets to las vegas to see the 49ers take on the kansas city chiefs. our reed cowan found a place where the eyes of the world will have the opportunity to learn about the sins of sin city. >>

we did hear back from the federal department of education.trying to decentralize the education system. the union we talked to them, they say this sounds like more charter schools. the first opening there in 2018, taking off since then. the union saying that sounds like more privatization of services on the island, something they don't think is a solution. an important note. last check, there was $4.6 billion in unused covid stimulus money for education in puerto rico. it has to be used by the end of september. >> thank you so very much. >>> i want to go to live pictures. we see president biden leaving walter reed medical center after participating in his -- in what they described as his annual checkup. live pictures as he leaves walter reed medical institution. it was something that even though it wasn't on his schedule originally, but they say this is what is normally done. it wasn't on his schedule, but this was a scheduled annual checkup, part of the president's annual checkup process. so he is just right now - you can see this now live. h

in this complaint sent to the us department of education, 12 students of harvard university asserted that harvard university discriminated against them in order to prevent actions taken against them. takes no action. these students said that they are subjected to racist insults and attacks even for wearing an intercession. meanwhile , the cambridge city council, where harvard university is located, called for a ceasefire in gaza . thank you for your companion. greetings and courtesy to you, dear viewers. well , we are talking about the lives of nations, our own game , with mr. amir mirzaian, one of the football experts of our country. dear viewers of the khabar network, as you said, the people of iran , i think that at least in the last half an hour, i experienced a difficult situation. i hope that this did not happen. this is what we saw in our game, mr. asadian, in the first half , well, it was a combination that most of them probably predicted, and in my opinion, until we scored , we had many opportunities, we should have finished the work in the first half, and i think you can't

representatives of the education department of the regional executive committee and the education departmente is already being studied in brest schools, and interest in schools is growing, which means that classes where children learn chinese may become more. sights, and more. how they studied, worked, and disguised themselves . the exhibition was created jointly with representatives of the russian federation as part of the international project “territory of victory.” you can visit the exhibition until february 29. so, welcome. yes, i think everyone will need to go there. there was a stir among the brest public, the day before its premiere took place in brest. the symphony orchestra of the breda academic drama theater, the music band and professional vocalists prepared world hits classic works. the creative team worked on creating arrangements all summer long. autumn turned out to be quite a bold experiment, which combined original sound solutions, various genres and styles, all on one stage. by the way, our next concert is scheduled for february 14, so we invite everyone, you still have th

hospital, and the guam department of education. today g.f.s. is one of the largest food service contractors in guam, and is responsible for nourishing thousands of people on a day-to-day basis. over the years, through his leadership, g.f.s. expanded to bring the national ruby tue tuesday's restaurant to guam. and opened domino's pizza inside the military installation. in guam, cuisine is large part of our culture. and dave has the immense job of bringing people together through this shared act of breaking bread. dave's dedication, hard work, and determination are vital qualities that emphasize the entrepreneurial spirit on guam and our nation. guam is the embodiment of the american dream. and a display of these qualities anyone can succeed. dave is certainly living the american dream. on behalf of a proud island and nation, i send. secretary mayorkas: sincerest congratulations to mr. david alcorn. his wife, and staff and management of kings and many entities under global food services. for this momentous accomplishment, thank you,

, the department of education. please coordinate with the minister. we want to come there. minister of health, please coordinate with us." we want to go for breakfast. prime minister at all there and this is a good job, it means that the party can solve their problems easily, maybe this is the reason why the families say that we no longer have the right to participate , so what will be our share, but in general, because the work is going on, in my opinion, now some may say, sir, that the work of interfering in the implementation is their own place , i don't want them to have a discussion, if we want to discuss the same issue tonight, but in general, i want to say that as an easily accessible representative of the islamic republic, one of his great and valuable tasks is that the representatives are available if you are careful now in the 10th parliament if wrong yes, it was the 10th parliament, they wanted to hold provincial elections, all my work was done . maybe some people will say that the representative of his

department of education's office of inspector general confirmed to the la times they were investigating the bot outbreak in california and alert and thousands of colleges about the potential scam. school officials say last semester the school had to repay $30,000 in federal aid awarded to these enrollees who never attended. >> it's been more than a month now since that incident where a panel blew off the alaska airlines flight and now americans are revealing how they currently feel about air travel. also, another hearing to address retail that state lawmakers. trying to come up with solutions to the issue and the rookies hoping to make and the rookies hoping to make a big impact in ♪♪ when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from w

the free fafsa application was released three months late, then the department of education announced delays in transferring students financial information to colleges, whileno not have social security numbers are having their applications rejected. that, according to npr . and earlier today on the floor, we did speak with noelia gonzalez, the systemwide director of financial aid for the cal state university system. she explained. who is being affected the most. >> it is our lowest income students, first gen, who are facing these barriers in the greatest numbers, and we want to make sure that they understand that we know their pain, we understand their frustration. many of us who work in financial aid are also first gen students who receive these programs. and so we want them to know that we're with them, and we are fighting for them with both the state of california and the department of education, both the uc and csu systems moved their intent to enroll deadline by two weeks to allow students more time to look at their financial aid before picking their college. >> a little bit of r

the main department of vocational education of the ministry of education, sergei pishchov.g art." the endless may and st. petersburg sunset shines through a huge window, next to the window there is a cozy chair in which a boy lies, placing his finger on a book, having already forgotten about it, he looks intently at the sky, specks of dust fly in the sunbeam. and it seems that the night is not will never come. nicholas roerrich dreamed all his life that the phrase religious guru would be associated with his name. to achieve this , he had to make many sacrifices. in 1893 , due to disagreements with his father, the future genius entered the st. petersburg academy at once arts at the faculty of law, since the father of the metro did not want him to become an artist. it was difficult, i had to combine two studies, and... also archaeological excavations. the young artist’s life turned into wandering, traveling and uncovering historical conspiracies. such intense practice greatly influenced the master’s painting style. the artist's career was going well. the hijacker's diploma pa

the free fafsa application was released three months late, then the department of education announcedin transferring students financial information to colleges. now, students whose parents don't have social security numbers are having their applications rejected, according to npr. earlier today on the four, we spoke with noelia gonzalez, the systemwide director of financial aid for the cal state university system. she explained who is being impacted the hardest? it is our lowest income students, first gen, who are facing these barriers in the greatest numbers and we want to make sure that they understand that we know their pain, we understand their frustration. >> many of us who work in financial aid are also know first gen students who receive these programs, and so we want them to know that we're with them and we are fighting for them with both the state of california and the department of education in both the uc and csu systems move their intent to enroll deadlines by two weeks to allow students more time to look at their financial aid before picking their colleges historic job in

from the general department of education who is present there, from my welfare , from the relief committeeom the public institutions , from the ministry of health and other places, we also have medical services there with good doctors who will be present, god willing, they will be there and provide services. . even benevolent measures such as providing dowry and reduction in order to reduce harm are meant to be able to support and guide young people who are now getting married and have problems like this in their lives with the help of benefactors and those who have a fund in the neighborhood, god willing. young people and in fact this plan place-oriented face. from every neighborhood, the elites of that area, the elites of that social area who are present in the neighborhood , god willing, gather around each other and with the focus of police stations, control the reduction of social harms such as divorce, addiction, marginalization, things like this , god willing, you mentioned sardar in a word, your plan will start in tehran, the capital, when will it be completed ? today, god willing,

at the general school meeting, she reported to the representatives of the department of education aboutoration of the school shelter and patching of the roof. the parents claim that they rebuilt the shelter with their own resources and funds. the versions of the roof covering financing also do not match. the head of the lyceum says that help was provided by volunteers. and here are the data from the prozoro site testify to something completely different. she says that the volunteers covered the building and the roof for us. in prozorono, funds were allocated from... no one in the school cleaned the pipes, the funds are simply laundered , there is a circular vice in the makariv community, and by a strange coincidence, we wrote there, i will give you these letters, when our school was closed, she closed her house, and even people saw how... well, that is, what a strange coincidence of circumstances, the director of the lyceum tamila milevska teaches history and jurisprudence to schoolchildren. according to her parents and teachers, she repeatedly missed classes gave rise to another confli

if you talk to the department of education, they'll tell you every two months going forward for the next four years, another 75,000 people will become eligible to have their debts eliminateed. in income related programs and another 25,000 in the public service loan forgiveness programs. we don't hear about that. that is not fancy enough for people to write about. host: you think the campaign needs to do more to get that message out and there are a number of accomplishments that they've been frustrated the american people don't know about the infrastructure bill, the ships act, the lowering of the price of some prescription drugs. is that a campaign problem or just a problem with the press? guest: no matter what we do in the campaign, i talk about it all the time. that's why i started prolonging my introductions of the president as i did this past weekend in columbia. and a couple weeks before that in charleston. rather than presenting the president in a dignified way of ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, i've been going deep into these things hoping i can generate

department of education's overhaul of the free application for federal student aid, known as fafsa. and simpler, but computer glitches have led to a botched rollout. typically, forms are released october 1st. once submitted, the data center colleges within 1-3 days, which is then used to calculate financial aid. but this year, the application forms came out three months late, and schools will not receive the data until the first half of march. how are universities responding? >> some universities are pushing, certainly their priority deadlines for grants, state agencies are doing the same thing. we don't know yet whether institutions are going to be able to change their decision deadlines. >> reporter: pressure is mounting for jailyn. most of the cooled schools she has applied to require a deposit may first. >> my biggest worry, i would say, is there not enough time. >> reporter: if there wasn't a delay, would you already pick your college? >> oh god yes. >> reporter: students like jailyn can only hope the fafsa fumble does not delay their dream. meg oliver, cbs news, wayne, new jer

department of education. get in there and actually shut them down.u revive this republic. if the next u.s. president donald trump can't work for you all for more than eight years, neither should those federal bureaucrats reported injuring either. eight-year term limits for the bureaucracy instead of civil service protection. that is how you drain the swamp. that is what it means to be an american. what does it mean to be a citizen of this nation? what would our founding father say? it means we don't depend on an enemy for our modern way of life. that means we declare independence from china when it comes to our pharmaceuticals, our supply chain, our defense industrial base in this country, in our semiconductors. that's the declaration of independence thomas jefferson would sign. if youff were alive today. means we are proud of our country, that we take care of our veterans, the people that served this country. we don't cast into one side but we honor them and would respect theirr contributions. that you know something about the country if you're grad

to educate them. >> reporter: reach out to california department of education for, but have yet to hear back. damian trujillo with nbc bay area news . >>> new information on the effort to bring so-called new city to solano county. the group is called california forever. the group adjusted its proposal it wants on the november ballot . it got pushed back from county leaders over where they want to build and environmental and economic impact. the new city located where the yellow area is on the map. this is solano county. it is reducing its original size at 18,000 acres to about 17,000 acres. this is what the group hopes the new community wi look like, these are renderings . green walkable city with middle-class homes and good paying jobs. the ballot proposal guarantees 15,000 new jobs, $200 million for the solano county downtowns and rapid bus network. >>> the march primary right around the corner. san francisco mayor london breed gathered with supporters. the prop waives city transfer tax, the idea to make it more affordable to convert empty downtown office buildings in the housing. the

now the department of education announced delays in transferring students financial information to theng to npr. for applications from students whose parents don't have social security numbers are being rejected. it is our lowest income students, first gen, who are facing these barriers in the greatest numbers and we want to make sure that they understand that we know their pain, we understand their frustration. >> many of us who work in financial aid are also first gen students who receive these programs, and so we want them to know that we're with them and we are fighting for them with both the state of california and the department of education. >> now, both the uc and csu systems moved their intent to enroll deadlines by two weeks to allow students more time to look at their financial aid before selecting a school. such some colleges are trying to take action by providing their own financial aid forms to the students. the forms don't replace fafsa, but they may provide an estimate on aid offers for the 20 2425 school year, the department says it will not be able to send students fa

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the department of education announced data from the free application for federal student aid known as fafsa. it won't be given to colleges and universities until march. the data was supposed to be sent over to higher education institutions starting this month. the delay is due to the department's move to fix error on how the aid is calculated. that's been half years governor newsom's law officially took effect to go after oil companies, he says are taking part in price gouging. that plan called on the state to look into the possibility of imposing price gouging penalties on those companies. but today. >> we learned it could take some time until we know just how that penalty process will work in if it will even be imposed at all. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> you're looking at the moment. governor gavin newsom last year signed senate bill x one dash 2 into law. it called on the california energy commission to look closely into oil industry, finances and investigate alleged price gouging. the legislation also created the state's brand new oil watchdog known as the div

the representatives of the department of education about restoring the school shelter and patching the. the parents claim that they rebuilt the shelter with their own resources and funds. the versions of the financing of the roof overlap also do not match. the head of the lyceum says that help has been provided volunteers, but the data of the prozoro site indicate something completely different. she says that the volunteers covered the building and the roof for us. in prozoro, rayonovy. 200,000 were allocated from the budget, 197,000 were allocated from the budget, then 95,000 were allocated for an alkaline-chemical solution , 95,000 for washing the pipes, no one in the school washed the pipes, the funds are simply laundered, there is a circular vice in the makarov community, and by strange coincidences they wrote there , i will give these letters, when our school was closed, she closed her house, and even... people saw how the school board was screwed, yes they were screwed , well that is, what a strange coincidence, the director of the lyceum tamila milevska teaches history and juris

the department of education? >> laura: no one's great level of reading and math now because of the pandemic but she just lost two none of the above and she is going to say trump has slipped like a biden. >> she is very thirsty. soon i can't believe that biden had jackson. i'd forgotten that one.that's it for us tonight. jesse and the gang take it from here. make sure you check me out on twitter x. >> breaking is in pennsylvania six people unaccounted for after i have set on fire and officers sent to the hospital

of education, culture and nato sit officials who receives money, how many ministries should there bet recently journalists. they wrote when they called the minister of veterans affairs, it turns out that we have such a ministry, yes, but you and i have not heard about it, what they do there, but what do they do, they write papers, there are people, they receive salaries, that is, when we say, then we say it essentially about changing the activity of the state as a whole, and not only from the fact that to add expenses, increase them, or rather, reduce expenses and add taxes by 5, 10, 15%, is an old rule proven for centuries with ... an increase in the amount of taxes does not automatically lead to their increase, there is no direct dependence here, and even vice versa, the higher the taxes, the less they are paid. well, the only thing i want to say is that we know that we have never fulfilled even close to the budget for funding the development of science, even by 10%, but i may be wrong now, but it seems to me that in no year are we even 10% of what was planned in budget, i.e. we ha

california and the department of education, both the uc and csu systems moved their intent to enrolleadlines by two weeks to allow students more time to look at their financial aid before selecting a school. >> some colleges are trying to take action by providing their own financial aid forms to students. the forms don't replace fafsa, but they may provide an estimate on aid offers for the 20 2425 school year, the department of education says it will not be able to send students fafsa information to schools until march. new york is the latest city to take action against big social media companies over concerns about their impact on the mental health of young people. >> the mom and pop company, meantime claiming to be the future of soda, generating a lot of interest. ktvu pam cook joins us with a look at today's dollars and sense. hey, pam. >> good morning. yeah, a lot of people introduced to poppy during the super bowl. they were it's a prebiotic soda company. first big commercial that aired during the super bowl and advertising publications rank it in the top five effective ads duri

the department of education? who will grade it? hrafplt no one has a grade level of reading or math now because of the pandemic. she just lost to none of the other. she will say trump has slipped like biden. come on. >> she is very thirsty. >> laura: i can't believe biden had katanji brown jackson. i forgot that one. thank you. jesse watters is next. check me out on twitter x. >> jesse: welcome to jesse water's "prime time" tonight. >> the book my mail that came in, they came from our organization. >> jesse: kickbacks, sexting, bribery. meet the new wanda. the fbi caught catfishing americans trying to secure the border. >> are you the bud light genie? >> ya. >> i wish i was at the fight. >> jesse: bud light transitions back to a man. should we let them. plus ... (screaming) >> jesse: this is a government of the people, by the people, for the people no longer. it's now a government by the corporations, of the corporations and by the corporations. that was president rutherford b.hayes. behind the gilded age was greed and corruption.

department of education now has a $270 billion budget when i started paying taxes and working at 16 years old, the whole federal d debt was only $300 million. back then, we could just eliminate the debt. >> miss maxwell. >> in 1787 the arrangement for a president was, the main thing was congress and one of the riders or delegates that contributed said we have a -- president that i think we could have like 45,000. so one man can't do the job. it is just too much. i would try to bring in the faces of americans saying what can we really put in it. long story short, the presidents job it is too much and it should not come down to somebody's personality. >> thank you. >> i think management style would be picture cabinet wisely. and clearly lay out to them your priorities and what you want them to do. if i were elected president one of the first things that i would instruct my cabinet to doi would be to get people off of -- programs. we seem to have an epidemic of people that don't want to work and they want the rest of us to pay for their lifestyle. this past two and. -- this has to end. i thi

our first witness today is a professor in the department of educational counseling and leadership at monmouth university. she is also a licensed counselor and resident of my home state of pennsylvania. her personal experience with the guardianship system was when her mother was placed in a guardianship following a stroke in 2015. thank you for sharing your expertise and experience with us today. next, i will introduce our second witness, who is accompanied by his mother. ryan works with several organizations, including quality trust and public action to advocate for guardianship reform . he was in a guardianship for 13 years before becoming the first person in washington, d.c., to have their guardianship terminated in favor of supported decision-making. thank you for being with us today and sharing your story and expertise with the committee. i will turn to the ranking member to introduce our third witness. >> i will introduce nick parker, the staff attorney for indiana's adult guardianship office. nick oversees indiana's volunteer for seniors program, the guardianship registry, and

and school district superintendents and the and the state department of education should ask. and what we know is that there's very good research showing that things like high intensity tutoring and after school programs and summer programs that that combine learning with activities and engage students, all of those things can be very effective in helping students catch up. so the challenge is, is finding the resources or providing the resources at the state level to the districts and schools that need those the most to make sure that the kids in those places have access to those kinds of strategies that are going to really help them catch up right. >> so in terms of the states and the school districts where they recover fully from the pandemic, and then some, i think alabama was one that stood out in your study, which surprised me. um, what are the things that they're doing? were you able to look at that as well? we haven't been able to fully dig into that. >> i mean, the anecdotally, what we hear is that the places with the highest recovery, we did a number of things. one of