kim cook is the executive director of the national college access network, which works closely on theses. first, what's the significance of what's happening thisth weekend? >> it's tremendous. right now, over 1.4 million students left $2.7 billion in financial aid on the table by not completing the free application for student aid. so these changes that will make the form earlier and easier for students are significant in helping many of those low-income students access the money they need to attend college.co >> sreenivasan: one to have the significant complaints was w hohow complex it was and how muh information they needed.ee there was a connection between the tax filing you can auto populate online. >> there is, it's a data retrieval tool. what's significant about the changes coming online tomorrow, the students can easily transfer the tax information because it's currently available data. in the past d we asked studentso transfer information that wasn't available till tax filing deadea will be, but now we're goingng back a year to make it easierr for students to populate the forms

to my left are susan o'connell, kim cook and gabrielle kim from the international bureau. in addition, i would like to recognize from the media bureau david roberts, lisa scanlon and jamila bess-johnson. behind me, our team from -- deputy chief of the bureau troy tanner, kate collins, denise coca and francis gutierrez. also bill richardson from the office of general council, linda ray and kathy harris of wtv. and diane cornell who championed this when she was in the chairman's office and now holly saur started reviewing this in the media bureau and has it as her first international bureau from the chairman's office. gabrielle will present this item. she's one of our star honors attorneys, and this is her first commission presentation. >> good morning, mr. chairman, commissioners. as noted, the report and order before you extends streamlined foreign ownership rules and procedures to broadcast licensees but also reforms the methodology that publicly traded broadcasts and common carrier licensees and controlling u.s. parent companies use to ascertain compliance with the forei

the international bureau and the media bureau for their hard work and my old law school classmate kim cook for her hard work. also to commissioner o'reilly of a more modernized framework in this area. thank you. >> thank you commissioner. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i have often spoken of the need for both foreign investment opportunities for broadcasters into further streamlined reviews under section 310b of the medications ask. quite simply, today's order is a helpful step as it changes are likely to produce significant benefits without jeopardizing national security. by allowing broadcasters to follow the streamlined process available to common carrier we facilitate new avenues of capital that helps nations compete in today's highly competitive video marketplace. we also modify the methodology that they use to assess compliance with the statute. the old method of determining ownership levels was practically impossible and not cost-effective to implement for publicly traded companies in today's fast-paced global market. further, by focusing primarily on those shareholders with more than

a pizza maker brought 20 people and three pizza ovens to cook the lunch. >> kim: we take to you a high school in south carolina getting a lot of want. you are seeing why. way. >> dana: check this out at a high school football game. it was guy drunk? so the coach said is this a joke. he tweeted it out. it was retweeted more than 4,000 times. ended up on espn. fishes don't know how i fix it by the next game this. happened on thursday night in south carolina. >> kim: maybe if you are not going to a barbecue at a friends or family members home today, maybe you are eating out. a report headed your way in our 5:00 hour. they ever breaking down the best restaurants around our great nation. many of them are in our own >> kim: not a fan. the people who are sworn to protect and serve have something to say about kaepernick and his

. >> i've got to give it to the kim to tim cook. >> brilliant. >> appearance from steve carell as well. >> thanks for joining us. >>> we were just talking about super mario as it applies to apple. and super mario in frankfort hoping, but no expectations as the board decides whether to extend 80 billion euro a month qe program. with it expiring next march. see the central bank easing further before the year ends. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, na y nancy. that is the vocal point today. whether theyological extend the qe program as soon as dtoday or whether they do it later. one thing is clear, the great majority of economists are expecting an extension of the qe program. the young 2017 march because tapering is not an alternative. we have disappointingly low inflation for the month of august. we had pmi data coming in which were like a surprise to the downside a baffle for the german market when it comes to the expectation of the service sector. so looking at the whole economic picture, it is more or less rather pointing at lag buster growth. we are far away from growth in eur

kim, you don't even cook, right? you have your servants, right? >> i cook a little. my sister did start a fire with a pop start in the toaster. i have -- poptart in the toaster. i have no idea why because because we didn't have enough storage space. >> i can't say i've had any kind of experience like that, oh, my gosh, shot by your own oven. that's nuts. >> that's much worse than flames coming out of the poptart, but it's a distinct smell you don't lose quickly. >> she hasn't had a poptart since. >> okay. you guys. >> thanks, guys. >> see you, guys. >> smoke alarm goes off, dinner is ready. that's what my friend always says. >>> beginning today through october 15th 9/11 is celebrating hispanic heritage. in our first story we feature an organization giving women on the streets another shot at a stable life, an organization that is thriving under their young and ambitious leader. fo conceal the identity of the sexual assault victim in this story. >> it was hard and it was my life and it was a mess. >> reporter: sometimes looking backwards no matter how hard is the only

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cook. just pop it in the oven put it on your plate. no prep. no cleanup. wegmans ez meals. [alright] >> kim: a powerful speech from a little girl during a city council meeting in charlotte, north carolina. look at her face. she echoed the frustrations of dozens of protestors who gathered to demand justice. >> ryan: while she was' barely tall enough her message resonated with so many. generation and community with a tearful plea before charlotte city council. >> i feel like we're treated definitely than other people and i don't like how we're treated. just because of our color doesn't mean anything to me. i believe that. >> reporter: emotional at times she was' encouraged by the crowd you. >> are doing great. you are doing a great job. >> her heart to the hearts of racism. >> we've black people and we shouldn't to feel have to protest because y'all are teeth us wrong. we do this because we need to and have a right. [applause] i've been born and raised in charlotte and i never felt this way until now. >> reporter: during a number of speakers called on the mayor and police chief to resign over

apartment complex says a woman was cooking flies on her stove, walked away, forgot about them crews were saying get away from the building. they found asbestos inside. >> kim: a lot of you have been talking about this one and now a clark county commissioner is sounding off saying crews are using proper procedure to blast a local construction site. this is near southern highlands where we're hearing from a will the of neighbors on the program. commissioner was out there and with the builders and she's convinced this morning that the builder is using safe procedures when it comes to the detonation. you've heard the opposite from people like you are seeing on your screen now who live near the site. they are upset because they say they started noticing cracks in the foundation of their home not long after the blasting started. commissioner says she will continue to listen to any concerns from those neighbors and work with them along with >> dana: jury selection begins for 7 people including two of bundy's sons, both ryan and amen facing federal conspiracy charges after prosecutors say they threatened employees at a wildlife refuge in oregon. the bundies claim

cooking. i am csar kay french, 7 news. >> anchor: next on 7 news at 5:30 lemons to lemonade, why one town honors a little girl's business venture. >> anchor: i'm kim khazei. here is what we're working on for you the at 6:00 of the we're following bringing news a possible setback for the patriots. there are reports jacoby brissett injured his throwing thumb in last night's game. we have team coverage on that. then a car goes airborne in we're talking to the man who owns that home of a tie tech test under way in massachusetts. check it out. we have details on this new drone project. those stories and much more. hope to see you at 6:00. >>> the dramatic first video of the deadly police shooting rocking charlotte, north carolina. what that tape reveals. donald trump getting a late endorsement from one of his biggest former rivals just three days before the first debate and a new gift card scam you need to know to avoid it did you know your business doesn't have to suffer from slow internet? comcast business now offers blazing fast internet speeds up to 150 mbps. that's 10 times faster than dsl. get internet for as low as $59.95 a month. call today. co

cooking .org.kp which taunts north koreans with recipes and we here at "red eye" found a few hours. th is the worm.com .kp. that is the site of bad boy dennis rodman. and kim-jung unreal where the extreme leader is doing extreme sports. last but not least, geo cities.com. thars -- that's where that went. 28 websites is all you need. >> there are way too many websites here. i wouldn't mind if they got rid of most websites. the only time i have taken advantage of the fact we have access to thousands of thousands of websites is dark moments where i am lonely or these time wasting exercises where i come out of that -- i will go to website after website after website and feel dumber. i won't feel better. i would love the idea of stream lining your bookmarks. there are 28. all web browsers come with all of the websites in it. you don't get overcome law indicated and it doesn't become a whole thing. >> we should be able to pair it down. >> matt you said you don't go to websites anymore. >> i use twitter and e-mail and slack. twitter has changed. twitter has replaced matt drudge or sites i would go to: >> then you are looking at the feeds of people you follow and