our caseload has k-ones and others. and adjustment of status and multiple forms of humanitarian protection. service center employees proc s processed nearly 5 million of these applications and requests. with respect to visa 1 petiti petitions, someone who wishes to bring his fiance to the u.s. has to file a form. immigration services officer at one of the service centers will review the form and document sub made mitted in place of the petition. it is to show both parties intend to marry within 90 days of the fiance's admission of k-1 immigrants and within two years of filing the admission. we conduct a background check for security concerns and mcinformation risks on the petitioner and foreign background beneficiary. and background of the adam walsh child protection act and int intermarriage regulation act and together these provisions are based on the individual's criminal history and disclosure of previous filings at the time of the individual's interview with the department of state. if eligibility is dem great by a

pre-k program? guest: so, there are several benefits. the first is in the early childhood world, there is already a variety of options. providers,eligious public pre-k, private providers, and so one of the benefits is it is another option for parents. that it allows charter schools to provide a level of continuity and the children they have. so we know the research on brain that thent showing better a child's experience earlier in their life, the better their outcomes are later in life. there is an argument for charter schools to want to be able to help in that area. charter schools have a unique opportunity and that they had additional autonomy and accountability in wa that traditional early childhood providers don't necessarily. we could see a really great innovations. host: we are talking with ashley mitchel, a conservative to and a seniorxt," analyst at the beltway education partners and she is a co-author of a feature that it is -- of a feature called the charter model. democrats can call 202-7

our four k-9 from k-9 search teams. first, i want to say these teams have given tremendous time and dedication to getting these dogs trained in providing the service they do provide. typically, it takes 12-18 months to get dog certified in this task. our members here through their hard work did this in about six months. so tremendous amount of work they did. to the town of time their own time to care entering these canines constantly always having to do that when these canines. so without further ado, i would like to bring up capt. peter gross are training coordinator for the canines breed of the other k-9 search ons and he will introduce them and give you a little brief about what they do. >> thank you, chief. >> hello. commissioners. i'm going to invite the k-9 search teams to join me here so i can present them to you. chief hayes-white, commissioners, and the command staff on for allowing me this opportunity to present to you the san francisco fire department k-9 search teams. i presented the proposal to you to the c

malik lied about her time spent with the k-1 visa. that visa was granted and the result was murder iing of 14 innocent souls in san bernardino. my question to the panel is what went wrong, and what do we do to fix it so it is not going to go wrong again? >> if i might start. in that instance although the two individuals obviously had serious and evil intent, there were no indications upon them filing the 521-f that the qualifications for that particular form were met in they they were free to marry, and met at some point in the last two years, and they intended to marry when they came into the united states. that being said, the incident was reviewed by ncis internally, and the intraagency, and as a result, there have been several changes to its process. the screening partner, and the uscs did good things of the screening process and those reviews will inform processes to going ahead that we discussed earlier that we would be happy to discuss with the committee in a nonpublic setting. some of the measures that nics has increased biogr

with respect to k-1 visa petitions, a u.s. citizen who wishes to bring his or her fiance to the u.s. files a form 129-f, petition for alien fiance with uscis. an officer at one of our service centers will review the form and documents submitted in support of the petition. the evidence must show that both parties are free to marry, that they intend to enter into a bona fide and legal marriage within 90 days of the fiance's admission of a k-1 nonimmigrant and generally that they have met within two years of the petition. they must undergo a security check for information on both the petitioner and foreign national beneficiary. officers also review security and background check results for potential applicability of the marriage broker regulation act. they restrict eligibility based on the petitioner's criminal history and provide for disclosure of previous filings and criminal history of the petitioner at the time of the beneficia beneficiary's interview with the department of state. if eligibility is demonstrated by a preponder

that's why abuse of the k-1 visa category is very concerning.t provides foreign nationals almost immediate access to the united states and the benefits of u. citizenship. petitions for k-1 fiancÉs are quickly processed and approved in about eight to 12 months, compared to extensive wait times and restrictions in other visa categories. immigration and customs enforcement pursued more than 13,000 document and benefit fraud investigation reports from 2012 to 2015. that includes hundreds of arrests for marriage fraud, but the government cannot provide detailed statistics on the exact numbers. this type of visa requires citizenship and immigration services and the state department to play the role of immigrant marriage police. the government has to determine whether the intent to marry is genuine or just for immigration purposes. today, we will hear about their efforts to identify and prevent marriage fraud. of course, u.s. citizens should be free to marry foreign nationals. nobody questions that. but fraudulent engagements and marriages harm u.s. ci

they are the first generation to plan their retirements with 401(k)s. there's so much you need to know before touching those funds. and what if you need the cash now? nbc business correspondent jo ling kent has some vital answers. >> reporter: for rich and gail sweda, retirement can't come soon enough. >> we've worked hard, raised our family and retirement is now our time. >> i'm very happy with it. >> reporter: the baby boomer couple in their 60s has been diligently putting money away in their 401(k) for nearly 25 years. >> i think we're in a really good position. >> reporter: they're part of the first generation to plan their retirements around 401(k)s. as boomers turn 70 1/2, they are required to start withdrawing their money. >> retirement accounts are set up by the u.s. government to give you a tax break of sorts. at some point, the government would like you to withdraw that income from those accounts. >> reporter: because you'll pay taxes on those withdrawals, it's important to know your options. find out how much your first required withdrawal sh

our four k-9 from k-9 search teams. first, i want to say these teams have given tremendous time and dedication to getting these dogs trained in providing the service they do provide. typically, it takes 12-18 months to get dog certified in this task. our members here through their hard work did this in about six months. so tremendous amount of work they did. to the town of time their own time to care entering these canines constantly always having to do that when these canines. so without further ado, i would like to bring up capt. peter gross are training coordinator for the canines breed of the other k-9 search ons and he will introduce them and give you a little brief about what they do. >> thank you, chief. >> hello. commissioners. i'm going to invite the k-9 search teams to join me here so i can present them to you. chief hayes-white, commissioners, and the command staff on for allowing me this opportunity to present to you the san francisco fire department k-9 search teams. i presented the proposal to you to the c

a lot of people refill little k cups for the machines.nt to use their own grind or make it more inexpensive for themselves. the problem is you get a scoop of your own coffee and you have to put it in that little k cup. account easy scoop, scoop up the coffee in here. when you go up to the k cup, throw that down. it's a funnel. so now the coffee's in there, the funnel's there and it can go directly into the k cup. >> you're describing something that the person that starbucks does for me. >> no. well, unless he comes to your home and fills pods for your k. >> great stuff. we've got get going. appreciate it. >> no problem. >> great show indeed. dick, thank you for being here. you can find these and many more of the gadgets as always on your website which is. >> gizwiz.biz. >> and ours, as well. wnnfans.com. you're watching "world news now." clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. wow! but what other teen problems can it fix fast? will clearasil act fast to h

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take advantage of smart saving opportunities, that's your 401-k that companies match. use an ira or hsa which now in the news a lot again. thosar money. by doing that, maybe you are not having to save as much as you are doing in a smarth7t way wh overtime will accumulate a lot of wealth. those are the topics that i think people in your shoes repeat. so refrain we hear a lot and why are people still not doing those basic things like getting involved in their companies, 401-krexample, t. >> 401-k is tough to get people in. there do. roth ira is a great one. if your company has a 401-ko y money. >> so just by way oexames, we have that quiz a few moments zag we heard the stunning figure for a lot of us of $260,000 in terms of healthcare over t of s. if you are an average person out there earning 30 or year, how do you begin to chip away the kind of savings that's required for something like that? >> you got to start thinking about what we call a xzavia cs e savsave sav saav start in your 20s or 30s -- to replace the same incoou or 30% a year, that's not feasible. . we hav

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rush of baby boomers will start making withdrawals from their 401(k)s. what retirees should know before they tap into their savings. >>> pushed right there and pepper sprayed. a police department under fire tonight for how an officer treated two protesters old enough to be his grandmother. glenn? >>> from the 70s and record warmth today to snow? well, much colder air is moving in and you could see some flurries or snow showers by the end of the week. my first alert forecast is next. >>> new tonight, some of the nastiest bumps on your drive are intentionally cut in city roads. >> you actually hit one of these things, like, 25 miles on hour, yeah, you'll damage for cyour c >> now we're asking who's make sure they get fixed? once we started asking those questions, the philadelphia streets department took notice. investigative reporter george spencer shows us how the city is trying to tackle the problem and why it's gotten so bad. >> reporter: if you drive in philadelphia, you surely heard and felt the bump. not a normal pothole, but what the city calls road

you're asking for on a k-1. you also mentioned money pouring in from russia. unbelievable statement. >> i didn't say that. i quoted him. >> my time. where do you see that on a tax return? tell me anywhere that you see that on a tax return. >> the gentleman is asking me a question. >> the gentleman controls the time. >> i have never seen that on a tax return where you can justify money pouring in from anywhere. seriously, some of your questions -- i have done tax preparation for 30 years. i'm still a tax professional. i figure i might leave here some day and have to do that again, but i have to tell you you're talking about trademarks. i've done a tremendous amount of tax returns. tell me where a trademark is on a tax return. you keep digging into things on tax returns which aren't there, which is why this is irrelevant, when is why this is political. it's irrelevant. you can't find it. you won't see it on a tax return. that's why i don't understand, but i'll continue to listen all these things you believe on tax

i put money in my budget so we could add thousands of pre-k seats as well. comments on zero through 3. some of the pushback that we get is, you know that funding is great, but we don't want it to be baby-sitting. we want it to be learning as governor bryant talked about. and so i guess getting to my question is, you know, we're working hard to get more of those providers certified so that it can be instructional, and also what would be your comment as well in terps of parents saying, wait a minute, i -- don't take my baby away from me, you know, i hear that sometimes, and so just trying to help thread that needle in terms of getting the providers cert y certified so they get the instruction they need so they can be where they need to be and what would you tell those parents that are saying, wait, you know, i want my child at home. >> thank you very much, governor sandoval and your daughter is adorable. i do not believe that a child needs to leave the home until it is time for preschool in order to learn. i believe we need to support the moms who are raising

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. >> let me ask you about 401(k)s. and other similar defined contribution plans that a lot of people have. a lot of people have multiple employers. they may have multiple past plans where they still have open accounts. is this a good time of year to take all of those stray 401(k)s to which you're no longer contributing and roll them over into one consolidated snkt. >>, snkt. >> yes. you don't know how long your previous employer will be around. >> bring over your 401 k to your current employer. before you do that, make sure that you understand your existing 401(k) and the fees that you're consolidating as well. so consolidating makes it very easy to make sure you know where your money is, how it is being managed and having multiple accounts. sometimes it seems overwhelming. you make the point it is a good time to rebalance your retirement account. perhaps this year more than most. we've had such a huge run-up in the market since right after the election and the first of the year. do you take some money off the table an

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so they can have a fulfilled life. >> pre-k rebuild. lot of things depend on this soda tax. you mentioned the legal challenge -- commonwealth court in april. the suspicion is that if they lose there, they'll go to state supreme court. >> right. >> what happens if you lose? would you have a contingency plan? >> we'll do less pre-k, less community schools, and less rebuild. and that would be sad for the city. you know, when we passed the liquor-by-the-drink tax, there was never gonna be another restaurant or bar opened in the city. we have five times the number of restaurants and bars in the city. they passed the cigarette tax, everybody's gonna go outside and buy their cigarettes outdoors. did for a while, but then people came back and started buying them here. but there are companies like wawa and cvs and others who are actually acting like adults and charging the tax, but not making a big deal out of it or putting my picture or my name on the shelves and stuff. i mean, i went into my grocery store yesterday in old city, and the 16-ounc

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we're live on capitol hill now for a senate judiciary committee hearing on immigration fraud using k-1 visas, a type of visa that allows a foreign national to enter the country for 90 days to marry a u.s. citizen. the committee was set to get under way right about now. but there is a vote on the senate floor that is delaying this hearing from getting under way. but it should start shortly. we saw the chairman of the committee, chuck grassley, on the senate floor a short while ago, it should get under way shortly as well. by the way, this is the first of two hearings that the judiciary committee is holding today. later this afternoon, their focus will be on russia's interference in world democracies. that hearing will be at 2:30 this afternoon and that will be over on our companion network c-span. and meanwhile, also this afternoon, same time, here on c-span3, we'll bring you news conference with fed chair janet yellen, the fed is meeting today, expected to announce a bump up in the interest rate, we'll hear more about that from the chairman janet yellen at 2:30 this afternoon. so here

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mendoza-mcdonnell except for item k-11 that was retracted. >> thank you dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez president walton thank you o consent calendar severed for boards immediate action 13 item p now introduce and assigned for that the committee for the superintendent proposal for first reading for the record no board members introduction tonight item 172 adoption of board policies adult student boundary that is going to be referred to rules and policy and legislation may i have a motion and second to the resolution. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you we have public comment on this item president from u e sf. >> okay. i'm here to speak to the proposed policy on adult student boundary overall the proposals are reasonable and i think they makes sense wear committed to students safety and insuring conduct of all the employees but - we are very concerned with a couple of issues the first to the extent that any of the impacts impact the safety issues beyond the scope of bargaining and like you to go through them one by one and see if any should be subject to - and stepping back bro

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