why should we have to pay for uni?theresa may was already in the cabinet. to university, however tricky the subject they choose. 0k. i did physics a—level, but that's where my physics ended. altogether, the prime minister has concluded things have to change. for undergraduate courses. of the course. tuition in the world. what she really wants is a change in attitude. is something for other people's children. we need to throw away this outdated attitude for good. contribute more towards students' education? just too expensive? it's not just about the issues of finance. people with the route that is right for them. listening? to what the electorate are saying. wrong, that's something we've got to look at. but no big new spending. labour says it falls way short. 12 months that theresa may has announced a review of education. and she's letting students down. don't expect bold changes fast. and few expect it to tear up the whole system. between generations. and turning that round is a much biggerjob indeed. they promised to

unis is transfered to a navy ammunition chip positioned specially for this mission.soner is transferred to the aircraft carrier and placed above an s-3 transport. for 13-hour flight back to the states making it the longest s-3 flight in history. >> he also had luck and anybody who hasn't, doesn't think luck is in the spy business never had any because actually, it's the forest multiplier and without it, you're not going to get there. >> after trial, unis was sentenced to 30 years in prison for conspiracy and aircraft pry no terrorist had been arrested outside the united states and tried in court for a crime committed outside the country. >> here you are at the end of a six-month long operation involving at least five agencies with the federal government. you had the entire hierarchy of the federal government watching over your shoulders and you just succeeded. >> just the shaking of hands to say congratulations, we made it and the only other ceremony, vice president bush is always very good about, you know, looking after the troops and so he was very kind to invite m

by the time you leave uni. thousands more by the time you have paid it off. vocational courses which i think is great. university does not suit everyone. hopefully these vocational courses will equip people with skills which mean they can get jobs quite quickly. we are talking about english universities, a different thing in scotland. tuition fees don't exist in scotland, that doesn't mean accesses any better. scotland's medical schools take fewer kids from working—class backgrounds than england and wales medical schools. something is wrong with the system, it's not to do with these, it's about getting kids from working class areas into university in the first place and that's the other end of the horse, that early intervention in primary school. hammond to drop all props for budget light. we are not going to get all of the usual accoutrements we're used to seeing. hammond here, not the most charismatic or eye—catching of charts this, ditching the red box for his so—called mini budget. he has ditched the two budgets every year. apparent pain this year, the so

every uni student will!what's easy to say is not always easy to do. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, derby. 0ur education editor branwenjeffreys is with me. why has the prime minister announced the review now? theresa may knows she has to address the perception the system is not just expensive but also to many people feel is unfair. the way it works is the cost of running universities is split between stu d e nts universities is split between students taken out their loans taxpayers who pick up the cost of any loan is not repaid at the end of 30 years. but student debt is growing. by 2021—22 it will reach £160 billion. that is around 7% of the nation's wealth or gdp. so how is this review going to get more fairness into the system? it will look at how much students borrow, for how long and crucially also the interest rates they pay. because in england it is the poorest students who end up borrowing most because they take out loans for living costs. around £57,000. a lot of money by any normal family's standards.

every uni student will!ld aware that what's easy to say is not always easy to do. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, derby. as we heard, the prime minister described the university system in england as one of the most expensive in the world, prompting a question about the funding systems used by other countries and the high levels of debt amassed by some of the most disadvantaged students. 0ur education editor branwenjeffreys is here. 0ur universities have a global reputation. but the cost of teaching in england is among the highest in the world. in england, tuition fees are £9,250 a year. in the us, publicly funded universities charge £7,650, although fees at elite institutions like harvard or yale are much higher. france charges students up to £540 and germany has abolished tuition fees completely. in england, the system is designed for the taxpayer to pick up some of the bill. loans are written off after 30 years. by 2021—22, there will be £160 billion of outstanding student debt. some now think there needs to b

turns out he you flew in sfo somebody stole the 7-foot uni cycle. she has had this for 30 years and toured the world with it. there is now a $2,000 reward for red panda's uni cycle. abc 7 sports brought tout by toyota. who else would be able to ride a 7 foot uni cycle doesn't make sense. hopefully give red panda back the uni cycle. >> with any luck turns on. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, this comfort peacock ignite ago controversy. the airline crackdown on service animal that may have had unintended consequences for those who really need them. we'll have that story and show you picture at 11:00. james franco peninsula high school taking action after accusations against that hollywood star. the stories and more at abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel seven that's the report for for all of us i'm tasch are dan - [announcer] the following program is based on a true story. some of the names have been changed. the program contains reenactments. - i'm former fbi agent joe pistone, the real donnie brasco. the mafia put a contract on my head but i'

her last uni cycle cost about $25,000, and getting a new one will take a while, probably months. there's a slim chance, she could be back for the playoffs, but most likely she'll take the off-season to rest and recuperate. >>> red panda's manager says he wants people to know about the team's generosity and says the warriors are >>> steph and aisha are expecting a baby. curry party of five, feeling very pressed and very sick. no word on the due date, but the new baby will join big sisters riley and ryan. >> while steph and the rest of the warriors are up in sacramento tonight playing the kings, the team is actually hosting a charity run at their arena in san francisco. >> all of this to help the homeless get back on their feet. hey, kristen. >> reporter: you know the arena is still under construction, but that's not stopping the warriors from hosting their very first warriors run. folks are busy setting up and we're going to push in on that lovely sight of our trophy from last year as i tell you about this run, management consulting company cocensure is the organization. the organ

hour glass marshmallow got boot to make room for the new uni corn, some box west uni corn marshmallows on store shelves and the rest will roll out next month. >>> ticket lovers in the uk and ireland are facing a fast food, problem, hundreds of kfc restaurants have been closed because of the chicken shortage. >> they hired dhl to make chicken deliveries and dhl says due to operational issues , a number of the ship. s were incomplete or delayed. the chicken shortage is leaving customers, hangry, both hungry and angry. >> it is a big chain, it does seem a little weird, really. >> i'm actually angry, sad, and disappointed. >> it is a chicken place so they should have enough chickens so they should be able to store it. >> kfc says over half of the restaurants are now opened again, they tweeted that it is working around the clubbing, that is what they tweeted around the clubbing to fix the problem. >> if you are k. fc, don't miss with the colonel, colon now. >>> a bridge too far. >> we will show you new creation in china that is not for faint of heart, w >>> back on "eyewitness news" lot tha

revisionist and need to be confronted how can the us exist in a multiple reality with this type of uni polar mentality well that's that's a big difficulty and that's something that. i've been worried about for years because i think the us is going to remain a great power in whatever sort of. world order we have but if it continues to play its cards you know like it did in the ninety's will leaving it had was a unit or power and could do these things unilaterally and i think we. could be in for a rough ride because i don't think it's just china or russia but i don't think other powers want to see you know whole or world with the u.s. as the power now in your book the future declassified you say that america has to take charge and direct the needed changes in the world what about all the countries of the world that aren't excited about the american direction i mean do you think they should be forced into following america's elite no i mean i think way you earlier said about a poly centric world is correct and if you have a policy centric world then that means that the u.s.'s to sit down

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and appeal against nationalist uni literalism protectionism and for a joint european defense policy in a time when established security structures are under strain the war in syria tensions between the us and russia disagreements between key nato allies and within the european union breaks it for example is raising questions about the future of defense policy without britain but prime minister to resign may try to l a fierce calling for a new european security deal. europe security is security and that is why i have said and i say again today that the united kingdom is conditionally committed to maintaining it europe discord on the inside a united front on the outside it may be a far off dream but a european defense union is underway even if some view it as competition for nato. yes we want to emancipate ourselves but not against nato or the united states. the message from unique for europe there can only be strength in unity. turkey's prime minister banal i know that i am also spoke at the munich conference and delivered a strong defense of his country's efforts to stop terrorism to c

throughout the process of applying to uni i was thinking this is so unfair, i'm getting a lower maintenance order to live. sheffield hallam has lots of students from ordinary families. for alice, that means she worries less about tuition fees and more aboutjust getting by. last year, i budgeted for about £50 a week and that was still too much to live on, so i had to bring that down to about £30 and that is still not enough. every so often i might have to ask my parents for help. if they can just give me £20 for food, for basic food. up to 6.1% interest is charged on student debt. an average £5,800 of interest charges before leaving university. in total, it's about £57,000 of borrowing for the poorest students. after 30 years, any unpaid loan is written off. but by 2021, there could be £160 billion of outstanding student debt. it's the poorest students in england who end up borrowing the most. because they can't rely on the bank of mum and dad for living costs. so altering the system isn't simple. if you just lower tuition fees, you help the richest, unless you also put more money into maint

. >>> police video of a man accused of stealing the uni cycle of the half time performer the bad panda. you can see him taking bags off t the -- the warriors have already stepped to say they will help replace red panda's uni cycle which is being manufactured a new one in china. >>> a california state senator has resigned over sexual misconduct allegations just ahead of a possible vote to expel him. senator tony mendoza accepted down today, he's the third california lawmaker to resign over sexual misconduct claims in a few months. the los angeles area democrat likely engaged in one wanted flirtatious and sexually suggestive behavior with six women. mendoza denies any wrong doing, he called the senate's process, farce kl and unfair, and is stiller canning running for re-election in the fall. >>> some tough words from the president about i.c.e. >> if i wanted to pull our people from california, you would have a crime nest like you have never seen in california. >> the growing concern ore sanctuary cities and states. >>> and the changes coming to air b and b on the tenth anniversary. >>> a

. >>> she's a fan favorite and she needs your help to find her 7-foot tall uni cycle. she had herr uni cycle stolen from sfo, people are hoping you can help identify the man seen in this photo here. suspected of taking the suitcase with the unicycle inside. she's very upset and is using a backup unicycle now. a reward is being offered for the return of the unicycle and will be paid no questions asked. >>> it's horrible. it's a tragedy. >> they're too young, they're traumatized. >> a 12-year-old girl shoots two classmates. we'll have the latest. >>> plus the flu epidemic continues to grow, even more deaths and officials are giving flu shots to help stop the spread. >>> and lebron james becomes a warrior. >> i'll explain it, okay? calm down. >>> and calm down if you're in traffic. i have no cure for this. i can't explain it. it's the skyway, no i can explain, the skyway in downtown san francisco is jammed, just too many cars, kristen. >> people are trying to get >>> new concerns about what has become the worst flu season in years. today officials are sadly confirming mor

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look at the guy in the a's uni. he took it from a little kid. a's down 8-7. two men on for anthony garcia, who is trying to make the club. a two-run walkoff single. that ought to help. and the athletics come back to win it 9-8. >>> sharks lost 7-1 in nashville. sparky, he's chomping down, hoping for better results. sharks, 1-0. turn it over in their own zone. costly. nick schmaltz. schmaltz, on his 22nd birthday, 2-0. how does this get through? it does. he beats jon francois. he made 32 saves. brent burns late. he can't stop this. anisimov scores and it's 3-1, blackhawks, the final. >>> there's a huge scandal in college basketball. head coach, shawn miller, recorded on fbi wiretaps, talking about a $100,000 payment for a star player. a big-name coach is implicatmpl. >>> would you stand i front of an angry bull for $500? didn't think so. some people will. just watch. a contest called hula ball in hilo, hawaii. he got hit by the bull's tail. he's out. this woman, well, she's out, too. the hard way. i can fly. sort of. we can laugh because all she suffered was a

that same day, muni riders, particularly those who use uni metro had a difficult time throughout the day getting in and around the city. i just wanted to give the board and the public an update on what happened. we had the subway service had four different incidents that impacted the service. first, we had a train control failure at west portal station, which impacted the opening of the rail service. this happened early in the morning. there was a cross over track near castro station that failed twice during the day for two different reasons. which prevented us from being able to make service adjustments in the subway or send empty trains to crowded platforms. we often use that castro cross over to adjust service. and then the switch failed and the switch that allows the js and ms to branch off the main line to get up and out of the subway and back into the subway. so four different incidents all on the same day, all impacting the subway, which which know created a lot of inconvenience to our riders. so on the plus side looking at the incident, our field managers and transit supervis

of course there's a lot of foreign interest in the huge deposits of lithium in the salt flats of all uni china is particularly keen. a state owned chinese engineering company is already here it's building a plant to make potassium chloride fertilizer. and the plant happens to be close to the lithium pools. it is a heard of from news servers. but if a measure from my friends in ours of. ours of a client yeah it's true. because of the victim resources here is more named sixty percent of total in the work but it has nothing to do with your job. i didn't get you from beijing now from our head office. what i was to the twentieth century live here might be to the twenty first if electric cars continue to take off the metal could be a source of great wealth for now bolivia is trying to ride the lithium wave and hoping to tap it stores. i. ok to cheat. today we need to global team from back enough fast so the seventeen year old lives in the capital of the west african nation. your opponent my name's bare trees cabaret and i live in why do i have a big brother three big sisters and a little siste

. >> feels like there's tiny uni corns dancing on my face. >> after struggling in sochi, two-time golddalist shaun white is back for a storybook ending. >> i'm fired up for this olympics. this is icing on the cake if things go the way i hope the

they're asking for right because it's not what we think that you need is what you're telling us at uni. he said he was ready he was willing to do whatever it takes as we take on. but then after that he just never went back to the stuff there came back to all boys a few days later i started to cycle again back out here. till i'm broke so what are the oh you are out of are here barker to turn. off to god or no one would just like my city bus stop tard right. now i sound. doggy bags are big. if you juggled like the way i was it's hard man to say. i'm done on the walk away from his house one of the hardest choices i ever had to make in my life. i love be a gentlemen of the lifestyle of the bush that has been out there. addiction signee downhill asked for years. i think people by you criticize me twice a man is going to lean as guys like he's coming here. i just didn't have the courage to to take the flying leap and walk away from what was holding me down. it was so it was chaos. at ted a felt that i was going to wake up in hell to find him dead. there was like a lot more i was just chillin

look at the guy in the a's uni. he took it from a little kid. a's down 8-7. two men on for anthony garcia, who is trying to make the club. a two-run walkoff single. that ought to help. and the athletics come back to win it 9-8. >>> sharks lost 7-1 in nashville. sparky, he's chomping down, hoping for better results. sharks, 1-0. turn it over in their own zone. costly. nick schmaltz. schmaltz, on his 22nd birthday, 2-0. how does this get through? it does. he beats jon francois. he made 32 saves. brent burns late. he can't stop this. anisimov scores and it's 3-1, blackhawks, the final. >>> there's a huge scandal in college basketball. head coach, shawn miller, recorded on fbi wiretaps, talking about a $100,000 payment for a star player. a big-name coach is implicatmpl. >>> would you stand i front of an angry bull for $500? didn't think so. some people will. just watch. a contest called hula hilo, hawaii. he got hit by the bull's tail. he's out. this woman, well, she's out, too. the hard way. i can fly. sort of. we can laugh because all she suffered was a spraine

revisionist and need to be confronted how can the us exist in a multiple reality with this type of uni polar mentality well that's that's a big difficulty and that's something that. i've been worried about for years because i think the us is going to remain a great power in whatever sort of. world order we have but if it continues to play its cards you know like it did in the ninety's believing it. was a unipolarity power and could do these things unilaterally then i think we. could be in for a rough ride because i don't think it's just not china or russia but i don't think other powers want to see you know polar world with the u.s. as the power now in your book the future declassified you say that america has to take charge and direct the needed changes in the world what about all the countries of the world that aren't excited about the american direction i mean do you think they should be forced into following america's elite no i mean i think way you earlier said about a poly centric world is correct and if you have a poly centric world then that means that the u.s. has to sit down

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laura' let' say the games go smoothly and there is korean uny. kim j launching another blessing missile test afterwards, or would it undo the good atmosphere? >> a test or some sort of provocation would undo good mosphere. what is coming down the schedule after the olympics is major exercises that the united states and south korea have actually postpo games.llow for these if the united states and south korea continue on the schedule ead have these exercises, that may give north kn excuse with provocations. blinks first who from who does something that the other can point to. laura: thank you for joining us. last year, several hundred fledand muslim rohingya across the borde bfrom myanmar gladesh. now the question is can they return home. an b agreemeween the two countries was finalized last timonth, but p it into practice faces major hurdles. buddhists in rakhine are reluctant to live alongside their muslim neighbors and accept them as citizens. some of the worst violence was in the ancient rfrhine capital, where our south asia correspondent jona

three take plaeams from the uni states on the way. alex and maia shibutani moving up into second.tes and madison jonk with in seventh place. a score of 75.34. the americans are vary work cut out for them as they compete against canadian and french couples. two-time gold medalest jamie anderson earning a score of 90 on her second rund. good enough for sixth place, allowing her to move to the finals. including two other women. the women performing well in the halfpipe skiing events. maddie bowman qualified in sixth place. fellow two-time teammates, britain that sigorney and anna lisa drew also competed. team usa women's hockey team crushed finland 5-0. they'll be playing for gold. >> it will be huge to represent your country on a world stage. >> reporter: the u.s. women will play the winner of today's game between canada and the olympic athletes from russia. a week ago, athletes and spectators were dealing with 50-mile-an-hour winds. now almost 40 degrees and no winds. kendis? linda? >> quite balmy indeed. >>> now far look at the medal count. >> norway, the smallest nation in the to

. >> reporter: at one point the fans out here just after that moment were cheering in uni son sayinghank you, thank you, thank you, loudly, thank you for moment that the eagles gave them here, and also thank you for bringing us full champion ship is here to philadelphia live from south philadelphia the atlantic aviation where philadelphia eagles landed earlier this afternoon, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> we heard and it was really a neat moment. eagles fans lucky enough to see super bowl in person also return home today. >> our vittoria woodill was there to greet them at philly international airport, tori. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, you know, i want to shout out our cbs-3 pro daughter pat wan ger and he put up a facebook post and said sometimes eagles fans to have explain ourselves, right? but really there is only one explanation that defines eagles being so passionate about their team and that is it is about family. a lot of eagles fans that went out to minnesota traveled in flocks of families and we got to greet some of those families returning home today inclu

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. >> if they're going to build uni think they should built build build in a good location where there's no businesses. it won't affect anybody. >> angel fe fuentes owns four ss pizza. the whose pizza hot is his invest many. he doesn't want the site across the street. >> i think they should build one. centralize the addicts and get them off the street if you put it in an area with a lot of business it will kill the property value and make the businesses look bad. >> reporter: fair point. district seven council woman maria quinones sanchez opposes the site. the only working site has been found by a number of medical journals could have slashed overdoses and hiv rates without any crime increase. it works. it it's going to somewhere since out in the open addiction is plagued kensington for decades this is where it belongs. i'm hank and that's my take. >> love will be returning to the streets of philadelphia just in time for valentine's day the famous 1976 sculpture is returning to its hometown and will make a number of stops in the parade across the city before reinstallation in love park.

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