maybe this will change them in providing free tuition for everybody. >> the largest in the world and yes, they can't afford to give free tuition, 100,000 or something like that but for private institution, i think private institutions, you are free to spend the money anyway you want. there are actual subsidies and government. >> millionaires and billionaires, without them, these colleges wouldn't have any way. >> i disagree. look at the cost from hamburgers to iphones, subsidies for loans to buy out those costs. let us millionaires and billionaires produce, they want their names on these and they are paying for it. >> we have another california story. california lawmaker has a new plan to combat homelessness and tackle for hosting housing with it was such a debate on that it was such a debate on that coming up. it was such a debate on that coming up. beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed

it calls for tuition free community college for every high school graduate. something i started a few years ago that's massively successful. it called for big investment and housing. housing is in crisis in rhode island and in many places. crisis of housing is greater twice as fast as wages. so how do you do it and ready find the money? one innovation is around medicaid, medicaid is about a third of rhode island's budget. which is quite similar to most states to medicaid expansion. as you all know. we have to figure out how to keep a lid on cost without hurting folks by cutting them off of healthcare and reducing eligibility. one idea i have, and this year's budget, is to say if you are a full-time employee and you work for company in rhode island but you make so little that you're medicaid eligible, by the way we have tens of thousands of people who fall into that category. full-time employees, on medicaid and food stamps. we will say you got the employer has to provide health insurance coverage, you have to take it. but medicaid is more generous than what y

i know you promise to provide two-year tuition free community college. you want to make it a permanent program after i believe it sunsets this year. a quick two-part question, one, how do you plan to do that? two, as former chair of the democratic governors association, you know that this is a popular proposal that democrats have embraced, including on the national stage. is this idea of two-year, tuition-free coming to college, is it realistic? gov. raimondo: absolutely. i am embracing it because it works. at the end of the day, this is what this is about, in my case, -- every rhoded island or ought to have the job training and education they need to get a good job, period. not necessarily a four-year college degree, but i'll tell you this, it is some degree of credential past high school, period. the days of getting a decent family-supporting middle-class job with just a high school .egree are essentially gone if they are not gone now, they will be gone soon. basicis just an issue of equity and fairness. how do you say to people, you need a degree past

it calls again for two years tuition free community college for every high school graduate. something i started a few years ago that, you know, is massively successful. it calls for big investments in housing. housing is near crisis in rhode island and in many places. prices are housing are going up twice as fast as wages. so, how you do it, where do you find the money? one of our innovations in this budget is around medicaid. medicaid is about a third of rhode island's budget, which is quite similar to most states that took medicaid expansion, as you will know. we have to figure out how to keep a lid on costs without hurting folks by cutting them off of health care, reducing eligibility. so one innovative idea i have in this year's budget is to say that, if you're a full-time employee and so you work for a company in rhode island, but you make so little, that you're medicaid eligible, and by the way, with tens of thousands of people who fall into that category. full-time employees on medicaid and off on food stamps. we're going to say that the employer has to provide you wi

>>when usc is offering a helping hand to students with financial need it will begin offering free tuition to students for families earning less than $80,000 a year. so the school is also increasing the amount of undergraduate financial aid that it awards to students by more than $30 million a year. it costs more than $57,000 to a 10 usc full time during this current school year. well coming up

free college tuition, that we have free community college tuition for color, for low-income citizens in our country and that change ourwe transportation system. my father, when he drove a go up to theo fellsway, get on the bus, go goo sullivan's station and over to drive the truck. that's how people live today, systemsnsportation don't work, when the t doesn't work, when we don't have the bus lines to go out into the it, thenes which need we have a big problem. i lived it in my own house. my father got up to get on the us every day. we have to make sure we provide that kind of programs. and moreover, so much of this original sin in our society, slavery. that's why it's so important that we have a debate on reparations that, we have a debate on how we've treated minorities in our country, who arely those descended from slaves. ofy have a legacy mistreatment that then manifests imprisonment, lack of programs to help them to be able and discrimination still deeply built into our society and if we don't deal reparations issue. if we don't deal with the of africanarceration american and o

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make public colleges and universities tuition free and cancel all student debt.nlike donald trump, we know climate change is very real and annexed essential crisis for our planet. we are prepared to tell the fossil fuel industry that their short-term profits are not more important than the future of our planet. we are going to end a racist and broken criminal justice system. we are going to pass comprehensive immigration reform. our gun safety policies will be determined by the american people, not the nra. and under our administration, it will be women, not the government, who control their own lives. our campaign is not just about beating trump, it is about transforming this country. it is about having the courage to take on wall street, the insurance companies, the drug companies, the fossil fuel industry, the military industrial complex. so tonight, i want to thank the people of new hampshire for this americansd urge all to join our effort to transform this country at berniesanders.com. it is on to nevada, south carolina, on to win the democratic nomination,

[cheers] together, we will make public colleges and universities tuition free.will cancel all student debt in america. [cheers] that throughto do a modest tax on wall street speculation. [cheers] 11 years ago, we bailed out the creek some wall street. now it is their time to help the unlike thes peoplent, the american understand that climate change is not a hoax. they understand that the time is now for us to take on the fossil fuel industry. we have to transform our energy system away from fossil fuels. maybe we should pull our resources in fight our common enemy, climate change. [cheers] we are going to invest in young people, jobs, education, not more details and incarceration. [cheers] the american people understand that our immigration system is broken. we will pass comprehensive immigration reform. gun safety legislation will be written by the american people, not the nra. [cheers] the american people most certainly no that it is women who must control their own bodies, not politicians. [cheers] and sisters, yes, together we will defeat donald trump but we

i believe that we should make public colleges and universities tuition-free because in the year 2020 when we live in a competitive global economy i want all of our kids regardless of income to be able to get that higher education, college or trade schools. by the way, i also believe we should cancel all student debt in america. okay, now you're smiling and you say, well, that's a great idea how does he pay for it, right? did i read your mind on that one? the answer is i'll tell you exactly how we pay for it. we pay for it through a rather modest tax on wall street speculation. that is how we pay for that, all right? you will remember 12 years ago the congress against my vote bailed out the crooks on wall street who nearly destroyed this economy. i think a modest tax on wall street speculation right now to make sure all of our kids who have the ability and desire get the education they need is something that we should do. >> you're slick giving me this piece of paper. >> i know. >> the criticism is there is a lot of detail here in here. you can look for it on the website. it is not ma

we have precollege tuition that we have free community college tuition for people of color, for low incomeitizens in our country of, and that ultimately we change our transportation system. my father, when he drove a truck, used to go d get oat n bus get into solryline station and go over to the company to drive a truck. that's how people live today. when transportation stilts don't two, the t doesn't work, dope have the bus lines into the communities which need it, then we have a big problem. i lived in my own house mitchell father got up to get on that bus every single day. so we have to make sure that we provide that kind of programs, and moreover, so much of this goes back to the original sin in our society, slavery. that's why it's so important that we have a debate on reparations. >> by the way -- >> the other debate -- we wave a debate how we have trited minorities in the country, especially those descended from slaves. they have a legacy of mistreatment that then manifests in imprisonment, lack of programs to help them to be able to achieve, and discrimination that still deeply bui

last year we took a step by freezing college tuition for in-state students. i urge you to do it again this year by providing a 5% funding increase for each institution that doesn't raise tuition. with this surplus we can make a historic one-time investment towards repairing aging campus buildings and infrastructure. we should pay down the state's deferred maintenance cost while we can now rather than borrowing much more money in the future to do it. many of our young people can't afford college without scholarships, grants and financial assistance. i ask that you provide an additional $164 million for needs-based scholarships and grants to open the door of opportunity for those students. [ applause ] i also ask that the state pay 100% of college tuition for active duty members of the south carolina army or air national guard. [ applause ] we are fortunate to have several college presidents with us tonight and i will ask them to stand and we will give them a warm welcome. dr. rosalynn clark of benedict college, would you please stand. dr. jim clements of cleme

[cheers] that is why together, we will make public colleges and universities tuition free.nd that is why we will cancel all student debt in america. we are going to do that through a modest tax on wall street speculation. 11 years ago we bailed out the crooks on wall street. is their time to help the middle class. unlike the president, the american people understand that climate change is not a hoax. it is an existential threat on our country and the entire world. they understand that the time is now for us to take on the fossil fuel industry. we have to transform our energy system away from fossil fuels. as president of the united states because this is a global issue, not just an american issue, we are going to speak to the people in china and russia and countries all over the world maybe instead of spending so much money on oolpons, maybe we should p our resources in fight our common enemy, climate change. the people of america know the time is long overdue for major racist to a broken and criminal justice system. we are going to invest in young people, jobs, education,

. >> we tuition-free college. >> colleges and universities tuition free and cancel all student debt. trish: they can make college free for every kid. if you happen to be the poor guy or gal who paid for your college education. think about this father in iowa. . trish: it goes on. and he says, you are laughing at me. why are you laughing at me? i am doing what i can to rye to pay for my chiemsd education. my daughter is working a couple of jobs to contribute to her education, and you elizabeth warren want to tax us to pay for everyone else's? that father, every american has the right to be mad at ideas like this. anybody who plays by the rules in his words quote get screwed. joining me now double amputee, wounded warrior veteran retired staff sergeant joey jones. ilhan omar saying everybody should get a free education. what is special about the gi bill? trish: we had a lot of things in life thanks to the sacrifices he made. you, sir, have paid quite a price. when you hear ilhan omar talk like this, what do you think? >> this is a topic i would love to comment on. i came from a family

the usc announcing free tuition for student to families have annual income of $80000 or less. six kids and you look at that, that's an intriguing possibly. >> it is. i don't know how they are the set up is. i'm not against it, not my oldest daughter, my second oldest daughter madison is interested in attending ufc. but i don't know how they track and if the giving away tuition to kids who might take her spot if she wasn't to get it i don't how that's working. but i think it's always been you get in based on your merit beside for a few bad actors, you get accepted to the school based on what you've done or what you accomplish. hopefully they keep that there because being unfair to people who have been treated unfairly makes the whole thing unfairly. treat everyone fairly across the board. neil: the logic, you're already accepted, not based on whether your 80000 or less, but you students who were accepted, and parents who earned 80000 or less, you're getting a free ride, how will that go. >> i think it's a great idea and a wonderful thing because this private money, not governme

. >> are we making community college tuition free a radical idea? >> no. >> is doing what every other major country in the world doing too much? we live 50 miles from canada, they can guarantee health care to everyone a radical idea? is addressing climate change a radical idea? >> no. >> i rest my case. >> the criticism as you know about your ideas is about also the campaigns you're competing against. former mayor buttigieg will be after you tonight. he said not only are the ideas radical, but that you're inflectionble and you can be polarizing and anal guising that idea to trump. >> the difference between compete and i, and i have a lot of respect for him, his ideology may be shaped from raising a lot of money from 40 or 45 billionaires. when you raise money from billionaires you develop a certain point of view. we don't raise money from billionaires. we have raised more, received more individual campaign contributions from more americans than any candidate in the history of the country. that's where we come from. but about the polarizing nation. >

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they announced they'll offer free tuition to families making under $80,000. the usc president says she hopes this encourages more lower and middle income students to apply. >>> someone in the east bay became an instant millionaire overnight. a winning powerball ticket was sold in san leandro last night. >>> coming up, a dramatic purse snatching caught on security camera. why the victim never saw it coming. growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. leadership that makes a difference. vo: a great president and an effective mayor. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: together they worked to combat gun violence,

is not being clear about his plan medicare for all, universal child care and eliminating college tuition. buttigieg says sanders either or approach is not what most americans want. >> he's proposed income over 29,000 being taxed for health care plans. but let's give credit where credit is due because he's being honest ability it. there's about $50 trillion worth of spending and there's no explanation where the other $25 trillion is supposed to come for. >> i'm concerned about the idea you've got to either be for a revolution or you must be for the status quo paints a picture where most of us can't see ourselves, where most of us don't know where we can fit in. >> even if buttigieg does well in new hampshire night, his future in the race is murky. and then there's billionaire michael bloomberg with big ad buys ahead of super tuesday. >> joe biden has been trying to lower expect asians in new hampshire for the last several days. between campaign stops he spoke to supporters. jessica dean is on the trail with biden in manchester. >> former vice president joe biden closed out the last day be

i would rather see that money go to college tuition. king david cut solomon's robe to prove he didn't have to kill him. i'm sure you have seen donald trump talk about the sound of windmills causing cancer. i think it is the sound of my voice causing cancer to his wallet. >> appreciate that. let's go to john distaso with a question directed toward mister morose. and mister sloan. >> taking out donald trump most democratic voters seem very concerned about healthcare. there is a big debate among the so-called well-known candidates, if you will, i say so-called with respect to all of you, based on whether there should be free government run healthcare, medicare for all or whether there should be a public option open to those who want it versus some sort of enhancement of the current system. as someone who is very concerned about the average middle-class worker i wonder what you feel is the most effective for the people you speak about, union members and people in that middle-class. what are your thoughts about healthcare? >> i believe in me

sanders: and that is why, together, we will make public colleges and universities tuition-free -- [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: and why we will cancel all student debt in america. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: and we are going to do that through a modest tax on wall street speculation. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: 11 years ago, we bailed out the crooks on wall street. now it is their time to help the middle class. cheers and applause] sen. sanders: and unlike the president of the united states -- [crowd booing] sen. sanders: the american people understand that climate change is not a hoax but is an existential threat to our country and the entire world. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: they understand that the time is now for us to ake on thss industry, to transform our energy system away from fossil fuels to energy efficiency and sustainable energy. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: and as president of the united states -- because this is a global issue, not just an american issue -- we are going to speak to the people in china, in russia, in countries all over th

we are not only making them tuition free, all of our kids -- i want you to understand what that means. it's only relevant to those who are in college. it is relevant to the kids who are in the fifth and sixth grade today. because you have kids all over this country, i grew up in a working-class family and didn't have a lot of money. the lord's got to go out, to the parents and kids that if you do wellin school and elementary school, and high school. no matter what your income is, you are going to be able to get a higher education. if you want to go to college, you will go to college. he wanted globally trade school. we will make public college universities tuition free, we will greatly expand pell grants so that people in private schoo school. [cheering] we will expand work study programs. and i will tell you something else we are going to do. i want you to think big about this one. when the rulers of the universe, you know the rulers of the universe are? those are the big money interests that think they have it all. it's wall street and all these guys. they're the rulers of the unive

are going to invest in infrastructure, affordable housing, make a public colleges and universities tuitionegalized marijuana, end the sale and distribution of assault weapons in the country. carley: bernie sanders touting his progressive agenda in south carolina. rob: do sanders as far left ideas lineup, ralph norman joins us for coming back to the show. how do you think bernie does tomorrow? >> it will be an interesting litmus test. democrats don't have many good options. a free-for-all, you could -- everybody was talking. it is a true socialist versus whether he is running for the senator for president. it will be a litmus test. most republicans would like to see the race between the president and bernie sanders. south carolina is trump country. >> tough to tell how bernie sanders is doing because polls dollar over the place. they could be as wide a margin at four points, trailing behind biden. if sanders does well in a southern state like south carolina that will be surprising to a lot of people. what does that say about the state of the democratic party? >> it is in shambles. 1 million

but we will make public colleges and universities tuition free.e'll greatly expand pell grants so that people in plivet schools -- [applause] we will expand work study programs and i'll tell you something else that we're going to do i want you to think big about this one. when the rules of the universe -- you know who the rule orse they have universe are? the bug min -- the big money interests who think they've got it all. they are the rulers of the universe, when they want something they get it. 12 years ago when the crooks on wall street destroyed our economy they went to the congress and they said, oh, please, yes, we lie, we cheated, we stole, we acted illegally but you've got to bail us out. congress, against my vote, bailed them out. and then two years ago, the billionaires who control the political process in america said hey, we're only worth $3 billion. i mean, how can you get by on a few billion dollars nowadays? we need a tax break. and donald trump and his friends said, yeah. my god, how can you get by? the price of food going up, how

and the last example, tuition free college. i went to the university of tennessee which i can tell you is not a hotbed of radicalism. [laughter] jane: and they now have free college tuition. it makes sense. cornell. there are a number of places doing that now. in fact, when i was growing up, that was the case. that was what we all experienced. you would spend $25 for a course or something. so, i think these ideas are ideas whose time has come and he will be able to make those things happen in the same way that he made burlington the most livable city in the united states and was acknowledged by u.s. news & world report as one of the nation's best mayors by bringing people together to make it happen and changing the people in elected positions if they do not follow what the people want. thank you. [applause] >> do you recall being here -- did you come here in 2015? bernie worked the flea market. at that time, he was a virtual no one but i said -- i want to get a picture with him. i think you are here with them. jane: i was here

the change will start with first-year students entering usc this fall undergraduate tuition right now is about $56,000 a year. >>> hey boys. >> daddy? daddy, daddy, daddy. to make a celebration at an east bay celebration elementary school, a father returning from overseas three sons. >> and bill martin will come back with the forecast that will take us right on through the weekend, i had. i thought steyer was brilliant in that moment. we have not said one word tonight about race. not one word. are you kidding me? the heart and soul of this party is diversity. when a kid succeeds in columbia, south carolina - in las vegas, nevada - that is a triumph for every american. people don't know tom steyer. i've known tom steyer for fifteen years. his commitment on racial justice and social justice is rock solid. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment

we try to -- no, you mentioned making public colleges and universities tuition free and canceling alldent debt, that's correct. that's what i want to do. we pay for that through a modest tax on wall street speculation. >> but you say you don't know what the total price is, but you know how it's going to be paid for. how do you know it's going to be paid for if you don't know what the price is? >> well, i can't -- you know, i can't rattle off to you every nickel and every dime. >> some of the questions from "60 minutes" last night. eva, as you know, the big debate tomorrow night. mike bloomberg taking most of the incoming fire. but tomorrow night, bernie sanders could face new heat, now that he's the true front-runner, and the moderates deslide up the rest of the vote, sanders now moves forward. >> reporter: that's right, david. no question, bernie sanders will be the big target, but michael bloomberg still has a lot to prove. he's been off the campaign trail, prepping. he canceled an event that was supposed to happen tonight. his campaign has spent more than a billion dollars in adver

>>tonight the university of southern california says it will begin offering free tuition to students from families earning less than $80,000 a year, the school's president also says usc will no longer count homeownership in the calculation that determines students financial needs. finally the school is increasing the amount of undergraduate financial aid in awards by more than $30 million a year cost just over $57,000 to attend usc full time during the 2019 2020 school year. the us economy at pecan a me maybe doing well, but that's not reflected in our paychecks that is unless you're rich the economic policy institute has reported that the median increase in 2019 paychecks was slower than expected. at just one percent that while earners at the top of the income ladder received the largest increase 4 and a half percent economists are struggling to explain the sluggish wage growth for average and low earners the labor market is healthy and the unemployment rate sits at and near 50 year low. >>next at 5.30 blooming all and orchards are being damaged why property owners are blaming selfi

. >> we can't pay tuition. we put our visas in jeopardy. >> it's clear they don't care about graduate students when they make threats like that. >> reporter: for now they'll continue to withhold undergrad grades and strike until the university gives them an offer they say is only fair in one of the most expensive areas in the country. >> and graduate students have been very clear that the end of the strike comes when there's a guarantee of no discipline for participation in the strike. >> reporter: and the graduate students say the strike will also end when they get an decisional $1,400 a month for that cost of living raise and a promise that undergrad tuition will not increase. at ucsc, maria medina, kpix 5. >> uc officials released a statement tonight saying the deadline has not changed, and quote those who do not turn in withheld grades will not be eligible for a spring teaching appoint. also future employment as an academic student employee will be assessed on a case by case basis. >>> tomorrow marks a week

. >> no, we spent 90% of it on our daughter's college tuition. >> college tuition, i guess that is pretty good. what else. >> spent a little bit on groceries, buying some healthier choices, komb ucha and soy yogurt. >> isn't yogurt andcombutcha for shitting. >> digest shun. >> so now that the money stopped you must be pretty backed up. >> luckily, he was so inspiered by the experience that he learned how to brew his own kombucha. and it is potent. >> what is it? >> st a big blob of bacteria that has been sitting in fermented tea in my bathroom for about six weeks. >> bathroom juice aside, these people spent their ubi on college, groceries and paying bills. what a bunch of idiots. it is like they don't even know what flexing means. >> you guys could be in head to toe supreme right now. do you know what supreme is? >> into. >> no. >> [bleep]. >> how you flex, to your neighbors and make them jel os, that is what money is for, okay chuck, okay, jodi. >> but believe it or not, falling out is the last thing on most americans minds. half of american adults say they can't even cover an unexpected

the private college is offering free tuition for some families, those families have to earn less than $80,000 a year and as part of the plan usc will not consider home equity and financial aid calculations. that could help many californians who have seen home values go up but not their income. this new tuition policy will be in effect for the first year students enrolling in fall 2020 and spring 2021. >>> uber releasing in you safety feature allowing riders to discretely report any instance that makes them feel unsafe. here is how it works, riders can go into the app and click on the safety tool kit, the blue shield icon. then click report safety issue. the rider can describe any issues such as the driver making harsh stops or making inappropriate comments. >>> video that may have tesla owners watching their cars a little more closely. researchers fooled a tesla with a piece of electrical tape. the group used electrical tape to change a 35 mile per hour sign to read 85 miles instead and made a 2016 tesla on speed assist and cruise shop suddenly surge well past 35 miles per hour. test

together we are going to make public colleges and universities tuition-free.going to make trade-schools tuition-free. healthcare is a human right, not a privilege. we are going to bring that to the united states of america. >> tucker: well, have you got to give him this. he is not playing small ball. that's not school uniforms. that's bold. how much would all of this cost? well, even sanders doesn't actually know the answer to that question. >> how much will that cost? >> obviously those are expensive propositions but we have done our best on issue after issue in paying for them. >> do you know how much though, do you have a price tag for all of this. >> we do i mean, you know, and the price tag is -- it will be substantially less than letting the current system go. i think it's about 30 trillion. >> that's just medicare for all. >> that's just medicare for all. >> do you have a price tag for all of these things. >> no, we don't. we tried -- you mentioned making private universities tuition free and canceling. we pay for that through a modest tax on wall stree

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