harvard is accredited, yale is accredited. so are amridge university, hodges university, our lady of holy cross college, the university of texas at brownsville and armstrong atlantic. if i am a student at harvard i am nearly 100% likely to graduate in four years. but if i go to amridge university in alabama or hodges university in florida, based on the data from the 2007 cohort i have zero chance of graduating in four years assuming i am a first time full-time student. if i go to our lady of holy cross college, i have a 5% chance of graduating in four years. among african-american students or a quarter of the student body, only 7% of first-time full-time students graduate within six years. at the university of texas at brownsville where 90% of students are hispanic, only 9% of first-time full-time students graduate within four years. and admittedly there are problems with the graduation rates, they are not perfect but it gives us a snapshot of what is happening. schools with sad stories of performance are accredited and receiv

day regulate the accreditation and process to become the accredited institution with federal stallone's? >> the president in the "state of the union" also addressed this and i think what we regard as the twin problems of accreditation and one is that we think there needs to be more rigor in the accreditation process and also more flexibility. so we are working on a set of proposals. >> day you have a and advisory commission? is a tour the altman solution? >> we are still working it out. >> with two years of free community college you receive a pretty stormy reception. are you tweeting it to get off the runway? >> bell legislative process is one but at the same time we have been heartened by these conversations at dulles local levels and we want to tackle this so we have had a series of those conversations. so we have been very encouraged with the spread of the idea that in the 21st century universal public support just started pre-k to go deep into college that is the way we will continue to provide access and create opportunity and have the affordability question as well. >> so with th

day regulate the accreditation and process to become the accredited institution with federal stallone's? >> the president in the "state of the union" also addressed this and i think what we regard as the twin problems of accreditation and one is that we think there needs to be more rigor in the accreditation process and also more flexibility. so we are working on a set of proposals. >> day you have a and advisory commission? is a tour the altman solution? >> we are still working it out. >> with two years of free community college you receive a pretty stormy reception. are you tweeting it to get off the runway? >> bell legislative process is one but at the same time we have been heartened by these conversations at dulles local levels and we want to tackle this so we have had a series of those conversations. so we have been very encouraged with the spread of the idea that in the 21st century universal public support just started pre-k to go deep into college that is the way we will continue to provide access and create opportunity and have the affordability question as well. >> so with th

one is that we think there needs to be more rigger in the accreditation process. and on the other hahn think there needs to be more chrisbility in the accreditation process. we are working with the critters to -- >> you had your own advisory commission on that right? do you think they pointed you towards the open? >> we've been working heavily. you mentioned that the two years of free community college. that idea, at least as you presented it has received a stoney perception from congress. have you thinking about tweaking it in any way to try so get to get it off the runway? >> the legislative process is always one of give-and-take and we're in that process now. at the same time we've been -- i'm sorry, i'm talking over my shoulder to all of you but you can see ron and he's better looking than i am. we've been heartened at the conversations that we've had at the state and local levels that have been of the flavor we don't want to wait. we want to start to tackle this on our own. we've had a series of those conversations both in several states and have now begun in

in the accreditation process. are working on a set of proposals with the creditors to give of -- >> you had your own advisory commission on that last year. do you think a point you toward your ultimate solution or is that still in -- >> i think we are still working it out. >> you mentioned that two years of free can of the college. that it has received at least when you initially presented a pretty stony reception from the republicans in congress. are you thinking of tweeting it anyway to try to get it off the run with? >> the legislative process is always one of give and take and where in the process now. at the same time we have been i'm talking over my shoulder to all of you guys, but you can see them any is better looking than i am. we've been really hard by the conversations we've had at the state and local level data from ben of the flavor we don't want to wait. we want to start to tackle this on our own end zone we've had a series of those conversations both in several states which have now begun inviting f

it is actually delegated to these private accreditation boards.rds which are made of university faculty and administrators and they are setting the standards. they set the standards. if you look at the standard of gordon college in massachusetts, they are coming down hard on christian universities that teach counter to what the supreme court has dictated. >> what is a catholic school to do? they can no longer teach that marriage is between a man and a woman? they can't utter those words unless they risk their tax-exempt status? >> that's the fundamental conflict here. it is between religious identity of the organizations and their ability to work within our federal system of education. and our tax system. and there is a real issue here. i want to take you back ten years ago when justice kennedy said that the homosexuality case had nothing to do with gay marriage. and judge scalia said don't believe it for a minute. that's exactly what is going on here. justice kennedy again gave him service to the notion of religious rights. but there is every rea

for accreditation. what kind of response did you get on that and where is your thinking heading in that front? >> my own thinking is less developed on accreditation than anything else because it's complex. the creditors argue if we give them flexibility, they could do what needs to be done. maybe that's true. but i don't have a direct -- i can tell you what we want to do about student aid. i can tell you 59 things about deregulation. >> the other white paper you put out was on data transparency. to provide students with more to guide their decisions. what kind of reaction did you get to that? >> well, good reaction. i mean, the problem -- you all know this. i mean the higher education act has been reauthorized eight times since 1965. which means a new group of well-meaning senators, congressmen, bureaucrats come in. i voted against the last reauthorization because the stack was already as tall as i was and the new law would double the stack. what we really need is just a good writer. someone to take a b

it was going through its accreditation problems at the time. the college remains accredited but it is still struggling to get its budget in order. no word on why tyler is stepping down. >>> governor brown signed an executive order to clean up oil spill in santa barbara county. that means state agencies will issue emergency waivers and permits to restore the environment and to minimize the economic losses. a pipe owned by a texas company broke sending more than 100,000 gallons of oil into the pacific. the governor also says we're all doing a pretty good job of saving water but, of course, we could do better. the governor was in san jose today. he and mayor sam liccardo stressed how important it is to conserve and reminded everyone the state will fine cities that don't meet savings goals. we asked the governor if he would implement that punishment. >> yes, we are serious. and different places have different levels of difficulty. the persuasive power of government before we invoke the coercive power of government. >> mayor says san jose is finding

. >> day camps may voluntarily apply for accreditation by the american camping association. the day camp she signed up for has not. the director of the camp failed to respond to the online complaint. to find out if your camp is accredited you can head to kpix.com. >>> a promising sight for warriors fans, klay thompson on the court. >>> what looks like good news for warriors fans. klay thompson back on the court today. >> sports director dennis o'donnell is here. what do you think? >> there's an old adage in the world of sports. if you don't practice you don't play. that's why all eyes were on klay thompson at the practice this afternoon. picture are the proof. klay was getting up shots without any noticeable problems. he's five days removed from suffering a concussion after taking a brutal knee to the side of the head by the rockets' trevor ariza. doctors have yet to clear him to play in the game and he was asked if he could imagine missing game 1 on thursday. >> i couldn't, and my gut feeling is i won't. i'm pretty positive about that. especially all the hard work i've put

just come in and am very innovative work, taking the school from on accreditation to exceeding accreditation standards. [applause] she has done some wonderful innovative work will stop we've asked her to share some of that today. dr. anderson: it is wonderful to be in a place of worship, let me start out by sharing a few things that we do. i must first say, i thank god for being here, and being next to all of these wonderful people today. just being a listening here about what we really deal with. so often, we are invisible in what we say, and what we have to offer. this moment truly tells us you are not invisible in her presence. clearly. clearly. you all know i am a preacher's daughter. i will be short, because there are a lot of people on the panel. you normally see me on crossing guard duty. to do this work, and make the changes you have to make, you have to be willing to be in schools, and remember they are now the center of the community. we wanted to be church, but not every parent since their child the church. they have to send their child to school. when you remember that then you r

i think i heard them talk that the accrediting bodies. i think that the federal government should look at how institutions are credited very differently and employers should be a part of the accreditation process and then last week i think higher educational institutions have been divorced from the real world for too long and that they need to be relevant. their programs need to be relevant and the department of education can support and empower them to become more dynamic institutions that respond to the marketplace and the city colleges that are very data-driven. we have a five-year plan with measurable outcomes that we hold everybody accountable to and i think that should be the focus now. there needs to be a cultural shift in higher education. >> i want to skip down because the work with state college presidents of the time. do you agree that there needs to be more accountability, more of a connection in the market or is that something that's more unique to the community colleges and the role that they play? >> as a state institution

international journalists, including one from the guardian complainted that they'd been refused accreditationey were not too remorse fall. the refusal to admit certain journalists, they do not want to see critical reporting. they say you can come. but report how wonderful we are, how great is our food. how vepsed we are. but don't talk about the people in gaol. don't talk about corruption and the government's statement to create a criticism free zone failed. >> several newspapers started publishing identical articles about human right and speech issues. did the guardian public more than 30 articleses, and two had anything to do with the european games. german pub/ers published more than 30 negative articles in 10 days. international media coverage is consistent in the western media - criticism of their human right record and the eye level corruption. >> the international community called on australia to release political prisoners. >> much of the work was initiated by a top investigators. even though behind bar, in pre-trial detention, and has been for nine months her work is carried forward.

by a wide variety of accrediters in order for their students to be able to get federal funding and in order for their students to get jobs in a lot of professions and so if same-sex marriage is really the law of the land and really constitutionally required isn't there a risk that accrediting bodies are going to start pressuring religious colleges to recognize same-sex marriages for all purposes on their campuses as a condition of accreditation? and we have seen a similar issue with regard to other religious organizations like catholic charities that in some circumstances need licenses to carry on their works, for example, licenses to place children for adoption and those sorts of things and catholic charities has been forced to withdraw from providing adoption services in some states as a result of licensing policies that told them in order to be licensed in our state to provide adoption services you have to place children you have to be willing to place children with same-sex couples on equal terms with opposite sex couples. to do that would have violated the religious beliefs of ca

problems were found with the school's accreditation standard. is were found in the five-year report that is part of the ten-year reaffirmation process. this sanction will have no effect though on students, at least at this time. jonathan: happening now we are learning more about the woman suspected of helping two killers escape a maximum security prison in northern new york. this as the hundreds of police officers right now are searching for the two men. they get a valuable new clue. marci gonzalez is where the search stands. marci: seven days of intense searching. >> show me your license and i.d. marci: still, the two escaped inmates are on the run. >> i'm scared. marci: investigators say blood hounds picked up their scent at the mobil gas station and sandwich shop. they are now going the video to look at the possibility that richard matt and david sweat rummaged through the trash for food. investigators are trying to figure out if prison employee joyce mitchell was supposed to pick them up in a get-away car on saturday and had a change of hear

. >> reporter: tonight the duggars say everyone in their family received counselling from accreditedherapists and once again they are turn ing to their faith for guidance. >> our son violated god's principles by doing improper touching. that was terrible but yet i think it has been recently said that what josh did was inexcusable but it was not unforgiveable. >>> up next, a driver brought to a halt on the highway by a bolt of lightning. and the surprising reasons why you might not be safe from storms in your car. >>> and surfin' usa. band leader brian wilson on the struggles with drugs and mental illness that cast a dark shadow on the surface of the beach boys. ♪ joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis from the inside out... with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage and clear skin in many adults. doctors have been prescribing humira for nearly 10 years. >>humira can lower y

people where are you guys do help us are we're going to get in trouble or are you going to go out and accredit them and toll the officials to do their job about the dispatch services a lot of what we call full service companies are skribtd to the departure services but you can't get dafrpz on the phone you have a rule that says 24/7 but you're getting someone on a cell phone and small business in las vegas this should be accountability so cabs are required to have services especially, if yours to give them the 8 thousand medallions and with regard them and the last thing i want to say there's turmoil companies closing and having financial trouble we all deserve information from your staff we're not getting it we should have a news letter with links i look at the website and really be great if you have one person as a communication person you hire a second - >> thank you, thank you your time is up (calling names). >> hello that's correct again this is truly heading it is the duty item after all the drivers receive a business registration obviously form from the treasurer and tax collector and w

. >>> during the 1990s when violence crime was dropping in communities accreditation the country, local news coverage of violent crime and people's impressions that they were in danger both rose. places of safety and danger, accurately calibrated with actual risk and if the two are out of sync, what does that have on politics and the power given opolice? stay with us. it's "inside story." >> best selling author james patterson >> i don't work for a living it's play for me >> his rise to fame and fortune... >> the was a lot of luck involved. >> engaging a younger audience. >> a lot of kids don't think reading books is cool... >> and why novels are a key to success. >> education is the future of the economy. >> every tuesday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping. inspiring. entertaining. talk to al jazeera. only on al jazeera america. tonight's topic safety in numbers, we're looking at rising crime, public confront stations with police and public concept of crime. katherine pew, a maryland state

. >>> during the 1990s when violence crime was dropping in communities accreditation the country, localcoverage of violent crime and people's impressions that they were in danger both rose. places of safety and danger, accurately calibrated with actual risk and if the two are out of sync, what does that have on politics and the power given opolice? stay with us. it's "inside story." >> you're watching "inside story." i'm ray suarez. tonight's topic safety in numbers, we're looking at rising crime, public confront stations with police and public concept of crime. katherine pew a maryland state pugh. a maryland state senator. baltimore just had the most dangerous month in 40 years. what's going on? >> when conditions exist in certain communities it also breeds criminal behavior. i think you're talking about neighborhoods that have been ignored for a number of years and conditions that exist for a number of years and you're talking about problems and the way we do certain things in our city whether it's drug treatment and the number of issues that have remained in terms of poverty and neig

it now appears the attacker had accreditation to drive on to the site of the company.t happened next is unclear, but there was a large explosion and a man was decap a -- -- decapitated. >> translator: there is a lot of emotion, but this is not the only solution. we must have action dissituation, and the need to never give in to fear under any circumstances. in short to do the work that the french people expect from us, to be protected, and establish truth, and eradicate groups and individuals responsible for the attacks. >> reporter: the suspect was arrested from the seen. he comes from the leon region and had been on the watch list of intelligence services but his name has later been removed. >> translator: this person was noted for being radicalized. in time we'll have over information concerning him. to allow us to have more of a specific profile. >> reporter: the french interior minister visited the scene and said since the attack on charlie hebdo in january, the government has introduced new security laws. what happened here is going to put the effectiveness of th

she has come into some innovative work taken the school from an accreditation to exceeding accreditation standards. [applause] and she's done some wonderful innovative work and we have asked her to share some of that today. >> it is so wonderful being in a place of worship. let me start off sharing a few things we do. i must first say i think god for being here next to all these wonderful people today and just having a listening ear about what we really deal with. so often we are invisible and what we have to offer, but this moment truly tells you you are not invisible in her presence. clearly. clearly. you all know i'm a preacher's daughter but i will be very sure with what i have to say because there's a lot of people on the panel. anyone who's driven down with crossing guard duty because to do this work and make the changes you have to make him you have to be willing to be in schools and remember schools are now the center of the community. we all should be a church but not every parent sends their child to church. when you remember that, you realize you have to do it this he says. i

until very recently, systems would be certified and accredited based on a three-year cycle. which is a significant issue when looking at the rapid evolution of technology in the cyber threat environment. third, a slow and cumbersome acquisition process. when i was at dhs, i was a proponent of diagnostics and mitigation programs. it is dismaying to see how long it took, two plus years just to intimate phase one. that does not include the additional competitive process for agency to obtain get abilities. sophisticated adversaries will exploit any and all one abilities. the government is even more honorable what it takes months not years to deploy new security capabilities. my recommendations to address these causes -- first, effectively implement the federal reform act. this law is meant to address the systemic problem in managing i.t. effectively and the main intent of the law is to power the cio to address these issues. so far, i am pleased with tony scott and the role of the rollout. congress can support these efforts by demanding aggressive implementation development of me

about exponential numbers of vehicles, taxi drivers are trained in official school that is are accredited by the city, they operate under city permits, nothing of the kind with tnc drivers. another question or issue i would like to bring to your attention is enforcement if you were to allow the tnc vehicles and i would like to have the overhead. this is an add for an uber like of glowing light up sign, $24.99 and you can be an uber or look like an uber in san francisco and nobody, you know if you just say uber's can do it, get yourself a sign and that gives you the right the make that turn, lift, the same lift products are equally available. lastly, let me talk about the hypocrisy here. right now, uber is in sacramento telling the state legislature they should be exempt from commercial registration of their vehicles and here they are in san francisco saying we want the privileges of being commercial vehicles. well, go ahead get yourself tcp licenses license yourself by the state and you can perform this service. thank you. [applause]. >> ( calling speaker names ). >> good afternoon. >> go

it appears the attacker had accreditation to drive onto the site. what happened next is unclear but there was a large explosion and a man was decapitated. along side the corpse a flag with arabic inscriptions. >> the french president says it was a terrorist attack. >> there's a lot of emotion but this is not the only solution. we must have action and the need to never give into fear under any circumstances and not create divisions or >> and are working closely with all relevant authorities. two other suspects including saleh's wife have new been arrested and are being questioned and french security services remain on high alert. >> what is becoming increasingly a a apparent is that a much worse catastrophe was averted here and the potential for a massive ex-close has been avoided. the local area here will remain on the highest state of alert for the next three days although for the moment they are operating on the basis that their belief is that saleh was operating alone. >>> wounded syrians tell of the horror of an isil attack in the border town of

will start in august and in to help some of the 30,000 adult earn an accredited high school diploma.well as certificates in the hype grows in height career fields. it is a partnership between the public library in some gauge learning. the online program is already wants to public library. in a congressional committee has opened a probe into the same -- santa barbara oil spill. it killed dozens of wildlife. the house energy committee asked for the detailed information. the panel also wants planes all american pipeline to explain what it did in the hours leading up to the break and how it reported the problem. they have been facing criticism that it took too long to notify federal emergency officials. they released 101 thousandths gallons of crude oil. it's happening now. they are looking for the owners of a large amount of stolen property that officers found in the abandoned home last week. the property was found on june 17th. some of what was recovered. most of it has been returned to the rightful owners. if you recognize any of these items contacted the police department. the first

by the counsel for accreditation of counseling and related education programs which we call kker. this rule unfortunately has unintended consequences that require counselors to complete their education at an institution that only has been accredited by this group. mrs. lawrence: this freezes out some of our most respected institutions including harvard colombia -- columbia and in my home state of michigan, michigan state university and university of michigan. i'm extremely concerned about and ask for the committee's support in addressing this issue. with more time, we can get this right and ensure our military members have as much access to care as possible. mr. visclosky: i would like to thank the gentlewoman from michigan for bringing this issue to the committee's attention and look forward to working with you on it to address the unintended consequences of the existing d.o.d. rule. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the ame

. >> they don't necessarily have to be accredited either.back to the jobs act with a series of new rules and opportunities that have evolved from this. and everybody gets a chance to play. it sounds like a lot of fun. what is the risk? >> be investing in startups is risky and there's a couple of things that every investor should take into account. plan on investing for a least five to seven years. getting may be part of your portfolio, no more than 10%. >> it went national and international. >> i think that there are a lot of good companies that need to raise $10 million. >> how does the average person get an opportunity and you have to do your own due diligence. ultimately you are going to be responsible for whatever you are investing in. the website, they are supposed to do due diligence. >> you should do your own due diligence to make your decision. >> this company is unusual in that respect, they don't all do that come you need to be careful, looking into the portal that you are using. >> we charge companies a small commission based on w

scottish government is the only -- >> the scottish government is the only government that is not an accredited living wage. when will the prime minister insure that all government departments and agencies and employees will receive a living wage? david cameron: we want to make progress. the scottish government has the advantages of additional funding. i do notice that consensus in the scottish national party is broken down over the fiscal economy. if they got forfeits on the economy, they would not be able to afford to be a living wage employer. i have been following this closely. the new member of parliament has called the policy economic suicide. the new lender of caramel -- member of parliament has called it a disaster. the scottish national party cost new approaches to demand something they don't want, then complain when they don't get it. >> thank you, mr. speaker. on the fourth of july saturday, a far right neo-nazi group are planning a demonstration in an area with a large jewish population. will my right honorable friend agree with me and join with me in calling on the police to use al

. >> they don't allow them to invest because only accredited investors get to do that. >> no longer doo vet invested. >> i am the co founder of organics. >> she got doqo.perks. >> they cater your parties. give you a personal chef for a week or for small investors macaroons. >> the bank said no but indy go go said yes. >> now they have any other employees selling a part in virtually any in america. >> the first time ordinary americans will be able to go on-line and invest. >> the jobs act is supposed to let ordinary people make small investments. it passed because even politicians realized central planning can detour innovation. >> the fcc is trying to decide if they will be able to regulate. >> central planners were so slow despite it they can still only offer perks. >> fortunately that is offered enough. >> it is the smartest motorcycle company ever imaged. >> people make your riding safer. >> they offered backers helmets hats t-shirts. they hoped to raise 250,000 dollars. people donated 2 and a half million dollars. >> joint revolution. >> spontaneous way that brings people and new i

s organization purview that had been deployed with the proper testing and accreditation. the approach across government, and i would point out mr. eser in his testimony already referred to the decentralization with the the opm environment itself, and it has led to the struggle with managing and maintaining this dispersed infrastructure and systems. the result in complexity of vastly different systems and underlying different i.t. infrastructures makes it impossible to secure such an environment. second lack of i.t. best security practices. while well-intention and appropriate for the time, the 2002 act skewed the approach for security. it looks at the controls for individual systems when in reality viewing systems in isolation hid the impact of the high security posture. further until recently, systems would be certified and accredited based on a three-year cycle which is a significant issue when looking at the rapid evolution of technology in the cyber threat environment. third, a slow and cumbersome acquisition process. when i was at dhs i was a proponent of the continu

here all the talking is about these in golden state got small 6:00 here is the media over 2000 accreditedpress killick dickory it tremont grain and everybody nice relaxed click thompson concussion seems to be a thing of the past and the boss will ron james accompany considered an underdog in most circles 73% in fact people waiting in across the country saying it was golden state. curry james kerr talking "challenges the fund lose when you lose but we get to do this for less than it has a lot of money were not digging ditches weight are living the dream "too much water pressure on at the court its best of all 10 guys on the court 20,000 plus fans it doesn't change and yet your mind about him getting a haircut hang out at the end of a pool of my house and get some sun and then get a good night's rest of before a small to go >> gary: clinics tuesday and thursday then all week from sunday if there's a game and return to oakland in go back to cleveland for six and the seventh a ibm a friday night and talk a little bit about this on my show today so many lessons about the summit area. what is i

i think i heard them talk that the accrediting bodies. i think that the federal government should look at how institutions are credited very differently and employers should be a part of the accreditation process and then last week i think higher educational institutions have been divorced from the real world for too long and that they need to be relevant. their programs need to be relevant and the department of education can support and empower them to become more dynamic institutions that respond to the marketplace and the city colleges that are very data-driven. we have a five-year plan with measurable outcomes that we hold everybody accountable to and i think that should be the focus now. there needs to be a cultural shift in higher education. >> i want to skip down because the work with state college presidents of the time. do you agree that there needs to be more accountability, more of a connection in the market or is that something that's more unique to the community colleges and the role that they play? >> as a state institution

. >> the accreditation football federation is to face a hearing after a swas swastika incident. they have been charged with racist behavior after the nazi cross was imprinted on the pitch, and behind closed doors after crowd trouble. >>> in the women's world cup two making their way through to the last 16. winnipeg finished top of of the group, germany beat thailand 4-nil, header from sal ifertionaalia satich. enough to qualify for knockout stage. norway safe to finish behind germany. they beat ivory coast and hegaberg. ivory coast is out of the tournament. with wimbledon only two weeks away roger federer's bid for another grand slam, off to a winning start again but less than convincing fashion actually despite a trick shot in the third set. it took two tie breaks to finish off general an contendedder. 7-6, 3-6 7-6. >> i waited to match point then i saved a break point 5-0 it's been a roller coaster at the first end. i'm just happy i could still go for defense of the title here. >> in london, andy murray rafa nadal, are three set crick ivictory as a fellow spaniard roberto agus

. >> there are no accredited vet schools in arizona.uld have to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars and at a institution where equine massage is not taught . john: this makes no sense. this college public policy procedure studies these licensing rules. why are they there? >> there are people who benefit from these kinds of things. if you have the key it makes a lot of sense to put locks everywhere and have people pay you to unlock them. there's typically a partner pattern here and says you're so dangerous, you need to protect the government from us. and the legislature not hearing from other people say okay. we'll do this. and then there's one other little thing here, which is you need to grandfather this of us who are already doing the profession and just make it difficult for others to come in in which case you have now used the regulatory apparatus to peep people from competing in whatever your business happens to be . john: when i was a kid one in 20 occupations requires a license today. >> we're up to 30% of the labor force. this

but until then, you may want to find out if your camp is accredited. www.kpix.com. >>> and is a mateo--and san mateo county is trying to get benefits for veterans. they can now get an id card, like that, verifying their veteran status. that way, they can get services and discounts offered to veterans easier. prior to that, they had to show their discharge papers to prove that they served. >> fishing around for this big piece of paper, now you can have the id card and it makes it easier for them. >> the county also vote today form a veteran's commission, working to coordinate and improve services to veterans in that area. >>> well, we are going to meet a kitty that you can take home when we come back. he is quite the guy. we will hear >>> all right, now a live look outside right now in san jose, it is going to be a nice day down there. all be it, a little bit warm, temperatures in the 80s and 9 art and wine festival is also going on in the south bay today and tomorrow. it is going to be nice, temperatures 83-degrees. >>> well, the next story is showing

. >> it was an accredited professional counselor. >> when you feel that josh had been through all of this he had gone to the christian-based treatment program, he had gone to counseling he had gone to the police and he emerged back into the home. did you feel that he was a threat still, or did you feel that he could be trusted at that point? >> not at all. >> did you ever worry that the treatment didn't work? especially with so many young children in the house? >> no. no. josh was a changed person. >> we still had those safeguards in place. i mean there were a lot of things that changed in our understanding as parents with this first child, first son to come to this place in his life we're like there were things we learned even since then that i think, you know what we don't let boys babysit. they don't play hide and seek together the two don't go off and hide. there are just a lot of things we've put in place. you're not alone in a room with someone else. always be out visible, and, you know, little ones don't sit on big boys' laps or people that you don't know or even family member

. >> judith eaten is the president of the counsel for higher education accreditation. it could be illegal to use these fake documents, but it's perfectly legal to buy them. >> you get the package in the mill it says all diplomas and transcripts are not real and should not be used as real documents. it does not say that anywhere on the diplomas themselves. look at this transcript says official documents all over it. what do you think of that? >> i think the intent here is to confuse people and to mislead them that you have a credential that you have not earned. >> another growing issue she says online diploma mills from fake universities. a school administrator caught oozing a fake degree and a fire chief in georgia forced to resign too. >> this is a multibillion dollar industry worldwide. >> when you fake graduate college. you need a real job. this guy will help you get it. >> i probably landed close to 800 people a job. >> who are in jobs right now? >> yeah. as a matter of fact i landed two people a job this week. >> william schmidt is in the business of selling lies