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i was lucky i didn't have to pull the trigger. >> alexander immediately calls for help. worries what might have happened had someone else been working that night. >> i think if it had been somebody else that he would have got what he wanted and the other clerk may have been killed or may not have been hurt, but i would almost say that -- he would have been hurt. >> alexander remains thankful he exercised restraint. >> i prevented a person from losing his life. >> crisis averted by a store clerk standing his ground in marionville, missouri, without firing a single shot. three months later in seattle, what looks like another gun-toting robber meets his match when bus passengers throw him to the ground. >> and the melee is all caught on camera. november, 2013. a 19-year-old seattle man can be seen in security camera footage sitting toward the back of a king county metro bus. within minutes, he approaches a female passenger and appears on the videotape to swipe her cell phone. a few seconds later, another phone is allegedly plucked from an unsuspecting commuter. most riders

my guest lindsey german in london she is with the stop the war coalition also in london we have alexander me curious he is a legal writer an analyst and in washington we cross to ski he is the president of the american university in moscow or across talk rules or the fact that you folks can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage that alexander if i go to you first mr peter shankman says he has an understanding with moscow we don't have too many details can he deliver on any promises that he makes. i wonder there were reports earlier today from mr bush elaine who is the head of the dawn bass people's republic that he had some discussions with mr of our of who is the interior minister in the government in kiev for ceasefires apparently a mist of out of promised various cease fires and these didn't happen and mr pushilin has questioned whether in fact the people on the ground in the eastern ukraine are prepared to actually orders from kiev to stop firing remember that some of these people in the eastern ukraine are in fact militias themselves very right wing militias people like priv

my guest lindsey german in london she is with the stop the war coalition also in london we have alexander me curious he is a legal writer and analyst and in washington we cross to. he is the president of the american university in moscow or across the fact that you folks can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage at alexander find go to you first mr says he has an understanding with moscow we don't have too many details can he deliver on any promises that he makes. i wonder there were reports earlier today from mr who is the head of the dong bass people's republic that he had some discussions with mr of who is the interior minister in the government in kiev for ceasefires apparently missed out of promised various cease fires and these didn't happen and mr pushilin has questioned whether in fact the people on the ground in the eastern ukraine are prepared to actually a day orders from kiev to stop. fahri remember that some of these people in the eastern ukraine are in fact militias themselves very right wing militias people like the sect. and the rest so firstly there's the questio

again, i thank senator alexand alexander. on this bill especially i want to thank senator isakson and senator murray for just sticking with it. this bill took five years and a lot of ups and downs, a lot of knots to untangle but they did it and they worked hard at it. and i think there's a lesson here for all of us, that, you know, if you stick to it and you focus on the areas in which you have agreement, not those where you don't have agreement but you focus on the areas you have agreement and build from there, you can get good things done. so this is a good bill. i want to thank all the senators and their staffs. mr. president, i have a statement. i'd like to have the statement and my remarks at this point be included in the record prior to the final passage of the bill. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. harkin: thank you. i yield the floor. mrs. murray: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: thank you, mr. president. i want to thank our chairman and ranking member, senat

. >> police allege that's 25-year-old alexander raymer and allege alexander raymer tosses two buckets of bleach into the water. why? dparry case is a bait fish business own somewhere that's where his tanks are. raymer dumped in the bleach to kill $20,000 worth of gary case's bait fish. there's this upcoming tournament in florida, bait fish business popping and so this guy, police say alexander, just wanted to kill off the competition. 2300 fish were killed. gary case says he had google eye and speedo bait fish. you think, how does that add up to 20,000 bucks? he sells google eyes for a hundred bucks a dozen and speedos for 150 a dozen. court records say he face a charge of criminal mischief. gary case recognized the boat in question because he sold the boat to alexander raymer because he used to be his neighbor. >> wait. >> alexander raymer admitted, yeah that was me, i did do that. >> geez. >> according to wflx, gary case and his sons plan to sleep on their dock with guns before the next tournament to protect their stock. >>> this video you're about see is going to take your breath a

i heard senator alexander earlier mention this. it is true that on our committee, we probably have the widest divergence of philosophical views of any committee in the senate, but we work together and we work to get things done, both on the senate level and on the staff level. when this bill passes the senate, it will mark the 18th bipartisan help committee bill to successfully move through the senate in this congress, and assuming it will -- the president will sign it, it will be the 14th bill passed out of our committee this congress to be signed into law by the president. house leaders have indicated that if the senate acts swiftly to pass this bipartisan bicameral bill without substantial changes, they will do the same and we will be able to advance this bill to the president's desk in very short order. a major victory for our workers, our businesses, our economy. i urge all my colleagues to join us in supporting this bill and voting yes on final passage. madam president, i yield the -- i yield the floor. a senator: madam presi

my guest lindsey german in london she is with the stop the war coalition also in london we have alexander me curious he is a legal writer and analyst and in washington we cross to edward was on ski he is the president of the american university in moscow or across the fact that you folks can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it alexander if i go to you first mr pena shank says he has an understanding with moscow we don't have too many details can he deliver on any promises that he makes. there were reports earlier today from mr who is the head of the dong bass people's republic that he had some discussions with mr of who is the interior minister in the government in kiev the scenes fall is. apparently a missed of out of promised various ceasefires and these didn't happen and mr pushilin has questioned whether in fact the people on the ground in the eastern ukraine are prepared to actually a day orders from kiev to stop firing remember that some of these people in the eastern ukraine are in fact militias themselves very right wing militias people like private sector and the re

his name is andrew alexander. >> there was no proof that this guy above him had done anything. but while we were filming i glanced up and i saw andrew alexander staring at me through his window. and i kind of asked him with my mouth, did you do this? and he just had the most cold, evil smile come across his face. >> though it couldn't be proven that alexander caused the flooding, we later confirmed that he had a reputation at holman. >> word had spread around and gotten back to me that andrew was actually probably one of their more violent and notorious inmates. >> when we finally met alexander in person, we discovered he once had a notorious reputation outside of prison as well. his crimes had occurred more than two decades earlier when he and his cousins were known as the i-10 bandits. >> we might strike in texas. then the next time they see us, we were in florida the next day. we never got off the highway. >> alexander estimates he and his cousin logged almost 60 robberies in six states. and the target was always the same. >> we were just robbing hotels. we weren't robbing n

plus the belorussian president left red faced up to alexander lukashenko falls victim to a phone prankster pretending to be the son of ukraine's ousted president. welcome once again my name is the harvey and you're watching r.t. international. iraq has urged the u.s. to launch air strikes against isis militants who seized large parts of the country you can see them here marked in red washington is already carried out airborne surveillance jihadists have been closing in on baghdad since taking the country's second largest city more than a week ago the closest they come so far to the capital though was on monday in an attack on the city of baquba just sixty kilometers from baghdad however soldiers managed to repel that offensive. output if you can see now is recent video from the northern city of baiji where insurgents tried to seize iraq's biggest oil refinery but government forces fought them off there as well and in between taking one major city after a. another isis's put together a glowing report outlining the group's achievements i'll teach you go to school report. fifteen thousand fig

one of them is lamar alexander.ond-term republican from tennessee, a form presidential contender. alexander has a reputation for being somewhat pragmatic and has been in politics for decades. these are characteristics that he has in common with a lot of the tea party's victims these last few years. he also represents a southern state where the electorate is particularly conservative and the tea party is particularly strong. alexander is being challenged in a gop primary by state representative joe carr, who after cantor lost this week blasted out a fund-raising e-mail with the message lamar, you're next. carr was on cnbc this week and elaborated on that. >> i think senator alexander has got a similar problem that leader cantor had in that he's out of touch with his republican base in tennessee. >> there's no recent reliable polling on this race. alexander's campaign did put out an internal poll earlier this year claiming the senator leads carr 62-17% but eric cantor's campaign claimed they were up by 34 points and y

senator alexander has done a good job the last two years.is reaction of watching kantor's loss was, my race is going to be more of lindsey graham's win than eric cantor's loss, comparing himself that, like lindsey graham, she spent a lot of time in his home state. he spends over half his nights sleeping in tennessee, not washington, d.c. an aide told me after mitch mcconnell won in kentucky, the tea party opponent to lamar alexander pinned the blame for that loss in kentucky on the tea party groups in washington. the tea party groups in washington saw that and are probably unlikely to help the guy in tennessee who is challenging senator alexander. >> virginia was a surprise. we'll wauch tennessee in case. juana? >> earlier this week, tenured teacher and tenured laws are depriving students of their constitutional right for a good education. what's really fascinating is if you dig into this ruling, the judge made solutions to brown versus the board of education which turned six years old last month. we're expecting to see a lot of copy cat law

welcome back to the program the president of belarus alexander lukashenko the conversation itself was recorded on no one source guy nature counts were it wasn't her. a russian prankster who goes by the name of vaughan rang up the administration of the president of bellows and introduced himself as the son of victor young a call which the ousted president of ukraine he got to talk to the bell russian president alexander look at the himself during a conversation the princess suggested that his father may have to move to belize because there's a chance they could be handed over to fellow russian president who never shies away from using colloquial language in public with more can. when you moved over when you put water ashore. then present ukrainian president and his family to stay in the garage which i'm just to. thank him pranks have on offer the president the gift but they hope to look to the issue a. little bit. but. we do know there could be good i believe most of the. issue. they're talking about the golden loaf that was found in the residence of the ousted ukrainian president many

welcome to the show, alexander. >> thank you. >> this is so incredibly exciting.tly what you'll be doing on this awesome adventure. >> the cruise is jam packed. i'll be doing a pasta demo. i'll be doing my french macaroon demo. when you leave your room, after you get out of bed, walk around the cruise, maids come in and put one of my mack karroum's on each person's pillow. it will be fun. >> what's fascinating about being achef for you. >> i think my parents were big inspirations, so that fascinated me how my mom baked and my dad cooked. >> you're on the next episode as kind of a celebrity judge. tell us what your role is on this episode. >> basically, my role is a role to cook a dish present to remaining winner and the mystery box will section off who cooks lucas' dish and my dish. i made a raspberry cooley, a crumble. >> he's on tonight's episode, creatures versu loud humans. >> ahhh. >> see who wins next "right this minute." >> that guy's in the kid's playhouse about to find something. >> that's not an old fan belt. >> see what he gets, next. >>> his childhood

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alexander: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from tennessee. mr. alexander: are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: no, we are not. mr. alexander: we are? the presiding officer: we are not. mr. alexander: we are not. mr. president, could the chair please let me know when when i have three minutes remaining on my time? the presiding officer: the chair will do so. mr. alexander: mr. president, i heard the majority leader's comments about the importance of moving on to the veterans bill, and so i have a suggestion. why don't we send this political stunt on student loans to the senate education committee, where the senator from iowa, senator harkin, and i are busy working in a bipartisan way to reauthorize higher education, and let's move on to the veterans bill immediately. why should we take a week on a political stunt that everybody here knows won't pass, when veterans are standing in line at clinics waiting for us to act on a bipartisan solution to their problem. it actually

plus the other russian president's left red faced after alexander lukashenko falls victim to a phone prankster pretending to be the son of ukraine's ousted president. of you're watching. mute fire on the outskirts of. the army have left it powerless. artillery fire knocked out water and electricity supplies will say almost all the hospitals are being closed while i'm bill and says run out of petrol and it is all making life difficult for the locals so. you could then you would not. let these. girls where you're going to go you're going to go. and this all comes as ukraine's president petro poroshenko prominent is a ceasefire he said it will be brief but enough time to allow anti government forces to lay down their arms it's not the first time poroshenko has promised to put an end to the bloodshed since he was elected by in may on the very day of the vote he said his first presidential visit would be to the restive done yet squeegee didn't happen he went to poland to meet barack obama instead pledged to bring peace and put an end to the firing many times and promised to bring about a

an aerial assault by ukrainian fighter jet that left eight people dead in its wake among them alexander design i spit on his husband and i was doing all she could to reach him when the fighter jets dropped they did we cango a summit but usually sped up out of but i wanted to run to my husband but people were asking for help i couldn't look for him at the moment to help whoever we cood i found him lost i understood that i couldn't help him i was standing next to him his death was terrible but i hold that he didn't suffer. alexander was forty nine years old and a pillow of his community he devoted his life to helping the unfortunate the homeless drug addicts and alcoholics stanislav was one of the thousands of children he rescued from a life on the streets when no children as regional told me how to live i loved him all charged to everything not to let him down the sirens and the planes reminded afam massena of seventy three years earlier. there was i was four years old but it still remains in my head how we ran into the basement the same basement we used in one thousand nine hundred fort

also this hour the ballad russian president left red faced after alexander lukashenko falls victim to a phone prankster pretending to be the son of ukraine's ice the president i. watching from in the world at the moment welcome to moscow and to r.t. international i mean in o'neill our top story weeks of intense attacks by the ukrainian army have left the eastern city of slovyansk a part allies continued combat an army or to refire water and electricity supplies it's all making life very difficult for locals you know that you. know you could then you would not does that mean being you know let the detroit. news or need to. go where you're going to go you're going to go to hitler. we're also getting reports of renewed fire on the outskirts of sloviansk get more on this let's cross to our team on cost of he's following the situation in eastern ukraine for us what do we know about the situation inside. like you said after weeks of continued shelling our mayors hillary all the necessary infrastructure places like a water supplies and interest supplies have been cut off to the entire city o

your welcome back to the program the president of belarus alexander lukashenko has been left on linked by i know what explains rang up the administration of the president on the low question to himself during the bellows was there intense it could be handed over to key but i'm content making dissident who never goes away from using colloquial language in public candid station which. then have a hospitality by the president and his family to stay in bellows yes or no question but you're below spoke the reporter with. the piece of the shoe. that was found in the residence he seems to have fought every bit of that prank and he's now angry alexander lukashenko gave his security service a week to track down the russian prankster or else he said he would send the head of but the prankster hacked into the phone call decided it was the real thing and leaked it before the prankster himself we feel the truth about one suspects that it could be the ukrainian intelligence service it's no secret intelligence service to spy on world leaders we remember merkel's phone they may have some interesting b

but at least that's what alexander lukashenko fourteen was doing during a full moon chat with a man posing as a sign of the lead up to the prank so even offered an extravagant reward in return has gone and she can reports a russian prankster who goes by the name of von braun rang up the administration of the president of bellows and introduced himself as the son of victor young a call which the ousted president of ukraine got to talk to the bell russian president alexander lukashenko himself during the conversation the princes suggested that his father may have to move to bellows because there's a chance he could be handed over to key one pretended to be worried that the current authorities in ca have may not treat the ousted president well the belorussian president who never shies away from using colloquial language in public was even more candid doing what he thought was a private conversation and your cute quote of problem that you know which. are news reports or ship where it was good the story well but when you put a lot of actual shit. then the president of bellows showed a great dea

anyway the president of bellows seems to have bought every bit of that prank and he's now angry alexander lukashenko gave his security service a week to track down the russian prankster or els he said he would send ahead of his security service to prepare quote feed for cattle. but the projects are duped not just about the russian president and his administration but also those who had apparently hacked into the phone call decided it was the real thing and leaked it before the prankster himself revealed the truth about one suspects that it could be the ukrainian intelligence service it's no secret intelligence service is spying on world leaders we remember who tapped the angle of merkel's phone they may have some interesting bits of leaders private chat in their collection but probably not a prank like this. while the baton rouge leader is not of the first prominent victim figure to fall victim to a phone hawke's here are a few of the most notorious incidents cuban revolution a leader fidel castro dodge numerous attempts on his life but even he failed to avoid being duped a decade ago. fo

plus the belorussian president left red faced after alexander lukashenko falls victim to a phone prankster pretending to be the son of ukraine's ousted president. welcome my name is the harvey and you're watching r.t. international we are getting reports of renewed fire on the outskirts of the eastern ukrainian city of slavyansk weeks of intense attacks by the army have left paralyzed continued combat on army artillery fire of knocked out water and electricity supplies officials say almost all the hospitals have been closed while ambulances run out of petrol and it is all making life very difficult for the locals. here although you. know you could then you would not. let the detroit. news in you do in new. york where you're going to go you're going to to go. and it all comes as ukraine's president petro poroshenko promised a unilateral cease fire he said it will be brief but it's enough time to allow anti government forces to lay down their arms so the first time the president has promised to put an end to the bloodshed since he was elected. back in may on the very day of the vote he said

plus the by the russian president's left red faced up to alexander lukashenko to a phone prankster pretending to be the son of ukraine's ousted president. welcome my name is deal harvey and you're watching international. iraq the u.s. to launch air strikes against isis militants who seized large parts of the country to harvest have been closing in on baghdad since taking the country's second largest city more than a week ago and the closest i've come so far to the capital was on monday when militants attacked the city of baquba which you can see down here that's just sixty kilometers away from baghdad. managed to repel that offensive and we can see now recent footage from the northern city of baiji where the insurgents tried to seize iraq's biggest heinrich the government forces. as well. taking one major city after another. this also managed to put together a glossy report outlining the group's fifty's to see cool has been. fifteen thousand fighters ten thousand operations in iraq one thousand assassinations and all last year alone the state of iraq and syria now known more notoriously as is

one of the men he's with, alexander bradley, prosecutors describe him as hernandez' former right-handby morning, bradley is shot in the face, dumped out of a vehicle, and left for dead. still wearing his now blood soaked vip wristband from the club. it happened here, an industrial park 65 miles north of the strip club in miami. it's 7:00 a.m. two men who work in that building hear a gunshot and tell police they rush outside and find the body of a bloody man lying in a fatal position just about here, according to a police report. one of the men asks the victim who shot you? bradley tells them he doesn't know. police retrieve this bullet fragment from his head, but bradley won't give them any details. >> when the police investigated this incident, alexander bradley didn't put the finger at hernandez. >> that changes when bradley sues claiming aaron hernandez cost him his right eye. bradley later tells prosecutors he was shot after hernandez felt disrespected during an argument over a missing cell phone. after bradley is shot, prosecutors say hernandez gets a new right hand man, earnest

plus the russian president's left red face that alexander lukashenko falls victim to a phone prankster pretending to be the son of ukraine's ousted president. welcome my name's neil harvey and you're watching r.t. international. iraq has urged the u.s. to launch air strikes against isis militants who seized large parts of the country you can see them here marked in red for washington's already carrying out airborne surveillance the hardest they've been closing in on baghdad since taking the country's second largest city more than a week ago the closest they've come so far though to the capital was on monday that was in an attack on the city of baquba as you can see clearly marked and it's pretty close as well just sixty kilometers away from baghdad however soldiers did manage to repel the offensive and what we can see now is recent footage from the northern city of by gee where insurgents trying to seize iraq's biggest all refinery however government forces fought them off there as well. and in between taking one major city after another isis's managed to put together a glowing report

plus the belorussian president's left red faced after alexander lukashenko falls victim to a phone prankster pretending to be the son of ukraine's ousted president. welcome once again my name is bill harvey you're watching r.t. international. first for you this hour iraq has urged the u.s. to launch air strikes against isis militants who have seized large parts of the country you're hardest have been closing in on baghdad since taking the country's second largest city more than a week ago and now in control of the areas that you can see marked in red here the closest they've actually come so far to the capital was on monday that was when militants attacked the city of baquba which you can see down here very close to sixty kilometers in fact away from baghdad soldiers though they managed to repel that offensive and what you see now is recent footage from the northern city of baiji where insurgents trying to seize iraq's biggest all refinery. government forces pull them off as well and in between taking one major city after another isis also managed to put together a glowing report outlining t

anyway the president of bellows seems to have bought every bit of that prank and he's now angry alexander lukashenko gave his security service a week to track down the russian prankster or els he said he would send the head of his security service to prepare quote feed for cattle. but the projects are duped not just about the russian president and his administration but also those who had apparently hacked into the phone call decided it was the real thing and leaked it before the prankster himself revealed the truth about one suspects that it could be the ukrainian intelligence service it's no secret intelligence service is spying on world leaders we remember who tapped the angle of merkel's phone they may have some interesting bits of leaders private chat in their collection but probably not a prank like this. king fully packed with six to have been sworn in as spain's head of state in madrid people gathered on the streets of the capital to watch the military parade hell to greet the new ruler by in a rolls royce the new king laid a period before his subjects' with his helmet no why. on

next, congresswoman jane harman and former nsa director keith alexander take art >> thank you very much. from "the newger york times." it is a great pleasure to be here. today will be about financial intelligence. it flows very nicely from what you heard from stewart and the first panel. we have a great panel of experts here. to my immediate left, you're right, michele flournoy, the secretary of policy at the pentagon for -- how many years? 3? seems to have plunged back in. jane harman,, who of course served in congress and a number of different intelligence committees along the way and now runs -- and general keith alexander, who just left -- eight years? is it eight years at nsa. the last year was a doozy. [laughter] leave theirtry to last year at their job quietly, but general alexander decided that would be too boring. so, my hope today is to pick up from where the panels were, talk a little bit about the role of intelligence in some of these individual cases, and then look forward to where these tools are going, how they've been affected by some of the recent disclosures, but also

extensively on ukrainian crisis thanks so much alexander for joining us here well as we can see the truce doesn't seem to be working and why do you think present purchase plan is failing. well the reason is that effectively what mr poroshenko has done is rather than negotiate an agreement and a truce with the people he's fighting he has made in the form of a peace plan what is basically a demand that they simply stand down surrender leave the ukraine go to russia so that he can then impose his and political settlement on the east and east of the country that was never going to happen i can't believe that he thought it was going to happen that is not the way you end the conflict and the conflict has not ended well let's now take a look at the groups are fighting there in the east i mean along with the regular army units the korean government here's a spate of calm conscripts to fight there the question here is how much control do authorities have over such groups. i doubt that they have very march if we look at organizations like right sector which are apparently present in the east

alexander was forty nine years old and the pillow of his community he devoted his life to hoping the unfortunate homeless drug addicts and alcoholics stanislav was one of the thousands of children he rescued from a life on the streets when no tuning is written on the told me how to live i loved him or charge to everything not to let him down the sirens and the planes reminded me after nasa of seventy three years earlier. there was i was four years old but it still remains in my head how we ran into the basement the same basement we used in one thousand nine hundred forty one is the one we're using today after their strike went out and looked at the sky all the time worrying if they're going to bomb again on out and the moon people are not hanging around to find out one of the most recent to be moved this eight month old boy when the bombs hit slovyansk he couldn't be taken to the center without the hospital patients and had to stay lee intensive care unit when nurses would cover him with mattresses to protect him from falling shrapnel and for now he's safe but millions are still at r

and for now he's safe but millions are still it was nearly a week after the airstrike that killed alexander a cloud of uncertainty hangs over lugansk the site of the attack is now a memorial where people come to light candles say a prayer and pay their respects and silently hope that the worst is now past policy r.t. no guns eastern ukraine. well the ukrainian crisis was casting a dark cloud over i gather in this week of the world's leaders so much so that russia was left out that meant the usual a meeting of the g. eight. leaders became the g. seven they did all need later for the grand d.-day commemorations in normandy in france there but as our teams were in a council reports some encounters made to that somewhat or could. be. blown up it seems that's what vladimir putin the bush the world leaders holding their annual meeting but this time without russia it was supposed to be in sochi it was supposed to be the g. eight instead it moved to brussels and shrank to a table for seven where they chewed over a list of requirements for the man who's been leaving a sour taste in their mouth. pres

alexander tried to use the stand your ground defense at a trial, but a judge rejected the claim. prosecutors say the updated law won't help the florida woman because it won't be applied retroactively. alexander is now awaiting a new trial after her conviction was overturned on appeal. >>> all right. now to business. wall street is coming off another solid week as both the dow and s&p hit record highs on friday. investors will look to build on what was the fourth weekly gain in the past five weeks. cnbc's steve sedgwick is live for us in london with more. steve. >> hey, mika. yeah, it was a very good week. the dow was up around about a percent. the nasdaq and s&p between 1.3 and 1.4% higher as well. the dow now a whisper away from the 17,000 level. not much data this week. we have got consumer data including consumer confidence figures. we've also got some existing home sales due out today. elsewhere, it looks like this big wrangle between u.s. authorities and the french bank bnp paribas could reach conclusion. they could have to settle a claim that basically it was criminally lia

alexander: thank you, madam president. last year, something happened in washington, d.c., that most of us in the senate and most americans would like to see more of. the president and the republican house of representatives, and a bipartisan group here in the senate, worked together to reform the student loan program. it's a lot of money, it affects a lot of students. every year, the federal government loans about $100 billion to students who attend colleges and universities around this country. we have 6,000 of those higher education institutions. in addition to that, -- in addition to those loans which, of course, students pay back, the federal government grants about $33 billion or $34 billion each year in pell grants and up to $5,600 which students may keep. so last year, we were in this usual pattern that has developed around the united states congress of student loans becoming a semi annual political stunt. every two years before an election, one party or the other would show up with a student loan proposal to try to

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alexander is next >> good morning. i'm alexander i'm a 10 year resident of district 7. my families lived in the south he west quadrant for years. i've been participating in efforts to improve the beautiful station right now and i go to the citizen's advisory committee meetings and sit on boards for the geneva powerhouse and association i'm plugged in i publish is neighborhood newspaper that serves the area. i too studied at urban design i almost have a minor in creative writing. i'm happy to serve on the cac. i'm very interested in connections i think that committing the south and west portion of the city is important and that thank you for your time >> thank you it's mr. ma lane i didn't. >> it's irish. >> m u l l a n e y. thank you it's great to have the excellent candidates. are there any members of the public who wish to speak seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor campos >> thank you very much mr. chair green again, this is one the situation you have more than applicants than seats i hope the person that doesn't get the seat will continue to be involved

a fella named alexander responded immediately.make this dream 30,000 feet in the air a reality. that is his girlfriend marieke. there's all sorts of spy work done here. marieke and her sister who is in on it goes to a thomas cook little store. she's told she won a girl's only vacation on an island in greece. in the meantime the wedding prep begins. the sister goes and picks out the white wedding dress with mom. >> i was worried she would have to get married in the clothes she wears on a plane. >> i was skeptical at first too. you know what, you'll see what happens. 40 of their family and friends were picked up, they're loaded on to the plane too. but in the back of the plane. bride-to-be marieke has no idea who's on the plane orhat's i'm nervous. that is a lot of pressure to put on a girl 30,000 feet in the air. >> yeah. sn>> [ inaudible ]. >> so now the wedding prep begins. she gets had her dress. there's a makeup person there. she still doesn't know friends and family are on the plane. surprise number two, the captain of the tho

peter alexander, nbc news. >> and that is our broadcast on a wednesday night.hank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> everybody should do their own part to protect our children. >> right now at 6:00, rebuilding their lives. two bay area mothers revealing to us the hopes for the future after their two sons were killed during the uc santa barbara rampage. >> there are no words to truly describe the loss and suffering be felt by those mothers whose sons were killed at uc santa barbara last month. but despite their pain, they are compelled to speak out about the values, the family care and ties they think could have p prevented their sons' deaths. they were killed when their roommate stabbed them to death before heading out on a shooting rampage. the shooter had a history of mental issues. we are outside a high school that is really still in mourning. >> reporter: this is where david wang graduated. and now his mom's friend shares the same grief. what