alyson, let's start with you. these w29s were set up to sock away money tax-free for college. it's now changed under the tax law. what's the implication? >> parents will now be able to save money in these funds which were just to use for college savings for private school tuition. as you said, private schools and religious schools. you mentioned before that school choice is u.s. secretary of education betsy devos's favorite policy. this is her biggest win so far on school choice, but it's not going to really help the kids that she has said need school choice the most, poor children from low-income families, because those families don't tend to pay a lot in taxes or their parents may not have a ton of money to sock away, as you said. so in the future, you know, betsy devos i think is going to push on some other fronts on school choice. she's called this a good start, but she knows this isn't going to help the poorest kids in the country. >> woodruff: anya, there is another impact you mentioned in the tax bill that might have a big impact on public education, and that's the stat

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by lim's the violence we witnessed yesterday the fans alyson of the stores and the private property we obviously don't accept it however it can be seen as a natural result of the starvation and the impoverishment of the tunisian people for years. while tunisia has been heralded as the one success story of the arab spring nine governments have been unable to ease the economic concerns that have driven protesters onto the streets people have vowed to continue demonstrating until the austerity measures are lifted natasha going to zero. in sudan. they've been more protests against high prices for bread and wheat products three people have been killed since sunday in scuffles with security forces the price increase is part of the government's measures to combat high inflation to opposition leaders have been arrested as police confiscate newspapers and crackdown on dissent to morgan has the latest from car too. right now in khartoum it's pretty quiet most of the properties have been happening here has been happening around one of sudan's mean averse to starting when you first there were stud

>> is that all we take alyson? >> i don't hear the president mentioning that, i hear the president mentioning norwegians. >> to your point of only the best and the brightest. >> that's not what we say in america. >> could you go back to the comment, it is in defensible and you and i are on the same page. sn i said it last night, mia love, she has love for the president. if you give a specific status to these countries, the president's reference, instead of saying no, no, in america, what's best for us the best and brightest country. i think it makes sense. by the way, if you look back, we are talking about a daca deal and an immigration deal. the president is in a situation where he wanted to chant migration and security border in exchange for dealing with daca dreamers. he did in the get anything out of this. he got less than 10% border wall funding. the president was annoyed and frustrated. what are you offering me? do you think it is a good deal or do you think i am stupid? >> because i am struck by the br all o

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. >> good morning, alyson, a very predictable response to they latest questions about his fitness to serve. these questions started over the weekend, continued at camp david, the summit there even to the sunday talk shows as the questions it continue unabated after the release and launch of that book. >> no one questions the stability of the president. >> president trump is completely capable. >> the reality is that the president is a political genius. >> members of his administration coming to his defense, insisting that mr. trump is fit to serve die spite questions raised in "fire & fury." >> i have no reason to it question his it fits in. >> a flurry of tweets including -- the before asserting he's a very strabl genius. saying this when he was asked by cnn when hi felt compelled. >> i went to the best colleges, or college. i had a situation where i was a very excellent student, came out and made billions and billions of dollars, ran for president and won, and then hear this guy that doesn't know me at all, by the way, did -- he said he interviewed me for three hours in the white h

by loans we witnessed yesterday the fans alyson of the stores and the private property we obviously don't accept it however it can be seen as a natural result of the starvation and the impoverishment of the tunisian people for years. while sunni. has been heralded as the one success story of the arab spring nine governments have been unable to ease the economic concerns that have driven protesters onto the streets people have vowed to continue demonstrating until the austerity measures are lifted natasha going to zero. purchase of continued in sudan over high prices for bread and wheat products three people have been killed since sunday in scuffles with security forces a price increase as part of the government's effort to fight high inflation sudan's interior minister is warning that violent protesters will be dealt with forcefully much more coming up on news hour including a cycler and hits madagascar leaving at least twenty nine dead and thousands homeless. armed robbers stormed the luxury ritz hotel in paris stealing jewelry reportedly worth millions. and in sport and then pick champi

by limbs that the violence we witnessed yesterday the famed alyson of the stores and the private property we obviously don't accept it however it can be seen as a natural result of the starvation and the impoverishment of the tunisian people for years. while tunisia has been heralded as the one success story of the arab spring nine governments have been unable to ease the economic concerns that have driven protesters onto the streets people have vowed to continue demonstrating until the austerity measures are lifted natasha going in. turkey is accusing russia and iran of helping syrian government troops break agreements and so-called deescalation zones russia iran and turkey agreed on for such areas in may last year so these foreign ministry says violations in syria could not be possibly have been made without the support of the two countries they both back president bashar assad wild turkey supports opposition groups fighting in and so that more protests are happening against higher prices for bread and wheat products three people have been killed since sunday and scuffles with security