brenda, snosa who is in the blue shirt, he works in amsterdam and received his ba and his ma in 2005m the frank mart institute in holland. he has exhibited in tipai, pa ris, and many others and now san francisco. last mobsinger he opened his first large scale solo expedition at land of tomorrow in kentucky, which i didn't know about. i encourage you to look up that institution. it is an incredible, incredible space. and program. his work resides in the sachi and smithsonian and others. he has written about in art publications his work was recognized by time magazine as one of the top ten inventions of 2012. it is represented by lonkini gallery in london and now i would like to have him come up and speak. [ applause ] i'm benat and based in amsterdam and i want to show you some works. so, my work and installations, and sculpture and photos and site and working on the architecture or the history of the location. i am interested in a motion of friction between construction and de, construction and the physical state of a building and a moment of revolution and perishableness and in thes

al jazeera, amsterdam. >> let's return to industry now. now--italy now. you're looking at pictures of the costa concordia. as you can see there you can clearly see from the 19-hour operation was declared a success. and engineers work through the night to complete one of the most difficult and expensive wrecks recovery projects ever performed. and that is the ship now. it capsized in january 2012. and a reminder you can always go to our website. that provides food to millions of americans. i can't understand why the republican leadership wants to balance the budget on the back of the work poor. >> a person must make less than $931 a month in order to receive more than $200. a family of four, they get around $660 for month. federal benefits are sometimes too lean to keep a family fed. >> do you have a lot of pickups this morning? >> jessica kogan runs food for others, a northern virginia food bank. >> in the last couple of months we've seen the demand for our services get even higher than the past year which was already quite high. our numbers went way up d

tim friend, al jazeera amsterdam. >> reporter: now when you live in baghdad where bombs go off almostt can't be easy to relax. but al jazeera's met one group of young men says the weekend provides an escape. >> reporter: many youth the world over showing off comes naturally. this loosely affiliated group of young meniscal themselves the baghdad knights and in this city an empty stretch of road is a rare thing and they take advantage to let off steam and perform some tricks. their leader calls himself a reference to the superstar and by weekday he is a photographer by the weekend it's about the bike and finding something for him and his friends to do. >> translator: we set up the club because there is nothing else to do. the government doesn't provide us with places to go. this provides us with chance to get together and enjoy our bikes. >> reporter: some of the bikes can reach high speeds and the tricks are self-taught and it's not just a risky business safety wise but legally as well. and these are becoming more popular and using a road like this is technically illegal and the author

this is -- a high ranking health official in amsterdam is taking a strong stance against sugar. a real name -- is head of the public health service there. sugar is an addictive dangerous drug. regulated by the government. like alcohol and tobacco. and if a health official in amsterdam says, a substance is addictive, dangerous. it probably is. he put out a press release. sugar is the most dangerous drug of all time. he is concerned. for some reason people can't stop eating sugary treats. i wonder why that is? he wants to put warning labels -- like a pint of -- calm down you, stoners. wants to put warning labels like the ones you will see on cigarettes on food and drinks to warn people about daen jengers sugar. this is coming from the place where you can get pot and a hooker in your happy meal if you want. i mean i no sugar isn't good for you. can you call it a dangerous drugs? in the netherlands people do. you can see it in their popular tv shows the. >> this is -- >> actually just basic chemistry. >> your new lab. ♪ >> do you believe that there is a hell? >> we're pretty much go

lacena, cuando lo sepa ya volvemos. x >> el azucar es la droga más peligrosa y la inves se hzo en amsterdamhe se sorteo el powerball >> comparelo con los números : (información en pantalla). >> el ganador podría recibir 245 millones de dólares después de impeustos >> el boleto ganador se jugó en south caroline >> las noticias comienzan en al despertar >> gracias hola ¿quÉ tal? el miercoles 18 de septiembre >>> continÚa el caos en acapulco. ascendiÓ por lo menos 80. manuel sigue causando estragos ahora es un huracÁn de categorÍa 1. habla en exclusiva, con univisiÓn, un ex agente de la cia hispano acusado de secuestro y tortura en italia, donde es buscado por las autoridades. revise sus boletos puede ser ganador de un premio de 400 millones de dÓlares, de loterÍa power bowl asÍ comenzamos. ♪

officials at the museum in amsterdam said the owner brought it to them in 2011 to be authenticated.he first full-size canvas painting by the dutch artist to be discovered since 1928. >>> and a teenager in south carolina is using her skills in photography to reach out to the homeless community. as chip reid reports it's a personal project that gained support along the way. >> reporter: 16-year-old victoria turner has wanted to own a business since she was 7. she loves taking pictures so she put together a plan for a photography business and entered her high school's entrepreneur competition. each contestant had to give back to the community. turner chose photographing homes families at no charge. >> everybody has some type of beauty and i just wanted to show that to the world and just make them feel great about themselves. >> reporter: turner's plan was big on doing good but short on making money. how would you describe the business? >> i would say it's not on the profit side it's more on the nonprofit side as of right now. >> reporter: turner told the judges she enjoyed photographin

tim friend al jazeera amsterdam. >> reporter: well let's get news from africa now in a couple minutesare off to rwanda for elections and the president is expected to win and could change the constitution to allow him to run for a third term. and in zimbabwe apparelment opened and kenya and william rooto is giving testimony to the international criminal court in the hague. and her identity has been concealed for her safety. more than a thousand people were killed and 600,000 others displaced in the violence after elections in late 2007, kenya's president also faces charges at the hague. we are joined live from nirobee and the first witness taking the stand and what is happening today? >> you are right, the first witness is still on the dock. she is a victim of the killing, where 35 people were burned alive in the charge of 2008 and she will be giving details of exactly what happened. we understand beyond that she was also a cook where they attended some of the meetings, planning meet ings and we don't know what she has to say but they have a letter from the politician that is crediting

so far the duck has made its way to amsterdam, belgium, japan, and china. >>> i love the duck story. it's one of those, if you don't have children, you borrow a child. >> yeah. well, it was a beautiful day in pittsburgh and a beautiful day here in the metro. we finally broke out of that stubborn cloud cover and now we are going to see a good amount of sunshine. the possibility of rain is practically none. we'll see in that just a second. we're going to start out with a look at the michael and son weather cam. 73 at reagan national with those few little clouds. the dew point 51, so it's a nice, dry comfortable atmosphere. as we head into the overnight some of those areas that saw fog last night will see it again. a weak cold front is on the way. that's why we were looking for that potential for rain but it doesn't look like we're going to see much, or practically any. just some clouds i think actually throughout the immediate beltway. temperatures getting warmer as we head into the work week. so despite a frontal passage looks like we're going to stay dry, and it is actually going to

brenda, snosa who is in the blue shirt, he works in amsterdam and received his ba and his ma in 2005m the frank mart institute in holland. he has exhibited in tipai, pa ris, and many others and now san francisco. last mobsinger he opened his first large scale solo expedition at land of tomorrow in kentucky, which i didn't know about. i encourage you to look up that institution. it is an incredible, incredible space. and program. his work resides in the sachi and smithsonian and others. he has written about in art publications his work was recognized by time magazine as one of the top ten inventions of 2012. it is represented by lonkini gallery in london and now i would like to have him come up and speak. [ applause ]

it has been spotted in hong kong , sydney, australia and amsterdam. >> the world's largest rubber duckylvania home. >> it stands four stories tall and three stories wide. each city built its own plans and the big bird is meant to remind people. >> that we are all creatures sharing the same water. >> i don't know if i get that out of that. >> now we know the message, right? >> coming up next, jimmy kimmle and actress amy poehler. >> i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. from all of us here, we appreciate your

phil brings us this port from amsterdam. >> reporter: look bench don't touch. a 3d replica. where ever streak has been recreated by brand-new technology, 19th century art, 21st century style. >> to make one it takes about three months of production, so it gives a little bit of a hint how difficult it is. you can only do it if you have access to the real painting. so the real painting needs to be scanned, which is, of course, also you have to do it -- really handle with care. >> reporter: they are aimed at two different markets, first of all you have the people who want to physically experience the art. don't forget, this painting is 124 years old. you cannot touch it. but you can touch this. the idea is that these will appeal to those who want to feel the art. those who are visually impaired students, people who really want to touch a masterpiece, and then you got the people who want to own the art. an original like this, is worth somewhere in the region of $50 million. and it's not even for sale. they are not cheap either, though, if you want one of these, or

amsterd amsterdam's van gogh museum said it was sitting in a man's attic because he was told it was simply not a van gogh. >> glad he held onto it. a powerball ticket. >>> one canadian couple is teaching their kid as lesson by old school. meet the mcmillans, living a 1980s hair style, complete with mullets. they're rebelling against modern technology. i want to see what they're showing. cassette tapes, mp-3s, vcrs instead of dvds, all because they felt their kids spent too much time on the smartphones and not outside. are they saying if that was there you don't -- >> i like the old clock radio. >> toys are toys. they even take -- >> yeah, toys are toys. jean shorts? that's rough there. >> that's bell-bottom jean shorts. >> that's before stonewash was invented. >> and did you have the mull sunset. >> i did not. >> no? >> i had the spiky hair. i had the perm. >>> long-distance swimmer diana nyad answers skeptics' questions. she skypes with other endurance swimmers if she received help during the swim. >>> and the world's largest ferris wheel will be hoisted into place, soaring 55 stories abo

other sponsors were brunell, dsm company, based in amsterdam. that thing goes fast. would i want to post office to fund -- liz: our post office funded lance. david: you ask us who you think the best daily deal site and why. will said groupon. i've seen a big increase and variety on the groupon good side of the business. liz: number one thing to batch tomorrow, you need to look at it closely, two speeches by federal reserve members, esther george, kansas city federal reserve bank president scheduled to speak on the economy. she was the lone disenter yesterday and james bullard, st. louis federal reserve president scheduled to speak on monetary policy. david: my money is on esther george. hear from the dissident. why she was against let it be as it is policy the fed was about. liz: "money" with melissa francis is next. david: hope to see you tomorrow. tune in. it will be a busy day. liz: bye now. melissa: i'm melissa francis and here's what's "money" tonight. fox sits down with syria's bashar al-assad. he said he is ready to give up and destroy his chemical weapons. th

it has been spotted in hong kong , sydney, australia and amsterdam. >> the world's largest rubber ducking pittsburgh, pennsylvania home. >> it stands four stories tall and three stories wide. each city built its own plans and the big bird is meant to remind people. >> that we are all creatures sharing the same water. >> i don't know if i get that out of that. >> now we know the message, right? >> coming up next, jimmy kimmle and actress amy poehler. >> i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. from all of us here, we appreciate your time. connect with us on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices. it would run on the most affordable energy source available. it would charge overnight. every morning, you'd wake up with a full tank, ready to go. if the car was invented today, it would be the 100% electric nissan leaf. with over 200 million gas-free miles driven and automatic hov lane access, the question isn't "why electric?" it's "why gas?" [ male announcer ] the 100% electric nissan leaf. nissan. innovation that excites. now get a 2013 nissan leaf for $199 a month. ♪ for $199

it has been spotted in hong kong , sydney, australia and amsterdam. >> the world's largest rubber duckr stories tall and three stories wide. each city built its own plans and the big bird is meant to remind people. >> that we are all creatures sharing the same water. >> i don't know if i get that out of that. >> now we know the message, right? >> coming up next, jimmy kimmle and actress amy poehler. >> i'm carolyn johnson. >> and i'm dan ashley. from all of us here, we appreciate your time. connect with us on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices.

so far they have made their way to amsterdam, belgium, australia, china, and now pittsburgh.ext, redskins, they win, rave [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we know in the cyber world, threats are always evolving. at first, we were protecting networks. then, we were protecting the transfer of data. and today it's evolved to infrastructure... ♪ ...finance... and military missions. we're constantly innovating to advance the front line in the cyber battle, wherever it takes us. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> well yesterday my esteem colleague said if the redskins lost today the season was gone. i think she was on to something. yes, it's much to be desired and dallas has won two if there was a time to get moving, then today was it. washington and oakland, never easy to go in there. this is how they did it with the defense. cashing it in as they had seven stacks today. the offense was not that great. but right there for them. washington, they will get their first win of the campaign, 24- 14. much more coming up on game on overfull-time for them there.

amsterdam and then you can see the rest of them. you have a whole range in europe less than $5 per passenger and you're sitting in the

amsterdam and then you can see the rest of them. you have a whole range in europe less than $5 per passenger and you're sitting in the middle. you're not competing against these ports but it's information that i think is important in terms of what people could charge and it has nothing to do, i think, because you're going to see with the name of the destination like we're talking about whether bars lone in a, dover, that's not a strong destination, just a port and they can charge more because they have the facilities, they have the demand and therefore supply and demand, they engage that. so in a world like perspective, you're very close to the median. in a competitive spear, you're $5 cheaper one way and more expensive the other. so there's room there for improving your port paris. then the other charges. we did the similar type of thing. we were able to collect you'll bills from the cruise line pay for these services throughout the country from different sources and in a graphic -- in a non graphic way, i can show you, these are t

in london and now i would like to have him come up and speak. [ applause ] i'm benat and based in amsterdam and i want to show you some works. so, my work and installations, and sculpture and photos and site and working on the architecture or the history of the location. i am interested in a motion of friction between construction and de, construction and the physical state of a building and a moment of revolution and perishableness and in these transitional situations you are not sure what you are looking at. nor this is as a clear function yet and therefore it is opened for interpretation and it is really interesting. and this work broad art, it is really the space that is important. because it is the location the museum that gets the contexts to just change the interpretation of this painting while it is resting against the wall for a brief moment. and i will... yeah. so often work with the situation to do with duality and the question inside and outside and size. the function of materials and architectural elements. yeah, i find it interesting when a work comes in between reality and re

. >> reporter: sunset will go on show at the von go museum in amsterdam later this month.l jazerra. >> well, i wish i could find a van gogh in my attic. don't forget eight updates.

tracy: whatever they do in amsterdam. ashley: they're very happy.ight actually drop my cable. ashley: wow. tracy: my kids are on it all the time. ashley: i see. interesting. tracy: breaking new details on citigroup's plans to cut thousands of jobs in its mortgage division. liz macdonald is all over that story next. ashley: look how the u.s. dollar is moving today with the dow surging. oh, yeah, the dollar down against all of these currencies because they're all moving higher. the euro, the pound, the canadian dollar, the peso and the yen. we'll be right back. @?? >> at 22 minutes past the hour i'm arthel neville with your fox news minute. the list of nearly 3,000 names was read once again as americans remembered the victims of the 9/11 attacks 12 years ago today. bells tolled to mark the times when the hijacked planes hit the world trade center in lower manhattan and when they fell. president obama attend ad remembrance at the pentagon which included family members of those killed in that attack. the president began the day with a somber ceremony a

their honeymoon took flais an amsterdam hotel room conducting a bizarre bed in for peace. >> we're going to stay in bed seven days. it's a private protest. >> they held a second one two months later. >> you're sitting in bed because it's nonviolent? >> yes. an example of nonviolence. >> people thought they were crazy thoughts. >> we thought it's normal. >> when 60s ended so did the beatles. >> the band was falling apart. >> the beatles final album was "let it be". for john and yoko there is no looking back. >> when we return john and yoko decide to settle here in, new york city but some people in new york government were not happy about that decision. if you're looking for help relieving heartburn, caused by acid reflux disease, relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn relief and may be available for just $18 a month. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exist. don't take nexium if

thousands have appeared in sydney, amsterdam and other cities, but this the first time that the big rubberome to the u.s. the it's the brainchild of a dutch artist who says it symbolizes the idea that we're all on this planet together of the pittsburgh's duck will be on display near the city's pnc baseball park until late october. >>> coming up the oakland a's find out whom they are going to face in playoffs. >>> and a pac 125 pac-12 showdown as the stanford cardinals take on wazzou. sportswrap is next. hi. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum so you want to drive more safely? of smart. stop eating. take deep breaths. avoid bad weather. [ whispers ] get eight hours. ♪ [ shouts over music ] turn it down! and, of course, talk to farmers. hi. hi. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ the toyota sportswrap brought to you by your local toyota dealers, toyota, let's go places. good evening everyone welcome to this saturday night edition of sportswrap. image of its stanford football program has undergone a dramatic transformation in the last few years, of the

university of san diego who has written about the middle east and is an associate fellow based in amsterdam. good to have you with us, tom. >> good to be here. >> a few weeks ago we were at the brink of war with syria. what is behind issues with iran. >> decades ago people wanted peace. the government was one day going to have to get out the way and let them have it. there was a peace resolution in u.s., britain and the iran. >> do you feel a threat of force played a role in this? >> actually, i'm skeptical about that. the threat of force during the bush administration was something that led to the end of the negotiations between the u.s. and iran in relation to the weapons program. telling back from the use of force paved the way for a diplomatic solution. we are seeing forceful diplomacy, not military force. >> there are skeptics saying iran can't be trusted. what will the visit for the united states mean for iran? >> it's a matter of verification, not trust. institutions monitor agreements. the iranians can be invited to take a bigger part in ending the tragic civil war in which they are

the first van gogh to be discovered in 80 years is unveiled in amsterdam. >> hello, and welcome to the program. we begin with syria. in a moment how big is al-qaeda's presence there, and is president obama going to target their fighters? and then evidence, new evidence that the iranian involvement in the conflict, a video found on an iranian soldier inside syria. but first let's hear from president assad. the syrian leader has warned the u.s. of repercussions if it does an attack. >> expect everything, not necessarily through the government. the governments are not the only player in this region. you have different parties, different factions, different i, so you have to expect that. in another area where attacks caoccur, soldier go to hospital because of chemical weapons. we only have video and pictures and allegations. our forces, our police, our institutions don't exist how can you talk about attack if you don't have evidence. >> they have warning that an u.s. strike would simply help those who brought down the twin hours. he was talking with moscow's ally, russia, and they also hav

thousands have appeared in sydney, amsterdam and other cities, but this the first time that the big rubberas come to the u.s. the it's the brainchild of a dutch artist who says it symbolizes the idea that we're all on this planet together of the pittsburgh's duck will be on display near the city's pnc baseball park until late october. >>> coming up the oakland a's find out whom they are going to face in playoffs. face in playoffs. >>> and we love this kitchen! face in playoffs. >>> and what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. we lowhat's next?hen! great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. the toyota sportswrap brought to you by your local toyota dealers, toyota, let's go places. good evening everyone welcome to this saturday night edition

aljazeera, amsterdam. >> now, grand theft auto five is out.it's the latest installment for the video gaming industry's most profitable and controversial series. it puts the industry in direct competition with movie block busters. >> watch the official trailer for grand theft auto five and you might think you're watching the trailer for a hollywood blockbuster film. you'd be wrong. >> back in the game? >> i guess. >> if you think video games look and feel more and more like big budget films, you'd be right. >> the lines are blurred between what a movie looks like and video game looks like. it's high-def, c.g.i., very life like in the representation of people and things in these games and they're starting to rival movies as far as the look and feel. it's quite amazing. >> it's not just the look and feel of the video games, it's the money. grand theft auto four released in 2008 cost a reported $100 million to produce. fast forward five years, the budget for grand theft auto five, roughly $265 million, making it not only the most expensive video g

amazing scene of an assassination that takes place in a heavy rain on the steps at the peace palace amsterdam. finally, joe mccray winds up in london, just a german mercer wreaking havoc on the city. in the last scene of the movie, johnny jones is no longer that footprint, detached reporter. instead he has this style of radio correspondent edward r. merrow. you speak seriously to americans on a radio hookup from london. hello, america he says to the radio audience back home. after watching a part of the world being blown to pieces, a part of the world as nice as vermont, ohio, virginia and california and illinois. all that noise you hear is static. it starts coming to london. you can hear the bombs falling on this streets of the homes. this is a big story. you're part of it. too late to let them come. it's as if the lights are out everywhere except in america. keep those lights burning. cover them with steel. remember the times. but a canopy of unmanned planes around them. hello, america. hang onto your lights. they are there limits left in the world. hitchcock got it right. hitler's army and

in 2004 in mexico city. 2009, it was amsterdam, that must have been hilarious.year, it was madrid. but next year for the big world congress of families 2014, they have gone out of their way to schedule their next world congress of natural families in russia. and not just in russia, but specifically at the kremlin in moscow. you might have seen the reuters reporting this week that some far right groups in italy, the national front, the ultranationalist party in italy, they've put up posters around rome praising vladimir putin, saying we stand with putin. and then you go to the website associated with the poster and they claim they stand with putin because of his courageous positions against the gay lobby, so as he's becoming a hero to literally fascist groups, russia under putin are also becoming kind of a north star for antigay forces here at home in the united states. since he signed a series of laws that essentially criminalize the gays in russia, rockford's own -- declared it was kremlin bound. another group declared they admire putin's stance against gay peo

unsuccessfully attempts to detonate plastic explosives hidden in his underwear on a flight from amsterdamty, and is sentenced to life in prison. times square, the heart of new york city -- in 2010, 30-year-old pakistani american faisal shahzad attempts to detonate an improvised bomb inside his parked nissan pathfinder. the crude device fails to explode and shahzad was apprehended days later. one attack is successful and causes multiple u.s. casualties, the largest u.s. military facility in the world, ft. hood in texas, is the site of a mass shooting by u.s. army psychiatrist, nidal malik hasan, a u.s. citizen. in touch with al qaeda linked clerics online but not formally linked to any terrorist groups, hasan kills 13 u.s. army personnel and wounds 29 others before he himself is shot and paralyzed by military police. but the most deadly post-9/11 terrorist attacks take place oversaes. bali in october 2002. 202 people killed. madrid in march 2004, 191 people killed. beslan in russia, 334 people killed, including 186 children. london, july 2005, 52 people killed. mumbai, november 2008, 164 p

in 2004 in mexico city. 2009, it was amsterdam, that must have been hilarious.rid. but next year for the big world congress of families 2014, they have gone out of their way to schedule their next world congress of natural families in russia. and not just in russia, but specifically at the kremlin in moscow. you might have seen the reuters reporting this week that some far right groups in italy, the national front, the ultranationalist party in italy, they've put up posters around rome praising vladimir putin, saying we stand with putin. and then you go to the website associated with the poster and they claim they stand with putin because of his courageous positions against the gay lobby, so as he's becoming a hero to literally fascist groups, russia under putin are also becoming kind of a north star for antigay forces here at home in the united states. since he signed a series of laws that essentially criminalize the gay in russia, rockford's own -- world congress of families declared it was kremlin bound. another group declared they admire putin's stance again

amsterdam, i think. i'll know more when i find my camera. guess what happened to me. you became a grandfather? no, i became even cooler. these ironic t-shirts are all the rage. let's get one thing straight. i wish i was still a lawyer, i'm only here because i'm hot for britta, and i don't want to be anybody's friend. just kidding. bring it in here, you knuckleheads. [all laughing and chattering] you know, i gotta say, i-- i took a look back at the guy i was last semester, and i realized, that guy was a drag. all: no. good to hear you admit it. no, the truth is, this is a new semester, a new jeff. greendale is where i am and i am gonna make the best of it. oh, that's nice. you're like hawkeye on m a s h. he kept his upbeat humor and charm, even in the 11th year of the korean war. yeah. well, don't go changing too much, jeff. i think we all like you just the way you were. well, i appreciate that, but-- did you just teleport here? no, i snuck in during the group hug. you guys don't remember me? buddy, from spanish class. yeah, it's buddy from spanish class. i've never se

the landscape painting dates back to 1888, and was unveiled today at the van gogh museum in amsterdam. it had been stored in an attic in norway for six decades after its owner was told it was a fake. the museum's director called it a "once-in-a-lifetime experience." >> it has from his most prominent period in his career, from his period in -- when he worked in the south of france in provence and it's during the period he painted the sun flowers, the yellow house, the bedroom, his most famous works. >> the newly discovered painting >> woodruff: the newly discovered painting will go on public display at the van gogh museum beginning september 24. still to come on the newshour, opening up elite colleges to low-income students; and the fight over guns in colorado. >> ifill: now, our look at expanding access to the country's most prestigious universities. it's part of our focus on inequality in america. there's been much attention of late about rising student debt and soaring college costs. but for some high-achieving students from lower-income families, the problem is even more acute: the