now they are working to get the schools open asap, apparently the remainer of the year. they took a beating in the press yesterday and realize the camp idea is a p.r. nightmare. finally, today, the state did the right thing and these students are going back to school to finish out the year. i'm joined tonight by congressman rick kildee. congressman, how did this resolution come about and how are your constituents in the district feeling about it? >> well, they are happy about it. this is what we've been asking for since this started, to get these kids back in their classroom to finish the school year. the board of education approved the deficit elimination plan, and really, chris, i want to thank you and other folks who brought attention to this. it was putting a great big light on this problem that, i think, caused the reverse, of course. and the good news is these kids will be able to finish their school year, and i'm just really happy about that. >> what have we learned about michigan governor rick snyder in this, the fact he seemed

the strategy behind the asap program is we are trying to provide and at some point for the expedited work load for sexual assault cases where the suspect is unknown. the program that we are using s a c program, the swabs that are collected, every kit we get at the crime lab is tested. the s a c swabs are collected. if they are negative, we still have the sexual assault kit that the hospital collects which we then proceed to test. the dna staff, we have at the crime lab is split up in two teams for the same of efficiency, for the sake of screening and analysis of evidence. we have members that are assigned to a 3 month rotation for the sac program and the idea behind that is to allow somebody to be fresh, energized and be able to put out the amount of attention and casework related to sexual assaults. all the sexual assault kits that we receive at the crime lab are tested. one thing that is important at the crime lab is partnership. the crime lab has a special partnership with many of the entities involved with service and investigation to sexual assault survivors. we partner with a s

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the pressure to get cars off the old eastern span of the bay bridge asap. >>> new details in the suspected dui crash involving a party bus. the woman killed was a popular bay area burlesque performer. >>> thousands lose power because of scenes like this. power poles on fire. what caused nearly a dozen to burst into flames. i'm ann notarangelo. experts say the old eastern span of the bay bridge probably could not withstand another break. and that's just one of the problems with the 76-year-old structure. now it's a race against time to replace it as problems with the new bridge keep coming up. we'll explain why the old span is standing on shaky foundations, don? >> reporter: that's right. we looked down as there are two bridges. think of them side by side as you say a race against time. the object is to get the new bridge fixed and ready to go before the old bridge has to face an earthquake. while the safety of the key seismic components of the new bridge is being questioned, time is about to be run up. the bridge is suppose to be replaced, putting more pressure for them to come up with a f

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if we identify any safety issues that need abe addressed we will get that information out asap. >> thisa main commuter line in and out of new york city and in that tri-state area. is there any pressure to get this investigation done more quickly or is this just how long it takes and it will be done when it's done and the lines will open back up when we're ready? >> no, we understand that this is a main artery in eastern corridor here. this is high traffic area, it's very important to the region and we want to get this line opened back up as expeditiously as possible. we began the fact gathering last night. the documentation, the photographs, and we will continue that this morning, get it turned back over to metro north as soon as possible so they can repair the track, get it inspected and get it back in service. this is a bottleneck for the east coast right now, we understand that and we're trying to move as quickly as possible. >> you and your team i assume have been able to talk to some of the people working on the train, some of the authorities there but what about passengers and wha

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now, they are working to get the schools open asap. apparently for the remainder of the year. they took a boating in the press yesterday and now realize the whole camp idea is a pr nightmare. yes, yes, it is, michigan. we will continue to follow the story on the show and on our website. >>> he had no tolerance for targeting of specific group, conservative groups, if the reporting is true on this. >> if these activities are taking place, but an acknowledgment on the part of irs leadership, these things did indeed occur, so i wonder why the president used that phrasing. >> what we have to do, responsively, is wait for the independent inspector general's report to be released before we assess next steps. >> that was jay carney who took a grilling from the press this afternoon talking about how the president was waiting for the much talked about and anticipated treasury inspector general's report to come out before the inspector general decided what to do next. that's recording the malfeasance that the staff improperly targeted conservative groups applying for tax exempt status. t

now, they are working to get the schools open asap, apparently for the remainder of the year.hey took a beating in the press yesterday and now realize the whole camp idea is a p.r. nightmare. yes, yes, it is, michigan. we will continue to follow the story on the show and on our website. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. >>> he had no tolerance for targeting of specific groups, conservative groups, if the reporting is true on this. >> the president did use the word if these activities have taken place. but there is an acknowledgment on the part of irs leadership, these things did indeed occur, so, i wonder why the president used that phrasing. >> what we have to do, responsively, is wait for the independent inspector general's report to be released before we assess next steps. >> that was jay carney who took a grilling fr

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we'll have those numbers for you and the market reaction asap when they hit the tape. take a look at how we're settling out on wall street, the dow jones industrial average finishing just shy of the lows. the market today down 137 points. 14,701 last trade there. nasdaq composite gave up about 30 points, almost 1% lower there as well on the s&p 500, ditto there, down 15 points, almost 1%. wrapping up the first day of the new month, let's get straight to today's action. joining me is nathan bacharach, and greg ip, cnbc contributor from the economist. gentleman, good to have you on the program. let's first parse through what ben bernanke said today, greg ip. two lines, the fiscal policy is restraining economic growth struck me. and number two, the committee is prepared to increase or reduce the pace of its purchases to maintain appropriate policy accommodation, as the outlook for the labor market or inflation changes. what's your take on the fed today? >> so, i think the second part where they explicitly stated that they could up or down on quantitative easing was the in

we'll have those numbers for you and the market reaction asap when they hit the tape.on wall street, the dow jones industrial average finishing just shy of the lows. the market today down 137 points. 14,701 last trade there. nasdaq composite gave up about 30 points, almost 1% lower there as well

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one says, please, we need you to get to the crux of the student loan debt asap. many end up paying double or triple what they borrowed to go to college. this is an outrage and seems out of sync with the original mission of the student loan program. people want to pay back fairly what they borrowed, but the system actually seems rigged to make at that impossible. earlier this week it was reported that the federal government will earn $51 billion profit from student loan borrowers this year, which exceeds the earnings of the nation's most profitable companies and is roughly equal to the combined net income of the four largest u.s. banks by assets. it's time we start using the federal student loan program as a profit setter for the government. we need to pass legislation that stops the doubling of the student loan interest rate by january 1 and turn our attention to the long-term solution that will help the borrowers and the estimated 31 million americans that have existing student loan debt. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expir

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