i am curious to hear what you think about barmak's point.hould the parents know if information about their child is leaving the can schoolhouse >> it's the kind of data that our enstitutions are collecting and are spibl for. there are clear guidelines around what that data is and how it can be shared and it can -- the personally identifiable unless can only be shared in extremely limited circumstances. it's very difficult to share data. offices the federal student privacy law that covers that. >> doesn't cover this education technology data. the federal student privacy law is clear that organizations when that data is shared, they cannot use it for commercial gain. they cannot use it to market it. they cannot sell it. and it will be destroyed as soon as the purposes of the contract are over. when you get to this education technology data that's being driven, barmak is absolutely right. we don't understand well enough, particularly at the school and the district level, where these barrie barriers. where with can he contract? what kind of leve

continues with barmak nassirian. in value of a college degree today's work environment.er, we will talk to charlie cook of the national review on his recent article -- drop the dropout -- which examines the societal push towards getting a college degree even in the face of questionable returns that it reduces but we will get to that after this news update from c-span radio. >> arguments are scheduled today before a three-judge federal appears court panel in richmond virginia in a closely-watched same-sex marriage case. the lower court judge threw out virginia's dan in february. the u.s. circuit court of appeals also covers three other states with similar laws. north carolina, south carolina and west virginia. in beijing, china today, u.s. treasury secretary jacob lew pressed china to the ease it's exchange-rate controls and lower barriers to trade and investment. should,y lew says china in his words, demonstrate a renewed commitment to move to a more market determined exchange rate. meeting with is chinese economic officials. finally, two new service find that small busi

barmak nassirian will focus on the value of a college education and national review writer charles w.w. cook discussing his recent article "drop the dropout." plus your phone calls, facebook comments and tweets. "washington journal" is live on c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. several live events to tell you about today. the senate judiciary committee considers several nominations including two to the circuit court of appeals at :30 a.m. eastern. here on c-span at 10:30, the senate homeland governmental affairs committee will discuss the financial management system so that it is ready to be audited in 2017. also today marco rubio speaks at the national press club about retirement security. you can see that at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> i read something one time and it stated that in the south, he was looked at as a hero. when you have a crisis, your people are always looking for someone that they can look up to. you have a person here who escaped a block aid. he devastated union commerce. people in the free world or the other parts of the world if you will, europe and stuff

barmak nassirian will focus on the value of a college degree. discusses his ke book "drop the dropout." plus your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. "washington journal" live on c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. the u.s. chamber of commerce had a forum on monday on america's aging infrastructure. the event began with chamber resident thomas donahue. >> good morning, and welcome to a discussion on infrastructure. i'm janet kavinoky. this morning on behalf of the organization for international investment and the chamber, we are pleased to kick off what we hope will become an annual week of spotlighting the nation's public infrastructure that serves as a physical platform for our economy. in the fall of last year, a man challenged two organizations, the chamber and the council, to work together to raise the profile of the nation's infrastructure issues to recruit new c.e.o.'s and top-level voices to the cause, and to generate more interest among the business community for addressing the challenges we will discuss today and throughout