like jason, he is 46, graduated from bingham ton university with $20,000 in debt. he got sick, fell behind and interest and fees piled up. on that $20,000 in principal, he has paid $26,000, but the government said he owes more than $39,000. >> i never thought i would be pushing 50 years old and still talking about this. >> he said that he has been hounded by collection agents and now his wages are being garnished, at this rate, he will pay off his loans in his 70s. it's tough enough to collect on the student loans, but the problem's system for collecting loans which relies heavily on private contractors is by many measures a mess. >>> the government can't even start collection proceedings on $1.7 billion in loans. a system installed by xerox. the department of education said is that overall default collections are way up. and regrets the delay on what a spokesman called a small percentage of loans, is working with the vendor to resolve the problem and the majority of the loans will go to collection in the coming weeks. that means turning them over to private collec

mark bingham was on flight 93 bound for san francisco.e stood up to the terrorists and his mother says the change is a slap in the face. >> to completely turn our back on the possibility that a plane could be hijacked using low-tech items, box cutters and knives, to turn our back on that is to condemn ourselves to repeat history. and i don't want that. i don't have any more sons to give out. >> if we focus on something that will not cause a catastrophic failure to an aircraft and miss something that could, then we haven't done our job to the millions of people, 12.5 million people who travel every week. >> house representative ed m markey introduced an act blocking the policy change. the new policy is set to take effect april 25th. >>> turning to business and tech, they are wired on wall street as all kinds of records fall this morning. >> if i recall the correctly, you say at least 2 1/2 records in the books? >> 2 1/2 records. that third record has almost fallen. six points from a record on the s&p 500. two records we have set, longest w

. >> andrew bingham. >> glossop cartons in my constituency has just invested significantly in placinge world's first order for the euclid digital cutting and creasing machine. tomorrow, nestlÉ opens its brand-new, state-of-the-art bottling plant for the famous buxton water, also in my constituency. does my right honorable friend agree that those significant investments show that this government are making britain well equipped to win the global race? >> prime minister. >> my honorable friend is absolutely right. we do see investment by large multinational companies, such as nestlÉ, which now recognize that we have one of the most competitive tax systems anywhere in the world. kpmg recently reported that in just two years we have gone from having one of the least competitive corporate tax systems in the world to having one of the most competitive. in thete tax systems world. what has changed is the arrival of this chancellor and this government who have put right the mess made by the party opposite. >> order. be the goals when exp blunkett. >> what progress has been made by the high-le

also in colorado, 47-year-old jeffrey bingham, actually abused a 11-year-old boy almost a thousand times. he got one year in a colorado prison. so, it's simply outrageous that seven democrats in the colorado house killed jessica's law, saying that the state already has enough sanctions against child predators. it does not. speaker of the house, very liberal, refused to put jessica's law up for a full vote. now the denver post is sticking up for him. >> colorado has a strong sex offender laws and i don't see-- >> i've got a dozen, a dozen child rapists doing less than five years in your state, mr. hubbard, do research about it. >> and probation unique to colorado. >> bill: lifetime probation, ooh, lifetime probation for rape. if you had a kid and somebody raped that kid and they got lifetime probation you'd probably be out there with a gun, mr. hubbard. >> that's in addition to their prison sentences, bill. >> bill: so the question is why is that curtis hubbard the post editorial director really opposed to jessica's law? what's behind it? now, we have similar situations in vermont, illino

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mark bingham stood up to the terrorists and she says the change is a slap in the face. >> to completely turn our back on the possibility that a plane could be hijacked using low-tech items, box cutters and knives, to turn our back on that is to condemn ourselves to repeat history and i don't want that. i don't have any more sons to give out. >>> the knives do nothing more than distract tsa screen rs, they say, from paying attention to bigger threats like explosives. the backlash is certainly growing. it includes a number of flight attendants and a couple of airline ceos who are speaking out. the head of tsa goes before the transportation committee. at noon today, the policy change is scheduled to take effect on february 25th. >> thank you very much. >> 6:06. time to check the forecast now. with meteorologist, christina loren. >> we are looking so good. good morning, lara and john. good morning to you. take ag live look taking a look at fog settling in. we have a lot of fog. we want to keep that in mind. overall, we are so close to that weekend now. temperatures are going to hold up for

london daily telegraph reporter john bingham shook his hand and said this -- >> didn't know where heo walk, where he wanted to go, and i think we saw the car move about five times as they tried to work out what he was thinking, what he was going to do. >> the incident raises the question, how do you protect a pope that insists on being with followers physically as well as spiritu spiritually. a member of the elite guard who guarded pope john paul ii. i asked how a body guard should respond to a situation like sunday. what are you thinking? >> i think you stay focused, close in on him. there's quite a few people around him. they are trained for this. >> are you looking at people's faces, looking for strange dismovements? >> different people in the security detail would look at different things. >> he doesn't know if the pope wears bullet-proof vests in public. there are conflicting reports on whether the previous two popes, benedict the xvi and john paul ii wore them. it was said john paul believed it was against god's will to wear one. after he narrowly escaped death, the pope mobile

. -- bingham said, "you can't be too wonky on c-span." caller, hi, catherine. caller: i have a comment on this situation. with 20 million unemployed american citizens, some of them returning vets, a lot of them college students not being able find jobs, the parties to fall all over each other to to a group of people who country.t be in this host: rebecca tallent? guest: there are two pieces here. rate which yout lot --tioning amongst a especially college graduates and veterans -- i know is a significant concern society that the gang of eight is putting together basis much of the cap off of unemployment in certain areas and certain sectors so you're not flooding the market in places ratea high unemployment with temporary workers where they might have the possibility workers fillrican those jobs, too. the second piece you mentioned was the pandering to people who here and i think there's -- that people are looking at the situation more in a practical way. you have these people here. the of them are working in now in and we are position where we have to address th