. >> smith: corinthian.hat's the for-profit chain that included everest college. it's the school those three nursing students had attended. we looked one of them up, martha salmon, and found her living in southern california. martha had paid back the $28,000 she owed in student loans, but at a cost. >> that was money that could have gone towards my house or for my kids. it could have gone a lot of different ways. but i just wanted to get rid of it. >> smith: her degree from everest never resulted in nursing work, so she was forced to start over. >> i got my r.n. from citrus college. it's a community college in glendora. and from day one, the start of that school was totally different from everest. there's really no comparison. for our psych rotation at citrus, the r.n. program, we went to a psych hospital. and we were there for four weeks, and we were able to interact with the patients. we followed the nurses while they gave medication. it was at an actual psych hospital; it wasn't a museum. >> and how much

give up their credit bus receive funding if they went to corinthian campus that closed. or they have the option to pursue borrower defense where ey atack -- where they say they were taking advantage of by one of the campuses where we have evidence of fraud. we're going to continue to make every effort to reach out to corinthian borrowers and continue to make every effort to ensure that we take afwressive action where there are higher ed institutions engaged in predatory behavior. i think the administration has been clear from the beginning that we're committed to holding higher education institutions accountable for providing a good education to students and protecting taxpayer interests. we're going to keep ding that. within the 80,000 borrowers that senator warren refers to, folks are in different situations. some are eligible. if they seek to apply for closed school discharge or borrower defense, others would not be. we're going to keep making sure that borrowers know what their options are. >> the numbers that senator warren mentioned in her letter, do those suggest

corinthian colleges filed for bankruptcy protection last year and closed all of its schools.was one of the largest chains of for profit colleges. california's attorney general filed a lawsuit in 2013 saying the college lied to make students make it seem as though unemployed graduates had secured good jobs. senator warren sent a seven- page letter to the education secretary with the results of an investigation by her staff. in it, she says the department's approach is

corinthian colleges filed for bankruptcy protection last year and closed all of its schools. it was one of the largest chains of for profit colleges. california's attorney general filed a lawsuit in 2013 saying the college lied to make students make it seem as though unemployed graduates had secured good jobs. senator warren sent a seven- page letter to the education secretary with the results of an investigation by her staff. in it, she says the department's approach is backward and many students are, quote, having their credits slammed, their tax refunds seized, their social security and earned income tax credit payments reduced or their wages garnished all to pay fraudulent debts that are likely eligible for discharge. she wants the department to immediately halt all collections of corinthian student debt and discharge their federal loans. in response to a letter the education secretary says he will make sure contribute yann borrowers know their options for student loan forgiveness. live in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> in the santa cruz mountains, clouds of smoke a

so does there need to be more outreach for the corinthian students? secretary king: we'll continue to do outreach and we'll have an update laettner october on the number of students who have sought either closed school discharge or borrower defense. the last update we put out i think was in june. there'll be an update shortly. we've seen a significant uptick in the number of folks applying for borrower defense as we continue outreach to students. >> my question is referring to, about, student loan forgiveness and student whors graduate manager immediately after college. is there anything being done as far as students who are graduating from college immediately but still -- but were already in school before, you know, certain programs for financial aid, they might be negatively affected still after graduation, is there anything being done? secretary king: generally across cam buses? what we're trying to do is make sure college student nose about their options for how to manage their debt and i mentioned our income based repayment approach. there, stude

former students at the corinthian colleges are also doing a debt strike. corinthian brand include everest college, among others and has had more than 100 campuses nationwide and into canada closed profit colleges saying that they make promise of high quality jobs after graduation. but the reality is schools have low graduation rates, low employment rates, post graduation, and high student loan debt. and here's the real issue for the obama administration, for their part. while they admit the plight of students is disturbing if they were to forgive all student loans corinthian and it t tech the government would lose out on billions of dollars. the bill for these failed schools. this is definitely a no witn situation for everyone. myra main out of job today. these at president of florida a & m. earlier this year board of trustee refused to extend her contract. she was originally hired as someone who could change the school's reputation following the hazing death of robert champion. but it has ab power struggle. last two years between him and the trustees. >>

i corinthians 15:52. rexella, i get tired of hearing these people say; "oh i don't believe in the rapture." then you don't believe in the resurrection of the dead! and you can never get to heaven in the twinkle of an eye, because that is the resurrection of the dead. there are two portions of scripture that cover it; they're both rapture texts and if you take that out of the bible, you'll never have a resurrection of the dead and you'll be in your grave for the ages of ages. there'll never be any hope... what i thessalonians 4: 16-18 - "the lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, with the trumpet of god..." hear it. "and the dead in christ shall rise first, then we which are alive and remain shall be called up together with them, with the dead, in the clouds to meet the lord in the air. and so shall we ever be with the lord. wherefore frighten one no, no i've said it, no... here's the other one, ladies and gentlemen... no... no rapture, no resurrection of the

the upshot =is they put a xl backstop in place since corinthian.was required to set aside a certain amount of xemon in case something should happenf like going out of business. they have about $94 million in that emergency fund and we are told that some of that may be used to help forgive your student debt. so if you are an itt n%"tech j student and you are worried about your debt, that might kvc offer ,"you some relief. we'll continue to follow this story which just broke this morning as we get new details on what the impacts are for some of =!e÷our east bay studen keep it tuned to kron4. >>> happening today, congress é returns from a seven-week recess with a lot of work ahead of them. some of the top 8#fissues facin them in the coming weeks include trytfzto find a zn6cj& compromise to provide funding to prevent the spread of zika. congress also has until october 1st to pass a budget or uá down. members of .h"÷congress will al hold special investigations qçó including plans to uinvestigate the price hike in epipens and the $400 million payme

the story of itt tech like that of corinthian another failed for profit college, is really the story of the for-profit college fo industry. for-profit education companies consumed by greed, fed by students who are understandably trying to make a better life for themselves, and enabled too long, for too long by poor federal oversight and it congressional inaction. like corinthian before it, and many for-profit colleges still today, itt tech charged it's a students too much intuition, provided them to little in the form of meaningful education, and left them with crushing debt. the amount of springfield, illinois, -- in my hometown -- we have them all. every time i would drive out there and take a look at the huge itt tech sign on the sideo of the mall, i would think to myself, i know what's going to happen. the school is going to lure in hundreds of unsuspecting students from this area, saddled them with the debt and give them worthless diplomas, and probably itt tech when they will go out of business. it happened. a in my hometown, and itt tech student seeking an associatech degree i

like corinthian before it and many for-profit colleges still today, i.t.t. tech charged its students too much in tuition, provided them too little in the form of meaningful education, and left them with crushing debt. in my hometown of springfield, illinois, we have a mall called white observation mall -- white oaks mall. every time i would drive out there and particular a huge i.t.t. tech sign on the side of that mall, i would thighed to myself, "i know what's going to happen here. this school is going to lure in hundreds of unsuspecting students from this area, saddle them with debt, and give them worthless diplomas and probably i.t.t. tech one day would go out of business." it happened. in my hometown, an i.t.t. tech student seeking an associate's degree in information technology, computer and electronics engineering technology, computerring drafting and design, pair legal studies could sign up with i.t.t. tech and expect the two-year program to cost them $47,000. $47,000 for two years at i.t.t. tech in springfield, illinois, for an associate's degree. if

. >>> one of the first signs of trouble for for-profit colleges started with corinthian. tonight, there are claims the education department is trying to collect debt from the nearly 80,000 students shut out of their own school. elizabeth warren sent a letter citing an investigation by her staff, the secretary responding by saying they will make sure corinthian borrowers were no -- forgiveness. >>> department officials say ryman nelson has been appointed as the va director. she was previously the medical director for the st. louis va healthcare system. >>> the sun is setting but fire crews say they just got two guys off -- off mcdowell mountain and they say just in time. the hikers were low on water. they got stuck in an area they they are being walked off the trail and will be evaluated once they get down. >>> your most accurate forecast. 93 degrees for today, the sun shining in the afternoon and a soggy morning across the valley. phoenix sky harbor picking up to 117 inch today. that put us a little closer to average but we are still more than an inch and a half below whe

can we put bed the silliness about one corinthian? one john, one peter one corinthians.et me go to romans 13. we have a relationship with government. that's what this is all about. we have dual citizenship as followers of jesus christ. our mandate is to render unto caesar. that's a lot more than identified the face on point. he said you've got responsibilities here on earth and you have responsibilities to me as your eternal king. we are to seize the welfare of the city quoting jeremiah and one of the ways we do that is by absolutely influencing and letting our lights shine that they might see our good light to honor our father in heaven. we are to engage culturally. our salvation does not come by way of washington. that doesn't mean that i don't try to influence. here is daniel, a teenager turned prime minister who went to a pagan king and influenced him to the point that he went from eating grass to praising god because god's people prayed for a bad leader. i believe we have more influence than we do in the voting booth. i believe god uses people to handle out his plan

let's look at first corinthians five. judge not lest you be judged. now i am writing to you not to associate with anyone who dares the name brother if he is guilty of sexual immorality or greed or revile her or swindler, for what am i to do with judging outsiders? is it not in a church whom you are to judge, purge the evil person from among you. we instruct you brothers in the name of our lord to shun any brother who conducts himself in a disorderly way. argue that heuld was writing those individual churches. matthew henry wrote that they were to avoid all familiarity with those people and have no commerce with them. there were to have no commerce and were to shame that in so shaming them they might bring him to repentance and if not to shun him. for those who think this only applies to the individual church of corinth or the thessalonian, -- would come into conflict all have written on first corinthians five dollars said this applies to the church universal. we have a man running for has bragged about his affairs, who has bragged about stiffing other

. >> they did this against corinthian, too. >> this is a pattern. >> was the claim that they're misusingts who we lie on loans from the federal government? is that -- was that the nature of the accusation? >> these are all very nebulous. but ironically the cspb involve private student loans. >> sec's claims involved private student loans. >> that students took out to go to the school. >> rate, in which case taxpayers are not on the hook. >> this is part of a broader campaign that the administration has had. what's movitivating it? >> one is that these for-profit colleges provide competition for community colleges, many of which are struggling in enrollment. in many cases these private colleges are better suited for single mothers, veterans, non-traditional students. >> some politicians just don't like that competition for community colleges which are public institutions? >> right. >> and some of them are very good. >> yes. >> but for the for-profits, some of these are online institutions, people who have to work for a living but want an extra degree, can't spend two or four years with mo

last year, it was another school cornithian colleges. , cnn reports that corinthian's closed most of its schools after a $30 min department of education for overstating job placement rates for graduates. the company eventually filed for bankruptcy. 16,000 students were impacted by the cornithian move. for profit schools have been around for decades and have grown in popularity. according to the center for online education, in 1970 less than 1% of students were enrolled. by 2012, that number grew to 12% of students. kathy: chicago has hit a according to the chicago tribune, chicago's 500th homicide happened over labor day weekend. it stands at 512 tonight. with four months left in the year, chicago's homicide rate for 2016 has already surpassed the total murders for last year. 90 people were killed just in the month of august. in milwaukee, august was the deadliest month in 25 years. there were 24 homicides last month. last month, milwaukee's murder rate was higher than chicago's. for every 100,000 people chicago had just over three homicides. year-to-year milwaukee is down , in homic

we lost over $1 billion over corinthian. sadly, i.t.t. tech could turn into another billion-dollar baby. which one of these for-profit schools is going to fail next? one of them that they're looking at closely is called bridge point. bridge point is based out of california, but they did something very interesting. senator tom harkin of iowa had a hearing and told the story of bridge point. bridge point, a for-profit school, bought franciscan college in iowa, a small catholic girls college that was going out of business. and they created something called ashford university, and they said our campus is in iowa. this is where we're going to do business. well, it turned out it was a fraud on the public. it was the showcase for another for-profit school. tom harkin's investigation foun- ashford university had one faculty member for every 500 students. they put almost 25% of all their revenues into marketing, signing up students, picking up their pell grants, picking up their college loans, turning it into profits and paying millions of dollars

the family marks from the overpass to the corinthians stretch of god, saying that they have not given up hope that they will find her.>> we have faith that she will come home.>> i don't sleep at night anymore. when i do i see her face, and i hear her calling me.>> 19-year- old fernando castro was later identified as the kidnapper, and he was killed in a police shootout in santa barbara county. >>> it is for 20 1 am. >>> -- 4:21 am. >>> mourning the death of jose fernandez, one of three people killed in a miami beach boating accident, 24 years old and about to become the father of a baby girl. he defected from the cube -- cuba to the u. s., and his death has devastated his team.>> some of the stuff that he would do, you could see that little kid -- when a kid plays little league, or something like that, that is the joy that josi played with, and the passion he felt about playing. >> the coast guard said that fernandez and to make others were in a boat that was going very fast and it slammed into the rocks. there's no evidence that drugs or alcohol played a role in the deadly crash, and

is the question for hundreds of thousands of students in limbo still after the sudden closure of corinthianlleges which includes heald and wyo tech. the department of education is pursuing debt collection against almost 80,000 former students. senator elizabeth warren is blasting that approach, wanting the department to focus on debt relief for students instead. >>> 4:51. is it too early to start planning the holiday menu? maybe not if you want crab on the table. special studies under way if you're serving up a side of toxicity this year. >>> the head of yosemite national park is retiring amid employee complaints that he created a hostile work environment. on nbcbayarea.com, read about what the employeetion are calling a, quote, corrosive culture. >>> fleet week in san francisco just around the corner. more than a million people are expected to flock to the town. on the facebook page, how the city is preparing for all the festivities. we're back in just two minutes. >>> stay connected to your world wherever the world takes you. get the nbc bay area app. because she doesn't know that it kill

that was one of the challenges of corinthian colleges.hey were accredited the entire time and they had a number of lawsuits. the a creditor, the same creditor that accredited itt gave them a clean bill of health the whole time. there is a lot of discussion about how to watch the watchdogs because they don't have much of a bite right now. host: a couple of people asked about trump university, asking if a for-profit university gets federal student money. trump did not get any federal money. it was not an accredited institution. it was a real estate seminar program. mostly. especially in the later years. people who attended were paying out-of-pocket. they were paying on their credit cards, writing tracks or getting personal loans -- writing checks or getting personal loans. montrose, colorado, susan, good morning. though ahead. -- go ahead. i had student loans back in 2002. i couldn't find work to pay them back. i was living in another state at and it is kind of ironic. the education i got was a paralegal degree. i used that degree to file a

let's look at first corinthians judge not lest you be judged. 5. paul writes, now i'm writing to you not to associate with anyone bears the name brother if he will be sexual immorality or is agreed or is a swindler, for what am i to do with judging outsiders? it is that not those in the church whom it you are to judge. he repeats it later. we instruct brothers to the name -- in the name of our lord jesus christ to shun brother who conducts himself in a disorderly way and not accordance with tradition. some people would argue they were writing these individual churches. matthew henry wrote they were to avoid ultimately energy with these people. they were to have no commerce with them. they were to have no commerce. they were to shame them that in so shaming them they might bring them to repentance, and it's not to shun them. for those who think this only applies to the individual church thessalonian, you would come into conflict with john wesley, even joseph bradley. all have written on 1 corinthians 5. this appeal -- applies to the church universal

the organization has come under fire for its oversight of the now defunct corinthian colleges and itt tech. the agency has ten days to appeal. >>> finally, americans will spend a record amount on halloween this year. according to national retail federation, $8.5 billion will be spent on candy, costumes, decorations, even greeting cards. that's up nearly 22% from last year. >>> before we go, here is another look at the day on wall street. dow gained 98 points. nasdaq added 44 to an all-time high. s&p 500 was up 14. that will do it for "nightly busine for tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joini us. have. ♪ announcer: a kqed television production. sbrocco: and everybody say "opa!" together: opa!

the organization has come under fire for its oversight of the now defunct corinthian colleges and itt tech. the agency has ten days to appeal. >>> finally, americans will spend a record amount on halloween this year. according to national retail federation, $8.5 billion will be spent on candy, costumes, decorations, even greeting cards. that's up nearly 22% from last year. >>> before we go, here is another look at the day on wall street. dow gained 98 points. nasdaq added 44 to an all-time high. s&p 500 was up 14. that will do it for "nightly busine for tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joini us. have. many wonderful t things have retired to florida, both people and objects, and this certainly is one of them. it's phenomenal. it's incredible. wow. that's amazing. now, the people who make antiques roadshow possible. (birds chirping) mom! we believe that if it's important to you, it's worth protecting. liberty mutual insurance is a proud sponsor of antiques roadshow. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you.

marchers will then make their way to corinthians church of god.mmunity in the east bay is coming together to help the family of the little boy who was killed in a drunk driving accident earlier this month. the hop yard restaurant in san ramon is holding a fundraiser today. three-year-old elijah dunn died earlier this month when the car he and his mother and siblings were in was hit by a drunk driver while it was stalled on interstate 6-80 in san ramon. >> : leather resorted to another measure before they started to russian. >> reporter: weapon was an air soft on though very little realistic. in national news. and so far this year they have responded to 75 calls for a crisis intervention last year a total of 50 and bank fully this gentleman is getting the help that he needs. f-b-i officials are now the orlando nightclub shooting. that massacre. rebecca strom what makes these new calls different from the one's the f-b-i had previously released? what's different about these calls is police are releasing a more comprehensive transcript of shooter omar

the consumer protection unit of the state's doj is looking for delaware residents who attended corinthianges in early 2015. the department says an investigation shows the school misrepresented job placement rates for many of its programs. the department of justice says delaware residents who attended the college which is complete a form online and apply for forgiveness of their federal student loans. >>> a trip through star buck drive through in texas left a bad taste in one customer's mouth. kelly burns almost finished her coffee starting salty w she poured it out she found a soap tablet that starbucks uses to clean out its espresso machines it made her tongue numb and her stomach queasy she went to the emergency room where doctors told her she'd be okay in a few days but she doesn't want this to happen to anyone else. >> nothing besides that's not meant for human consumption should go into one of these cups. you know, ever. it just doesn't make any sense to me. i just want to make sure they're able to, um, use it as a lear learning experience and, um, make sure it doesn't happen again.

unit of the state's department of justice is looking for delaware residents too atten attended corinthianolleges in early 2015. the department says investigation showed the school misrepresented job place many rates for many of its programs. the doj says delaware residents who attended those colleges can complete a form online to apply for forgiveness of their federal student loans. >>> scores of kids in the city will be heading back to school with some fancy new kicks. high heels, high hopes celebrating the success of their first back to school shoe drive. donations from city residents and businesses the group was able to buy 100 pairs of shoes for kids in need. >> we go by a motto, give a girl the right shoes she can conquer the world. that is that's actually pretty true because girls aside from the school bags and things like that, school shoes really matt matter. we figure why not do back to school drive that's not your average one. >> good idea. the organization says since this year was so successful they plan on holding the drive every school year. >>> residents in montgomery county

let's look at first corinthians five, everyone who is not a christian judge not lest you be , judged. not to associate with anyone embarrassed and a brother for what have i to do with judging outsiders. is it not those in the church from you are to judge. repeats later we instruct , brothers to the name of our lord jesus christ to shun brother who conduct himself in a disorderly way and not according to the traditions. some people would argue they were writing these individual churches. matthew henry wrote they were to have no commerce with them, they were to have no commerce and shame them that in so shaming them they might bring them to repentance and it's not to shun him. for those who think this only applies to the individual church , you would come into conflict people.y all have written on first corinthians five and all have said this applies to the church universal. we have a man running for president of the united states who has bragged about his affairs, bragged about dipping others with the bill, cheated women, widows who had said he's never had to ask god for

later tonight: they will march to the corinthians church of god. pinson's sister says: she still believes pearl will return home someday. back in may: witnesses reported seeing pearl being dragged away from the overpass.. by fernando castro. he later died in a shootout with police in solvang.. leaving them with few clues about what might have happened to pearl. a new documentary on sexual abuse and bullying... tells the story of another bay area girl whose life... took a tragic turn. kpix five's devin fehley was there for a screening in los gatos. [nats] the victim of sexual assault and documentary in cities across the country. a small fire damaged four units at an apartment complex in sunnyvale. it broke out this morning on gail avenue.. just north of el camino real. everyone got out safely. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the weather's not the only thing that's red-hot right now. turns out: one of the bay area's most high- demand housing markets.. is nowhere near san francisco or silicon valley. kpix 5's jackie ward shows us one cit

after corinthian college filed bankruptcy congress introduced legislation to help students if this legislation is passed, it would restore financial aid for students when a college closes for things like fraud or predatory practices. >>> first alert traffic on cleveland 19 news is sponsored by ford. >> chris: everyone back to work tuesday after a three-day headed in and out of town certainly more volume than there was yesterday in both directions. however, as of now, no reports of any major accidents on any of our highways through the metro area. hey, the innerbelt bridge eastbound will be closed tonight from 8:00 to 6:00 a.m. construction crews will pour the bridge deck. you should use i-77 and i-490 as alternate routes. >> denise: coming up another first for president obama before he leaves office. we will tell about you his historic visit. >> chris: a crash caught on camera. police need your help finding the dump truck driver responsible. >> a doggie reunion. one family's joy after finding >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >

it's accused of lax over site including the now defunct corinthian colleges and itt technical institute. the agency plans to appeal the decision. >>> listen up if you have a child going to the u of a. you might be footing the bill for the president's retirement. ann weaver hart is stepping down next summer, one year the transition plan has the student body and, yes, taxpayers paying her even though she will be gone. >>> there is a new way to get your read on in peoria. the city's main library is stocked with ipads and apps on lap stations, but thanks to a new grant for just little kids. how to write is to use your fingers. so they're swiping. they're pitching. they're pointing. they're moving things around and that is all getting them ready for school. >> you can stop by the peoria main library to check it out and sign up for a library card as well for a chance to win a prize. it's part of national get a library card month. >>> the state's largest medical former bank building at 6800 square feet near hayden road and frank lloyd wright boulevard. there will be specials all grand opening

. >> 2 corinthians, 3:17, that's the whole ball game. >> what about the big picture?es trump think about god? turns out that question has been asked. >> tell me about god. when i say god, tell me about god, who is god to you? what are some of your thoughts on this? clearly you're a smart businessman. you've contemplated this before. >> his answer, that's thing 2ing in 60 seconds. car. it's ok. i'm not here. [phone vibrating multiple times] i'm there. so the biggest question that could ever be asked of donald trump, what about god? that question has been asked and it has been answered. >> who is god to you? what are some of your thoughts on this? clearly you're a smart man, you're a smart businessman. you've contemplate this had before or have you contemplated. >> i saw god is the ultimate. you look at this, here we are in the pacific ocean. how did i ever own there, i bought it 15 years ago. i made one of the great deals ever of this piece of land. i have no mortgage on it. i will certify and represent to you. and i was able to buy this and make a great deal. what's w

the agency that once owned the now defunct corinthian college. dan? >>> you might be footing the bill for the president's retirement, ann weaver hart. she will be stepping down before her contract ends. the university's transition plan has the student body and reportedly, the taxpayers paying her. they will soon have a hire date of the new president there. to me. she was just in town for the cardinals. a buccaneer's tight end is starting the day in a jail cell, arrested this morning on dui charges stopped by florida highway patrol for, according to officers, driving 75 miles per hour a 55 zone. that's criminal speed when you're stwent over and -- 20 over and passenger cut trooper while weaving. bad decision, dan. >>> he made his way to the valley, an ultra marathoner. is there a bigger word than ultra? this guy running to support the hope association. he just made his first stop in phoenix. check out the pre-dawn running. he started his journey in los distance running. he finished second place in the world's longest race of 175 miles in portugal. he i

tech and corinthian colleges, which also suddenly collapsed last year, target veterans for their generous benefit that we as taxpayers provide for them. those schools exploit something called the 90-10 loop they'll allows for-profit schools to be 100% reliant on federal taxpayer dollars. 150%. -- 100%. congress can take meaningful steps to protection veterans and their families and chief among them would be closing this loophole. mr. president, the 90-10 loophole has directly led to this on-going nightmare for student veterans at corinthian, at i.t.t. tech, and at countless other schools failing to live up to the promise of a high-quality education. so in conclusion, you see congress must act. we must act to restore the dream of a high-quality college education for our nation's veterans. it is well past time to address this situation. enough is enough. with that, mr. president, i yield the floor. thank you. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from nevada. mr. heller: mr. president, thank you. i rise today -- mr. leahy: would the senator just yield for a moment? mr

harris did get a $1 billion judgment against corinthian college also a for-profit school so she sayshe is a great record protecting california -- californians from shady schools. sanchez will point out opposed tightening regulations on for- profit schools. plenty of fingerpainting -- finger-pointing going on especially with donald trump. >> we've got these two democrats on the ballot and republicans who are about 1/3 of registered voters don't have a republican candidate to vote for. as you might imagine, sanchez who is not doing well in democrats has clearly embraced prominent republicans. she's been endorsed by a conservative republican and a talkshow host hugh hewitt. at the same time remember sanchez is trashing trump. she's is endorsed by republicans and against trump and it may explain why she is not getting big republican support. a new u.s.c. l.a. times report show 11% plan to vote for sanchez and 10% for harris. the rest weather would not vote or would not vote. it does not look like the change is translating into votes. >> let's talk about debates. when will we see them aga

transfer to another school but there are very few schools left operating on this business model after corinthianssure from federal and state prosecutorsqvl say this school value of their degrees and over burden them with student loan debt. >> do you feel like it's money well spent? >>ht whose money? that's the question. >>> the final straw came about a week ago when2g- the federal government said it would no longer provide student loans for students who go here. an estimated dc?t580 million a estimated $580 million a year in cash flow%qñkn+. a statement released by the corporation that owns itt tech claims it was done without due process.dc now those who are working here to graduate with a iñdegree say they have no idea what the process will be going for. >> he literally has one class left.>> reporter: there been no response to numerous calls about counselors or assistance for those looking to transfer or get student loan forgiveness. , n tonight, how to get your money back if you have taken out loans to pay for an education at a now defunct school. >> it's so important. we have been looking

this is the same agency that oversaw itt tech and corinthian college. the agency is accused of lax oversight of the schools and the agency will appeal but my goodness. a lot of education and money tied up with this one, dan. >>> what was supposed to be an improvement to the prison system could be putting kids in danger in happy valley. there is a meeting the maricopa re-entry center. parents are worried about homeless ex-cons hanging out in the shopping center or committing crimes in the neighborhood. the center was originally intended for juvenile offenders. >> it's been there for 44 years and nobody had an issue until the department of corrections government said, works on keeping offenders from falling back into bad habits. >>> and kids are back in school and so are the lice. yeah, sorry, going to get your skin crawling. all parents have received a letter saying that kids will be sent home if they are infected with the super lice, yeah, super lice, and it's hard to beat. over the counter treatments will not it's all about combing all the bugs and egg

last night her family march on that overpass to the corinthians church of god, and they said they have not given up hope of finding her.>> we have faith that she will come home, either good or bad, we want to bring her home.>> i don't sleep anymore. when i do i see her face, and i hear her calling me. >> 19-year-old fernando castro was later identified as the kidnapper of pearl pinson, and he was killed in a police shootout in santa barbara county. >>> it is 5:25 am. >>> a warning for parents, a suspicious incident involving a man near the middle school. >>> fire breaking out in the north country and we will give you the latest update on the sawmill fire coming up. >>> looking at a busy commute, approaching 5:30 am and more cars heading to the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> temperatures are set to get out of the gate pretty quickly and warming up, signs of and much cooler pattern later in the week. ♪ ♪ jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. groc

. >> in their final letter to students parent company corinthian college stood by the education provided to students. now the attorney general says there may be students and graduates out there who don't realize they're eligible for help. we have information on the next everest outreach event on the website. new stories for you ahead at 11:00. first it's very tough to watch two students hit moments after stepping off the school bus. thankfully they are both okay. new at 11:00, one of their mothers described what she heard in the background when police called her to tell her what happened. >>> also new at 11:00 y this woman born with no arms is suing universal studios. >> announcer: this is a fox 25 storm tracker weather alert. >> we of course are tracking hermine and the potential the week. but before we finish off this week quite gorgeous and this is our fox 25 boston picture of the day. the courtyard just a hidden gem. just a beautiful day out there. high temperature in boston 75 degrees. inland we did touch near 80 and we saw some high thin clouds move on in making for a gorgeous suns

the agency has been accused of lax oversight of schools including those owned by corinthian incorporated. >>> happening today and more positive news here, a three-day festival begins in washington, d.c. to celebrate the opening of the national museum of african-american history and culture. >> "today in the bay's" tracie potts lucky enough to be at the national mall this morning to give us a glimpse of what's en side. pretty exciting day, tracie. >> reporter: it's a really exciting day. that excitement is starting to build before the official opening tomorrow. today we've got some of the festival events starting to get under way. this has really been a long time coming. believe it or not, it's been 13 years since congress first approved this. here on the national mall starting today, thousands of people are expected for saturday's opening of the national museum of african-american history and culture. >> a symbol of freedom and liberation and achievement. >> reporter: a building as unique as its purpose with artifacts from all over the country. >> went around the country, went into commu

. >>> what is next for hundreds of thousands of students in limbo after the sudden closures of corinthianollege. this morning the department of education is under fire for how it's handling the situation. the education department is pursuing debt collection against nearly 80,000 former students. senator elizabeth warren wants the department to focus on debt relief for students instead. >>> it's considered a staple for the holidays typically, especially here in the bay area. will local dungeness crap make it to your table this winner? the department of health has started testing crabs along the coast, looking for acid that virtually shut down crab season last year. so far this year test results are normal. crab season is scheduled to start in november. on the 5 lkt for recreational fishers and november 15th for commercial crabbers. >>> one of the hottest bay area music festivals set to kick off. >> hardly strictly bluegrass is kicking off later today in golden gate park. thousands of people are coming out for that. it's starting with a concert for about 3,000 san francisco middle school st

who is the pastor of first corinthian bastist church. also mean nina turner. video for the first time, what thoughts go through your head in. >> immediately one becomes disturbed and outraged to see a wife making this impassioned plea not with a robber and not with the thief, but making this plea with police officers to not kill her husband. i cannot imagine the trauma they experience and the pain and the anxiety if you think about it and to plead to not kill your husband of 20 years. why it is so disturbing that that is where she has to go and what she has to say out loud. don't shoot. >> she is cog cent of the reality we have seen and we have seen this situation and played itself out numerous times and we have to now think about how we engage police and protect ourselves. this is tragic. >> it has become normalized. >> and amen to what the reverend had to say. it was bafl to listen to mr. scott's wife say don't shoot him, don't shoot him. it is beyond unfortunate this this country. this this is not new. this is a generational outcry from the community to ame

. >> 2 corinthians, 317, that's the whole ball game. >> what about the big picture? trump think about god? turns out that question has been asked. >> tell me about god. when i say god, tell me about god. who is god to you? what are some of your thoughts on this? clearly you're a smart man, a smart businessman, you've contemplated this before. >> his answer, that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. ... hi, pete. i'm glad you called. (announcer vo) all your phones can wo together on one number. you can move calls between phones, so cversations can go where you go. ke your me. i'm not going anywhere. (announcer vo) and when you're not available, one talk helps find the right person who is. hi, john. (announcer vo) so wherever work takes you, you can put your customers first. introducing one talk-- another way verizon connects your business better. learn how at onetalk.com. hey lmaybe les play up tl our the digital part.r job, but it's a manufacturing job. yeah, well ge is doing a lot of cool things digitally to help machines communicate, might want to at least mention that. i'm bu

. >> what is next for hundreds of thousands of students in limbo after a sudden clothier of corinthian cleej including heald and wyo tech. the department of evidence case is under fire for how it's handling the situation. the education department is pursuing debt collection against nearly 80,000 former students. elizabeth warren wants them to focus on debt relief for students. >>> a new law in california could mean retirement help for millions. governor brown signed a law to let workers join a state-sponsored saifr vings program called secure choice. nearly 7 million workers were enrolled once it was signed. it's similar to a 401(k). >>> when the big one hits, every moment counts. now california is a big step closer to an early warning system. governor brown signed a law to pay for it. the key to the system is sensors which would detect the shaking and automatically relay warnings through the internet and smart phones and niece media. even a few seconds of notice would be critical. >> little things. the b.a.r.t. trains, it can stop. the caltrains, it can stop. the manufacturing equipme

. >> corinthian college has shut down all its remaining... >> for-profit colleges are suddenly closed. >> allegations of fraud and predatory behavior at for-profit colleges. >> it's the federal government that is being duped into subsidizing loans and education that are worthless. >> frontline investigates the rise and fall of this once-booming industry. >> where were the regulators, what did they know, and when should they have known it? >> "a subprime education." >> go to pbs.org/frontline to explore more about john o'neill and the fbi, including a rare video interview with o'neill. >> unfortunately, you do see occasionally the dark side. >> see how the 9/11 commission examined issues that were raised by john o'neill. watch an extended 90-minute version of the film. connect to tfrontline community on facebook and twitter. and if stories like this matter to you, then sign up for our newsletter at pbs.org/frontline. >> frontlinis made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support for frontl

put their trust in him are going to be caught up to be with the lor 1 thessalonians chapter 4, 1 corinthians 15, john 14:1-6, all those passages tell us that, one day, jesus christ is going to come back, and he's going to come into the heavens. and if you're a christian and you put your trust in him, you're going to be caught up to be with him, and you're going to be taken to heaven to be with him forever. >> sheila: there are signs of the end times, but there are not signs of the rapture. >> david: no, the bible teaches us that the rapture is an imminent event. has to happen before it happens. in other words, the rapture could come at any time. how about right in the middle of this meeting right here, while we're sitting here looking out at new york? but there's no sign for the rapture. the lord jesus christ could come back at any moment. >> sheila: it would seem natural then in your book that you progress to talk about the tribulation. how would you describe the tribulation? >> david: well, the tribulation is the worst thing that has ever happened or will ever happen on this earth. in reve