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education full help succeed we have requested $25 million think the education chairs with appreciation scheduled funding for the department of education and essentials classroom, his food service and transportation and education for our taking. i want to thank you and i want to take a moment. extraordinary work and education. [applause] >> i took this advice to heart. we are friends colleagues and making preschool available to all children that are profoundly positive impact on our states to come. thank you for your great work on this and many others. it is recognized and critical. [applause] as characteristics committed across the board. hawaii must continue to invest in this culture, reduced dependence on fossil fuels and this is why i joined the crime and alliance on the 25 governor securing the future by advancing led high-impact climate action. we have to do more to protect beaches in hawaii natural treasures go by climate change. without raising fees will talk to you about how i hope we can do this. his responsibility to protect hawaii preserve visitors to our island from i'm excited about this session coming up. th

hearing an order to fund housing for these migrants that you're rolling back funding for police departments, funding for education, the domino effect for our society, we're just beginning to see what's happening when you see that crime. this is going to impact the next generation in a way we can't even begin to imagine. maria: i get worried when i see people coming down the block on mopeds. who are they? are they part of the venezuelan gang we've been told about? >> you don't know. how did they the get their mopeds, how did they get their ability to do what they're doing? it's obviously because of funding, it's obviously part of something much bigger. to the point of being scared, yeah, i'd be scared. that's the reason i'm not going into the city doing fun things like you did a few short years ago. you mentioned downtown la, chicago, pick a city manufacture .maria: it's unfortunate. we had the chief of the nypd patrol on yesterday, he said it's because people have no consequences. people st steal what had they wt to steal, no consequences. you shoot somebody, get processed, you're back on the street. >> it's craz

the representative gets up and says, sir , next week, i want the head of my department, for example , the education department , to coordinate with the minister. we want to come there, sir, coordinate with the minister of health. there and this is a good work, that is, the side he can easily explain his problems to the difficulties, maybe this also causes the families to say that you no longer have the right to participate, so what will happen to us, but in general, since the work is going on, in my opinion, now some may say , sir, that these things are interference in the implementation, they have no place. i don't want them to have a discussion. if we want to discuss the same issue tonight , i would like to say that because a simple -minded representative is easier to get caught than the governor, it means that he is more easily accessible, so the people also reflect their problems. i think that maybe the islamic republic is one of his great and valuable works that's why the representatives are available. if you pay attention now, in the 10th parliament, if i'm not mistaken, yes , it was the 10th

for school funding equality as well. tran night diverse communities ready to take the jobs, they need to be educated and we need the tools to educate them. >> reporter: reach out to california department of education for, but have yet to hear back. damian trujillo with nbc bay area news . >>> new information on the effort to bring so-called new city to solano county. the group is called california forever. the group adjusted its proposal it wants on the november ballot . it got pushed back from county leaders over where they want to build and environmental and economic impact. the new city located where the yellow area is on the map. this is solano county. it is reducing its original size at 18,000 acres to about 17,000 acres. this is what the group hopes the new community wi look like, these are renderings . green walkable city with middle-class homes and good paying jobs. the ballot proposal guarantees 15,000 new jobs, $200 million for the solano county downtowns and rapid bus network. >>> the march primary right around the corner. san francisco mayor london breed gathered with supporters. the prop waives city transfer tax, the idea to make it more affordable to convert empty downto

for your incredible work. as these heroes worked on thed fire's, the department of education, health and human services all began immediately working alongside with the red cross to provide meals, temporary housing and supportive services for the disaster relief program that included financial recovery, medical and mental health care that was so important. theai red cross into so many others immediately mobilized and brought tens of millions of dollars tote the effort it pourd in from all over the world. so, working with of these partners in the first two weeks after august 8th, we relocated or displaced people into hotel rooms and condos across maui. [applause] in a few short months we've already dispersed over hundreds of millions of dollars to those who need it and this is just the beginning of the effort. disasters as severe as this one can take years to recover from. i'm especially grateful to other individuals that have become local leaders and will already help the state for years in the past. these individuals right now i would like to recognize. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] providing

because they don't know that they can afford the education department says the delay allows it to fix an error and how it calculates student eligibility for aid. but the top republican on the senate education committee, louisiana senator bill cassidy argues the biden administration has had years to get this right. this is a clear failing of the department of education, iowa senator joni ernst stresses any uncertainty with the new faster forms hurts first generation college students the most no more delay department of education. we need to get this straightened out right now. the government accountability office just launch an investigation into the world out of the new fasfa. >> after dozens of republicans joined this group to push for one the house's top democrat leader hakeem jeffries says congress should help resolve any problems. we should take a look. >> at the situation, the education department says the forms themselves have been easier and quicker to complete that in the past, which was the goal of lawmakers update to them. the department also touts more than 3 million students have already successfully submitted the new faster f

he says, sir, next week , i want the head of my department, for example , the education department, tordinate with the minister. it's a good job, it means that the party can easily solve their problems, but it's difficult, maybe that's why the families say that you don't have the right to participate anymore, so what will be our share, but in general, because the work is progressing, in my opinion, now some people may say, sir, that this work interferes with performances they are in their own place, i don't want them to have a discussion. if we want to discuss the same issue tonight, i would like to say that because the representative of sahl al-duzuleh is easier to get caught than the governor, it means that he is more easily accessible , so the people have their problems. i think that maybe the islamic republic is one one of his great and valuable works is that the representatives are available. if you pay attention now, in the 10th parliament, if i'm not mistaken, yes, it was the 10th parliament . they wanted to hold provincial elections. i was one of those who agreed that sir, let

she is also a former senior counselor to the assistant secretary for civil rights at the u.s. department of education. ms. kim russell is the former head women's lacrosse coach at oberland college and now serves as an ambassador for the independent women's forum. finally, the president and ceo of the national women's law firm. thank you again for being here. pursuant to the committee rule 90, the witnesses will please stand and raise their right hands. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony that you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? let the record show that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. thank you. you may all take a seat. >> again, i now recognize myself -- excuse me. i now recognize the witnesses for an opening statement. we have read your written statement and we will have it appear in full in the hearing record. please limit your oral statements to five minutes. as a reminder, please press the button on the microphone in front of you so that it is on and other members can hear you. you will begin to speak in the lig

for your incredible work. [applause] >> as these heroes worked in the fire, our state agencies, including the department of education, health human services began working alongside fema, and with the red cross, to provide meals, temporary housing and new schools, as well as supportive services for the disaster relief program which included recovery, mental health care that was so important. critical services and organizations such as the hawaii community foundation, red cross, cnha, so many others immediately mobilized donation drives and brought tens of millions to the efforts and poured in from all over the world. so working with these partners in the first two weeks after august 8th. we located them in condos and hotels across maui. [applause] >> in a few short months we've already disbursed hundreds of millions of dollars for those who were needed and affected and this is just the beginning of the effort. disasters as severe as this one can take years to recover from. i'm especially grateful to other individuals who have become local leaders and we're already in our midst helping our state for years in the past.

dmitry tyukhay, minsk city, manager sales department of continuing education courses for dentists, hereg and other disciplines. i am sure that in sports the brain must work more than the muscles. and vadim kushko, luninets city, student of bsuir. in addition to working in his specialty, he writes articles with forecasts of sports matches, has volunteered at major sporting events, and has also tried himself as a dj. during my school years i was seriously involved in athletics and shooting. now he prefers football and dreams of becoming a professional commentator. “hello , friends, well, probably the first question for evgeniy, i know that you said that at home, when you watch the program, you answer almost all the questions, do you think it will be the same or something different in the studio, i would like it it was the same, but i still think that anxiety will make itself felt, so i think that it will still be a little more difficult here, well, anxiety is normal, even the greatest athletes are nervous before the start, but they can somehow cope with my anxiety. how will we cope with a

the representative gets up and says, "sir, next week , i want the head of my department, for example , the department of education. please coordinate with the minister. we want to come there. minister of health, please coordinate with us." we want to go for breakfast. prime minister at all there and this is a good job, it means that the party can solve their problems easily, maybe this is the reason why the families say that we no longer have the right to participate , so what will be our share, but in general, because the work is going on, in my opinion, now some may say, sir, that the work of interfering in the implementation is their own place , i don't want them to have a discussion, if we want to discuss the same issue tonight, but in general, i want to say that as an easily accessible representative of the islamic republic, one of his great and valuable tasks is that the representatives are available if you are careful now in the 10th parliament if wrong yes, it was the 10th parliament, they wanted to hold provincial elections, all my work was done . maybe some people will say that the representative of his

they all championed richard nixon for his character, intellect, leadership, abilities, and patriotism. the director of the department of education for the state, california concluded. his recommendation with his devotion to the ideals and principles american government inspires in those with whom he has associated. ralph newman of saint john's university school, who had only known nixon a couple of months at the office of press administration in wrote effusively about nixon during the past five years. in the course of my as associate professor of law in the in the law school at saint john's university, i have come in fairly close contact with some thousands of ambitious and intelligent young men. among i can think of none who possess qualities of character, sound and true as richard nixon. george buescher, who was nixon's supervisor at, the office of press administration. he he concisely stated what the other recommenders knew about richard nixon. he stated, i have i have been greatly impressed by his clear, careful and analytical. letters of recommendation. ordinarily, air the side of being overly overly generous to the person

the department for— burning it on their own. the department for education coming financial year. is that i enough? well, so, the contracts coming financial year. is that - enough? well, so, the contracts are indexed linked to inflation. that is what drives that increase. but what happens, these annual increases are increasingly a challenge. and if the amount of money that a school is given to cover the additional cost of being a pfi school, if that is not enough, which in some cases it seems that it is not now, the school is going to have to find the shortfall. so there are going to have to fund that shortfall from elsewhere in their already extremely stretched budget. that means difficult decisions about what not to spend elsewhere. it might be staffing, it might be curriculum it might be supporting the specific needs of a set of pupils. they are really difficult decisions and it is getting harder to make decisions that are not going to have a negative impact on teaching and learning. julia, thank you for explaining all of that. it is complicated. a lot fo

appetites, as the recruitment of specialists for the industry today is being prepared in... the fish-farming-industrial complex at the department, our education was directed towards the industrial side, we began to train specialists in connection with the construction for closed water supply installations, that is, for specialists who will work with valuable species of fish, using rather industrial methods, and since 2012, belarus has taken the direction of developing industrial fish farming. it was trout farming that was chosen, as it is such a dominant industry. fish farming is now in demand, this is a sought-after specialty, we see that there is always a competition for this specialty, even now we have an admissions company for correspondence courses, and fish farmers, in principle, are going to fish farming very actively, applicants, and we are preparing not only specialists for the republic of belarus, but also our specialists work in the russian federation and in the countries... of the european union, they are very in demand and often come to us economy of the russian federation with a request to select a specialist from among our grad

educators who work every day to do what's best for our kids. recent estimates show 67% of new educators in wisconsin make it fast past five years so through the department of workforce development our administration is launching a new teacher apprenticeship pilot program with the department of instruction to provide more mentorship for new educators. [applause] nd finally as one of the largest employers in the state my administration is going to make sure the state of wisconsin is leading the way by example with new efforts to recruit and retain workers in our states workforce. i'm announcing tonight i'm creating a new office of the state employee engagement and retention to improve attention mentorship and engagement of our state workers across all our state agencies . [applause] wisconsin, we've proven this past year that we can do big things especially when we are anwilling to do them together and we can build upon these efforts in 2024 and together we will. let's get back at it. let's get back to work and thank you, on wisconsin uw marching band, take it away. [music] licks today florida republican congressman michael ltz discusses maritime security

for the industry is now being prepared at the agricultural academy in gorki. since 2012, in connection with the construction of a fish-farming-industrial complex at the department, our educationalcted towards the industrial side, we they began to train specialists. for closed water supply installations, that is , for specialists who will...

the education department to return to the bargaining table after previous negotiations broke down in december. they want the white house to bring more student loan forgiveness to more americans now. forpart, the education department proposed relieving the debt for those who have been paying back their loans for more than 20 years. but critics say that does not go far enough. >> all right. we talked about the back edge of this storm being within sight. it's still a good couple of hundred miles offshore. not quite that far, but pretty far. yeah, maybe a couple hundred miles offshore. but we're seeing some lightning strikes out there. we'll take a look at the radar right now it's spinning live. and what you'll see are these areas here. so this is the back edge of the front right here obviously. right. and then in here is a lot more energy than you suspect as evidenced by these two lightning strikes here just to the north. now that is farther north. further north. but this whole area is yet see, it's closer to the shore here. but as this area gets closer to the terrain or the topography of the bay area, we're going to see the potential for lightning, thunder and just again, continued ver

for women and men. in april of 2023, the department of education proposed a rule that if adopted would reverse this presumption. women's sports aren't just for women. they're for anyone who simply says they are a woman, unless a particular school can demonstrate to the satisfaction of the department of education that keeping a particular team female meets important educational objectives. the new rule mandates that every school in the country must develop the unfairness. but what about the harm to us? who is working to minimize the harm done to female athletes? let me be perfectly clear. a school that knowingly allows a male athlete to take the field in a women's game is denying a female student athletic opportunity, and that is sex based discrimination and it violates title ix, regardless of what the new regulations might say. it is my sincere hope that members of this committee will stop the biden administration's illegal re-write of title ix. of course there is a place for everyone regardless of gender identity, race, or what sports you play, there's a place for everyone to play sports in this country. but

khralovich about the training of future officers and the prospects for military education in belarus. substitutive head of the departmentcation of the armed forces of belarus. vyacheslav gennadievich, hello. hello. what educational institutions in belarus are training military specialists today and what areas are most in demand among applicants today? well , it is currently possible to obtain military-professional education in military educational institutions of the republic of belarus, which are represented by the military academy of the republic of belarus, the military medical institute at the belarusian state medical university and... military faculties, leading educational institutions of the country, of course , all military specialties are unique and in demand, but certain of them are certainly more popular among young people, well, last year the most popular specialties were ideological work in units of the armed forces, practical psychology in military affairs, information security, unmanned aerial vehicles aircraft complexes and military medicine, it is also pleasant to note that the demand among applicants f

education. the department held an auction for the purchase of multimedia training simulators. how did the audit determine that the tender was held with violations? the winner was an individual entrepreneur, which, to create the appearance of competition, attracted an affiliated legal entity. he was managed by his relative, which allowed the entrepreneur to win the auction with a minimal reduction in the purchase price. during the review, at the initiative of the prosecutor general's office, of the results of this procedure, the price of the procurement item was reduced to four million rubles. that is almost a third. soon, the entrepreneur wrote a confession , where he said that during the tender he gave a bribe in the amount of thousands of rubles to an official of an educational institution. materials the criminal case was sent to investigative. this was the project zone x, our news is on the project’s youtube channel on instagram. have a nice day and stay on the bright side. and we will talk about the dark and news from the world of crime tonight in our final program. raise

dmitry tyukhay, minsk city, manager sales department of continuing education courses for dentists, playedinsk, also respects table tennis, billiards, bowling and other disciplines. i am sure that in sports, mazgi should work more. than muscles and vadim kushko, the city of luninets, a student of bsuir, in addition to work in his specialty, writes articles with forecasts of sports matches, volunteered at major sporting events, and also about... his failure as a dj, during his school years he was seriously involved in athletics shooting, now prefers football, dreams of becoming a professional commentator. hello, friends, and , probably, the first question for evgeniy, i know that you said that at home, when you watch the program, you answer almost all the questions, do you think it will be the same in the studio or something different? i would like it to be the same, but i still think that the excitement will make itself felt, so i think that there will still be a little bit here. more difficult, well, anxiety is normal, even the greatest athletes, they they are nervous before the start, al

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raising the budget for law enforcement agencies while simultaneously cutting the budget for department of education. [applause] how can we clearly state that we believe in public safety by cutting the future? that's the opposite of public safety. the budget speaks. that's the moral contract. if we are going to talk about policies that actually work, here's the policy. you fund and right size every city agency, every institution that is supposed to serve people at the same rate as law-enforcement agencies and you will see so much upstream that happens that it would not be a reliance for a need on law enforcement agencies so far downstream. that's the policy. >> thank you. [applause] there are a couple things you said about the history we have to acknowledge. we have to acknowledge the history or we are not going to move on. we all agree. in florida, we are having issues with acknowledging history. law-enforcement, slave patrols. let's acknowledge my law enforcement started, how law-enforcement started in our nation. there's one thing i have to push back a little bit because there are going to be peo

for the industries is now being prepared at the agricultural academy in gorki. in 2012, in connection with the construction of a fish farming-industrial complex at the department, our educational focus was directed towards the industrial side, we began to train specialists for closed water supply installations, that is, for specialists who will work with valuable... species of fish, quite industrial ways, yes since 2012 belarus has taken the direction of developing industrial fish farming, trout farming was chosen as a dominant industry, fish farming is now in demand, it is a sought-after specialty, we see that there is always a competition for this specialty, even now we have an admissions company for correspondence courses , and fish farmers, in principle , are very active in fish farming. applicants, we train not only specialists for the republic of belarus, but also our specialists work in the russian federation and in the countries of the european union, they are in great demand and the russian federation often comes to us with a request to select a specialist from our graduates to work in their enterprises. the educational laboratory of the department is modernized every

my colleagues in the department education have department for education have been for a while been working, there will be . of course, there will be a demand for it, but when they have engaging with the have been engaging with the sector, they're confident that this delivered . this will be delivered. >> okay, minister, good to see you this morning. we appreciate your thanks very your time. thanks very much indeed. all right. let's return to norman and leon . um, this to norman and leon. um, this this caught my eye just on the back of talking everything political. uh, leon, the telegraph says civil servants , telegraph says civil servants, because obviously we have a lot of civil servants in westminster , and they want a four day week with the same money. >> i know, don't we all? uh, don't we all? i think this is this is just civil servants really pushing their luck and in particular, who particular, the unions who represent servants represent the civil servants pushing their luck because, let's it you know, let's face it, you know, wouldn't great do less wouldn't it be great to do less wo

the department of education announced data from the free application for federal student aid known as fafsa. it won't be given to colleges and universities until march. the data was supposed to be sent over to higher education institutions starting this month. the delay is due to the department's move to fix error on how the aid is calculated. that's been half years governor newsom's law officially took effect to go after oil companies, he says are taking part in price gouging. that plan called on the state to look into the possibility of imposing price gouging penalties on those companies. but today. >> we learned it could take some time until we know just how that penalty process will work in if it will even be imposed at all. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> you're looking at the moment. governor gavin newsom last year signed senate bill x one dash 2 into law. it called on the california energy commission to look closely into oil industry, finances and investigate alleged price gouging. the legislation also created the state's brand new oil watchdog known as the div

dmitry tyukhay, minsk, head of department. sales of continuing education courses for dentists, here playedminsk, and also played table tennis, billiards, bowling and other disciplines. i am sure that in sports muscles must work more than muscles. and vadim kushko, luninets city, student of bsuir. in addition to working in his specialty, he writes articles with forecasts of sports matches, has volunteered at major sporting events, and has also tried himself as a dj. during my school years i seriously studied lung science. know that somehow the preparation for previous starts should still have an impact today for the better aside, it seems to me that everything will be fine, well, i wish you good luck in our game, i hope that our athletes will cope with the excitement today, and i remind you that there are four periods ahead of us, during which i will ask the participants different questions from the world of sports, for correct answers, you will earn points for incorrect answers, you will lose points, whoever gets the most points will be the winner, but it is also important to remember the

. >> the education department has announced it will autotilly forgive 1.2 billion dollars in loans for nearly 153,000 borrowers who ar eligible for the shortened timed forgine benefit under a plan enacted by pridt biden. 7.5 million borrowers are now involved in the program. half of those enrolled payment.ero dollar monthly reaction from the senate. c-span's capitol hill producer reports the top republican on the educ committee bill cassidy says, president biden is not canceling student debt, he's taking debt from borrowers who willinok it on and transferring it onto taxpayers who chosto attend college or already paid off their loans. it's unfair and nothing to be proud of. >> two years ago, democracy faced its greatest threat since the civil war. today, our democracy remains unbowed and am broke it. >> thursday, march 7, president biden delivers the annual state of the union address during a joint session of congress to outline his priorities for the country. watch our live coverage beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern with our preview program followed by president biden's state of the unio

for our kids. recent estimates show only 67% of new educators in wisconsin make it past five years. through the departmentf workforce develop met our administration is launching a new teacher apprenticeship pilot program at the department of public instruction, to provide more mentorship and support for new educators. [cheering] and finally is one of the largest employers in the state wide menstruation is also going to make sure the state of wisconsin is leading the way by example with new efforts to recruit and retain in our state workforce. i'm also announcing tonight for another office of state employee engagement and retention to improve retention, mentorship and engagement of our state workers across all of our state agencies. [applause] wisconsin we have proven this past year we can do big things. especially when we are willing to do them together. i know we can build upon these efforts in 2024 and together we will. let's get back at it. let's get to work. thank you and aunt wisconsin uw marching band take it away. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheering]

reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educatorrs and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasure hunt. you can only go to your next clue and more will be revealed. follow your instincts, listen to your gut, follow your heart, do what makes you happy and pragmatic and see where it takes you and get to the next place. trust if you want to do good in this world, thattttttttttttttttt >> good afternoon every one, the meeting will come to order. welcome to the february 5, 2024, land and use and transportation committee. i'm mirna melgar chair of the committee joined by aaron peskin and vice chair dean preston. the committee clerk is john caroll and i would also like to thank--for sf go

note that the competition for the military department is 2.5 people per place, with a recruitment of 100 people, applications are still ongoing, this suggests that military educationmong young people; for a university it is not only an event as such, it is truly purposeful work. so that our students, our future applicants have the opportunity to self-realize and acquire during their studies not only a civilian specialty, but also a military one, that is, in essence, they become more competitive. students will also undergo serious combat, fire , topographical, and military medical training, as well as become familiar with the methods chemical and biological protection. the story of one of the wittgenstein family of belarusian aristocrats. who left a unique collection of fine art as a legacy to mir castle in a new book. the art gallery of mikhail savitsky became the platform for the presentation of a historical monograph, the work of olga popko, candidate of historical sciences, associate professor and first director of the mir castle complex. the publication is a collection of paintings by the wittgenstein princes in the context of european art of the 19th century.

and at the same time, treasury department time, the treasury department for for for education and departmentgration higher numbers. if you want to genuthey immigration higher numbers. if you want to genuthe long immigration higher numbers. if you want to genuthe long terme, immigration higher numbers. if you want to genuthe long terme, you nigration higher numbers. if you want to genuthe long terme, you need:ion higher numbers. if you want to genuthe long terme, you need tor over the long terme, you need to reform higher education. you need reform industrial need to form reform industrial training. to have the training. you need to have the entire government brought on to that, also the big one, that, and also the big one, someone's going to need to pay all of these pensions that we're currently ratcheting on currently ratcheting up year on year years. now, year for the next 20 years. now, if british people aren't having enough kids they're not, enough kids and they're not, then you need young workers from somewhere the to somewhere either to keep the to keep the tax base topped up right. un

this is important for a number offen vas, to engage young leaders in this process and activate them in terms of their ability to strengthen our community. >> cheryl: department of educationnds may be used for employment by federal, local or tribal agency for work not associated with a particular interest or group. remember, 58% of young voters are not even sure if they will vote in this election, according to axios. this is a problem for them. >> todd: i would like to go back and confirm this was nonpartisan, should be 50/50 among the college students. i'm sure it won't be. >> carley: and think about the party college students closely align with. there will be legal questions about this. kamala harris said this is nonpartisan, the fact she is promoting it. >> cheryl: i bring up the voter issue, i try to cut to the chase with issues like this. look at latest polling, real clear politics, trump is up 2.1% over biden. they are doing whatever they can to win in november. >> todd: you can expect if this proposal doesn't work, next, all students get a's across the board. >> carley: keep talking about i guess college and college scores and talk about chaos on the court. >> cher

forms don't replace fafsa, but they may provide an estimate on aid offers for the 20 2425 school year, the department of education will not be able to send students fafsa information to schools until march. >> well, that was sweet. story of love from redwood city. one couple is sharing their story to let others know it's never too late to find love. ktvu is amber lee spoke with them about how they finally got together. >> 82 year old carolyn downey and 85 year old don levy are celebrating valentine's day with the white wine he gifted her. they first met here eight years ago in the dining room of brookdale redwood city. a retired home was eating breakfast and he just kept hanging around and i didn't know why. >> something attracted me to her. uh, she's a good look, young woman, levy tells me he was not looking for love at the time. >> it was two years after losing his wife of 54 years, downey, a retired school teacher, says after two short marriages that failed in her early years, she too, was not interested in a relationship. >> he was persistent and we wound up then eating together and then going in the in the p

the near future we will even increase full-time education, who can tell, now including a correspondence department. 4,500 students study at the university, for ukraine there were 3.00 people, most of them students, originally from mariupol and other cities of the dpr. maxim studies at the faculty of physical education and is from teresa. his father and uncle are members of the svo. and i study at kuindzhi moscow state university and i entered here on the initiative of my parents, let’s put it this way, that is, my uncle fought in the war and said that mariupol was liberated. you can calmly go and enroll here, because it was turbulent in donetsk, i didn’t want to sit at a distance, and i decided to enroll here. considering the circumstances, this seems surprising, but approximately 40% of students at kuindzh and nagorodni moscow state university. moreover, this is not only donbass and navorosiya; the geography from which students came is quite wide. were you surprised when applicants from all over russia actually submitted their documents? were you surprised? yes, there was surprise, because you know, well, firstly, lately we have been invite

first off, the free application for federal student aid, known as fafsa, was released three months late, then the department of education announced delays in transferring students financial information over to college uses. and now npr is reporting students whose parents don't have a social security number are having their fafsa applications rejected. >> okay, for more now on the ongoing issues, we're joined by noelia gonzalez. the system wide director of financial aid for the cal state university system. thank you so much for being here . as we just talked about, boy, the rollout has been plagued with delays and unfortunately continue. what kind of effect is this having on students and their families? thank you for having me here today. >> um, what we're seeing is that students are getting very stressed and their families are getting very stressed because they're not able to determine their financial aid awards prior to determining which school they're wanting to attend. so we're doing everything in our power to work with these students and their families. we've been in constant contact with the us department of educat