currently the department of education is using schedule one. our statutory formula would be sufficient. they do not know some of these things. will run out of time in a minute. i want to ask the same question. would it make sense to go ahead and pass this law this year getting rid of the 53 question so it can be implemented at the same time? fortunate to advise on this. this is difficult. to the extent that we can make these sweeping changes once, i'm sure that would be helpful. >> i agree with the prior statements. i think it should be done once. >> my time is up. murray: in overseeing financial aid, you see firsthand how fafsa is just one part of a complicated financial aid process. families face a lot of barriers in getting access to the support they need. your own camp assessing the the mulch was impacted try to make this work during the pandemic. grant recipient myself, i know how forms and eligibility rules create hurdles and headaches for families. withs only gotten worse students and families facing or rules, more forms to get into colle

at the department of education, some of the names are randy having the head of a teachers union at theepartment of education would be significant progress. but we don't know what is going to happen. we're not at the point where we can rest easy. but i think as people and in the movement, we need to signal we are paying attention to this and that we understand just how critical these positions are. again, we need to look at things well, boringhe as agencies weon't pay a lot of attention to but are influential when we are thinking about the power of the purse. new bookhe ford of the "can't pay won't pay," the case for economic disobedience and debt abolition, you write -- "if we don't get organized, debtors will keep getting pushed deeper into a financial hole. in the throes of the pandemic, some payday lenders are charging close to 800% interest on short-term loans, taking advantage of people who have no other way to keep a roof over their heads or put food on the table. mass unemployment in the absence of a functioning safety net intensifies mass indebtedness, fueling the already vastl

commenting that biden could use his existing authority under the higher education act to order the department of education to cancel student loan debt which by the way is clearly sitting at about $1.7 trillion. james, this is -- what i think is interesting about all of this is that it's not even december yet and she's already pushing for more progressive action and is trying to push mitch mcconnell to side on all of this. >>.james: i think taxpayers hae to be infuriated if they've been watching the drama over the last several years, politicians like senator elizabeth warren who when they were add v advocatinge big expansion of the program kept telling us it would be a big winner for taxpayers. now the government is looking at $400 billion in losses on their

you mentioned earlier, your title in the trumpet, ministration member, but she did bosses department of education kind of point crossed and loose with campus sexual assault and the rules around it and how people can comply back against a common issues and sexual assault are under reporting. you know, the victim and perpetrator relationships and lacks a policy of force within the schools. you know, what can be done at a federal government level to campuses sexual assault and within the university itself there needs to be a crackdown. the need to be more investigation and also penalties issued. what we've seen with alice miller is that the department of education under the obama administration had launched a sex discrimination investigation into that school back on august 28th. meaning by, unfortunately, that investigation where he dropped the trump administration in july 20 5th at was because the individual didn't want to cooperate anymore. but the reality is that's a 3 year spanning investigation. that individual had probably graduated college at that point in time. because if you do not seek to

you mentioned earlier, title in the trumpet, ministration, member brooks, who divorces, department of education kind of point the loose with campus sexual assault and the rules around it and how people can comply against a common issues and sexual assault are under reporting. you know, the victim and perpetrator relationships and lax policy of force within the schools . you know, what can be done at a federal government level to end campuses, sexual salt and within the university itself there needs to be a crackdown. there needs to be more investigation. and also helping is the issue. and what we've seen with alice mueller is that the department of education under the obama administration had launched a sex discrimination investigation into the school back on august 26th. i mean by it, unfortunately, that investigation was dropped. i missed the trump administration and july 28th inning, and they big claim that that was because the individuals didn't want to cooperate anymore. but the reality is that for 3 years standing investigation that individual had probably graduated college at that point

department of education recently conducted an investigation into a number of universities and it found many american institutions were not reporting foreign gifts that exceeded $250000.00 annually as it's mandated the department uncovered several of the nation's most prestigious universities have withheld disclosing billions of dollars in foreign funding martine's alex and how it brings us the story. they are an american treasure from sea to shining sea u.s. universities have the reputation of being some of the best in the world places where science and innovation flourish but according to the federal education department there is a problem the issue for an influence as an update to an extensive investigation that took place last year a 34 page report by the government agency lays out that some universities have not been reporting all of their foreign contracts and guests that surpass a total of $250000.00 as they were supposed to do the paper states evidence suggests institutional decision making is generally divorced from any sense of obligation to our taxpayers or concern for our am

you mentioned earlier in the trumpet, ministration, member brooks, who divorces, department of education kind of point on the loose with campus sexual assault and around it. and how people can comply against a common issues and sexual assault are under reporting you know, the victim and the perpetrator relationships and lax policy of force within the schools. you know, what can be done at a federal government level to end campuses sexual sold and within the university itself there needs to be a crackdown. there needs to be more investigation and also helping is aging. and what we've seen with alice mueller is that for department of education under the obama administration, had launched a sex discrimination investigation into the school back in august 26th. i mean, but unfortunately that investigation was you drop and missed the trump administration in july 20000. and the big claim that that was because the individuals didn't want to cooperate anymore. but the reality is that for 3 years standing investigation that individual had probably graduated college at that point in time. because i

of education this administration. i just say there are 5 california attorney general have yet set a sent a letter to the u.s. department of education and secretary of defense urging them to follow up on a promise made to veterans last year last november, the federal administration said it would set up the data matching program to provide automatic student debt relief to combat veterans, they said wednesday, it's unclear how or even if this is being used we want to go details about the program. >>just whether beach it provides relief to all eligible veterans. we want to know about information on the number of student borrowers who have received these under the program as well as the about the release they may have received if i don't want information on the number of student borrowers who are entitled to have not yet received relief under the program. >>the attorney general says he's not accusing the administration of anything but says so much about the program is unclear he noted since 2015 combat veterans have unnecessarily paid more than 100 million dollars in interest on their student loans back in june but said a s

department of education and secretary of defense urging them to follow up on a promise made to veterans last year. last november, the federal administration says that it would set up a date a matching program to provide automatic student debt relieved come to combat combat veterans, will the sarah says that it's unclear how or even if it's being used. >>we want to go details about the program just whether beach it provides relief to all eligible veterans. we want to know about information on the number of student borrowers who have received these under the program as well as the amount of relief. they may have received if i don't want information on the number of student borrowers who are entitled have not yet received relief under the program. >>well the attorney general says that he's not accusing the administration of anything but he says that you know so much about the program is clear back in june the sarah sued a boss and the department of education for failing to implement another promise program meant to provide debt relief to veterans working in public service. let's head over

of education this administration. i just say there are 5 california attorney general have yet set a sent a letter to the u.s. department of education and secretary of defense urging them to follow up on a promise made to veterans last year last november, the federal administration said it would set up the data matching program to provide automatic student debt relief to combat veterans, they said wednesday, it's unclear how or even if this is being used we want to go details about the program. >>just whether beach it provides relief to all eligible veterans. we want to know about information on the number of student borrowers who have received these under the program as well as the about the release they may have received if i don't want information on the number of student borrowers who are entitled to have not yet received relief under the program. >>the attorney general says he's not accusing the administration of anything but says so much about the program is unclear he noted since 2015 combat veterans have unnecessarily paid more than 100 million dollars in interest on their student loans back in june but said a s

now it looks is unlike a couple of the possibilities for the department of education to run that departmenten and lily garcia of the teacher's unions what do you think the impact of that would be? how would that change education in america? >> well, frankly, whether it's lily or randi it will be the teacher's union running the department anyway if either of those are named. that's the most powerful education group in the country particularly the democratic party. the largest organization that the democrat could mention was the teacher's unions. they hold enormous sway. and they will have it their way. telephone don't want to go back to school. they want to get paid but they don't want to go back to classrooms. >> that's a shame but they have revealed themselves to the personal people and that's why the personal people are more interested than ever in school choice and home schooling and other options. they are very disappointed with the behavior of these unions. you will see their reversals, too, on a number of the issues that you talked about plus, of course,we may see this farce on the st

if it is sunny, a overcast day, sometimes it is just a screen between the department of education and the memorial. other times the sun glints off of it. there are five beams that are there and six columns. those columns on the end are doing all of the work of holding the tappeestry, these were designed to support the tapestry. we can walk around behind the back and see how it looks. some of them have the art wires on the front and some have the panels on the back. in the daytime this reads really well with the blue sky behind it. in fact sometimes it's inve invisible. from here the wires look back because they're lit from the inside. >> so from the time this was an idea how long has it taken this memorial to get here? >> the legislation was passed in 1999. there are four senators, four members of the house of representatives and hour presidential appointees, over the years people have had to leave commissioners have retired, commissioners have died. we have a couple -- four, i think, that have been there from the beginning. but in 2014 senator path robeeo took over and that was trans

and with the treasury and department of education. and the outside of the government. and one of the things we decided we were talking about is the ability for young people to manage their finances so working on the advisory council got me thinking how do we make sure we brought students from a community college bringing literacy to the advisory council meeting and they brought us to reality and the difficulties to transportation in computers and it was very interesting. and those who did a wonderful job finding their way to dc. and it's just a microcosm and that just shows how important it is to bring people in who have had a lot and the leaders had to step up what do you see that as well? and in 2008 and doing good in the world with the social mission of companies from a little known year ago but to be seen a financial services company so that was a little counterculture. and what really sticks with me we were facing an operation that we had and then using machines and scanning that in. and then to be worried what would happen to them. and some of them because they w

which was started during the eisenhower administration and then behind you, you have the department of education, formerly hew that started during the eisenhower administration. the federal aviation administration, again, during the eisenhower administration and the jewel in the crown, if you will, the air and space museum and of course, nasa which began during the eisenhower administration. so it's perfectly suited for ike. as we walk into the memorial from this corner, we have a column here that has the five stars which was, of course, the insignia for generaliz eisenhow and other generals during world war ii, when the legislation was passed in 1999 that created the eisenhower commission, unique to this presidential memorial was the fact that it called for him to be recognized not only as the 34th president of the united states, but the supreme allied commander of the european expeditionary force. this column which is 10 1/2 feet in diameter and is clad once again in the same limestone anbar from spain then recognizes this role that he had as the five-star general and commander of all of the f

it worked very well with the department of education which came up with a special certification for us. in addition to our funding that we have been able to put into the program, the department of health and human services has other us generously with funds for at risk youth, the free and reduced lunch youth which is where this money as directed. knewne of the things -- we the way for the program to expand the most was for it to become a private entity. it took about two years until matt raised his hand on behalf of united way. united way agreed to take over responsibility for the program and now, we are very excited they have become an official affiliate for national jag. thank you very much, john. fred? fred: [indiscernible] gov. ricketts: the question was thate of the reasons why it is a statewide pandemic. it is pretty uniform throughout the state right now. that is why local public health departments will not be allowed to take their own steps because it all has to be approved by the state. fred's question is -- what about the municipalities taking their steps to do additional thi

of a federal tracking system has made it more difficult to monitor spread within districts, a point that current education secretary betsy devos refutes. >> i'm not sure there is a role for the departmentof education to compile and conduct that research. >> if my secretary of education is saying it's not her job nor the federal government's job and sometimes the local government is like, well, it's not really our job it's the district's job and the district is going, well, we're going to put it on the schools, inevitably it gets put on you. >> it's the department of education, that's their role. we need a strong federal response to start compiling this information. >> we are wear a mask. >> reporter: plekd biden has promised to give schools clear effective national guidelines for reopening safely. >> is there time now as the winter months are approaching to course correct? >> no question. there's always something you can do. but the single most important measure is an easy one and that's universal masking. >> wear a mask, alisyn, it's as simple as that. we reached out for a statement in response to the story and they said face-to-face instruction will continue to occur with safety esh

it came up from the 10th circuit, it was 2-1 in the 10th circuit in favor of the department of education. the 10th circuit took it on, then divided it 6-6 by dividing it into firms. it came to the supreme court where it was 5-4 in favor of the department of education finding the statute was ambiguous. the majority -- interesting lineup. breyer who wrote the majority, ginsburg andns, alito. and then in dissent, scalia, thomas and suitor. the case had numerous opinions reflecting the full range of statutory interpretation. justice kennedy wrote a concurrent in which justice alito joined saying the status was ambiguous, but would have reversed the order of the opinion and discussed the text first and the purpose of the statute second. he had a line in there that he wrote, we must give deference to the author of the opinion in matters of expedition. when that came around, justice scalia said you better save that. i may need that line. scalia wrote a classic scalia dissent. the language is unambiguous, citing the return, the holy trinity, a choice he has always pointed to as a case of elevati

department of education and secretary of defense urging them to follow up on a promise made to veteranst year last november. the federal administration said that it would set up a date a matching program to provide automatic student debt relief to combat veterans but javier becerra says it is unclear how or even if this program is being used. >>we want to go details about the program just whether beach it provides relief to all eligible veterans. we want to know about information on the number of student borrowers who have received these under the program as well as the about the release they may have received if i don't want information on the number of student borrowers who are entitled to have not yet received relief under the program. >>the attorney general says that he's not accusing the administration of anything but so much about the program is unclear in june. the sarah sued. the department of education for failing to implement a another promise program meant to provide debt relief to veterans working in public service. >>take quick break 5.53 time we'll be right back. when i fo

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. >> i'm not sure there is a role for the department of education to compile and conduct that research saying it's not her job, nor the federal government's job, and then, sometimes the local government's like, well, it's not really our job. it's the district's job. and the district's going, well, we're going to put it on the schools. and then, inevitably, it gets put on you. >> it's department of education. that's their role. we need a strong, federal response to start compiling this information. >> wear a mask. >> reporter: president-elect biden has promised to give schools clear, consistent, effective, national guidelines winter months are approaching, to course correct? >> no question. there is a always somethilways can do. but the single-most important measure is masking. >> in response to a cnn request for statement, an official wrote face to face instruction will continue to occur with safety measures in place and accordance and guidelines provided by the cdc, state, and local health authorities. the health and wellbeing of our students remains our top priority as we work to mee

department of education and secretary of defense. to follow up on a promise that was made to veterans last year. last november, the federal administration said that it would set up a date a matching program to provide automatic student debt relief to combat veterans. but the sarah says it's unclear how or even if it's being used right now. >>we want to go details about the program jess weather beach. it provides relief to all eligible veterans. we want to know about information on the number of student borrowers who have received these under the program as well as the about the release they may have received if i don't want information on the number of student borrowers who are entitled to have not yet received relief under the program. >>and the attorney general says that he's not accusing the administration of anything but says that so much about that program is unclear to this day in june but sarah sued the department of education for failing to implement another promise program that was meant to provide debt relief. veterans work

department of education and secretary of defense urging them to follow up on a promise made to veterans last year. last november, the federal administration said it would set up a date a matching program to provide automatic student debt relief to combat veterans, but the sarah says it's unclear how or even if this is being used. >>we want to go details about the program jess weather beach. it provides relief to all eligible veterans. we want to know about information on the number of student borrowers who have received these under the program as well as the amount relief they may have received if i don't want information on the number of student borrowers who are entitled to have not yet received relief under the program. >>the attorney general says he's not accusing the administration of anything but says so much about the program is unclear in june basara sued that's the device and the department of education for failing to implement another promise program meant to provide debt relief to veterans working in public service. tonight we recognize how veterans continue to serve well aft

department of education and the secretary of defense urging them to follow up on a promise made to veteransar in november, the federal administration said it was going to set up data matching program to provide automatic student debt relief to combat veterans, but the sarah says it's unclear how or even if that program is being used we want to go details about the program. >>weather beach. it provides relief to all eligible veterans. we want to know about information on the number of student borrowers who have received these under the program. about the release. they may have received if i don't want information on the number of student borrowers who are entitled have not yet received relief under the program. >>the attorney general says he's not accusing the administration of anything but says there's a lot on clear about this program in june. he sued the department of education for failing to implement another promise program that was supposed to provide debt relief to veterans working in public service. >>well passing more covid relief remains at a standstill as senate majority leader mi

of education this administration. i just say. >>verify california attorney general have yet set a sent a letter to the u.s. department of education and secretary of defense urging them to follow up on a promise made to veterans last year last november, the federal administration said it would set up the data matching program to provide automatic student debt relief to combat veterans, they said wednesday, it's unclear how or even if this is being used we want to go details about the program. >>jess weather beach. it provides relief to all eligible veterans. we want to know about information on the number of student borrowers who have received these under the program as well as the amount relief. they may have received if i don't want information on the number of student borrowers who are entitled to have not yet received relief under the program. >>the attorney general says he's not accusing the administration of anything but says so much about the program is unclear he noted since 2015 combat veterans have unnecessarily paid more than 100 million dollars in interest on their student loans back in june but said a sui

this isn't a happy day for us in the department of education. it's been eight eventful and challenging year in so many ways to say the least. but our schools have opened and have been remarkably safe with 8.9 positivity rate. they've also been safe havens for our children. we know that our students need that interaction so we feel a deep sense of commitment to making sure that we can open for re-in-person education again as soon as it's physically safe to do so. just this morning i was visiting the bronx and i want to give a shout out to principle when oh and the smiles and the interaction of her teachers and the students, and the love and support that the students were showing for the teachers are something that i can't, wait and i know you can't wait mister mayor to see again very. soon we care this emergency with us today as we announced this temporary closure. i want to emphasize that we are looking at this as a temporary closure. we will get students back in buildings as soon as we can, safely. this is our number one priority and our number

i mean, if we do not know we're going to go to my workplace at a department of education, i'm employed as a laborer relations officer in charge for the 2 to sippin and making sure that today's labor has done all at work with the hour of operation or not, so it's because media reports of a nationwide outsourcing and achievements to decide to spaciousness with the differences between myself and the for me is so they are there for, you know, it well, there was a leg a little early now do you know, you know, what quality of education is to, to repeat it, because educators do not have control over the lead us. leno's are now starting to us all to educators so constantly you are faced with, with situations that imbalance so bad over the view that the only time when human beings change their behavior is if they set out of pain, that is only time i'm actually feeling proud because i don't learn of people beat the president out, maybe he was to do something like that still for taking an entire communities actually have been taking. so i think he's been driven by the patience of it's like, even

department of education and the secretary of defense urging them to follow up on a promise that they made to veterans last november, the federal administration said that it would set up a date a matching program to provide automatic student debt relief to combat veterans. but that's the sarah says that it's unclear how or even if it's being used at all. >>we want to go details about the program weather beach. it provides relief to all eligible veterans. we want to know about information on the number of student borrowers who have received these under the program as well as the amount of relief. they may have received if i don't want information on the number of student borrowers who are entitled to have not yet received relief under the program. >>the attorney general says he's not accusing the administration of anything but he is asking questions in june he sued the department of education for failing to implement another promise program that was meant to provide debt relief to veterans working in public service. >>time now 7.42 we'll take a quick break be right back. if your dry ey

i mean, if we know you're going to go to my workplace at the department of education, i'm employed as a laborer relations officer in charge for the 2 to sippin and it making sure that today's labor is done. oh, it would be the out for ya. we all fall for pollution or not, so let's see. who was the media reports of a nationwide chief men said to decide to spaciousness with the differences between myself and the 14 is so day on day off. well, you know, it well, there was a lack a little early now do you know what quality of education is to to really do it because educators do not have control over the lead us leno's are now starting to us all to educators so constantly you are faced with, with situations that imbalance. but over the view that the only time when human beings change their behavior is if they set out of paper, that is only time i'm actually feeling proud because i do learn of people people crazy out me. if you look to do something like that, still for taking an entire could meet is actually of the making. so i think he's been driven by the patience of it's like, even if yo

the department of education and the president tweets about patriotism. -- education in american history and patriotism. this is in the direct rebuttal to the product of the new york times. something like that. that means i saw that. and i saw the headlines a week or so ago about removing the terms with white supremacy from the federal government training issues. when you think about all of those headlines that just screams anti- communist issues. the 1950s. rearing back up again. and never went away. as they stir the base. they pour on the idea of the academia. and corrupting the mind of pure american citizens. you get much better clarity on that. they have to respond to that. it was a relative a question to how. anti- intellectualism in this sort of nationalism and rob rob patriots. if you especially want to change the curriculum. you read the book and you get a much better clarity on that. another headline that works will is affirmative action. all of these federal court cases challenging affirmative action cases. i'm at ucla. our campuses have the history of being in the spotlight fo

and then the child woman, the department of education says it is working to support child care providers through the pandemic, nurseries, preschools and child minders have received significant financial support over the past months and will benefit from a planned 3600000000 funding package in 2020 to 21 for free, early education and childcare places, we're providing extra stability and reassurance to settings that are open by block, buying childcare places for the rest of this year at the level we would have funded before coronavirus. regardless of how many children are attending the for many that simply isn't enough to knock down, may have made things easier and a little cheaper for parents in the short term. but as the country opens up without the support in place, the long term consequences for both careers and childhood development could be devastating. or that is it for me, this hour will be back in about just over 30 minutes with another full and fresh look at news. this is art international, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe

now we are going to my workplace at the department of education. oyed as a labor relations officer. they are fully aware of the operation. the media reported the operation , and the achievements with the differences between myself and the police, they are fully aware. cracks education has deteriorated. educators do not have control. constantly, you are faced with situations with an imbalance. i am of the view that the only time that humans change their behavior is if there is pain. >> i am actually very proud because not a lot of people -- i would never be able to do something like that. protecting an entire community is a big thing. >> you know it is not going to stop. >> everything must sacrifice just to save our community. >> it is not easy to run an organization like this. in the three years, i think we've done enough. it would be difficult to continue for another three years because we don't have the funds. >> 154. >> 1, 2, 3, 4. >> eight cell phones. one hammer. >> one day a good samaritan will come along and see the good that we are trying to