. -- than betsy devos. we have a lot to talk about. i will be returning a bit later to moderate the question and answer. . professor paul peterson and betsy devos. [applause] sec. devos: thank you for that kind introduction. is one of thehool gems of all of american postsecondary education. peterson, i first want to recognize the significance and influential contributions to the advancement of school choice you have made. few scholars have left such indelible fingerprints on this critical conversation. thank you for continuing to facilitate that dialogue. a special thanks to the harvard as they prepare for their next steps. i wish her nothing but the best. in cambridge, there are many great people working on many great ideas. that has been the case for a very long time. graduates have gone on to shape culture and society, create new businesses and technologies, cure diseases, and lead governments around the globe. it is a privilege to be here. i don't want to talk about my age. kennedy is the first presiden

thank you very much, secretary devos. i know a lot of people have questions to ask, and there are four microphones. as per the usual forum drill, scattered around the forum. and let me remind everyone in the room of the importance of discourse and exchange. and civility and most importantly, allowing everyone to fully participate in this question and answer period. both listening, hearing, and speaking. and the rules of the forum question and answer are designed to do that. the first rule, for those of you who haven't been there, please identify your self-. the second is, ask a question that is compact and brief. and i'm afraid i will have to cut off anything like a lengthy statement and questions end with a question mark. and the third rule is one question per person, please. who would like to go? yes, ma'am. >> hello, secretary devos. i'm actually a parent here. i don't know how many parents there are in this room. i have children who have been in district schools, charter schools and parochial schools. so i think all s

-- betsy devos is doing.nk you. do, too. i free sheet your comments. there are a lot of cases where you really do not know for sure what happened and where tradition in our justice system is presumption of innocence. in this system, not only has that been overridden by the obama rules and by a lot of colleges, they have actually found young men guilty and railroaded them out of college in the face of strong evidence of innocence in some cases. everybody is texting all the time at colleges, it seems, and often, we have lots of cases where if you look at the text messages the complainants sent over time, it's quite clear they consented to what happened. maybe a year later or a month later, they decided they were raped, even though the evidence shows they were not. it is enough cases you have to worry about innocent young men being railroaded out of college as this young man just described. host: thomas calling from frankfort, kentucky. caller: i want to say i think it is a shame what is going on, all these rape

kennedy junior forumel professor paul peterson and secretary elizabeth devos. [applause] >> thank you for that kind introduction.t and doug elmendorf, thank you for the opportunity. the kennedy school. click one of the -- but of all of american post secondary education. professor peterson, i look forward to our conversation but i first want to recognize the significant and influential contributions to the advancement of school choice you have made over the years. to both the program on education policy and governance here at harvard and education next, few scholars have left such indelible fingerprints on this critical conversation. thank you for continuing to facilitate that dialogue.t and a special thanks to president faust for a decade of leadership as president of this one of america's most finest institutions of higher learning. as she and how to prepare for the next apps, i was sure nothing but the best. during cambridge there are many great people working on manyeatp great ideas to better the lives of all americans and people across the globe. that's bee

betsy devos: we know that this policy has not worked in too many ways and in too many places.nd we need to get it right and so we are determined through the course of conversation and the course of discussion with all parties to ensure that whatever is done in the future will address the issues and get them right. scott: what are your thoughts about the decision by betsy devos to reopen essentially what's going on with title ix? anne hedgepeth: i think big picture we saw immediately that the department of education's office for civil rights is walking back protections for students. scott: anne hedgepeth is a vice president of at the american association of university women. she worries trump administration actions will again put students, particularly female students, at risk. anne: we're seeing evidence that the department of education is not as committed to the issue and really gonna to take a hands-off approach. that's deeply concerning to us. seeing one in five women experience attempted or completed sexual violence during their time in college is a crisis. prof. laura kip

. >> on thursday, education secretary betsy devos spoke diversity aton harvard.uring her remarks, several raising protested i their fists, snapping their fingers, in holding up banners. this is one hour. [applause] >> good

i prefer the job of holding betsy devos accountable for not knowing anything (laughs). (audience laughing and applauding) you know, about education. (audience laughing) - to be fair. - to be fair. (chuckles) so i like this job and i like representing the people of minnesota. - okay, well, keep it, we're done here. a good place to end, it's fun to see you again. thank you so much for being here, congratulations. - thank you, everybody. (audience cheers and applauds) - al franken, thank you. we'd love to have you join us in the studio. visit our website at klru.org/overheard to find invitations to interviews, q&as with our audience and guests and an archive of past episodes. - to me, the most effective thing to do is every one of you here have an issue that you care about and is to actually become active in that, and it's also you, it's good for your mental health to be involved in something that you care about and to be with people who care about the same thing. - [announcer] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided, in part, by the alice kleberg reynolds founda

a spokesperson for education secretary betsy devos declined to comment on the changes. duriring her confirmation hearis last january, devos told senators states should be left to decide whether to comply with the individuals with disabilities education act. that prompted a follow-up question to devos by new hampshire democrat maggie hassan. >> i want t to go back to the individual disabilities in education act. that is a federal civil rights law. so do you stand by your statement a few minutes ago that it should be up to the states whether to follolow it? >> the law -- fedederal law must be followed or federal dollars are in play. >> were you unaware what i just asked you that it was a federal law? >> i m may have confused it. amamy: new york's attorney genel has opened a civil rights probe into the weinstein company after dozens of women came forward alleging rape and other sexual crimes by movie mogul harvey weinstein. schneiderman has subpoenaed company records relating to sexual harassment and gender discrimination complaints, investigating whether the company broke

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was but hit back just before the break through oh no liverpool for devo the regi one moan a tough time. lead the queues and then reach at the lead when argentinian striker lucas and la rio continued his good start to life in the bundesliga. but yacob last of cuffs he snatched a point for the wolves in sixty nine minutes the fourth draw in a row under new coach martin schmidt it did not play the coups enough the straight home league win. you have today thanks for watching. why are people in east africa threatened by starvation what are the causes of the situation. we focus on five specific problem areas. this human journalistic project tries to find the answer.

last month betsy devos said it was unfair to the accused. critics say she tipped the scales to sexual predators. >> republicans have passed the budget bill. 51-49. it's crucial because it lets republicans use reconciliation to pass tax reform later this year. only need 50 votes to pass it instead of 60. every democrat voted against the republican budget bill in the senate tonight. only republican to vote no? rand paul. >>> learning names of two people critically injured in deadly onoc sosa and jose gillen are in the hospital, only two shooting victims who survived the rampage in edgewood. one of the two people killed lived in arlington and commuted two hours each way to get to work. loved ones tell us he was so concerned about the suspected gunman's temperament, he brought it up at church prayer sessions. >> would mention he had a rough day at work with this person. tragic it happened to the families. had to be him. >> say he shot and injured someone in delaware before they caught him. bail at $2.1 million today, remaining in delaware until

but just one shoutout to secretary betsy devos who is wildly wealthy, flies on a private plane, but it's plane, period. >> there we go. and a shoutout. betsy woodruff, thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, donald trump claims he won't benefit from his tax proposal at all. he could show his tax returns and prove it. the billionaires in his cabinet stand to benefit a whole lot. -ahh. -the new guy. -whoa, he looks -- -he looks exactly like me. -no. -separated at birth much? we should switch name tags, and no one would know who was who. jamie, you seriously think you look like him? uh, i'm pretty good with comparisons. like how progressive helps people save money by comparing rates, even if we're not the lowest. even if we're not the lowest. whoa! wow. i mean, the outfit helps, but pretty great. look at us. wow. i mean, the outfit helps, fixodent plus adhesives. there's a denture adhesive that holds strong until evening. just one application gives you superior hold even at the end of the day fixodent. strong more like natural teeth. whfight back fastts, with tums smoothies. it starts diss

education secretary betsy devos is considering a plan to only partially forgive student loans. the change would abandon an obama administration policy of erasing all the debt. here in california, the change would impact thousands of people who attended now defunct schools like wyo tech. >>> tech giants are paying huge salaries to recruit a.i. specialists. artificial intelligence, that is. a new report in "the new york times" says nearly all big tech companies have an a.i. project in the works or a.i. projects in the works and willing to pay experts millions of dollars to help get it done. the problem is a shortage of talent. insiders say a.i. specialists fresh out of school can be paid from $300,000 to half a million dollars a year or more in salary and company stock. >>> southwest airlines in-flight concerts seem to be hitting the right notes with many passengers. the airline is partner ing with warner music to provide in it-air concerts called live at 35, as in 35,000 feet and usually is country artists with acoustic instruments. the concerts will continue. southwest stages 2

betsy devos is considering only partially forgiving loans defrauded by for-profit colleges. department officials confirm the changes being discussed right now and such a change would abandon the policy of erasing the debt and leave students with loans that they must pay for without receiving the education they were promised. >> reporter: klay thompson's shootings skills will do a lot of good. the star finishes points with purpose campaign last night. he pledged to donate $1,000 to each fire victims for each point he scores for home games. thompson led with 29 points last night against the detroit pistons. klay's score pushed his total donation to $69,000 and he's raised more than $300,000 from fans online. >> over to meteorologist mike nicco. >> 51 degrees in walnut creek. hopefully you slept well, had to close the windows because it was too cold. you'll need the sunglasses, even cooler than over the weekend. slightly warmer tuesday and wednesday as a tease before that wet pattern comes in for friday, wet pattern comes in for friday, saturday and sunday. look at how stout th

. >> we are joined by former fremont battalion chief mark devoe.patched to a fire, and you find yourself in something way beyond what you are expecting. what you make of that? >> i think they were surprised. much like many firefighters. we are talking about the largest fire in terms of death toll and destruction in california history. >> obviously a different approach. when you're called to a brush fire and see cars and homes on fire. when you were here last we touched on things people who have been affected need to know about. scammers and price gouging. you gave good information on how people can avoid falling victim to scammers. but price gouging can be tricky. when you're talking about how much you are being ripped off and how you reported. >> it's difficult because we also want to protect businesses. within the statute there are clauses that allow is this is, they have to spend this if they have to spend tremendous amounts of money to get those services or products there is some leeway. that is key. what's important is the social media aspect

. >>> education secretary betsy devos was in the bay area today. >> i'm not familiar with what was introduceday relevant to that, but we have announced a process to go through a proper rule making process, something that hasn't been done previously. >> she dropped by to promote individualized education, part of a two-day west coast tour which ends in seattle tomorrow. >>> there's a chance the nfl will make a ruling tomorrow about the status of the raiders game this weekend. we'll explain next. the autumn carved turkey is back for a limited time at subway. so much turkey. because everyone likes easy. sure do. because everyone is on the go. because we all like to save energy, but sometimes we slip up. reaching up. shhh. because sometimes we want it cool at night then toasty in the mornings. introducing the easy to use, energy saving, adjustable from everywhere, easy on the wall and the eyes, nest thermostat e. e is for everyone. oh, you yeah!ht butch. (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts. (laugh

was but hit back just before the breakthrough on the liverpool for devo the regi all moan a tough time. naval coups and then reach of the league when argentinian striker lucas and laurie oakes continued his good start to life in the bundesliga. but yak a blast of coffee snatched a point for the wolves and sixty nine minutes the fourth draw in a row under new coach martin schmidt it did not play the coups no flood straight home league win. you have today thanks for watching. our million people in east africa threatened by starvation what are the causes of the situation. we focus on five specific problem areas. this huge journalistic project tries to find answers why africa goes green our topic this week on w online. i don't want to look at the video was all believable when. i was. on the must. confess and. flex the if to buy the enemy so most folks mostly want excellent. i. absolutely demolished. like i said it was like it's like i stand it up against them at a. shrine to my oldest sister about a mission so i'm not a law that says what is. going to fit i don't give you poison in my eyes

the associated press has learned education secretary betsy devos is considering a different plan for only partial forgiveness of those loans. the obama plan would have cancelled $550 million in student debt. and with game four of the world series tonight, major league baseball is punishing houston astros first baseman yuli gurriel for his racist gesture and words last night during houston's win over the los angeles dodgers. after hitting a home run against pitcher yu darvish, the cuban- born gurriel pulled on the corners of eyes in the dugout and muttered the word "chinito"" derogatory spanish slang meaning "little chinese." darvish is half-japanese. gurriel apologized and said he didn't mean to offend anyone, while darvish said, "acting like that, you just disrespect all the people around the world." baseball has suspended gurriel for five games next season. he will not miss any world series games. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh acc

there was such an adverse reaction to betsy devos being approved as secretary of education. i was then identified as the target they were going to go after. it was merciless, dishonest, some other interview we can talk about the fake news during this confirmation conference but i got beat up pretty bad and it made some of the more liberal republicans a little nervous. once you lose three people and you start out losing two, the people who voted for betsy weren't going to lose for me. you lose one more, the longer this went on, the more the press could focus on these distorted stories and the more nervous it made people. the press reported that i hadn't filed my papers and there must be something wrong. i filed january 1. the office of government ethics which was headed by an obama appointee wouldn't react to my papers. they sat on them for six or seven weeks. in the meantime, the press keeps beating me up, humor makes me the target, some republicans got nervous, and i didn't want the president to suffer a defeat on the senate floor that had my name attached to it. discretion

nearly 5000 educators surveyed say that they did not feel perspective i the education secretary, betsy devos% say that their work is often stressful and sleep plays a factor, with 71% of teachers say they managed only five have week in. the education department has yet to comment on these findings. throw on another cup of coffee. could this be the future of the cake up -- k cup? pot.ly disposable coffee the lid is would pulled. the mesh is a fabric made from plant fibers. the rain its now to a consumer alert. with black friday one month away, many shoppers are looking into what they hope to grab in a deep discount. four k tv prices will hit record with 60 inch sets at 350 dollars. iphone seven's will be as low as one dollar with a contract. gamers, last year's xbox one and playstation for will be as low as $179. larry: deals to be had up there. four k tv, that's gamers, last . adrianna: apple says that preorders for the new smartphone was off the charts. you were supposed to be able to get it i the end of november, soto are being told not to expect the phone until december. fixer upper stars

betsy devos at the whole thing wrong. we could not go to schools with white people. they were built brick by brick to educate their future. that was not meant to play with this or have it floundering. many in the african-american community are upset because that is one of the two pieces for african-americans to go to middle income status. there are a lot of issues on the table. i am waiting and listening for some of those issues to come around. education, crime. we have not heard about the crime yet. and the affordable care act. aca. yes, it has problems. aca, the affordable care act, that the republicans gave to president obama and he embraced. the issue was trying to help with insurance. yes, you had high deductibles and some issues. there is strong concern in the black community that with this on round of executive orders what is to be done, it will be the least of these. when it comes to issues in urban america the jury is still up but it does not look good right now. sarah: i would just like to clarify something on hbcu's and education. president trump has done

betsy devos at the whole thing wrong. we could not go to schools with white people. they were built brick by brick to educate their future. that was not meant to play with this or have it floundering. many in the african-american community are upset because that is one of the two pieces for african-americans to go to middle income status. there are a lot of issues on the table. i am waiting and listening for some of those issues to come around. education, crime. we have not heard about the crime yet. and the affordable care act. aca. yes, it has problems. aca, the affordable care act, that the republicans gave to president obama and he embraced. the issue was trying to help with insurance. yes, you had high deductibles and some issues. there is strong concern in the black community that with this on round of executive orders what is to be done, it will be the least of these. when it comes to issues in urban america the jury is still up but it does not look good right now. sarah: i would just like to clarify something on hbcu's and education. president trump has done

if you notice that mike pence, who else, betsy devos, rick perry, ben carson and even the attorney general, some of them are connected to the movement. he has in this cabinet, essentially half his cabinet now and he hasn't touched on the major subjects of abortion or homosexuality yet but he certainly feeds them in many ways already. >> there so many more questions to ask but i want to give you all a chance to ask some of these questions so if you would like to ask a question, please come to the microphone. ask a question, don't make a statement, and ask a brief question otherwise bad things will happen to you, is my understanding. [laughter] brief questions for our our author. >> since the 1820s or 30s or so, has it been driven by person or ideology. >> i think both. i think in the face of some people they created the ideal. dwight who is one of the great preachers of the mid- 19 centur century, he put all kinds of strands of doctrine together that he found in england and in the united states and he crisscrossed them and nobody noticed particularly because he was such a perfect american,

. >> the first lady traveled with national education secretary betsy devos to a middle school outside detroit. they visited with students in a cafeteria raising awareness of the no-child-eats-alone initiative. >> i encourage you to find a new friend and eat lunch with a new friend. and know the friend. ask them what they like, what their hobbies are. and so nobody is sad, stressed, and everybody feels included. >> mrs. trump also spent time inside a sixth grade classroom that focuses on social emotional learning. >>> and one of america's greatest unsung heroes has finally given the recognition he deserves. >> for decades, gary rose was forced to keep his acts of valor secret, even from his wife. now, he's been singled out publicly for the nation's highest honor. >> reporter: gary michael rose enlisted as a combat medic in vietnam. at age 22 on a secret mission behind enemy lines his unit came under attack. he was the only medic for more than 100 men. so for four days in the jungle he treated his comrades even though he was injured too. when the choppers finally extracted them, his got

now betsy devos has said working on a plan that would give students only partial relief according togolden state warriors are helping a family devastated by the wildfires. the family lost their home in the fire but nine-year-old jordyn johnsen was able to save her steph curry shoes which make her play better for her team. after writing a letter to steph curry the warriors invited the entire family to the game last night. >> this is really crazy how so many people got us here. >> this super exciting they invited us. >> it is very humbling. it is amazing, it is overwhelming and good. we are so grateful. >> she and her brother had a private post game meeting with the warriors and during the game the community foundation presented a $1.2 million check to 49 local organizations. >>> turnovers came back to haunt the warriors as they lost to the pistons last night. in the second quarter the warriors were down by one. steph curry and kevin durant were in control early but the warriors were leading by 14 at one point then they committed a season-high 21 turnovers. >> he has scored eight strai

on a detergent -- on education secretary betsy devos' decision to rescind an obama era detergent -- on education secretary betsy decision on how universities handle sexual assault. washington journal, join the discussion. >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, a look at controversial union and confederate generals during a live discussion with authors and historians from petersburg, virginia. a.m.,ng saturday at 9:00 and sunday at 9:15 eastern. the januaryica, 1968 weekly series examines resistance to the vietnam war and the draft. >> we are living in the middle of the beast. lyndon johnson is a common murder and should be arrested for murder. there are no limits to dissent. i think the peace movement should have the anger of the vietnamese women whose child is burned by napalm dropped by american planes in the sky. that is the anger the peace movement should reflect. the peace movement has got to go into the streets, and it's got to use the tactic of disruption. the american people are drunk with apathy. >> sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on oral histories, we continue our ser

. >>> you can find this online on our website, c-span.org and search for betsy devos. >>> financial and personal information exposed, and the person testifying today, the former chair and ceo of the company. richard smith. he will be testifying before four different committees this week. >>> financial and persona >>> financial and personal information exposed, and the person testifying today, the former chair and ceo of the company. richard smith. he will be testifying before four different committees this week. .

5000 educators surveyed said they do not feel say they do not approve of education secretary betsy devos. many teachers only average 5-7 hours of sleep per night. the education department has yet to comment on the findings of the survey. halloween is tomorrow, but today is national candy corn day. love it or hate it, the sweet treat is popular this time of year. they were made in the late 1800s to celebrate the beauty of corn and the autumn colors. yet. yuck.phone -- the iphone x is about to hit markets, and if you get one, don't drop it. cost nearly now $100 more than the iphone eight plus repair. quality phone case and screen protector. the phone is $1000. i'm sure the repairs are expensive. let's take a look of the extended forecast. we have a blustery afternoon. tonight, 30's and 40's. tomorrow, a cool day for halloween. temperatures will be falling through the 50's but it will be a dry day. the next chance of precipitation is on wednesday ahead of the next warm front. through midweek. by thursday and friday, temperatures are ramping up. looking into next weekend, that will be our ne

devos pays for marshalls to fly n her private plane, which reduces travel cost and devos foots the billhe plane. at story is available politico. tamikanaugusta, georgia, independent line. hi. caller: how you doing? i was calling about the gun control issue. ought to just face facts, we will never have total control of we can control -- army how you have to turn the ammunition, we can implement civilian society and actually have legit ccountability of the ammunition, who uses it and how they use it. from san antonio, texas, democrat's line. pedro.: hi, i just want to say that i get see these time i shootings, when i see all the fficials run out to the microphone and praise first police and all that, when by their policy, they allowing regular citizens to nut jobs to be able are out weapons that forces ing the police that have to deal with them, other than the swat teams. texas, seniore in like we especially felt are captives to where, i haven't texas a movie since passed their open carry law because you never know what kind are in the movie theater with, you know, whatever kind of guns.

education secretary betsy devos is considering a plan to only partially forgive student loans.would abandon an obama administration policy of erasing all the debt. the change would impact those who attend defunct schools. >>> an apple engineer reportedly fired because of a video his daughter posted online. she recorded the iphone x and posted on her blog. you could see code names for unreleased apple products in the notes app. apple has not commented on the incident but the company has a strict no recording policy on its campus. >>> the u.s. marketer of corona is dipping its toes into the marijuana business. a 10% stake in a canadian marijuana company called canopy growth corporation. they will create cannabis they will create cannabis infused beverages. they will not unless marijuana is legalized nationally. >> we know a lot of you got in on the adult fun over the weekend. ♪ >> okay, i'm assuming this will not work if you're just a member of the general public. he slowly rode his tricycle into the arena and it was no problem because this man is steph curry. you can see draymon

betsy devos got the whole thing wrong. we could not go to schools with white people and for slaves to build brick by brick to educate their future, that was a lot to play with this or not play but have it floundering. many in the african-american community are very upset about that because that is one of the key pieces for african-americans to propel into the middle income status, so there are a lot of issues that are still on the table. i'm waiting and listening for some of that, for some of those issues to come around. education, crime, we haven't really heard about the crime yet, and the affordable care act, aca. yes, it has problems. aca, the affordable care act better known as obamacare that republicans gave to president obama and he embraced saying yes, obama cares, the issue was trying to help the least of these with insurance. you had high deductibles and yes you had some issues but there is a strong concern within the black community that with this new round of executive orders on what's to be done, it's going to

i can give you an analogy, betsy devos was recently at my school same people have gotten really crazy with these sexual-harassment procedures. they kept saying things which they didn't quite fully think of a cap sane and then there is a certain moment in. if you're really in a war you don't care so much about lawyers or how you look, i think the main interest of these weapons, could be wrong but i think it allows us to deliver coercive call them strikes, nudges, prompts, inducements. i think the attack was excellent nobody in the world, no government said that was wrong, should've done that. it's precisely in that shadowland where you're not an all-out war and just think to hell with the rules, this is all out war but it isn't quite normal peacetime interactions rethink there's hesitation. there should be. you don't want to be provocative or have people to announce it. in a situation like that think there's some hesitation. i give you an example which is instructive. the bush administration had this program to stop the reformation of weapons of mass destruction. one thing that we did

betsy devos at the whole thing wrong. we could not go to schools with white people.y were built brick by brick to educate their future. that was not meant to play with this or have it floundering. many in the african-american community are upset because that is one of the two pieces for african-americans to go to middle income status. there are a lot of issues on the table. i am waiting and listening for some of those issues to come around. education, crime. we have not heard about the crime yet. and the affordable care act. aca. yes, it has problems. aca, the affordable care act, that the republicans gave to president obama and he embraced. the issue was trying to help with insurance. yes, you had high deductibles and some issues. there is strong concern in the black community that with this on round of executive orders what is to be done, it will be the least of these. when it comes to issues in urban america the jury is still up but it does not look good right now. sarah: i would just like to clarify something on hbcu's and education. president trump has done more

last week to very little notice, devos seemed to go along with eliminating 72 stipulations having toal needs children. that affects an enormous number of parents and children themselves across this country. and i sometimes worry, i don't know whether you worry at all about the fact that we are hit with a niagra of stories out of washington having to do with the president and his behavior, and are we -- do you think that we are ignoring some of the elements within the media, as our job, some of the elements you raise with this issue? >> yeah, i think one of the powerful elements of trump's way of i would say, quote, governing is that diversion is such a big part of it. he diverts, i think, when he wants to divert from his own actions or lack of action. but it also keeps a lot of reporters looking in one direction when there are substantive things happening elsewhere that will have effect. the 70 or 72 ability disability they're reviewing or suspending have been in place for closer to 25 years. it goes back to the first bush era, and so, yeah, who can keep up? and a lot of the news org

. >>> betsy devos is considering only partially forgiving federal lans for students defrauded by for-profitges. the associated press reports they confirm the changes being discussed now and such a change would abandon the obama administration's policy of erasing the debt and leave students with loans that they must pay for without receiving the education they were promised. >>> klay thompson's shooting skills will do a lot of good for the north bay fire victims. the warriors star finished his points with purpose campaign last night. he pledged to donate $1,000 to fire victims for each point he scored for three home games. thompson led the team with 29 points last night against the detroit pistons. now the warriors ended up losing the game. however, klay's score push his total donation to $69,000 and he's raised more than $300,000 from his fans online. >> he has said he wanted to get more involved with his community and it's nice to see he's doing so. >> that's how you lose but also win. >> so proud to see him do that. a look at what's going on at sfo. it is cloudy. slightly warmer tomorrow.

police say ra lon devoe of frankford. crashed on friday and hit a pole.grabbed his son and they started walking until a passing motorist picked him up. >>> a georgetown delaware man. delaware state police received numerous calls about him drying erratically. six minutes later it had been reported it had been side swiped. police caught up with him. >>> a century it's been a uniquely south jersey treat. if you're not from south jersey, it's likely you never heard of it. >>> correspondent nora muchanic introduced us not in the know to boost. >> reporter: you may have never heard of it. let me introduce you to this flat syrupy camel colorado drink called boost >> it was in my bottle when i was a baby and i'm 46. of i've been drinking it all my life. my dad all his life and he's 72. it was in his bottle >> i don't drink soda because i was raised on boost. i don't like the carbon nation. >> reporter: towns like burlingtoning delran and riverside where this drink is manufactured, have been known to compare boost to liquid crack. >> reporter: how many times a day

yeah, for instance, education secretary betsy devos wrote, which one, a pear or a banana?ter and applause ] eric trump wrote, who am i, don junior or eric? [ laughter and applause ] and finally president obama wrote, miss me yet? yeah or hells yeah. and you go -- [ cheers and applause ] that's a good option. hey, i want to say congratulations to the yankees who advanced in the playoffs last night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ the new york yankees! >> steve: yeah! come on. >> jimmy: i love the yankees. but did you see this? their catcher, gary sanchez, caught a foul tip in a pretty rough place. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: and we're going to show you the replay. but just check out the pitcher's reaction. watch. >> breaking ball kind of hung up there in the middle of the plate. a little bit of a mistake there from robinson. [ light laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: he was like, what? you asked for a breaking ball. [ laughter and applause ] this is pretty interesting. i saw that the ceo of kraft heinz just announced a major investment into artificial intelligence. you know, heinz

for instance, betty devos wrote which one, a pear or a banana? eric trump wrote who am i, don jr.ly president obama wrote miss me yet? >> that was some late night laughs curtesy of jimmy fallon. let's get a check on the stories you'll be hearing about in the day ahead. vice president pence heading to florida for an update on recovery efforts from hurricane irma. he'll meet with officials in orlando in that briefing. he'll also meet with members of the puerto rican community at a local church to help discuss efforts. >> today is the deadline for daca recipients to file their renewal requests. they must be properly filed and physically received by u.s. citizenship and immigration services. the trump administration may recall last month it was phasing out the obama era program. >> former vice president biden set to receive the brezezinski annual prize. it recognizes and promotes the importance with a moral purpose. >> our souls are stricken with brief for every american that lost a husband or a wife, a mother or a father, a son or a daughter. we know that your sorrow feels endless. w

education secretary betsy devos toured orchard school outside of detroit to kickoff the campaign. the nobody eats alone program teaches kids to make friends at lunch to end social isolation. >> that happens to you when you go out. that happens to you all the time. >>> the late night funny man david letterman holding a mark twain award for comedy and he's talking political aspirations. our guy tommy mcfly with 94.7 fresh fm got a chance to talk to letterman on the red carpet last night. >> it was awesome. we drafted him. they gave him the mark twain prize to david letterman for making us laugh and enhancing american culture. his friends said nice things, like jimmy kimmel did. >> i learned so many things from dave, i think i learned far more from dave and from watching his show than i learned from school. >> but when we asked martin short what he thought dave's next chapter should be, if not comedy, things got weird. >> i wouldn't mind seeing him running for the office of presidency at this point. >> are we starting a draft dave movement now? >> yes. >> who would be his running mat