the company is new point education partners. and today, two dozen concerned parents of children who attend windsor prep launched a campaign to sever all ties. >> mark douglas caught up with new point's president in regard to the parent's concerns about the school. mark? >> reporter: well jenn, aileen quinn is under serious investigation. after a week of playing hard to get, we had a moment with her. >> reporter: mark douglas, newschannel8. what do you tell parents who says your company has to go? >> reporter: school parents, department of education are all demanding answers. everyone wants to know how her for profit company, new point education partners manages millions of taxpayer dollars at four charter schools in pinellas county. the district claims one of the charter schools has a million dollars deficit and $300,000 in unexplained consulting fees. >> how did you ring up a million dollars deficit. >> i have another meeting to go to so i can't discuss this with you. >> reporter: two dozen parents sent e-mails to the volunteer

. >> reporter: we are talking about a for profit company called new point education partners. it is in charge of several charter schools. apartments who send their kids to windsor threat are furious about the final threat that threatens to sink the school. >> we will not have a school. >> reporter: that for profit management point is new point education partners which claims to have a 100% clean and positive financial track record. but that's not what we found. trouble scuttled this charter school in hillsborough county. this school tanked after just two weeks. and look what happened when an investigative team from nbc miami asked for a new point contract in panama city. >> why won't you answer the question? >> reporter: since 2007, new point has made millions managing charter schools in six counties from one end of new point has also quit or been terminated from contracts in four of those counties. they either resigned or lost contracts in sunrise, pensacola, panama city, tampa, soon to be here in clearwater. what are your thoughts on that? >> i think it is fabulous for the p

is ramping up the pressure on four charter schools in pinellas county operated by new point education partners. mark douglas tells us money troubles at those charter schools have state educators concerned about how management company that runs them is spending tax dollars. >> new point has know we are not running scared. >> reporter: bruce mcwilliams is one of the growing number of to save the windsor prep charter school from a financial crisis. a crisis they blame on windsor's for-profit management company new point education partners. >> we are getting louder and stronger. we can get rid of the management company. >> reporter: windsor is one of four new point managed charter schools that the penguin school district recently declared in a deteriorating financial condition. the state department of education agrees and insists a corrective action plan must be submitted in 30 days. >> where can we find people from new point corporate? when we tried to get answers, managers avoided our questions wherever we went. mark douglas with channel 8. now the doe is cutting off funds for basic needs. a let

. >> reporter: some parents want to dump the private management company, newport education partners, because of the school's failing finances. >> the resources that the teachers need, they are not getting. the textbooks the kids need they are not getting. >> reporter: last week the school district letter blasted finances, teacher turnover, a lack of curriculum, incomplete inventory records and unsubstantiated consulting fees in excess of $300,000. $300,000 in consulting fees that they can't explain? >> exactly. that is our major points because this is misuse of funds which could be going back to our academics for our school and our faculty and staff. >> reporter: windsor principal veronica fly refused to meet with us today. we are here to see miss fly. camera. here's her information. >> reporter: the principal later sent an e-mail insisting the district's letter is grossly inaccurate and insisted the 300,000 represents legitimate fees paid to newport education partners. the school budget shows $568,000 allotted for board consultants this year. some parents feel betrayed. >> man, come

. >> reporter: some parents want to dump the private management company, newport education partners, because of the >> the resources that the teachers need, they are not getting. the textbooks the kids need they are not getting. >> reporter: last week the school district letter blasted windsor for deteriorating finances, teacher turnover, a lack of curriculum, incomplete inventory records and unsubstantiated consulting fees in excess of $300,000. >> $300,000 in consulting fees that they can't explain? >> exactly. that is our major points because this is misuse of funds which could be going back to our academics for our school and our faculty and staff. >> reporter: windsor principal veronica fly refused to meet with us today. we are here to see miss fly. camera. here's her information. >> reporter: the principal later sent an e-mail insisting the district's letter is grossly inaccurate and insisted the 300,000 represents education partners. the school budget shows $568,000 allotted for board consultants this year. >> man, come on. we are not blind, you know, and we are not stupid. >>

the company is new point education partners. and today, two dozen concerned parents of children who attend windsor prep launched a campaign to sever all ties. >> mark douglas caught up with new point's president in regard to the parent's concerns about the school. mark? >> reporter: well jenn, aileen quinn is under serious investigation. after a week of playing hard to get, we had a moment with her. >> reporter: mark douglas, newschannel8. what do you tell parents who says your company has to go? >> reporter: school parents,

that couple is called new point education partners and it is at the center of controversy before in schools ranging from broward to pens nicola. we know new point has been fired for four different we will have a lot more and still trying to reach the managers. you will see it. >> looking forward it. what are they saying about windsor. >> they are saying there is nothing wrong there and that it is simply a bunch of disgruntled parents. that doesn't explain the way the school district is, but deficits and consulting fees that they can't explain. they are in more trouble than they want us to believe. >>> you can catch mark's story, schools and chaos at 11 right here on new channel 8. >>> governor rick scott is voicing his opinion on the ride sharing battle involving uber and lyft. a bill outlawing insurance requirements and ground checks running into problems at the state capital. uber is blaming the senate president for holding up legislation because of ties to taxi interests. >>> governor scott weighed in on the battle. >> i don't believe that the government should be picking winners and los

all we got was lip service tuesday from the president of new point education partners. that is the day aileen quinnlan of windsor prep and other charter schools to another organization. >> your website says transparency matters. wouldn't this be a great time to demonstrate that? >> yes. >> reporter: we have been asking her for days about the loans that her company reportedly made to windsor prep and other schools while managing the same charter schools. she says she doesn't have any executed lone documents. june unsigned drafts. she can't show us proof of who approved them or if they even exist. windsor's school board chairman won't whisper a word about it. he won't talk about his school's new management company either. >> i will direct all questions to the attorney. >> why? >> we want to make sure everything is proper on the record. >> reporter: the new management company, alliance education services hand picked by new point was supposed to hold a meet and greet in the school was canceled last night. >> what they wanted to do was not be a distraction. >> reporter: on i

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i've been working with very closely and this is our superintendent richard carranza a great partner in education superintendent thank you for being here today all right. richard carranza and i want to welcome yet another great partner in addition to superintendent on the mayor's education leadership council that's charter schoncellor i want to thank to our state senator by way of there is football being played there is games games on the field but another field sometimes you have to play serious games someone who has been made tackles in sacramento who is game manship made us proud because senator leno has been making don't plays up that to mr. chaprotect the accreditation senator leno thank you. >> (clapping.) i told you, i like mayors i also like restortired mayors mayors know what i am going introduce because they went through the same thing and good advice but a great mayor as a matter of fact, one of the greatest mayor a mayor, i had explained to other newer mayors walking through your beautiful city hall who knew who did that with the gold trimming the mayor i yet to know other mayors with

we provide education and partner with the city attorneys office. our job is also look at policy to make sure it is actually strong and workable and enforceable in practice and that is area we are trying to increase our effectivalness in. we also provide assistance to agency to help employees and public officer tooz understand the rule jz help provide the tools you are subject to. when we find people have over stepped the laws that ally to us we have a investigative function. one question we get is where on r the standards we all have to live under, where are they expressed. as you know the state in 1974 passed a political reformant act and that set standard for government officials up and down the state from large to small cities so it is the foundation for our work. that is built upon by city law. the voters in san francisco are active and supportive having strong and extensiveictics laws so we have a campaign and governmental conduct code which has a lot of provisions we help folks understand and comply with. we [inaudible] sunshine ordinance and

we provide education and partner with the city attorneys office. our job is also look at policy to make sure it is actually strong and workable and enforceable in practice and that is area we are trying to increase our effectivalness in. we also provide assistance to agency to help employees and public officer tooz understand the rule jz help provide the tools you are subject to. when we find people have over stepped the laws that ally to us we have a investigative function. one question we get is where on r the standards we all have to live under, where are they expressed. as you know the state in 1974 passed a political reformant act and that set standard for government officials up and down the state from large to small cities so it is the foundation for our work. that is built upon by city law. the voters in san francisco are active and supportive having strong and extensiveictics laws so we have a campaign and governmental conduct code which has a lot of provisions we help folks understand and comply with. we [inaudible] sunshine ordinance and

i've been working with very closely and this is our superintendent richard carranza a great partner in educationuperintendent thank you for being here today all right. richard carranza and i want to welcome yet another great partner in addition to superintendent on the mayor's education leadership council that's charter schoncellor i want to thank to our state senator by way of there is football being played there is games games on the field but another field sometimes you have to play serious games someone who has been made tackles in sacramento who is game manship made us proud because senator leno has been making don't plays up that to mr. chaprotect the accreditation senator leno thank you. >> (clapping.) i told you, i like mayors i also like restortired mayors mayors know what i am going introduce because they went through the same thing and good advice but a great mayor as a matter of fact, one of the greatest mayor a mayor, i had explained to other newer mayors walking through your beautiful city hall who knew who did that with the gold trimming the mayor i yet to know other mayors with a

we provide education and partner with the city attorneys office.also look at policy to make sure it is actually strong and workable and enforceable in practice and that is area we are trying to increase our effectivalness in. we also provide assistance to agency to help employees and public officer tooz understand the rule jz help provide the tools you are subject to. when we find people have over stepped the laws that ally to us we have a investigative function. one question we get is where on r the standards we all have to live under, where are they expressed. as you know the state in 1974 passed a political reformant act and that set standard for government officials up and down the state from large to small cities so it is the foundation for our work. that is built upon by city law. the voters in san francisco are active and supportive having strong and extensiveictics laws so we have a campaign and governmental conduct code which has a lot of provisions we help folks understand and comply with. we [inaudible] sunshine ordinance and departments

we have a youth program where we reach local youth and give free media arts, education, we partner withcompanies and artists from within our community and give free workshops and partnerships that place used into local tech companies. this is all for free. we provide jobs to use on a monthly basis. we also have an adult training program where we teach media arts to adults. this happens 3 times a week year-round. we serve at least 100 students a year and this is an image of the projection room of the theater. this is been converted to a class that holds 20 students. we also produce civic engagement programs. we collaborate with city officials, arts organizations, was notably we collaborated on the prototyping festival in 2012 with intersection for the arts in district 6. this is held up to the market street protecting festival. as well as the san francisco planning department. you can see it's a collaborate on this effort so will be still giving back to district 6 as well as district 9 with this program. this is a image of a immersive laser projection exhibit and show we produce. this ha

we have a youth program where we reach local youth and give free media arts, education, we partner withcompanies and artists from within our community and give free workshops and partnerships that place used into local tech companies. this is all for free. we provide jobs to use on a monthly basis. we also have an adult training program where we teach media arts to adults. this happens 3 times a week year-round. we serve at least 100 students a year and this is an image of the projection room of the theater. this is been converted to a class that holds 20 students. we also produce civic engagement programs. we collaborate with city officials, arts organizations, was notably we collaborated on the prototyping festival in 2012 with intersection for the arts in district 6. this is held up to the market street protecting festival. as well as the san francisco planning department. you can see it's a collaborate on this effort so will be still giving back to district 6 as well as district 9 with this program. this is a image of a immersive laser projection exhibit and show we produce. this ha

education. listen up, according to our news partners at the charlotte observer, on tuesday afternoon the school board will hold a work session to review a list for ten years worth of construction and renovation projects. superintendent ann clark wants to get school bonds on this november's ballot. county officials say they want to wait until 2017. cms leaders expected to give an update on efforts to boost achievement at some of the lowest-performing schools, that update will come in a report on project lift and the beacon initiative. >> john: looking ahead you can charlotte-mecklenburg schools budget, cms hosting meetings for community members and employees. the meeting tonight at waddell language academy on nations ford road. starts at 6:00, goes until 7:30. another meeting will be held wednesday at independence high school. >>> this morning, the american heart association and sun belt rentals is helping cms students get active. 350 ball pes will be donateds will be donated. all equipment will be deliver to cms this morning. >> christine: bank of america could have fewer workers than it did be

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education. i want to be a partner with today's teachers. want them to know the president will be on their side as you do the work to gather to get the kids the education and skills they need. [cheers and applause] hillary clinton: i am also going to launch a campaign with your help, the help of our construction and trade unions, and others, to enhance more apprenticeship programs to encourage more young people to go and seek the skills they need to be able to be employed. we have made a grave error in any way undermining the work that is done by carpenters, and plumbers, and machinists, and electricians, and welders. this is work that is in demand across our country. we are going to need more than one million people right now to fill these jobs. to start doing this again and high schools, community colleges, and apprentice programs. to make ahy i want community college free, so that to a young people can afford to yet those skills. going to makee four-year colleges and universities debt-free tuition so that you can afford to attend. [cheers

education and conservation. >> reporter: despite the humane society partnering up with the world, special animal activist group says it has no negotiations with the owners of seaquarium. something lolita activists hope will soon change. >> we are happy to hear that the world is listening to their customers and marine experts and realizing that workers do not belong in captivity. we really are here today to urge seaquarium to do the same footsteps and put her in a sanctuary somewhere she can thrive. >> reporter: i asked the seaquarium spokeswoman if the seaquarium had any plans to make any changes for lolita in my do today's announcement from the world. they do not answer the question directly. instead they released a statement. it reads in part this marine mammal show that miami seaquarium our console evolving into incorporate important educational and conservation of elements. we'll continue our committed to education and conservation and the appreciation for all marine species including lolita our resident orca. the seaquarium now is the subject of a federal lawsuit that is alleging essentially these animal-

education. i want to be a partner with today's teachers. i want them to know the president will be on your side as you do the work to give our kids the education and skills they need. i am also going to launch a campaign with your help, the help of our construction and trade unions and others, to enhance more apprenticeship programs, to encourage more young people to go and seek and obtain the skills they need to be able to be employed. we have made a grave error in any way undermining the work that is done by carpenters and plumbers and machinists and electricians and welders. this is work that is in demand across our country. we're going to need more than a million people right now to fill these jobs. i want us to start doing this again in high schools, community colleges, and apprenticeship programs, which is why i want to make community college free, so that young people can afford to get those skills. and then we're going to make four-year and college and universities debt-free tuition so you can afford to attend. i do differ with my es

along with her donation, this letter saying she was sorry about the death of days's former canine partner educate row. jett row of course shot and killed by a suspect during a stake-out earlier this year. there was no envelope with the letter when davis got it; but thanks to social immediate y he was able to track alison down and thank her in person. >>> coming up, we are more on how police were able to track down and capture a murder suspect on the run. >> plus it's been almost a week since a car plunged off a cincinnati bridge and into the ohio river. but investigators still don't know who was driving that vehicle. newly released video of that crash next. you're watching "good morning, >>> maybe it's a day to check out the great lakes science center. if you do, make sure to put on your jacket. going to be chilly as you start your day. i'm nick foally. we have several breaking story this is morning, including a murder suspect captured overnight in canton. >>> first a check on weather we are janessa. >> i want everybody to layer up today, because we're sitting under overcast skies. out toward way

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san francisco aiance of black educators and many ongoing chfgz with the students and educators a community partnerse have thoughts. >> you looked at this you are ongoing work we've included strengthening the sites for the african-american students at each high school we've worked our principals are phenomenal we know to provide dedicated support for the african-american site level and parlor that the educators have the time and training to support those students developing american people engaging the curriculum it celebrates locals and national educators will be critical our african-american students and frankly all the students needs to know the accomplishments of the a.m. people for african-american students that as sense of brong and firm mansion and feel safe whether to demands the african-american ssi or families on campuses we need to welcome them and give us access to the resources and artifacts and redistribution their needs and finally looking at supported tier one instruction in cloormgz with large african-american stated populations and applying tier one and two with the african-america

san francisco alliance of black educators and many ongoing chfgz with the students and educators and community partnerse have thoughts. >> you looked at this you are ongoing work we've included strengthening the sites for the african-american students at each high school we've worked our principals are phenomenal we know to provide dedicated support for the african-american site level and parlor that the educators have the time and training to support those students developing american people engaging the curriculum it celebrates locals and national educators will be critical our african-american students and frankly all the students needs to know the accomplishments of the a.m. people for african-american students that as sense of brong and firm mansion and feel safe whether to demands the african-american ssi or families on campuses we need to welcome them and give us access to the resources and artifacts and redistribution their needs and finally looking at supported tier one instruction in cloormgz with large african-american stated populations and applying tier one and two with the african-america

basin park which includes small port lots and we have collaborated in the early 2000s and with partners on education and volunteerism where we have programs at parks and recreation. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is phil ginsberg. general manager of recreation and parks. it's a great time to be here celebrating dr. moyer's tenure and welcoming eileen. it's a good moment to celebrate the topic which is in the basin which is a project of partnership. the most important reason we wanted to be here today was to thank the commission and to thank the port leadership and staff for incredible partnership as the port has moved more and more into ensuring adequate open space and recreational opportunities along the water front. we had the pledge of working together on two parks bonds in 2008 and 2012. elaine and i were in the war room for 2012 together. the cochair with the campaign and park president mark buehler. we have come together with some of the city's most iconic events including the super bowl. we worked so closely together on america's cup and we are working together and environmental st

. >> i like the comment with the centers, that gives opportunity for partners and outside programs to come in and educate our students. slippery ground when it comes to sex, period. but, however, there are an enormous amount of children born out of simple sexual activity. we have to educate our children. in order to do that, we need the resources and outside programs to educate our children. and we have the circumstances we have because of simple sexual activities, we are lives that are here. >> children and poverty are five times more likely to have unintended pregnancy. we have to make sure to know what to do when that happens. when that happens it, doesn't mean the end of your life, the challenges are stronger. and the support services that these organizationings provide outside abortions. making sure they know what the and eliminating those programs are not the right way to go. the issue is equal pay. >> i got ten seconds. thank you very much. people here thank you. for those watching local 12, we'll stay on this. thank you for joining us on our town hall. 3 loved ones remember an innocent man whose

sea world is now partnering with its longtime critic, the humane society, to help educate guests about animal welfare and conservation. >> it's about where society is shifting. we are excited about the idea that see world will do more rescue and rehabilitation, and together we will be advocates. >> 's he wrote says it will spend $50 million over the next five years to become the largest rescue organization in the world. the design concept which will replace the old inverted peer mentor, but this exact concept will become a reality. we will bring you a first look at the final design. jimmy dean shows you what is different. >> the peer park. this is the design you voted for, and this is what you will get. >> the project is shaped in its design because before what we saw was just concept. and as we started to design the project we got more input and really have given the next layer of thought on how it works on a day to day basis. >> it looks like some cool features. >> we would eventually like to see those floating docks included in the final plan. >> we showed the plan to several people

it includes educational facilities and research labs and corporate and retail spaces. the partners expect to break ground on the first project, a 1.3 acre park by the end of the year. >>> mayor jim kenney made a visit to the free library in strawberry mansion. the mayor is set to deliver his first budget add tomorrow, where he will announce the plan to pumped thousands into improving libraries as well as parks. >>> billionaire carl icahn says he will not invest $100 million into the taj mahal if casinos in north jersey gets approval. he believes that instate competition will devastate atlantic city and he acquired the taj mahal from bankruptcy court last year. >>> and police shut down the academy because of a gun. we get the story from vernon odom. >> this is the social media post that triggered the school shut down and the investigation by the police department's homeland security team. it reads 390, 50 clip war ready. the decision to close the school for the day came quickly. there was trouble from within the student body within the weeks and they call the problems isolated. >> r

so i don't know, the market apply to public education, market competition, wall street values brought into public schools, and business partners even for the regular public schools are starting to dictate the curriculum. i do not see why we should trust bankers and brokers on wall street who just brought the world into a worldwide recession, destroyed the economy of the entire western world in any case. i do not see why we should trust them to improve the quality of the education for our children [applause]. >> this is going to be our last structured question and then we will allow you an opportunity. i want to give the out audience and opportunity, a diverse set of topics to think about. i will have you both talk about language policies were moment. particularly in arizona we have a policy where we segregate our english language learners for four hours. on much the same argument that we have been making for 100 years and that is they can learn english, we also have a circumstance where you write a lot about language policies get co-mingled with with the idea of culture and even patriotism. i think a question many have is, giv

i've been working with very closely and this is our superintendent richard carranza a great partner in education superintendent thank you for being here today all right. richard carranza and i want to welcome yet another great partner in addition to superintendent on the mayor's education leadership council that's charter schoncellor i want to thank to our state senator by way of there is football being played there is games games on the field but another field sometimes you have to play serious games someone who has been made tackles in sacramento who is game manship made us proud because senator leno has been making don't plays up that to mr. chaprotect the accreditation senator leno thank you. >> (clapping.) i told you, i like mayors i also like restortired mayors mayors know what i am going introduce because they went through the same thing and good advice but a great mayor as a matter of fact, one of the greatest mayor a mayor, i had explained to other newer mayors walking through your beautiful city hall who knew who did that with the gold trimming the mayor i yet to know other mayors with

aree have learned sanctions most effective education behavior when we work closely with our partnersild support. a more international support there is for sanctions and the underlying objective, the more effective they will be. betty: jack lew is also featured guest on charlie rose airing tonight in the nearly hour-long conversation. custom of the importance of global demand, and how the u.s. is faring. >> the real economy has been moving ahead steadily. we have seen the latest gdp numbers on a macro level. we are seeing it on car sales and household formation and housing activity and employment. charley: it used to be that what business needed is confidence because they had plenty of money to spend. do you see that confidence on the part of business being willing to increase their engage in the expansion of facilities and that kind of thing? >> we're sitting here at the end of the first quarter of the year. a lot of nervousness in the markets. i think you look at the geopolitical situation, the week global demand. there are a lot of things we can worry about. you look at the u.s. ec

we stand with our inner agency partners, embrace prevention, treatment and education as critical to oursuccess. however, enforcement must be a key component of our overall strategy. we need to investigate and bring to justice not those suffering from opioeioid use disorder but those exploiting them. we have to empower communities. the 360 strategy. three prongs to the strategy, law enforcement, diversion control and community outreach. my comments today focus primarily on the office of diversion control's role, but we'd be happy to follow up with operation rolling thunder. it's the prong of the 360 strategy focused on the violent distribution cells pushing heroin in our communities and the mexican cartels that are supplying the heroin that is killing so many americans. with 1.6 million dea registrants, dea diversion is positioned to assist in the fight with enforcement, education and engagement. the vast majority of the 1.6 million registrants are law-abiding citizens. these are our practitioners, parm cy pharmacists, working in the communities. there are a small percentage working outs

partnering up with usc and phoenix health education wellness center to teach ti chi. he has 24 students. the movements help seniors build balance and muscle strength. >> we look at the balance. we look that weight transferring. how their feet is positioned so they could apoid the possibilities of falls. increasing their range -- avoid the possibility of falls, increasing their range of motion. >> coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m. hear from one of the student about the mind and body taking the class and for a ti chi lesson go to just head to our website www.wltx.com -- lesson just head to our website www.wltx.com. >>> in china on sunday a toddler fell out of the back of a moving vehicle. it was caught on camera. i can't watch this. i saw it earlier. the boy's grandfather was driving when the boy fell out. he gets up and runs after r the van. the driver of a car stopped and pulled the child to safety. the grandfather was alerted by another driver. he pulled over and ran back to get the child. says he had been in an accident recently and the back of the truck just popped lo

education. do. if i'm so fortunate to be your president, i want to be a good partner with teachers, principals and school boards and families and students. steve: hillary clinton is tweeting about hollywood tonight after a producer and ladies were in a spot and features hollywood stars. abc has released a statement saying this was a paid political advertisement. broadcasters are required by the f. cc to require these ads. to see him tomorrow. he will have a rally tomorrow and it is open and free. the doors open at 10:00. sanders expected to take the stage just afternoon. abc11.com is your spot for politics coverage. tisha: a shopper hit with a citation from police after leaving her child in her vehicle. morseville police were called to a shopping center just before noon on wednesday and concerned shoppers noticed an infant screaming inside the vehicle. one broke the vehicle. the mother was shopping inside the store and cited for leaving an unattended child in the motor vehicle. the whole ordeal was posted. steve: a raleigh mother is her son. 25-year-old rodriguez and 25-year-old reyes of raleigh were fou

education. universal pre-kindergarten. i want to be a good partner with teachers here in arizona and across america. and i want to make college affordable for our young people. we're going to do this with debt free tuition. i have a somewhat different approach than my esteemed opponent senator sander who is says free for everybody. i'm not going to ask you to pay to send donald trump's youngest child free to college or university. no, instead, i'm going to focus on who needs the help, middle class families, working families, striving and struggling poor families. and we're going to make sure that we get the support we need from states. i think it is way past time for states to quit building more prisons and instead let's invest in higher education again. and we are going to go after the student debt problem. it is weighing down so many young people. we are going to let you refinance your debt. get out from under those high interest rates. we are going to let you move in to programs where you pay it back as a percentage of your income. and -- and we a

and because education was his way out david offered it free to employees. and over 14 years ago began offering them partner benefits. evening the playing field has always been david's mission. in congress it'll be his job. it's not how you run, it's how you live. i'm david trone and i approve this message. >> a lot of people made the trip down to the tidal basin but if you can't head there, this may it's in the kenwood neighborhood and it boasts more than 1,200 cherry trees. >> we're anticipating rain moving in and you know what? some of that rain is already gradually starting to move its way up the coast and we've got some clouds and some fog to deal with also. and anywhere tomorrow morning, this is all going to be sticking around. starting tonight but lasting into the early hours of tomorrow. showers tonight, we've got patchy fog as well this evening and that's going to continue. that's going to continue in the overnight hours. so monday we have some showers but the good news is we're going to see a clearing trend. we're heading back to the 70s once again. look at this wide swath of precipitation. it's a

san francisco alliance of black educators and many ongoing chfgz with the students and educators and community partnerse have thoughts. >> you looked at this you are ongoing work we've included strengthening the sites for the african-american students at each high school we've worked our principals are phenomenal we know to provide dedicated support for the african-american site level and parlor that the educators have the time and training to support those students developing american people engaging the curriculum it celebrates locals and national educators will be critical our african-american students and frankly all the students needs to know the accomplishments of the a.m. people for african-american students that as sense of brong and firm mansion and feel safe whether to demands the african-american ssi or families on campuses we need to welcome them and give us access to the resources and artifacts and redistribution their needs and finally looking at supported tier one instruction in cloormgz with large african-american stated populations and applying tier one and two with the african-america

. >> reporter: in addition to youth support partners, allegheny county has also hired educational liaisons like william battles. battles' makes sure foster youth like 19-year-old jazmin holmes, are in class, have the credits to graduate high school and make them aware of benefits like scholarships, that as foster youth, they're eligible for. battles recently helped jazmin through the enrollment process at the community college of allegheny county. >> it's very rewarding. when you are able to help them navigate the whole admissions process and financial aid. it kind of eases their mind of schools and everything else that's going on in their life too on top of fresh start at a community college or university. >> reporter: while many foster youth like jazmin focus on the future, having some of them reflect on their past has been important to the county's reform process. 20-year-old naadiya cellars was placed in foster care five years ago after her mother died. she's now encouraging pittsburgh residents to consider becoming foster parents. naadiya says it's often difficult to get people to sim