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they were not getting the money intended to support them through the original esca. and at that time, language was added to the law around supplement not supplant. this is a 50-year struggle to ensure the federal dollars are, in fact, sup elemental. not used in a way that supplants local and state obligations. what we see is still today, 50 years later, there are communities where you can go, same school district, ten blocks. a school that serves affluent kids spending 25%, 30% more than a school ten blocks away serving high need students. that's clearly a violation of the very words of the law. suppleme supplement, not supplant. it's a part of the every student succeeds act. there were some changes to the language around supplement not supplant that require us to regulate and make clear how we're going to finally deliver on the words of the law. supplement not supplant. and our regulations that are now out for comment are designed to do exactly that. to ensure that the federal dollars are genuinely supplemental and ensure the resources that are intended back in 1965

talked about being employed is leaving ra small corridor open in a part of the city, to allow isis to escaape, or allow isis to leave the city, so that they could leave so they wouldn't have to resort to some draconian measures if they felt trapped, but we will see, frankly what happens when this offensive reaches the city limits. >> we were playing some of your footage of this billowing black smoke, which looked to me like the kind of oil well smoke that we had seen in kuwait back in the day. tell me what you're seeing. is that evidence of isis setting oil rigs on fire? under the circumstances exactly that. we drove right into that area. it's call kiara. it was until recently held by isis. iraqi troops took it over about a month and a half ago. there were some battled there, as isis was leaving, in an act of vengeance, the militants said these oil wells on fire, booby-trapped others, and they have in and out created an enorm owl, when we drove under it today, it was almost apocalyptic. the sun disappeared. we were under this enormous cloud of soot, ash and smoke. when you see the iraqis o

aide agencies saying more than half a million children esca once they reach the relative safety of a camp, no one wants to stay. most refugees don't want to stay in the camps or abroad, and if their countries recover, they want to go home. >> understandably. >> ten days into the offensive, are military boots ready? >> in short, no. the military warned for months, warning of the consequences with more than 1 million people displaced in iraq, which is on top of the already 3.3 million people already displaced, and a lot of the people displaced multiple times, but aide organizations and the u.n. are overstretched right now, in the middle of a massive migration, and the biggest migration, and these people since world war ii, and the money is not coming in from donors, and they will be really, really troubled times ahead if something doesn't change. >> bad as this year has been for refugees, next year will be worse. >> a good reason to give to the organizations as the holidays approach. >> there's great organizations doing great work on the ground, unhr cr, save the children, and irc. all

they were not getting the money intended to support them through the original esca. and at that time, language was added to the law around supplement not supplant. this is a 50-year struggle to ensure the federal dollars are, in fact, sup elemental. not used in a way that supplants local and state obligations. what we see is still today, 50 years later, there are communities where you can go, same school district, ten blocks. a school that serves affluent kids spending 25%, 30% more than a school ten blocks away serving high need students. that's clearly a violation of the very words of the law. suppleme supplement, not supplant. it's a part of the every student succeeds act. there were some changes to the language around supplement not supplant that require us to regulate and make clear how we're going to finally deliver on the words of the law. supplement not supplant. and our regulations that are now out for comment are designed to do exactly that. to ensure that the federal dollars are genuinely supplemental and ensure the resources that are intended back in 1965