another major change to fafsa. parents and students will be required to report income information from their 2015 tax year. although the filing deadline is june 2018, don't procrastinate. >> most schools have what's called a priority filing deadline. that's the date that those schools say first-come/first-serve. >> reporter: depending on your school, if your fafsa is filed by the priy and you are going to have first doibz any money that might be available. don't be intimidated by the fafsa application. >> it is a daunting form. people get very, very nervous about doing it. or get partway through and say i can't do this and give up not realizing there's help. >> regardless of where we go -- >> reporter: and learn from this mom and daughter team. stay focused. >> my husband and i are devoted and committed to ensure we're to help navigate this process. >> reed: just 26 years old a british airline employee believes she is the world's youngest commercial captain. >> marie: kate mcwilliam joined british airways as a firs

only 45% of high school seniors complete a fafsa by their high school graduation.continue to complete it after high school graduation as well, but that's still a staggering number when yoube consider that the fafsa is the ultimate predictor of whether a student will go on to enroll in college with 90% of those completing a fafsa enrolling in college. >> sreenivasan: it's alsoo interesting there are multiplepl things. it's not just family income that figures out what kind of aid you get. >> right. so income obviously plays a significant role, but the number in college, whether you family qualifies for other federal means tested benefits, where you go to college. many factors factor in. the key message that we want to get across and is part of national fafsa completion campaign called form your future is this is your first step to going to college. all students should complete the fafsa and get the money foror which they're eligible. >> reporter: and evenig whether the type of household you're iny what kind of siblings, if you have siblings in school. >> exactly, num

submitted their fafsa. they don't do that probably because they think they earn too much. the department of education knows aid is not based on a simple income line in the sand. it depends on your personal circumstances like the year the student is in school and the number of kids you have in school at the same time. your family income. and the cost of attendance. i should point out that a lot of people didn't receive aid and this and i do it again. the circumstances can change in so you are -- your award could change. even though you don't get the pell grant maybe you could be eligible for other types of aid like work-study and low interest loans. for more on how you can scoop up the $2.7 billion for college go to jail on money.com. >>> good info. great to see you. >> we need all the help we can get.>> that fafsa is saying -- happening. mild conditions in the pacific northwest and mid- 60s. la and southern california cooling off. rain from the desert southwest into parts of montana and colorado. 91 phoenix. midwest very mild today and is we had to the east coast we get mo

submit the fafsa form get a student aid report telling you which aid you qualify for. and then enter that information into the calculator on their website. and to get their idea of what a college will cost you before you apply. need your fafsa to determine how much you'll get and it's on a first-basis, first-come -- first-serve, first-come basis. >> you can use the irs data retrieval tool on the fafsa form to directly import your tax information. >> don't worry if you don't know all the schools you want to apply to. list all the colleges that you're considering to hold your place in line for financial aid. you can always add more later on. >> reporter: lynn plans to apply for fafsa as fast as she can. >> then i can make a college choice. >> that is leon bibb reporting. remember you must reapply for the aid every single year. the new application date also means getting earlier notice if your package changes with signatures and correct information. it could slow down the process costing you thousands of dollars. >>> now all new at 5:00 one of the victims of the houston m

you can file your fafsa as early as october until january 1st. the filing deadline is june 2018. >>> most schools have what is called priority filing deadline. that is the date that those schools say first come, first serve. >>> so depending on the school you choose, you're going to have first dibs on any money that might be available when your fafsa is filed by the priority deadline. another change, parents and students will be required to their 2015 tax year. >> >> sear's has hitched a ride with uber to make the rewards program. they will receive up to two dollars in loyalty points for every trip. it is called ride eerie wards and will be rolled out nationwide soon. those who drive with shop your way with u der will get up to $1,000 in points. >> shoe but these adidas kicks are made almost entirely by robots. it was made in germany. the idea of robot factories is to make fully exist tom miced shoes on demand rather than having stockpiles of inventory. they plan to open another one in atlanta next year. >>> money well spent. some taxpayers don't

because incomplete or people just not submitting their fafsa forms.ot of folks don't complete them because they think they earn too much. department of education notes aid is not based on a simple income line in the sand it depend on your circumstances like the kid year in school, number of students in school at the same time, your family income, and the cost of attendance. you know some people who didn't receive any aid last year they erroneously believed it is pointless to fill out form again but if you're circumstances change your aid award could be different. even if you didn't get a pull grant you can still be eligible for work study and low interest loans. so for more on how you can score college money go to jill on money.com. >> very important information. >> worth aggravation filling out that form people look at it and put it off but you need to take care of that. >> thanks, jill. >> yep. >> speaking of college a new report says putting a child in day carries more expensive then college tuition. >> the average cost of full-time take care for k

you can dpifile your fafsa as ey as october 31st.ajor change, parents and students will be required to report income information from their 2015 tax year. although the filing deadline is june 2018 don't procrastinate. >> that's date those schools say first come first serve. >> if your fafsa is filed by your deadline you'll have first dibs on any nun might be availab available. >> people get very very ner shous and say they can't do this and they give up. >> and learned from this and daughter to stay focus. >> and that was cue son reports. put up aling on the nbc app. >>> it happened during a propoesz sal in the stands. the whole ballpark looking on. one man try today ask his girlfriend to marry him. the couple spent several agonizing minutes looking for it. the girlfriend found it in the cuff of her pant leg. >>> a moment for tiger woods. woods who is a vice captain for the team was a bit confused. first he thought they wanted him to stand in the back row in the picture. moments later he realized he wasn't supposed to be in the pictu

start here - with the application for federal student aid - also known as fafsa. the application has some changes for the 20-17, 20-18 school year. now - you can file as early as october first. but keep in mind - parents and students will be required to report income from the 20-15 tax year. financial aid experts say - don't worry - and ask for help if the process gets too intimidating. the filing deadline isn't until june 18th... but a lot of schools have priority deadlines earlier...which could mean first dibs on any fi but a lot of schools have priority deadlines earlier...which could mean first dibs on any available money. a former indy racing league driver - is finally getting behind the wheel again... 16 years after being paralyzed from the neck down. sam schmidt is getting the united state's first driver's license for an autonomous vehicle. the license will his specially modified corvette on nevada roads. four cameras monitor his head movements - letting him control the car. to accelerate - he breathes in to a tube... and inhales when he wants to brake. dis

you can fill out your fafsa form earlier. it helps students gain says to pell grants and loans. >> the group college success arizona says it's giving answers sooner. >> we've done it in a unique arizona way. and it's something for us to be proud of, bonding together as a community to get this going. >>> and also new this year on the fafsa. parents can use tax returns for the last two years. >>> i'm keeping a close eye on desert doppler as we have a few light showers in the southwest levine. we have a few more of the light showers near maricopa. and everything is moving to the northeast. it's going to move in -- in the next hour. and hopefully, nothing to slow you down but a chance for showers through the early morning. and i'm keeping a close eye on the light showers in the northeast pocket of our state. and a little bit of lightning. and light rain falling northwest pocket of arizona law -- >>> and thunderstorms developing across the state with the daytime heating. watch for the pop-up storms as we go into the afternoon. the

if your fafsa is filed by the priority filing deadline then you're going to have first dibs on any money that might be available. wells fargo ceo john stumpf has agreed to give up 41 million dollars in compensation, following the bank's investigation into its sales practices.carrie tolstedt, wells fargo's former head of community banking, is also forgoing 19 million.wells fargo is under fire for creating millions of sham accounts, and signing up customers for services they didn't ask for, to meet sales targets.stumpf will testify before a house committee tomorrow. protecting your computer from online threats could be as certain celebrities.intel security has announced its tenth annual list of the mcafee most dangerous celebrities to search online. topping the list: amy schumer, justin bieber and carson daly. and carson daly.intel says searches for those celebs are most likely to land people on sites with viruses or malware. coming up... pink badges? the wisconsin police department important to "that's important to me, and i just want her to know and how i feel about what's going on in th

. >> you can file fafsa as early as october 1st.his, parents had to wait until january 1st. parents and students have to report income tax information. do not procrastinate, experts say. >> most schools have the priority filing deadline. that's the date that those schools say, first come, first serve. >> more information on filing your fafsa on nbc10.com. >>> another federal government shutdown could be on the horizon. >> lawmakers in washington, d.c. failed to advance a bill that would keep the government running. democrats vowed to block the stop gap funding bill unless republicans add money to help with the water crisis in flint, michigan. they say that's unfair since the bill contains help for last month's louisiana floods. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> we're going to see sunshine to start with before clouds roll in this afternoon. just some scattered clouds in this live view from wilmington, delaware. cape may, new jersey, scattered clouds there. you'll see sunshine and warm into the 70s this afternoon. this after

>> reporting assets that should not even show up on the fafsa form. >> oh, yeah. >> which will lower your grant amount your aid amount? >> it will expected family contribution and lower your need. >> that is great. and that's something you can help people navigate. take a look at their overall picture. >> there is child assets, there is parent assets, there is includable assets there is excludable assets. we do all of those what numbers do we need to include on those that one line called assets. >> also probably in divorce situations you help people navigate the application process clients understand that as we are financial advisors, and we have a fiduciary responsibility where we're not able to give information about the other person in the couple so it's safe as well because we will usually take on parents of divorced children and we'll put them in separate rooms or have them on separate dates so we can keep all of that information to just those people. >> that's great. >> wonderful. >> you have these free workshops people can learn a lot more by attending one. the free workshops

((grant cooley - itt tech student: my va's run out, my fafsa, i'm at the end of that from these itt prices.)) ((karen castro)) >> there are options for some that on las vegas now dot com... including details on a seminar being held tomorrow in las vegas. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. ((paul joncich)) >>> we've been enjoying some cooler mornings these last few days... and while it's going to warm back up a little... tedd's been telling us it'll still be comfortable. <<< tedd florendo (((>>>winds have actually helped. we have seen less smoke today than over the weekend. still a slight haze in the air, also not as strong as yesterday. temps this morning dropped as low as 69 at mccarran. we haven't seen that temps since may, so the unofficial end to summer felt like it this morning. plenty of sunshiine and cooler today than yesterday. ................................ ... .......... let's take you through the the eveing with your planner. temps stay warm tonight but not hot. we have light breezes but not windy. looking at clear skies again with only a slight haze in the air for this

"my va's run out, my fafsa, i'm at the end of that from these itt prices.")) ((kirsten joyce)) >> federal officials say students currently enrolled or who withdrew from the school within the last 120 days... can apply to have their debt out if credits will transfer to community colleges. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> bringing comfort to veterans... not medication, but meditation... we'll introduce you to the special women bringing this to our area veterans, in acts of kindness. ((brian loftus)) >> and, the end is near for a major construction project that's been driving you crazy. demetria shows you where crews will be working this week, and how to get around the cones. /// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington impact my patients here in nevada. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. joe heck's voted ten times to defund planned parenthood, which thousands of women depend on for cancer screenings. and hec

that's because the files period for the fafsa federal student aid starts on october 1st and three months earlier than in pass year. there are some changes to the form. make sure you read everything carefully. sean: 13 people are dead and more than 200 hurt after a strong earthquake. it was centered in the northern tanzania area. it felt as far away as kenya. major earthquakes are rare. >>> one of the active volcanos is coming into view. it's risen about 45 feet. there's one earthquake. this is an active part of the planet. kevin: a sight-seeing marvel for erin: making lava. kevin: if that's on the top of your list. depending how close you are. we are back into the mid to upper 30's early this morning. that's what is yesterday morning. showers, storms, and that's now by the boards and brought in a completely different air mass. you probably noticed the difference yesterday with the humidity being whisked away. we'll have a build up of humidity. there will be another front making its way in out of southern parts of canada. that will bring in cooler air. temperatures not too shabby. we're d

. >>> if you are in college next fall, fafsa start on october 1st. three months earlier than in past years. it is important to file early because some money is available on a first come, first serve basis. there are some changes to the form this year. carefully. sean: at least 13 people are dead and more than 200 hurt after a strong earthquake in eastern africa. the magnitude was centered in northern tanzania. it was felt as far away as kenya. there's a lot of damage to homes there. major earthquakes in the area are rare. at least one came a decade ago. >>> one of the world's most active volcanos is putting on another show. check this out. a lake of lava has formed into of the kilauea volcano in highway. it has risen about 45 feet. the level is fluctuating. there's been at least one earthquake. a very active part of the globe right there. a lake of lava. not one that you want to boat on. check it out from a distance. imagine the heat. kevin: yes. one of the many beautiful things in hawaii. we start off with a look outside. in parts of the north count

. >> reporter: depending on your school, if your fafsa is filed by the priority deadline you'll have first dibs on any money that might be available. don't be intimidated by the fa fsa application. >> it's a downtowning form. people get very nervous about doing it or get partway through this and give up, not realizing that there is help. >> reporter: learn from this mom and daughter team. stay focused. >> my husband and i are devoted and committed to insure that we're equipped with the right materials, the right information to help to navigate this process. >> reporter: have to get through it. >> coming up, our investigative unit exposes how a loophole allows repair shops to keep doing business even after cheating customers. >> some repair shops are getting off the hook? >> unfortunately. >>> something that affects a lot of people. we investigate next. you' you're watching nbc bay area news. what happens when a trip to the wh even more dage?eaves you >>> what happens when a trip to the auto repair shop leaves you with even more damage, or the mechanics try to cover up mistakes? >> ou

the fafsa. the application for student aid sounds complicated, but it is simple.g two changes for the 2017 school year. first, students can now submit the form as early as october 1st. aid is awarded on a first come, first serve basis. second, students can now base financial information on the tax return from the previous year. makes it easier to fill it out. gives you time to figure out how much money you have to work with before you start college. >> it doesn't make college any less expensive. >> you have to pay the money back in the end and consider you pay $2 back. >>> it is such a big day. debate day. trump and hillary clinton just a few hours from now will walk-on that stage and face-off in the first presidential debate between the two candidates ever. what are they doing to prepare? "new day" as the last second preps starting right now. >>> donald trump is unqualified and unfit to be commander in chief. >> hillary clinton, who is weak and her judgment is horrible. >> when the lights are bright, she brings the "a" plus game to the table. >> donald trump has

. >> depending on your school, if your fafsa is filed by the priority deadline, you'll have first dibs on any money that might be available. >>> elon musk wants to send you to mars. >> yesterday he laid out a timeline and unveiled a video showing how his company may some day get us to the red planet. musk adds mitts the technology is still being developed and the high cost of a mars trip would have to come, quote, way down, before any rocket could go up. >> a relatively small number of people from earth would want to go, but enough who would want to go and could afford the trip that it would happen. >> that might be a tough combination. he imagines rockets to transport as many as 200 people each trip, eventually meleading entire colonies to mars. >>> 5:26 right now. coming up, developing news in the santa cruz mountains where the loma fire is still burning. we have crews headed to the scene. rough terrain for firefighters out there. bob redell with a live report. joining us. i'm sam brock. =laura/4shot= and i'm laura garcannon. >>> good morning and nice to see you on this wednesday. th

you know these financial old forms that's called fafsa and it takes so long to fill out and at the end you don't know what it means. we'll be explicit. we do have technology in america and we ought to use it more to help peoplenderstand what they get into and providing alternatives so they don't make the wrong decisions for themselves. [ applause ] so please use this. you will save $60,000 640. there -- i hope you will. go to hilaryclinton.com/calculator. i have to say, none of this will not happen if you don't turn out to vote. i see all signs that says "i will vote." there is also a website please go to "iwillvote.com." all the information is there. and you have to register again. new hampshire makes it easy, you can have the same day registration. both bernie and i are excited in working together and other strong democrats and republicans who want to help solve problems again in america. bringing people together is what i am going to spend a lot of my time doing as your president. if you had a chance to meet my running mate, tim kaine, and you will know how hard he will work to make

incomplete or unsubmitted fafsa forms. some people think they earn too much money but the department of education knows aid is not based on a simple income line in the sand. it really depends on your circumstances. that could include the year your kid is in school, the number of students in school at the same time, your family's income, and the cost of attendance. i also know that there are a lot of families who say, i didn't get aid last year. i'm not going to it this year, right? but if your circumstances change, your aid award could be different. and even if you didn't grab the pell grant last year, you could still be eligible for other types of aid that might include a work study program, or low interest loans. for more on how you can qualify for college money, go to jillonmoney.com. saturday morning, get started. >> thank you, cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger. >> wow, i have to think about that very soon. my daughter is a junior already. >> that's right. >> don't procrastinate. >>> today coffee drinkers can

i hear that so much you know, these financial aid forms once called fafsa, it takes forever to fill out and at the end of it you don't know what it means. well, we're going to be really explicit. you know, we do have technology in america and we ought to use it more to help people understand what they're getting into and provide alternatives so they don't make the wrong decisions for themselves is so, please, use this, you know? you will save $60,640 if you're in one of these categories but there is a way to understand the choices you have to make for everybody so i hope you will, go to hillary clinton.com/calculator. but i have to say this. none of this will happen if you don't turn out and vote. none of it. clapp clap. i sea all the signs saying "i will vote." there's also a web site, please go to iwillvote.com to make sure you're registered. all the information is there, you put in your name, you put in your address, and through the miracle of technology you can find out if you're registered or maybe because you moved you were purged from the records and you have to register again. n

its time to get ready for fafsa. the federal aid filing period starts on october first this year.. rather than its traditional january date. the change was made to help students know what they'll have to pay out of pocket.. for colleges their senior year. the four-time world's strongest man.. and the 20-15 fittest man.. are stepping away from the gym.. and into the classroom.. teaching students how to strengthen their muscles.. and their minds. smith says: "you know, it teaches you a lot about life and a lot about, you know, getting knocked down and coming back and, you know, that's something cool that we can teach to some young kids here." the pair says they want to encourage kids to stay in school... and go after their goal.. even if they get knocked down. we are setting up for a very nice fall like day, 8 days before the season arrives. sunshine, much lighter winds and well below seasonal temperatures will be the what we can expect. the las vegas high of 86 is 9 degrees below the normal temperature. as we of the weekend, dry and sunny weather will prevail and daytime temperature

michelle obama teaming up with college students to say how easy it is to get held flp fafsa. take a look. [ phone ringing ] >> hello? >> hi, mrs. obama? >> adrienne. >> so, your name is adrienne? >> that's it, thanks. >> oh, just a few months left. okay, gotta change my address. >> tough to see this but flotus is working on her own resume. it reads as the first lady of the united states, i've been straight up nailing it for eight years. she is really funny. >> she recently. >> with the shopping? >> it was great. >> recently, she was laughing about how president obama talks at dinner and how boring it is. not all of us can say that. >> thank you, sara. >>> coming up on "gma," the royal road trip. charlotte says her first words and takes her first steps in public. >>> and it's our big "deals & steals" 30 on 30 event. what she has. where are you? >> voila. okay, i've got two fab ones specifically for you. great company called freaker. so freaker makes sox. >> odell beckham jr. >> you can get sox in their nfl collection or a variety of spunky prints. or the bottle sweater. for dr

obama teaming up with college humor to show students just how easy it is to get financial aid from fafsa. she appears in a mock game show hosted by our pal, chris harrison. take a look. [ phone ringing ] >> hello? >> hi, mrs. obama? what's my name? >> who is this? >> so, your name is adrienne? >> that's it, thanks. >> oh, just a few months left. okay, gotta change my address. >> now it's tough to see this, but flotus is working on her own resume. it reads as the first lady of the united states, i've been straight up nailing it for eight years. she is really funny. >> oh, yeah. >> she is. did you see her on "ellen" >> with the shopping? >> it was great. >> recently, she was laughing about how president obama talks at dinner and how boring it is. i thought, good point. not all of us can say that. >> and get away with it. thank you, sara. >>> coming up on "gma," the royal road trip. charlotte says her first words and takes her first steps in public. >>> and it's our big "deals & steals" 30 on 30 event. i'm heading over to tory to see >> where is she? >> voila. okay, i've got two fab ones sp

fafsa doesn't allow that, right? and why am i yapping on about this?because these are the future minds that you have to convince. i want to earn my own way and we had a final applicant pool when you got to the top 100 that was better than the average ivy candidacy for this scholarship, and they kept saying, we love the money, and a lot of them would win a full scholarship somewhere else because of their need, for example, but we want to win on merit. we want a society that appeals to us on merits so say, here's what i did in high school and why i deserve this not here's why i'm a loser and i need entitlements. all colors applied for that. so it's the signal we send to the yeworld about merit that wi shift the whole discussion. so i guess i'm saying culturally, you have to do something too. to shift the culture with a few great signals to immigrants, to young people, that this is a country of opportunity and merit and striving, even if you're not the brightest bulb, then you're going to do fine. but in a culture of fear, which is what we have now, obvio

and in anotherd generation i would have enlisted pay myant to get the -- own way and fafsa does not allow that. these are the people who are the future for the left. i want to earn my own way. we had a final applicant pool that was better than the average iv candidacy -- ivy candidacy. a lot of them would win the full scholarship somewhere else. but we want to win on merit. here's what i did in high school, this is why deserve this. this is where i'm a loser and why will always need entitlement. will always need entitlement. it is the signal we send to the mertiabout marriage -- that will shift -- merit that was shipped the discussion. -- shift the culture. this is a country of opportunity and merit even if you are not the brightest. , ofhe culture of fear course you are to hold onto whatever been in a you get. -- banana you get. if they are giving out computers, i better run and get one because there may not be others elsewhere. you want the environment where there were always be computers and maybe i will be able to buy one. the culture of fear and concern entitlement -- and entitlement