as a simplified fafsa. according to the department of education, 600,000 more students will become eligible for pell grants in 2025. we began the school year with high hopes for this better fafsa. instead, students and families and the advisers and counselors who support them have experienced fafsa technical malfunctions, a botched i.d. account creation system that has many students from mixed status families still unable to contribute parent information to the form. a call center with hour long waits, dropped calls due to volumes and incorrect information. and a painfully slow rampup of applicant data transfers to waiting financial aid offices who now rewait reprocessing due to formula errors. open issues remain including no functionality for 20% of the students who need to make corrections, some resulting from known issues. an unknown number of paper forms still have no time line for processing. no data has been shared on the share of the renewal forms. the delayed processing and reprocessing of applicati

think about mixtures fafsa. i commit to make sure we're moving all of our resources to make sure that we adhere to the timeline and do everything in our power to make sure that only we are staying true to the timelines but also communicating with parents, students and schools. >> okay. so would you be able to reach the october 1 deadline? >> that is our expectations. >> okay. mr. secretary, i appreciate the work of the department administration an increasing access to mental health services for children and youth and related proposals in the in the president budget. while you've made some progress, while we made some progress, certainly more needs to be done to overcome challenges. that i hear back in wisconsin, frankly, every day. what i care about is kids, getting kids the support they need. and i am also aware of the interest back of and the department's school-based mental health programs. funded out of these school safety national activities program. we provided $216 million for the program in the budget th

as a simple fight fafsa.ording to the department of education 600,000 more students will become eligible for pell grants in 2025. we began the school year with high hopes for a better fafsa. instead, students and families and the advisors and counselors who support them have experienced fafsa technical malfunction, botched id account creation system that is many students from next status am still unable to contribute information to the form. a call center with hour-long waits, dropped calls to falling and incorrect information. and a painfully slow ramp up of applicant data transfers to waiting financial aid offices for a week reprocessing of up to 20% of applicants giving formula errors. hope initiative made including no functional for upwards of 20% distance indeed to make corrections, some resulting from known issues. and on the number of paper forms still have no timeline for processing. no data has been checked it on the status of renewal. the delayed opening and processing and reprocessing of applicatio

a y luego invitar ellos a los estudiantes a que compliquen su sección de la fafsa. no tienen la oportunidad de obtener esta ayuda de fafsa, también hay ayuda del del estado de california. y que bueno que lo mencionas, si no solamente está la ayuda de fafsa, es una gran ayuda. pero bueno, mientras están esperando esta quizás pueden comenzar a solicitar becas que existen y no importa su estatus migratorio. así es, hay que seguir luchando. vea, vámonos al corte. mire, un accidente automovilístico dejó a una niña de 9 años sin vida, además de otros 2 heridos en concord. le explicamos qué fue lo que ocurrió, lo que piden las autoridades es importantísimo porque es como una vez en la vida,

one is typical each year that some families or students have made errors on their fafsas. they have just learned if there are you know, sort of family errors and been given the ability to correct those, typically you would have been able to do it earlier in the cycle, but there are some of those errors to work out. but this year we also have apparently 30% of the fafsas with errors on them from the feds in terms of miscalculation, getting the aid. so colleges are being made aware if they've got fafsas in the bunch that have some of those miscalculations, they're being redone. so that's going to be another delay as colleges have to wait for better information to then push awards out the door. so we've still got a ways to go here before students have all of their offers and can have some sense that they're accurate. >> all right. and right now, lauren, we're in that difficult time where you've gotten your decisions right. but you haven't maybe committed yet. you still deciding many students got waitlisted by their preferred colleges. what should they do if they're in that si

the whole process has meant some students have given up on the fafsa altogether. the latest data shows only 33% of u.s. high school seniors completed the form this year, down 29% from last year. according to the national college attainment network. some deadlines have changed because of all this. california pushed back the deadline to apply for state aid a month to this thursday, may 2nd. you need to fill out the form before then to qualify for a cal grant. both uc and cal state extended deadlines for students to commit to enrolling by at least two weeks to may 15th. there's also changes at the top after the chaotic rollout. the head of the federal student aid office stepped down friday, no word yet on his replacement. >>> the bay area has a new tent encampment set up to protest the war in gaza. we've seen them popping up on college campuses across the united states, this one on the campus at san francisco state. anne makovec with more on who is protesting, including teachers as well. >> a group calling themselves faculty for justice in palestine part of a rally t

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you need to fill out the fafsa application before then to qualify for a cal grant.es have tensioned their deadlines for students to commit to enrolling by at least two weeks to may 15th. g? >> that's good. >>> if you are a regular b.a.r.t. commuter you probably know how much time it takes to get to and from work every single day. now throw in few delays and you could be commuting for hours. now imagine how long it would take to ride every b.a.r.t. train. we're talking every stop at every single station on every line. all in one day. well, it's turned into a fun social media challenge. itay hod introduces us to a group of uc berkeley students who are giving b.a.r.t. some positive pr and they may just land in the record books for it. >> reporter: for a lot of commuters, getting on b.a.r.t. is a race against the clock but for these berkeley transit students, that daily rush became an actual race with a world record waiting for them at the finish line. >> the day of, just making sure all the trains are running on time. >> reporter: these two are part of a group of five

left millions of students in limbo, waiting to hear how much aid they'll receive. >> the fafsa form not available all in october, as promised. instead end of december and at the end of december, it didn't work particularly well. there were a number of occurrences of crashing, and it needed to be revised for january. in response. >> some colleges are now pushing out deadlines for acceptance and enrollment deposits unclear of when this fafsa processing backlog will ease up. for now, experts say it's crucial for students and parents to keep the lines of communication open with schools in terms of what students can do at this time of uncertainty. >> one is to attempt to exercise patience. i know that's very hard, but those skills will come in useful in adult years. derrick dennis, abc news, new york. >> all right, derrick, thank you. checking your bag on your next flight could be more expensive. jetblue now charging peak pricing fees. your first check bag now costs $50 during peak periods, which includes most of the summer and the holidays. a second check bag will run you $70 soon. >> w

the fafsa is used to determine college students eligibility to receive financial aid., since the launch of the new revised form in december, there have been delays and glitches for students and parents trying to fill out the form online. >> the launch of the new form has been a disaster. there are 2.8 million fewer fafsas filed this year as compared with the same time last year. a 15% drop overall. the drop in college enrollment may be worse than during the pandemic, causing some colleges to close. >> the witnesses at the hearing this morning say the problems with the new fafsa are affecting at least 40% of the forms submitted, and that has led to students receiving admission letters from colleges. but having no idea how much financial aid they will have to cover the costs. >> martinez teachers say they're going on strike if they can't reach a fair contract deal with the district. educators and supporters held a rally before the martinez school board meeting. teachers say the district offered them a 3% raise. other county employees received an 8% cost of living adjustm

. >> the fafsa is used to determine college students eligibility to receive financial aid. revised form in december, there have been delays and clicks or glitches. rather, for students and parents trying to fill out the form online. >> the launch of the new form has been a disaster. there are 2.8 million fewer fafsas filed this year as compared with the same time last year, a 15% drop overall, the drop in college enrollment may be worse than during the pandemic, causing some colleges to close. >> the witnesses at the hearing this morning say the problems with the fafsa are affecting at least 40% of the forms submitted, and that has led to students receiving admission letters from colleges. but having no idea how much financial aid they will have to cover the costs. beginning today, internet service providers will be required to publish specific details about their broadband plans. the federal communications commission has been lobbying companies to openly show information such as prices, fees and service speeds. these labels are intended to allow consumers to shop for deals

this all started last year when the entire fafsa system was overhauled.l was to make it shorter the website was supposed to launch in october, didn't go live till december, then it went dark. by the second week of january, it was up and running, but with several issues. families were locked out of the form and some students born in the year 2000 couldn't even submit. a few weeks later, the department of education announced that colleges and universities wouldn't receive the aid applications till mid march. that's because the initial form didn't account for inflation, leaving nearly $2 billion on the table. instead of going towards students education, there. then this past week, some colleges received the wrong information about nearly a million students finances. on top of it all, 2 million applications still have not been processed. financial aid expert mark kantrowitz describes what's happening to families most students cannot afford to enroll in college without some form of financial aid that can be in the tens of thousands of dollars, and so they are

now, fafsa is used to determine college students eligibility to get financial aid.se are live pictures of that congressional hearing as we speak. now, since the launch of the new revised form in december , there have been delays and glitches for students and for parents trying to fill out that online form. some of the students have reported struggling with deciding which school to go to after high school. because of those financial aid problems. we'll keep an eye on those live hearings for you as well. our time is 747. the latest news on inflation came out this morning and it triggered a huge drop on wall street. pam cook warned us about this at 629. >> she is back in studio. we've seen some action already. yeah, right. >> when that bell rang this morning that was anticipated, the consumer price index increased in the month of march, about 0.4. it's up 3.5% from this time last year. and that is higher than economists expected. that sent the dow down more than 400 points. right when that opening bell rang this morning. it does mean the federal reserve is less likely

. >> welcome back problems with this year's federal student financial aid form known as fafsa have left many students unsure if they'll be able to afford to go to college. today, lawmakers on capitol hill, her testimony about the flawed system. kron four's washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has the details. >> the new simplified student aid form known as fafsa fo was supposed to be easier for families to fill out and expand the number of students eligible for federal aid. we begin the school year with high hopes, but that promise hasn't panned out. numerous missed implementation deadlines. >> long delays, broken promises called call centers and it airs financial aid. experts told lawmakers the botched rollout has left students in limbo about whether they can afford college. there are 2.8 million fewer fastest filed this year. >> as compared with the same time last year, rachel feltman with the university of north carolina chapel hill says they still haven't sent aid offers for the fall yet because of delays that the department of education are facing a crisis of enrollment and

y que bueno que lo mencionas, si no solamente está la ayuda de fafsa, es una gran ayuda.ueno, mientras están esperando esta quizás pueden comenzar a solicitar becas que existen y no importa su estatus migratorio. así es, hay que seguir luchando. vea, vámonos al corte. mire, un accidente automovilístico dejó a una niña de 9 años sin vida, además de otros 2 heridos en concord. le explicamos qué fue lo que ocurrió, lo que piden las autoridades es importantísimo porque es como una vez en la vida, vamos. sabemos que fue un día histórico. cientos de personas pudieron presenciar de forma parcial el eclipse solar. aquí en nuestra zona. veremos de qué manera se vivió este evento. ya regresamos accidente automovilístico deja una niña de 9 años de edad sin vida, además de otros 2 heridos. esto ocurrió en la ciudad de concord. el conductor se fuga y las autoridades piden ayuda para localizarlo más adelante con los detalles. qué tal? buenas tardes les saluda flavio lacayo sandra cervantes muchas gracias por su sintonía. vamos a pasar a otra información. seguramente si en un par de año

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so many of the things i put in my written testimony about the issues that have plagued the fafsa rollout from the financial aid office perspective, we have seen changes in in the last couple of months and even in the last 24 hours. so they have thrown more resource added in terms of showing up at conferences, having more webinars, communicating more frequently. thankfully alicia will see if this sticks, and the last four hours there been more direct and operational guidance instead of pumping it up with fluff and sort of pr. i guess what i would say though a lot of that feels like trying to close the barn doors after the horses have left the stable. i think it's going to take additional oversight from bipartisan from this committee to make sure speedy we will break away and take your life to the u.s. capitol where the stent is ready to gavel in. this morning lawmakers are from japanese prime minister fumio kishida during a joint meeting of congress. no votes are currently scheduled today in the upper chamber. you are watching live coverage on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senat

congressman dated changes to is so-called fafsa form to simplify it, like streamlining 103 questionshave plagued the form's roll-out for millions of students. just last week the education department announced an aid application error that could impact thousands of families. the application was launched months longer with many students up against the traditional may 1 deadline to choose a school, some are now choosing back their commitment date, like morgan state university in maryland. there is a lot that has to happen between the time a student says yes, i want to come, and the time they actually are sitting in class. they need to apply for housing. they need to figure out how they're going the pay for college, enroll in a payment plan, they have to get registered for classes. all of that is shortened now. >> it's definitely been a rocky launch to the fafsa this year. >> reporter: james cavil is an undersecretary to education. >> we now how important fafsa is helping low to middle income students choose a college that is best going to serve their needs. our overarching goal is to ge

all the delays with the processing of this year's new federal student aid application known as fafsa. application or waiting in limbo to find out just how much the low for tuition for the upcoming school year. jennifer affinity of scholarship owl says don't feel pressure to make a decision until you have all your information. most colleges have a may first deadline for incoming students to commit. but many schools have pushed that date back in light of the fast foot delays. if your college hasn't done that yet, the college you want to attend, contact the financial aid office and explained that you are waiting for the financial aid offer to be able to accept their offer of admission and see what they say. if you get in a package, that isn't what you're hoping for. you can try negotiate with the financial aid office, contact the college. that is first on your list and try the following. explain that. you're there. colleges, your first choice college. it really like to attend, but that the financial part of it is just really challenging and ask if there's anything they can do. maybe ther

the first step is filling out the free federal student aid, or fafsa form, from which this will helphe financial aid staff to determine how much aid you will receive. some of these higher priced private institutions have a lot of money to give because they have huge endowments. usc says nearly two-thirds of students receive some form of financial aid including merit scholarships, need based grants or loans. they also offer incoming first year students whose families earn $80,000 or less free tuition. so it is important to look beyond that sticker price. while the cost of college tuition continues to rise, what is more staggering is the amount of student debt which has gone from $619 billion in 2008 to $1.8 trillion. meaning it has almost tripled in 16 years. but, george, if you're wondering is it really worth it? people do tend to earn more if they go to college and graduate. >> george: it does make a big difference. okay, rebecca, thanks. coming up, we'll tell you what you need to know about the financial support options that are available. >> robin: that is so important. coming up,

2025 budget request and answer questions about recent protest on college campuses a t rollout of the fafsa application process for hool financial aid. at 3 p.mhe senate returns to consider a judicial nomination for for a district court in northern illinois. at 10 a.m. on c-span3, nasa administrator bill nelson testifies before the house science, space and technology committee about his agencies 2025 budget request. later at 2:30 p.m. senate p.m. a senate judiciary subcommittee amines concerns with replicas that areade to implicate a a voic o other like this to artificial intelligence. you c also watch our live coverage on the c-span l video app or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> are you thinking this is just a community center? its way more than that. comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to quit wi-fi enabled lift zones so students can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span is a public service along with these other television provi

this comes after the fafsa forms were changed.y 1 million applications are affected. the problems include calculation errors, but the agency says it is working to prevent any further delays. >> a major milestone reached by a school for guide dogs in san rafael. guide dogs for the blind celebrated its 1,000th 1,000th graduating class. the eight week old puppies were introduced to their raisers, who will care for them as they undergo training. guide dogs for the blind is the largest school of its kind in north america, and has trained more than 1600 dogs to assist the visually impaired. >> coming up unfairly kicked off his cross country flight, the battle one passenger dealt with after the recent incident on jetblue. >> and a little bit of fog this morning helped to offset some of the warmth out there today. subtle changes today, bigger changes coming tomorrow. have a look at what we can expect for the re f today reason he was traveling from los angeles to florida. christina gonzalez explains what happened and shows us part of the i

colleges may have received incorrect tax data about some families finances. >> this comes after the fafsa. the agency says about 1 million applications are affected. the problems include calculation errors, but the agency says it is working to prevent any further delays. >> sonoma county voters will be toestrict the size of animalwant farms in the county. the county clerk and registrar of voters have approved the measure for the ballot. after animal rights and environmental activists gathered more than the 20,000 valid signatures required. they want to end so-called factory farming, which they describe as large farming operations that breed animals for maximum profits. they say the animals are often confined indoors and in small spaces. ranchers deny those allegations and say their proposal would have catastrophic impacts on the local economy and access to locally sourced food. >> a richmond woman is now waiting to hear if she has broken the guinness world record for the world's longest crocheted scarf. her scarf was measured at richmond's craneway pavilion monday to fulfill one of the ma

and this year, technical glitches with the fafsa from have left millions of students waiting to heary will be receiving. >> the fafsa form was not available in october, as promised. instead end of december and at the end of december, it didn't work particularly well. there were a number of occurrences of crashing, and it needed to be revised for january in response. >> some colleges are now pushing deadlines for acceptance and enrollment deposits. it's not clear when the processing backlog will ease up. >> from an enrollment office to immigrant resource center coming up at 530. how san francisco is dealing with an influx of students coming from out of the country, and a big change coming to one of disneyland's popular rides. >> upgrades happening inside live aid is on the way to impacted parts of taiwan this morning following a devastating earthquake. now, at 530, we are live with reaction from people who have family on the island. >> outraged and heartbroken. those words from president biden following an israeli airstrike in gaza that killed seven people. how israel is now respondin

better known as the fafsa form. did it deliver on the promise of saving time and helping more families qualify for those federal loans? >> reporter: not exactly. and although the department of ed has already addressed the early technical glitches on the form itself, a new problem has come to light. some colleges say they have received incorrect information from the government. d.o.e. has acknowledged the problem and they're correcting the errors they say but problems should be resolved by the end of april. that means some students and their families are going to get late packages from some of the schools that they may impact. >> oh what a mess. okay. so for those with financial offers in hand, what do they need to know? >> reporter: you know, i think these are so hard to read because there's no single way that any of these schools are required to detail scholarship grant and loan information. so they all use different terms. when you get these packages, make sure you understand what is being offered. and be clear ab

form left millions of students waiting to hear how much aid they will receive. >> the fafsa form wasin october, as promised. instead, end of december and at the end of december, it didn't work particularly well. there were a number of occurrences of crashing, and it needed to be revised for january. >> in response, some colleges are now pushing deadlines for acceptance and enrollment deposits. it's not clear when the processing backlog will ease up. >> now it's your morning money report. tesla has posted its first annual drop in sales since the pandemic. sales dropped nearly 9. the ev maker's delivery volume was far below expectations. tesla says factory shutdowns and problems getting parts from china to europe are said to be the cause of the issue. they cut prices, but it doesn't seem to be helping their profit margins. shares have dropped yesterday by more than 4. now let's see what it looks like at the new york stock exchange this morning as trading gets underway, you can see that we are in positive territory but just barely up about eight points. >> san francisco giants fans list

problems with this year's federal student loan aid or fafsa have left many students unsure if they canitol hill heard more about the impacts of this flawed system and the missteps of the department of education today, our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has the latest. >> the new simplified student aid form known as fafsa fo was supposed to be easier for families to fill out and expand the number of students eligible for federal aid. we begin the school year with high hopes, but that promise hasn't panned out. numerous missed implementation deadlines. >> long delays, broken promises called call centers and it airs financial aid. experts told lawmakers the botched rollout has left students in limbo about whether they can afford college. there are 2.8 million fewer passes filed this year. >> as compared with the same time last year, rachel feltman with the university of north carolina chapel hill says they still haven't sent aid offers for the fall yet because of delays that the department of education are facing a crisis of enrollment and of trust. >> the applications that h

. >> reporter: issues with the federal government's new financial aid form fafsa keep mounting. >> students who don't have offers, they likely will choose to not go to college in the fall, and that will be a tragedy for them and a tragedy for the nation. >> reporter: according to a recent survey of college officials, 67% don't think their school can process financial aid in the next few weeks. >> low-income students are already facing a number of challenges to get a higher education, and aren't they the ones who are hurt the most by this? >> they are definitely the ones who are hurt the most. the irony is that this was a system that was aimed at making it easier. >> reporter: the new financial aid form mandated by congress expanded eligibility and streamlined questions from 103 to about 20. but there was a late rollout and lots of glitches. >> there's no question that the transition here has been rocky and it's been challenging, not just for us but for students and for colleges. >> reporter: facing delays, dozens of colleges have pushed back the may 1st enrollment deadline. the d.o.e. has a

. >> problems with this year's federal student financial aid form known as fafsa have left a lot of students unsure if they're going to be able to afford to go to college. our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has more on our people are doing about it. >> the new simplified student aid form known as fats fo was supposed to be easier for families to fill out and expand the number of students eligible for federal aid. we begin the school year with high hopes, but that promise hasn't panned out. numerous missed implementation deadlines. >> long delays, broken promises called call centers and it airs financial aid. experts told lawmakers the botched rollout has left students in limbo about whether they can afford college. there are 2.8 million fewer fastest filed this year. >> as compared with the same time last year, rachel feltman with the university of north carolina chapel hill says they still haven't sent aid offers for the fall yet because of delays that the department of education are facing a crisis of enrollment and of trust. >> the applications that have been submitted, 40% h

. >> reporter: issues with the federal government's new financial aid form, fafsa keep mounting. >> some will choose not to go to college and that will be a tragedy. >> reporter: according to a survey, 67% don't think their school can process financial aid in the next few weeks. low-income students are already facing a lot of challenges to get a higher education, and aren't those the ones who are hurt the most by this? >> they are definitely the ones hurt the most. the irony is this was a system aimed at making it easier. >> reporter: the new financial aid form mandated by congress expanded eligibility and streamlined questions from 103 to about 20. but there was a late rollout and lots of glitches. >> there's no question that the transition here has been rocky, and it's been challenging, not just for us but for students and for colleges. >> reporter: facing delays, dozens of colleges have pushed back the may 1st enrollment deadline. thedoe has made multiple changes, including adding department employees and loosening requirements for schools. >> people are working seven days a week here

this is to apply through fafsa or the california dream act. applications governor gavin newsom's office says that fewer high school students are actually filling out those forms for that financial aid. the extension was made possible after the governor signed an urgency measure into law. now to a follow up, a san jose school district is settling three lawsuits for abuse, which took place more than 20 years ago. former sierra mont middle school teacher ronald gardner was recently convicted for sexually assaulting students in the early 2000. he is serving a 22 year prison sentence, now the san jose berryessa union school district was accused of ignoring blatant red flags about gardner's behavior. the district will settle the lawsuits for more than $10 million. well, new at 11, there's a new proposal to build a new community within san francisco. want to give you a live look at the city right now. so if you've been walking around, you may have seen those fliers advertising a project by the nonprofit city campus. well, that plan would transform a

través de los programas estatales, los estudiantes ahora tendrán hasta el jueves para aplicar por fafsade san francisco también se unieron a la protesta a nivel nacional contra el conflicto armado y solicitan el cese al fuego en gaza. los manifestantes montaron ayer un nuevo campamento. esto ocurre cuando alumnos de las universidades de california en berkeley y la de stanford tienen similares exigencias para intentar mantener un frente unido. por su parte, en la universidad estatal de sacramento, otro grupo de estudiantes y miembros de la comunidad instalaron un campamento afuera de la biblioteca como parte de una manifestación por la libertad de expresión. también para pedir garantías por la seguridad en el campus y que la instrucción y las operaciones críticas puedan continuar. informaron que el campus permanece abierto. mientras tanto, en la universidad de columbia se han agravado las manifestaciones de estudiantes que piden el cese el fuego en gaza. rafael pujols tiene más detalles. qué tal? buenas tardes. la ocupación por parte de manifestantes de este edificio que forman parte del

quisiera alcanzar, saber qué colegio o universidad ofrece el programa y completar el formulario de fafsao que tomemos esa iniciativa de seguir nuestros estudios. pasamos a publicidad, pero al regresar hablaremos con la divaza tras su salida de la casa de los famosos y hoy es un día muy importante para dolores huerta. más adelante le contamos. de los famosos decide abandonar la competencia. bueno, se trata de la divaza, quien sorprendió a todos con su discurso de despedida. muy emotivo, por cierto. jimena gallego tiene la entrevista. me encuentro con divaza, quien decide abandonar la casa de los famosos divaza. ya estamos cerca, a la final. por qué tomaste esta decisión de irte hoy? ay, no, es que yo. yo no podía más. de verdad. o sea, yo ya 3 meses. yo no podía. un día más yo. mi cabeza explotaba. ya me sentía. me sentía con muchos sentimientos, muchas emociones. realmente es muy fuerte lo que se vive en la casa. crees que un día te puedas arrepentir de haber tomado esta decisión? probablemente algún día me arrepienta, pero hoy no es ese día. yo me siento muy feliz con lo que hice. qué e

mosca is seeking to expand its influence in the region through security partnerships and picking the fafsa and molly, as well as um, it is as a health security analyst, she says, rushes presence has not improved security for the people living, but continues to postpone it as transition back to civilian rule. and the new jersey collision is quite, you know, unique, the june type, yet to relieve the transition plan. when was 91 thing to the cool. now the put, the put, the likelihood is that the more the russian military becomes, in green, within new jersey. the less likely that transition planning going to be released. and it's also very likely that the civic speed will continue to be restricted. and so a lot of civil society organizations in new jar would start protesting that you know, lack of ability to operate and continue and they're doing and, and i think that is when the resentment was done. if you weeks back the economic cycle incentive, the re re new jar with diet. but of course with the opening of the board, does it cost for that? that is being relaxed at the moment. but i think sp

known as fafsa and any parents looking to get kids into college know what it's all about. why are lawmakers calling in a crisis of credibility? lauren: for the education department because hold asking a mess. this is the program that helps the students get financial aid so they can go to college. app applicants are complaining for december and sop didn't receive the financial information for the students till last month and since then the education department sent incorrect data and those changes making the process of applying to aid and getting it easier and one month away from admission deadlines and the department of education in the past three years and calling for heads to go. stuart: okay, thanks, lauren. a new study, lot of new studies around and this one shows lonely children are more likely to suffer psychosis at adults. why am i not surprised, lauren. lauren: study out of europe. does that spread surprise you? childhood loneliness associated with a 117% increase chance of experiencing a psychotic episode later in life and loneliest kids have a 17% increased risk.

ryan's budget request and answer questions about recent protests on cle campuses as a rollout of the fafsaapplication process. at 3:0p., the senate considers a judicial nomination for a district in illinois. 10:00 a.m. on c-span 3, bill nelson testifies before the house science space and technology committee about his a budget request. later, a senate judiciary subcommieexamines concerns with digital replicas madto imitate a voice or likeness throh ai. you can watch coverage on c-span now or on c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with community centers so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for erything. >> comcast supports c-span a a public service, along with these other television prode

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it's not clear to students or colleges when that fafsa backlog will clear up.ville based icon aircraft says it's filing for chapter 11 protection. the company builds small sea planes. the part boat, part planes have crashed several times over the last few years. two icon employees died when their plane crashed in lake berryessa back in 2017. federal investigators say the pilot was flying too low. icon says it plans to keep making planes during its bankruptcy. the california legislature is the first in the country to seriously consider reparations for the legacy of slavery, and decades of policies that excluded and harmed black californians, one of the bills currently being considered is an apology to the black community. >> let's start with that apology. do you think that there is the political will here in the capitol to even get an apology passed? >> i think there is a will. i think we have a governor who understands the importance of apology now. and i hope our colleagues in the legislature, both in the assembly and the senate, will see the importance of tha

they're urging students to complete the new version of the federal student aid application, known as fafsathey say billions of dollars in free money is available through the pell grant program. >> over 655,000 more students will receive pell grants than last year. over 1.7 million more students will receive the maximum pell grant award than last year. >> california's priority deadline for financial aid is next thursday, while the federal deadline is june 30th. >> changes are coming to southwest airlines, so what does that mean for the features that make the carrier so unique? >> plus criminal court and the supreme court. multiple cases involving donald trump today, both historic but different. we'll explain norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are

you now have until thursday to apply through fafsa or the california dream act application. us governor gavin newsom's office says fewer high school students are filling out the forms for that financial aid. the extension was made possible after the governor signed an urgency measure into law. we're taking a live look now. it's 509. this is san jose. good morning. good morning. a happy tuesday to everyone that's waking up in san jose. our meteorologist, kari hall has the outlook for today. it's really been very nice. it has been very yeah. so we're going to continue that as we go throughout today. and we're right now in the upper 40s, low 50s for the most part. we are seeing a calm wind. but the wind will pick up once again. still pretty breezy in san francisco. and we're going to see 19 20 mile per hour wind gusts through 7:00 this morning. and look at what happens as we go throughout the day. the winds get even gustier, and we're going to see at times along the coastline, some of those gusts at 30 to 40mph today. and it will peak as we go into the afternoon, into the eveni

you now have until thursday to apply through fafsa or the california dream act applications. governor gavin newsom's office says fewer high school students are actually filling out the forms for that financial aid. the extension was made possible after the governor signed an urgency measure into law. well new at six fans of a popular bay area dog surfing competition are crediting an online campaign for helping save the event. the world dog surfing championships was in danger of ending up well in the doghouse, but organizers cited the rising costs of permit fees and dumpsters. but thanks to a gofundme page raising nearly $12,000, you can say it has a new lease on life. it'll be back august 3rd in pacifica for the ninth straight year. yeah, i'm sure by saying that that raised a lot of money. ginger. yeah, new leash on like.now doggies go out there and practice your waves. i know it'll be a good day to do that, that it will be, well, a little chilly, but it'll be a good day. it's always chilly, though. you know the water, i don't know. i can't do it without. they do what i would

only 27% have completed their fafsa forms, so far. for federal student aid officials at cal state east bay told the bay area news group. they have not seen numbers this low in years. as we've reported, the rollout of the new form was delayed. since then, it's been plagued with errors and glitches. well, now lawmakers are demanding answers. senate democrats have sent a letter to general dynamics, the federal contractor behind the application. general dynamics has until april 23rd to answer, calling state workers back to the office. >> the memo sent to state agencies by the governor's office, and what it means for thousands of workers who've been at home since the beginning of the pandemic. plus, fallout continues following the arizona abortion ban. a planned parenthood here in california is preparing for an influx in those who may seek reprod tive hea i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are looking up, i've got symptom relief. ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ control is everyth