explain what forbearance is but forbearance is different than forgiveness forbearance is something where you can temporarily postpone making payments while you get back on your feet if you've lost a job or if you're dealing with a medical emergency it's a way to give you some time to get a new job to get things resolved so that way you can start making payments and during that time you don't have to worry about entering loan to fall. all of the above we've been discussing is basically about payback options coping on the back and with debt incurred by admittedly inexperienced borrowers that eighteen year olds tend to be so on the front end what advice would you offer those shopping for a student loan. well before they ever even start the student loan process i'd recommend that they exhaust all of their grant and scholarship options there are thousands and thousands of grants and scholarships that go on claims and that's free money that you don't have to pay back so that's a good place to start after that make sure you look at your federal loan options first because they tend to have lower

we are inspired by our forbearers, even beginning in 1861 when sarah tracy, one of four mount vernon caretakers during the civil war rode to the capital in great danger, behind both enemy lines, to exact a promise from president lincoln to help protect the sacred spot. we, the current board members, who each hail from a different state, consider the protection of washington's home, which has been admired by more than 87 million guests over the years, nothing less than our sacred and moral responsibility. the protection of it is an essential part of the mount vernon ladies association. in the 1950's, the daunting prospect of an oil storage tank facility threatened the view shed. again in the 1960's, the sewage treatment plan wanted to locate across the river. so the ladies acted swiftly and deliberately to deter these proposals. the efforts of these women, our predecessors, led to the establishment of the national park on the maryland riverfront. since then, the unwavering vigilance of the ladies and our partners in preservation of all the more than one million visitors annually visit

so, if we continue on this course, there would be no deal would have a forbearance on the future relationship. the range of potential outcomes possibility ofe no deal and, given the short time before the conclusion, the cabinet agreed that the preparations should get set up. there is a disorderly no deal u.k. deservesthe they need to present a new model. they can accelerate to the negotiations insecure the new andtionship in the autumn inve the european union 2019. avoidvement is the way to the border between northern ireland and great britain and the only way to protect the uniquely integrated supply chain were millions of jobs and livelihoods prepare. avoid the time to delivering this would have a sovereign choice to commit to the harmonization and necessaryr only those at the border. service ornot cover ensure the free flow at a border. would have that we leave. the regulations are stable and are a large share of the manufacturing business and we rolecontinue to play a in shaping the standards that shape them. leave, we will leave and all the laws will be passed in westminster and belfast

get to a point where nobody respects any sort of tradition but whoever has power doesn't exercise forbearance, just tries to run up the score. from ohio, democrat line, gail. caller: good morning. how are you? host: fine, thanks. go ahead. caller: i have a question. who would allow a sitting president under criminal investigation to make a lifetime appointments to the supreme court? our corrupt house and senate. it's a disgrace. where's the outrage? where's the outrage from the dems? i hear crickets from them. trump and his supporters, stop attending your racism is patriotism. host: thank you. mr. lewis. guest: i think democrats are in a really tough spot because i think that the house leadership, nancy pelosi and senate leadership, chuck schumer, they want to have an election where they feel the wind is at their back. they believe that the midterms are automatically skewing in their direction, partly because their base is energized. and the only thing that could mess that up as if the republican base was also energized. how can the republican base become energized? when we would be if you wa

to write it necessary so as to describe the final roles played, first by -- -- myct for their forbearer. nephew, daniel carol. if these titles and names confuse you, one of the reasons we are here is because everybody is confused about who always people are. this is the 25-year-old owner of the 1400 acres where the capital itself is cited. this book follows the development and the enormous risks he took to create this great monument to democracy. he paid for it. after the destruction of both his professional home and the early days of the founding of capitol hill, right where you are sitting, through the destruction of other key land and improved properties of his daniel caroll stood propertiesther his in 1814. he stood for the rebuilding and improvement of the area that is today, capitol hill. with the balance of his life. my personal hope is that this book will stand for the same belief for all the early and building a better city, a better country and a better world. this is a special day for my co-authors and all of you who have worked hard to see this book published. also, for all

. >> anthony: a possible forbearer to this new challenging of the status quo can be found right in theital. >> joker: i think christiana is one of the most awesome places in the world, which is not very danish to say. >> anthony: the well-established enclave of hippy anarchist squatters sounds about as attractive as being sentenced to life at a phish concert. but there are some interesting features of christiania. there's no government to intrude on your personal freedom. you're free to behave in an as eccentric or normal fashion as you wish. >> risenga: here i mean, you can be the freak that you are, and if you want to spend your day talking to a tree, you can do that without being frowned upon. >> anthony: risenga and his friend joker are in the local government. such as it is. >> joker: christiania has been here for some 40 years. it was a military area that was abandoned and it was then occupied by squatters and hippies, despite the fact that the different governments didn't really appreciate what was going on here. nobody actually had the will or the strength to put people out. >>

thought it necessary to write about this so as to describe the final roles played, first by my direct forbearer, daniel carol. the signer of the constitution and one of the first commissioners of the city of washington. nephew, daniel caroll. if these titles and names confuse you, one of the reasons we are here is because everybody is confused about who these people are. the third is daniel carol dunnington, the 25-year-old owner of the 1400 acres where the capital itself is cited. this book closely follows the developments and the enormous risks he took to create this great monument to democracy. and, he paid for it. after the destruction of both his professional home and the early days of the founding of capitol hill, right where you are sitting, through the destruction of other key land and improved properties of his, in 1814, daniel carol dunnington stood fast to further his properties. 1814, daniel carol dunnington stood for the rebuilding and improvement of the area that is today, capitol hill. he did so for the balance of his life. my personal hope is that this book will stand for the sa

shipping in the gulf something of that nature but in general the iranians have shown a great deal of forbearance and if they're saying there's no attack then it's logical there won't be any reaction to the attack that they say didn't exist good as always to get your response to this david roche thank you very much indeed but i'm going to station has set off a new diplomatic row with turkey over a u.s. citizen who's been in jail since twenty sixteen and as our state department correspondent rosalynn jordan reports the threat of sanctions against ankara came during a conference to promote religious freedom. u.s. vice president mike pence talked about persecution during the first ever state department conference on protecting religious freedom around the world hence highlighted the case of u.s. born minister andrew bronson jailed nearly two years ago in turkey on charges he was involved in the attempted coup against president recip tayyip erdogan on but no one expected pence to say this if turkey does not take immediate action to free this innocent man of faith and send him home to america. the uni

our courts, our country, are well served by judges with this dedication, with wisdom and forbearance. in his career andy has argued across the country in state and federal courts. he has appeared and argued numerous times before the fifth circuit and argued twice before the united states supreme court. he has earned widespread praise from both democrats and republicans. and he was recommended to the judiciary committee by esteemed legal voices from both the left and the right. andy is respected across the political spectrum, and my know my colleagues in the senate will return the same respect when they vote today to confirm andy oldham as a circuit judge to the united states circuit court of appeals to the fifth circuit. andy will be the fiftd judge we -- fifth judge we have confirmed to the circuit court. andy will be the third texan and the fifth fifth circuit judge in the last year and a half, and that, i think, is one of the greatest legacy of president trump and this republican senate are the principled constitutionalists who we are confirming to the federal court, judges who wil

and taxpayers must simply rely on state forbearance. our research shows at least eight states lack a store torrey ban on retroactivity and also haven't committed to act retroactively. putting businesses at risk not just from tax assessment but audit. once more the way fair genie cannot be put back in the bottle labeled sales tax only now that the court has let it out. many practitioners agree wayfair adds fuel to the fire of states pursuing tax teams across the board based not on tangible physical connections but on nebulous measures of economic presence. one very vivid illustration of that fact came when wells fargo announced it had set aside nearly half a billion dollars for its income tax reserves as a direct result of way fair and what they see as likely future tax assessments. the salt in these wounds is that the majority's opinion was relatively vague and highly deferential to state tax power. it leaves two options for taxpayers to secure injunctive relief against an unconstitutional state scheme . to challenge the law t. would re

forbear points to his statement he knitted it. >> is it within the recommend of possibility that schnatter and challenges the board bullying him to quit. >> that's what happened. a source close to schnatter says he sent this letter to the board via email anhydrous patty glazer on sunday. he sent the email on saturday, hired glaser sunday. they are pushing back saying the brody shouldn't have done this and it's up up to the shareholder. >> somebody is leaking the tape and we'll know. >> we will see. >> headlines crossing from president trump's meeting with gop lawmakers. and kayla is back with the details. hi, kayla. >> the president taking a firmer stance on the evidence provided by the u.s. intelligence community about the russian interference in the 2016 election he says he has full faith and support for american intelligence agencies. and says he accepts the u.s. intelligence community's conclusion that russia meddling took place though he says that russia's actions had no impact on the outcome of the elections he says that the u.s. has never had a worse relationship with russia, but it

get to a point where nobody respects any sort of tradition but whoever has power doesn't exercise forbearance tries to run up the score. from ohio, democrat line, gail. caller: good morning. how are you? host: fine, thanks. go ahead. caller: i have a question. who would allow a sitting president under criminal investigation to make a lifetime appointments to the supreme court? our corrupt house and senate. it's a disgrace. where's the outrage? where's the outrage from the dems? i hear crickets from them. trump and his supporters, stop attending your racism is patriotism. host: thank you. mr. lewis. guest: i think democrats are in a really tough spot because i think that the house leadership, nancy pelosi and senate leadership, chuck schumer, they want to have an election where they feel the wind is at their back. they believe that the midterms are automatically skewing in their direction, partly because their base is energized. and the only thing that could mess that up as if the republican base was also energized. how can the republican base become energized? when we would be if you want to