while teens are struggling college grads have news.ssociation of colleges and employers businesses are expect to go hire 10.2 percent more new college grads this year than they did last year. who is hiring? cheryl casone knee is here to tell us. >> i will get to the company. i want to add one more interesting thing to what you just told viewers. 50 percent of college grads last year were either under employed or jobless in 2011. they are coming out of school loaded up with debt and can't find work. in under employment they can maybe try part-time work. this is a technology consulting firm. it is a well-known technology consulting firm. you have to add certain pieces of a degree or at least experience. you have to have a degree in computer sigh ents degree. they have about 900 openings available right now. these are full-time positions but they are looking for grads. they are telling us babasically if it's an internship there could be a chance to be hired full-time. you may have to intern. if you have nice parents you may have to stay h

three point four percent rates all the way up to six point eight percent but college students and grad student breathe a sigh of relief just yet that's because even if interest rates say pipe students are still screwed while everyone has been focused on interest rates there are other parts of the deal that have major financial implications starting sunday students must pay interest rates on their loans while they're still in school and immediately after they graduate so that grace period between college and getting a job don also gotten federal subsidies to education that will also jack up the price to go to college students are now facing a twenty billion dollar increase on their federal loan so what does this mean for college students and how could it impact the economy or applebaum joins us now to talk about it he is the founder of forgive student loan debt dot com welcome to the show there robert thank you so even though congress they you know they're being hailed for far reaching this deal but really students aren't that much better off are they not at all three point four percent

salary so you know at this point i think it's very important for prospective college students and grad students to really consider the job market that they plan on entering into before signing on the dotted line dotted line for college and so as you had mentioned earlier congress ok they reach this deal but it's it's just not enough it's not doing much to alleviate the burden that on so many young people in the u.s. today what does need to get done. congress needs to pass h r forty one seventy the student loan forgiveness act of two thousand and twelve introduced in the house by representative hansen clarke its up a new repayment program called the ten ten standard whereby people who have student loan debt would be required to pay ten percent of their discretionary income over a period of ten years after which the remaining amount would be forgiven and in fact just today we had a rally in a press conference because i had started a petition in favor of the bill and we reached over one million signatures so clearly there's a groundswell of support for something drastic to be done to addr

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august off a better answer and lastly i guess i just want to ask you you know we're seeing college grads college students rack up tens of thousands i mean if you go to grad school it's not unheard of for it's a rack up beyond one hundred thousand dollars and then what happens they graduate the job market is bleak so is college i mean doesn't seem like it's a worthy investment in some cases that's true i think i think it's important to you know ask yourself again what your personal priorities are and some people go to texas when you know they can spend a lot less money in education and make a lot more when they graduate you know there's been a lot of documentation about this if you didn't move you talked about student spent eight thousand dollars or one hundred twenty thousand dollars and you are literally you're paying this stuff back for the rest of your life and so while the parents are you know the adults and school ask ask my schools and or and ask the governor society i still think that there is something that i think people need to make into their individual decision but once again

so what's a highly indebted, un- or underemployed grad to do? if there's no jobs, we can't pay those student loans back. >> reporter: the occupy movement tried to organize a mass repudiation of student loan debt. it failed. no wonder, given how firmly the law is on the side of lenders. but it turns out that many of the un or underemployed protestors are probably eligible for substantial relief that they don't even know about. >> once a borrower graduates or leaves school, it's very hard to counsel them on all their options. >> reporter: according to mark kantrowitz, because most student loan debt is federally guaranteed, most is eligible for a federal assistance program, in place since 2009, called income based repayment. but hardly anyone is using it. >> right now, about 2.25% of borrowers are actually taking advantage of income based repayment. >> reporter: 2.25%? that's all? >> 2.25%. so out of 37 million were talking 600,000-700,000. >> reporter: well, why is everybody not taking advantage of it? it would seem like a no-brainer. >> partly, i

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. >>> mi niÑo era uno de los niÑos integentes, despuÉs el bajo su grad no querÍa ir a la escuela.por ser iderada pieza cle en el caso d abuso. por pae del depaatamento del alguacil que es conoco por la participaciÓn en el programa comunidades seguras. >>> uno tiene miedo de hablar con la policÍa por miedo a deportaciÓn. >>> por meses no presentoo" una denunc, a pesar que su hijo fue uno de los alumnos del maest maestro, que estÁ enjuicia por actos lascivos. >>> lo mÁs importante es que colaboraron, al terminar ese paso se puede comenzar el proceso con inmigraciÓn. importancia de las visas u. y les dan los que son vÍctimas de crimen de abuso en estados unidos. y algunos e el congreso lass quieren eliminar. >>> precisamente este sÁbado en programa aquÍ y ahora teresa rodrÍguez habla con los estudiantes abusados, y con sus padres. >>> y una familia ve una terrible tragedia tras el suicidio dun niÑo de 11 aÑos. el menor dijo que no soportaba el acoso del que era vÍctiman la escuela, dijo que sufÍa intimidaciÓn por ser huÉrfano y de baja estatura. y la llamada ley de cubanos fue puesta

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grads brown, his wife, and his child grads. his granddaughter wrote the book "good night moon" which is a very favorite of many of the school children not only here in missouri, but all over the united states. >> july 7 and 8, book tv and american history tv explore the letterage and literally culture of missouri captain, jefferson city. >> there was a governor stewart, a bachelor governor that the story says he rode his house up the front steps of the mansion, into the dining room and proceeded to feed his horse oats out of this plate warmer. now, the comment that he probably should not be feeding his horse in the governor's mansion and his comment to them was i have to feed more people in this home with less manners than my horse has. >> july 7 and 8 on c-span 2 and 3. >> next weekend, award-winning author and historian david pietrusza is our guest on

in the meantime, we turn now to the gruesome headline young american grad student, researcher from texas fighting for his life after he was attacksed by chimps and dragged half a mile. the 26-year-old american working at @ institute, sanctuary for chimps rescued from the wild. here is abc's boz si canon any now. >> 26-year-old andrew, was working at the jane good deal institute in south africa. a texas grad student, he was leading a tour at the chimpanzee sanctuary when he left the group and crossed over one of two fences separating him from the animals. near is second fence, two of the chimps reached underneath and pulled him by his feet into their inclosure. he was dragged a half mile and attacked by retrieved by some staff members who went into the enclosure with armed guards and removed him quickly because of the danger. >> when we arrived there, he was curled in a ball. he looked like a piece of meet. really deeply lacerated from head to toe. >> he underwent surgery and is in critical condition in an induced coma. the good dal institute issued a statement saying this is a terrible t

employers expect to hire 10.2 percent more grads this year than last year.rom the fox business network and joins us. >> only half have full-time yobs. you pay your dues and get the loans and go to school and you can't find work. it is frustrating. >> half of the people . kids without jobs and this year is better than last year. >> a little bit better . 53.6 percent . of anybody with a bachelor's degree only had nothing or was under exploited. >> and kids, right down americorp. >> it is a government program . habitat for humanity and the company is not great. it is beyond 1 -- 12,000 for living expenses and give him a scholarship and you can use that toward the student loans and the work is and this is disaster relief and education and a federal government program . a way to make something and contribute a bit. >> we had a family friend and he was posted in hawaii and made 12,000 and in hawaii. >> next up, enterprise rent a car. >> chairman and ceo of enterprise . they were interned. they were recent college grads and they start in enterprise and moved up to

as a result, grads are facing an uphill battle. the unemployment rate for this group of americans, 9.4% and while the odds are not in their favor, there are plenty of grad yats and the rest of us can do to help with this problem. long gone are the days when you could walk out with a job and stay with that company for 30 years. the best chance of getting your foot in the door is the same as it's always been. networking and who you know. we start with senior editor of monster worldwide along with chris ferrell. his latest article, college graduates best job bet, word of mouth. in this week's print edition. charles, do you agree with that? >> i do agree that who you know is has always been important, actually. s in nothing knew. hiring has always been done on the basis of reputation and what hiring managers can find out about you and who your connections are. the interesting thing that's happening now is the powerful tools that the internet and social media is putting in front of people, so anyone can use digital platforms, social pla

the harvard university bound grad beat the odds and the crowd knew it. loggins used to be homeless. >> i found myself absolutely homeless with nowhere to go. i stayed at friends houses inbetween. >> her childhood was complicated by evictions, a parent involved with drugs, and hunger. she only felt peace after being sent away to school her junior year. when she returned, there was something missing. her parents. they had moved leaving her to fend for herself. >> i shouldn't be a statistic. most kids in my situation do not overcome this. they turn to drugs or they turn to crime to sort of compensate for what they don't have. >> a school employee took loggins in and the teen worked as a janitor. she was on campus long before sunrise to pick gum off the floor and vacuum hallways. >> school has, i think, been heretic her ticket to sanity and a way out. >> all that hard work for dreams of stability and success. >> my teacher is going to be great and i know it is. and harvard is going to make that happen. but also, it is stability. i'm not going to have to worr

and that is a jump of 1.5%. >> the grad raigs rate among english learners increased by nearly 4%. among latinos and african americans went up, but reality is that numbers are still low. only 63% of african americans and 70% of latinos finished high school last year. there is a system implemented before you had this, you can can accurate numbers. and some are still enrolled and just haven't finished. this is very important for advocates and school districts that are using to it see which group of students needs the help the most. >> there is good data. and what we've done is take a look at some of the districts and schools that are showing the best results from the state. >> and there is a system allowing districts to implement early intervention programs going on over the summer targeting students who may fall through cracks. mer than 2% of the public high school students graduated in 2011. and another school district that improved was castro valley. and there is a link on abc 7 news.com. >> thank you so much. appreciate that. republicans and democrats in congress reportedly reach

a young person in our office that is a grad. jeff could not make it today, but now i can go to my son who graduated two years ago and say i am trying to catch up with you. with respect to the commencement address part, it is interesting when you hear about commencement addresses. there tends to be a category to say the speaker gets up and tells you what the world is going to bay or a speaker gets up and tells you what you should do in the world. we need to be more innovative in michigan. that is part of our reinvention. i want to give you a framework for success and one piece of advice. i have some qualms about the spring market will share with you. there are six questions, but it is sort of a test. i'm scared to bring an idea of a through with school. this is a test by call the common-sense test for better living. 6 overall. i think the perfect time to do this is new year's day because a lot of us do new year's resolutions. before you do that, i would ask you to think about these six questions. i bet if you went through this li

as a result, grads are facing an uphill battle.te for this group of americans, 9.4% and while the odds are not in their favor, there are plenty of grad yats and the rest of us can do to help with this problem. long gone are the days when you could walk out with a job and stay with that company for 30 years. the best chance of getting your foot in the door is the same as it's always be

grad school was a culmination of all my bad eating habits.nhealthy foods the busier i got. the most painful part of being overweight was the emotional stress. the lack of self-confidence was in my head and i would pick up my clothes to make sure they weren't clinging to my fat. one night after a night on the town my friend was running away from me joking arod. when i would catch up he was running again. that's when i realized how out of shape i was. i started my corporate gym and started a walking program. i reduced my fast food. i was lucky to meet my girlfriend at my heaviest weight. after losing my first 20 pounds, she convinced me to join weight watchers with her. i started riding the bike at the gym and progressed to running. in eight months i lost over 100 pounds. i'm now engaged to my number one supporter jenna. we eat healthy foods together. >> that is great. >> here is joy to talk about his eating habits. that is what the problem was. >> there were so many smart strategies to his success. one thing when he first started, he strapped

pause and ask yourself, does it make sense to go back to grad school right away?, because in my view grad school is to forward your career and make potentially more money. you said yourself you're not quite sure at the end of this program you're going to end up with a job. consider an alternative solution which is potentially go work one or two years, some savings you can apply to additional loan payments. at the end if you don't end up with a job, have you a job to fall back on. take your grants, apply to college debt, wipe it out and that feels fantastic. if you're intent on going back to school right now. do two things. look at fellowship programs and additionally public service loans for the program potentially get some money. make sure you secure that part-time job so you can cover your living expenses. good luck with all that. >> good luck. we want to thank jean, sharon, and alexa for helping us out this morning. appreciate it. >>> still to come, we've got a baby boom in our studio. some awfully cute, adorable animals from the wild. but then they grow up and

look, it is video of college grads. i smell a story about college grads. >>> does a degree in graphic design lead to the unemployment line? surprisingly, no. that's opposite to yes. americansamericansamericans with arts degrees are satisfied with their education and career experiences. their jobless rate is less than the national average. 80% are pleased with their ability to be creative in what they do. let's discuss this -- >> lightning rooooouuunnnnnddd. lightning round. >> tom, this refutes the idea that i often propogate that these majors are worthless. >> it does refute the idea. there is an old saying, do what you love and you will never work-a-day in your life. that's true. that's what these people are doing. you know it goes back to bullying? >> really? >> yes. this is the system that has worked for generations. they drive us into the art room and the chorus. we explore the arts to get us away from the bullies. then we exceed and we grow up and have wonderful lives. here i am on television. the bullies are sitt

. >> porque la gente es encarcelada a 130 grad o 120 con caloron . >> la convencion de la iglesia escogio termino del evento . >> (hombre . >> 10 mil manifestantes en contra y la cantante trajo 10 mil más . >> no es algo moral no es etico, lo que hacen no es justo . >> el alguacil se presento e invito a los líderes a recorrer la cárcel . >> [hablando inglés] . >> estaban más preocupados por el calor, les hicimos un recorrido . >> es horrle no debe existir en un país q piensa dar apoyo a los derechos humanos . >> querían un show porque es de mi, después de 20 años, pero es por la ley de arizona . >> los líderes se dieron cuenta de algo, . >> lo que es legal y moral so >> con 110 grados se instalaron , miembros , a su lado los en contra . >> arpaio le tenía miedo , se termino, todo contra el , el inicio . >> . >> de la noche al día aquí los hispanos son el tema ya que en solo horas puede cambiar la vida de miles al conocerse la decisión de la ley . >> tendremos fe de la decisión moral , correcta . >> en for, de la pobción hispana . >> en phoenix, univisión . >> la mayor parte de los estadou

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that first warning weather forecast and traffic. >> e-mail your favorite photo of your grad.ook for them as part of a big slide show at wjz.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> 68 right now, 90% humidity. gentle breeze at 5. dew point has dropped by a degree. the weather is going to be super starting today. 63 cumberland, 54 oakland, 69 dc, 67 elkin, 68 columbia, 64 westminster. frontal boundary gets through the area. game set match and gone. here is your forecast. 82 is going to be the high today. 77 at dinner time. a lovely evening. over night partly cloudy 62. tomorrow we'll kick it up to 80 0 -- 80 with a ton of sun. low humidity, gentle breezes. >>> what are the current condition ones -- conditions on the commute? here is christy breslin. >> definitely getting busier out there. we're still watching that accident in baltimore city. it's shannon drive at dougly avenue. as far as the beltway goes, on the west side, stop and go from security boulevard to edmond son avenue. we still have the delay on southbound 295 from 195 to route 100. if you are traveling southbound 95, you will

. >> reporter: many college grads looking for full time work are settling for jobs normally taken byteens. the federal minimum wage is $7.25 an hour but it's $8 an hour in california and $10.24 in san francisco. the economic policy institute says hire labor costs here contributes to the high teen unemployment rate. >> when you raise the level, fewer of them are going to be higher. >> it's not discouraging from hiring young people in our program. we have had the goal 25,000 jobs in this summer -- 5,000 jobs for this summer. >> the director of match bridge and a joint program between the city of san francisco and united way. >> a graduate of match bridge, the program teaches job interviewing skills and how to dress for success and time and money management. >> it was amazing. it was like within eight weeks. >> they say the real estate adult program placed her in an internship program. she was hired into a position. >> i would defend call it a win-win. she has been exposed to professional property management and has worked closely with me for several years and have grown in her ability

the gill man grad committed to south carolina. he's going south. there he is. how proud do you think the ripken family is tonight. way to go ryan. we'll be right back. >>> kelly joins us with what's coming up at 11. >> ladies, as we age, the brown spots are unavoidable but you don't have to live with them. there are treatment options. >> those and more coming up at 11. and the weather? >> we're look quiet and enjoyably cool. temperatures will fall in the 60s this evening. a couple of showers the d.c. way if your travel takes you in that way. the beltway is getting hammered. tomorrow we're talking 80 with an afternoon shower or storm. >> christian schaffer. >> spending five bucks on one slot. >> we'll see you back at 11. >> have a good one.

some of his accusers in court and one key witness, penn state assistant coach mike mcqueary, who as a gradtudent said he saw andussy inna locker room showerrwith a yoong boy.nattprotests broke out on penn state's campus after legendary football coach joe paterno was fired-- accused of noo doing nough after earning about the allegations. but paterno woo't beeone of the more thn 100 expected wiinesses in this cancer in january.i'm andrew spencer reporting. sandusky will definitely face a jurr f is peers.half of the 16 jurors and alternates have ties to penn state.the trial is expected to last about three weeks. the pastor of an atlanta mega- church is facing domeeticc violence charges... aater police say he harmed his teenage daughter. daughter.police say crefll dollar... got in a fight with his 15-year-old daughter about whether she coull go to a pprty. a witness told police he grabbed the girl by the throat... and chokkd her. but dollaa says his daughter hit him... and told police she became quote - "very disrespectful." oo sunday... member ccngregation... and was met with a standing ovati

. >> why come they not be allowed to go to grad night, but not a final. >> it is the totality of the event. we couldn't get started on the paint and in the meantime we are peeling off stickers and in the meantime we are trying to pleasure wash the paint. >> if upheld, some students will miss finals and that would mean they may not be able to attend graduation and today's hearing is scheduled for 10:30. >>> that is good news for armature astronomers who want to witness venus and you will see a small dark dot which is the planet venus which passes between the earth and sun every 100 years. it will happen before 3:00 this afternoon. >> it will touch the edge of the sun here and it will cross from our point of view from across this line. >> the best way to get a good look is to watch through a specially shielded tell scope. and they say you will not burn your eyes and you will have somebody there to help show you where you need to look. >>> more on facebook stock this morning and californians they still have awhile to go before summer gets here. severe shortness of breath. unexplained na

native and university of maryland grad receives the nation's top honor for folk art. >> plus, an outpouring of sympathy and support for a pittsburgh couple trying to complete a bucket list. in a short amount of time with their child. >> a change in command gives new meaning to the term, wounded warriors. i'm peggy fox, i'll have the story coming up. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ >>> a change of command is underway at fort belvoir that is giving new meaning to the term, wounded warrior. it has nothing to do with retirement. a special story. >> absolutely. the incoming commander at fort belvoir is a double amputee and he is the first double amputee to take command at an army post. that's the story in itself, but there's more. the colonel taking his place in another important role is also a double amputee. >> let's see if we can't buy the

agreement to keep free to say about 3.4% under the deal is comes as welcome news to many recent college grads. the will build the kind of job he really wants. or it will be able to travel or give back to committee weighs the want. student loan rates would double on sunday without action by congress. the deal is expected to cost about $6 billion. did ways just hours after after rescue crews called off the search for the baseball fan who vanished along with the waterfront the missing man's closest friends and a heartfelt plea for closure. dirichlet's friends gathered in grief at the very spot for the 27 year-old disappeared. san francisco police believe the man fell off. 32 last night after he and a friend left the giants dodgers game at at&t part. >>> we want closure once enough is out there alive will pray for him. and bring him home his family desires and deserves that his family is from down south and i love that guy. >>> to 11 very much. rescue crews call the officer to run in investigators say he been drinking and couldn't swim. the 08 if you can swim especially if you're going in with th

. >>> a college grad from california makes it back home after being stranded in costa rica when he triedfly back to the united states he learned he was on the low fly list. as kron 4's catherine heenan reports he walked across the boarder from mexico last night. >> reporter: he is home. the flight back takes less than six hours but it took him two days. he had to fly to mexico city and then to tijuana and then walk across the boarder. >> tiring and it was depressing. >> reporter: he just graduated with a masters degree. family came for the celebration but on tuesday when they tried to fly back he learned he was on the no-fly list. >> they took our pass ports and they told him he can't fly. >> we would like to know why he was put on the list. >> reporter: an official says off the record if someone is on the list they are also on the terror watch list, meaning the government believes that individual has ties to terror activities. he is an american born muslim and speculated about that being the reason for his no fly designation. the family says he loves his country and his home town of san

unresponsive police say no evidence of drugs or alcohol and autopsy conducted tomorrow >>> neighbors this gradey and as a neighborhood if ever a. he was a nice kathmandu anything for anybody. we talked over the fence and talk about things we did when we were younger, i tell him while riding i did the same thing but i did not get beat like that >>> and other neighbors taking was friendly but kept to himself. the l a riots sparked by king's beating touched off similar riots across the country. don knapp shows up later in the bay area black community found a way to channel that anger >>> one of the most destructive riots in american history had triggered by the acquittal of three police officers went. 55 people died and property damage totaled in the billions. a trial sentenced to officers to prison and awarded king $3 million, he wrote his story in the book. he spoke about earlier this year >>> people forgiven me for things, so i would not be able to live with myself if i was unable to forget the officers >>> and the riot was more about just rodney king the violence revealed african-americans lo

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