i'm the chief strategy innovation officer for southern new hampshire university. homework assignment we had was how we look at the future. we have a great university. our students have a great story. we would love to tell it, but with eight minutes, we are going to kind of plow in in how we orient toward the future. we have everything in our portfolio from a pretty sizeable, we service pretty sizeable student body online. we have a credible regional college, beautiful regional college that serves a younger population coming of age population, and we have college for america which is a competency based program of zero cost to the student but in partnership, so everything that has been brought up today is relevant. we have earned, kind of earned the place on the credibility scale and to hear quality come up as one of the first topics was most welcome. at southern new hampshire university, our focus is the student when it comes to new ideas and strategies, policies, we start with the understanding of our customer. it's a little bit different. our students are our miss

this is the inner loop between university boulevard and new hampshire avenue.eviously blocked for some time we're seeing over a 2-mile backup all the way back to georgia avenue. you can see the outer loop very slow because of that rubberneck delay past that scene. inner loop give yourself about 30 extra minutes. i'd still advise because just one lane is get buying on the inner loop detouring at georgia avenue or colesville road and again, the outer loop from college park 95 over to the 270 spur dealing with about a 20 minute delay already because of that big issue. we'll keep you updated. back to you. >> all right. thank you erin. >>> time is 6:27. coming up. >> more changes for metro rider that is could impact how you pay to ride. more on that coming up at 6:30. >> ♪ i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. and i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning organic cheddar puffs from aldi. simply smarter shopping. >> we're back at 6:30 on this monday m

. >> southern new hampshire university. >> edx and m.i.t. >> minerva. >> jeff, arizona state university. >> julie young, arizona state university. >> justin. >> i'm j.b.-millican, the chancellor of the city university of new york. >> i'm matt from glass technologies. >> rick o'donnell from skills fund. >> diane from the kansas department of commerce. >> thank you. >> well, i'd like to thank our first group of presenters, jeff, anant, and ben, for giving us a lot to think about. and certainly what your presentations have generated a lot of questions amongst this group and probably beyond. so, i'd like to just start our discussion with a question and then invite any of the rest of our participants to join in and pose questions. let's just have a free flowing discussion about what we've heard in this first section. i'd like to begin by asking each of you to comment briefly on when you were considering your unique approaches to meeting students' needs, how did you go about considering the question of delivering quality and ensuring quality? >> i can give a quick answer to that. so, we built

i'm will zemp, the chief strategy and innovation officer for southern new hampshire university. the home work assignment was how we look at the future. we have a great university, our students have a great story and we'd love to tell it but with eight minutes we'll plow in how we orient towards the future. we have everything in our portfolio from a pretty sizable -- we service a sizable student body on line, we have a credible regional college, a beautiful regnal college that serves a younger population, coming of age population, then we have college for america, which is a competency based program of zero cost to the student but in partnership so everything that has been brought up today is relevant and we -- we've earned -- kind of earned the place on credibility scale. and to hear quality come up as one of the first topics was most welcome. at snu, our focus is the student. when it comes to new ideas and strategies, policies, we start with the understanding of our customer and it's a little bit different. our students are our mission, our customers, the community in which they

at snu, the southern new hampshire university is the student. when it comes to new ideas and policy, we start with the understanding of our customer and it's a little bit different. our students are our mission. our customers, the community in which they go out in industry, an economy and that's how we orient on it on the promise ahead. it was brought up today that, you know, the global re-education effort, we see the same way, and it was delightful to hear that brought up, but we also -- if we really look at the challenges we have ahead of us in people that are in 2030, what you're talking is you're talking to the talent management issue that takes on a national security aspect to it and that's what we're talking about because the changes that can be made today will have tremendous impact on our competitive advantage as a nation and the leader and in the values that we take forward. jerry, i had a section on values. if i were to add anything, i can't and thank you for bringing that up, and as a former life in the military, thank you. thank you

university where nassar practiced and served as a professor. for some insight as to what comes next on the legal front, i am joined from manchester, new hampshire by michael mccann, associate dean at the university of new hampshire school of law and a writer for "sports illustrated." thanks for joining us. , we've had the news stories and the headlines about the entire board of u.s.a. gymnastics resigning, people at michigan state stepping down, but i feel like this is not over yet arct least when it comes to the prosecutions that are possible. >> that's exactly right. for one, there are ongoing civil lawsuits, both in federal and state court, against both u.s.a. gymnastics and michigan state. but in addition, as more evidence surfaces, as more testimony is taken, particularly when it involves current and former employees of both u.s.a. gymnastics and michigan state, some of them will start talking. some of them will start pointing the finger. >> sreenivasan: what are some of the liabilities michigan state has? people approached the head of the n.c.a.a., as far back as 2010, letting them know there was a problem on michigan state campus, not ne

inner loop between university boulevard and new hampshire avenue.ust one right lane is blocked. three left lanes opened. but the inner loop side of things close to a 30 minute commute from 270 over to to 95. average speeds are about, under 20 miles per hour. outer loop side of things because of the heavy congestion on the outer loop and the rubberneck delay 95 southbound backed up the icc to the beltway. it's going to take you an hour and 19 minutes on the outer loop to get from 95 over to the 270 spur. there you can see the backup on the outer loop leading toward that other crash by river road. now, 270 southbound crash blocks the right shoulder after montrose road. and it's going to take you 46 minutes just to get from 109 to the local lane split. huge delays through gaithersburg and rockville on the 270 side of things this morning. now, there's also a disabled vehicle 395 in virginia. it's on the southbound side at wash disabled vehicle blocking the left lane. southbound volume is light. northbound typical delays from the beltway to the 14th stre

the student is a student at dartmouth university in new hampshi hampshire. they're working with local authorities and the university. >>> the chp officer whose legs were broken in a chain reaction crash on highway 4 has gone through a successful surgery. the highway patrol posted this photo showing him hours after the crash monday night. still wearing his helmet. lenway was responding to a crash in concord when the chp says tammy walker slammed her suv into his motorcycle. lenway was pinned under a truck. walker was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. >>> an olympic bronze medalist figure skater is much happier this morning after her ice skates and costumes stolen in san francisco were recovered. marissa castelli and her family were eating dinner at a restaurant in japan town when her costumes and skates were stolen from a rental car. sfpd received numerous tips from the public. the fact that the items were one of a kind made things easier. >> due to the distinct nature of the items taken, that helps out the investigation because you're look

.: university of new hampshire and a masters in journalism rum and what you. -- in nyu. brian: i have a book about a racehorse. when i was in the first grade i wrote this book. we had this wonderful teacher who allowed us to make these books out of cardboard and staging. -- stitching. i remember telling her that i love this project. she told me that i would grow to be an author. i said, i do not want to be another i want to write books. , i want to write books. i'm one of those lucky people who knew what they wanted to do and is able to do it. everybody growing up in my family calls me something different. by father calls me jim. my mother calls me heard -- bert. my sister used a commie jamie. i do not know where aj comes from. we really do not know. we are from eastern european, jewish immigrants. a talk at i was given the library and a woman showed up saying i live here and i have the same name as you. there are very few of us. we cannot quite figure it out but there is not a lot of baime 's of their. a.j.: two books that you have written. those were wonderful projects

that college players and minor league players are filling the rosters, players like former university of new hampshire star bobby butler who just this week got to tell his dad who was his high school coach that he made the united states olympic team. >> yeah! >> butler had a stint in the nhl but really hasn't played in the big leagues since 2014. >> exciting. >> can you imagine that moment? >> i just watched "miracle on ice" again. the chills you get from watching that movie. it's -- maybe we could see it again. >> just the pride his dad has to feel. >> oh, i know. >> our final low is the feeling when you realize jeopardy host alec trebek is really more gansta than you are. >> a song by coolio from "dangerous minds" goes back in time to become a 1667 john milton classic. anything. >> what is gangster's paradise lost. >> yes. >> okay. now an initial yes from trebek, but after further review the response earned trebek's classic devastating oh, sorry. >> our judges have re-evaluated one of your responses a few moments ago, you said gangsters instead of gansta's song from coolio. we take 3200 away zblu if

the capital beltway working your way past the northwest branch traveling between university boulevard and new hampshire avenue. above the scene and there has been some improvement made. it is only the right lane that is closed now. the inner loop of the capital is the threeit left lanes getting by. an hour and minute commute. better bet is to take the toll icc or used the 410 to avoid this area here. loop, lanes are open, but you are slowing traveling around the curve from route 1. let me move you back over to the maps southbound along 270. the crash after montrose road tying up the center of the roadway. that is at traffic watch. back in the next 10 minutes with more updates in silver spring on news channel 8. autria: 75th annual golden globe awards honoring the best in movies and television. larry: the focus was not on who took home trophies this year. >> time is up. we see you. we hear you. >> reese witherspoon won a golden globe for best television limited series for "big little lies." one of the women behind the times up movement, which encouraged people to wear black to the golden globes the him

hampshire avenue. that's all due to this water main break with only the right lane getting by each way. university boulevard, working .ell as an alternate new hampshire avenue, bail out on riggs road, that's a good workout for you. st. barnabas road, wheeler road for the water main break, the right lane getting by in each direction. will let you know where the trouble is, larry. they: more trouble for roads overnight, the icy rescue in montgomery county and how three people were trapped in a frozen creek. we to them. sam sweeney is following breaking news in d.c. sam: it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. a school in d.c., in the dark. adrianna: frigid weather cause a pipe to burst at fraser middle school in so

university heights. it is a trip theater at new hampshire and south dakota avenue that cause this issue. estimated time to turn the power back on, between 7:00 and 9:00. between gaithersburg and potomac, stick with great seneca highway. look at theg a live commute in silver spring. >> most of us respected him for he hasearch, to find out been doing this for years is disgraceful. autria: one man trusted to protect america's past, what he is accused of stealing. wait it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. plus, 36 month financing available. ends monday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. announcer: you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. morningope your friday is off to a good start. new developments from the sex scandal swirling around the news wo democratic lawmakers have called for him to

hampshire avenue. it is the scene of the water main break at oak -- oakview drive. universityill and riggs road working well as the ultimate. another water main break, st. barnabas road near wheeler road. the right lane getting by. also rhode island avenue still tied up at crittenden street for those coming out of hyattsville. finally, in virginia, montgomery street, one direction between north washington street and north columbus tied up because of a water main break. that is the traffic watch. back over to you. adrianna: get traffic, weather abc 7 app. z2offz zi0z y2offy yi0y ♪ >>> back here on "gma," glad to have everybody here in times square. do you know who this woman is right here? [ cheers and applause ] danica patrick. danica patrick. great guest to start the new year. she is a top race car driver. into retirement but it's this new book, getting pretty intense on the speedway and now in her new book "pretty intense" sharing secrets to being unstoppable physically, mentally and emotionally. danica, it is so good to see you. >> thank you. always good it see you. >> you'

hampshire avenue/ as you can see crews are still working.. but we're told all lanes are getting by. julie wright wil have another update in about five minutes. howard university undergraduates are getting an extended winter break, because of problems caused by freezing temperatures. classes were supposed to begin today. but the start date has now been pushed however, classes for students in howard's professional schools and colleges will begin today. the cold weather caused several steam pipes to crack. giant tubes are now sucking moisture out of the buildings. a traffic watch update - the recent cold weather is delaying the opening of beach drive until next week. the national park sersvice says the stretch between tilden street and broad branch road will now re-open by next monday. it was orginialy set to re-open today. the closure is part of a three-year improvement project. developing now.. president trump and his staff members remain on the offensive.. following the release of the book, "fire and fury." adrianna hopkins is here with the latest. michael wolff's book paints an unflattering picture of the trump presidency. mr. trump and his aides say the boo

hampshire. the fraternity released a statement saying it's aware of the allegations and is working with local authorities and the university. >>> san francisco police have found an olympic figure skater's stolen skates and costumes. they were taken last monday from a parked car in gentleman pap town. the skates are custom made and the costumes handcrafted, worth $1,000 each. they belong to marissa kos tell i, who was in the area for the figure skating championships in san jose. police say the investigation into the theft is still going on. more than 30,000 cars were broken into in san francisco last year. >>> up next, abc's exclusive one-on-one with apple ceo tim cook. >> it sounded like president trump's tax bill has been a huge windfall for apple. >> cook's answer to that question, plus will we see a cheaper iphone and what about the batteries that slow down people's phones? also, the flu isn't just making people sick. it's cutting down on howh -- on much-needed life-saving donations of blood. see how it can make a difference nationwide. >>> two storms are moving >>> now to the abc exclusive interview with apple ceo tim

hampshire trying to get in on the democratic primaries. this is a ways away but already the talk of the political and media universes which goes to show how powerful oprah winfrey is. >> nbc says a tweet send out during the golden globes touting an oprah presidentsy was not meant to be a political statement. posted the words nothing but respect for the future president. there was immediate backlash on line donald trump jr. citing it as an example of need media bia. >> foolish thing for them to do but at least now they're out in the open about the bias. nbc says the tweet was sent by a third party agency during the broadcast in reference to a joke made by seth meyers during his mono log. the tweet has been deleted. >> heavy rain in southern california. all the rain threatens to cause landslides in areas hit by the thomas fire. now some evacuations are under way. our meteorologist has more. >> dave and christine we're watching a rain event set up across southern california that has a potential to be a significant weather maker. it's going across this region as the storm pushes right towards los angeles points to the south, in fact even as f

hampshire. the fraternity released a statement saying it's aware of the allegations and is working with local authorities and the university. >>> the chp officer whose legs were broken in a chain reaction crash on highway 4 has gone through a successful surgery. the highway patrol posted this photo showing the officer hours after the crash on monday night. you can see he has his helmet on and giving us a shaka. he was responding to a crash when tammy walker slammed her suv into his motorcycle. len way was pinned under a truck. walker, arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. >>> an olympic figure skater received some happy news. san francisco police found all of they are stolen costumes and ice skates. the prize possessions were stolen in japan town last week. reporter lillian kim has the full story. >> here they are in the possession of san francisco police. two dresses and a pair of ice skates which will be returned to the bronze medalist. the pairs skater was eating at a restaurant when the prized items were stolen from the family's rental car. she tweeted, thank you, thank you, thank you san francisco poli

is closed, outer loop onramp from university boulevard closed there's a crash involving an overturned vehicling use one of your other entrance points be new hampshire avenue, any questions erin fox 5 dc on twitter. 95 looks good from the icc on down, northbound side all the way up to bwi is quiet. as you make your way on bott side of beltway great shape and no problems on 295, metro on time. questions erin fox 5 dc on twitter. >>> 5:18 right now. it's sometime to take a look at the story users engaging with on social media >> wisdom back with a real time news tracker. >>> first up california senator diane feinstein releasing the transcript of a closed door senate interview on the trump russia. glen simpson, during the testimony last august, simpson said the author former british spy, christopher steel, took his findings to the fbi over concerns that a political candidate was being black the justice department to investigate steel claiming he may have made false statements. feinstein said she released the document that caused, quote, innuendo and misinformation circulating about the transcript, a part of a deeply troubling effort to undermine the in

hampshire avenue. as you can see, crews have a lot of work to do here. so that road is likely to be closed during the remainder of the morning rush. >>> howard university postponed classes for more than a week because of problems created by this long stretch of cold weather. the cold caused steam pipes to burst, filling two classroom buildings in douglas hall and the annex with moisture. it caused problem for the campus's boiler system. some buildings don't have consistent heat. >>> starting today, metro riders are not allowed to carry negative balances on their smart trip cards. one way to avoid that is to sign up for the auto reload. it will add money to the smart trip cards when the balance falls below $10. unresolved negative balances have ad lost revenue. >>> there could be another big change for metro riders. >> involving putting money back into your pocket. it's a story first on news 4. metro wants to win back customers after scenes like this. to do it, metro is -- metro wants to give riders a credit on your smart trip card. if you're delayed by 15 minutes or more. metro plans to ask the board to approve the proposal on thursday. if approved, it could tak

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hampshire is calling for a special committee to investigation this. congress has broad powers due to the charter, due to the title ix funding to places like michigan state universityubpoena power if necessary and get to the bottom of who was involved and what comes next. >> the coverage, let me just say, "the new york times" has a full page, well two full pages. take a look at what they've done today. they have run this digitally and in the print edition. yamiceh, you know how valuable, to be doing this not only on the front page but in this exposure. >> it's incredible, but it's what needed to happen, because these women essentially need to have voices, they need to have faces. if you think about the fact that usa gymnastics had not spoken bout this until after he was sentenced. that's incredible. the fact "the new york times" and others had to put these women out there for us to know who they are, to hear their voices. it speaks to the fact that usa j gymnastics has a lot of work to do. >> we're going to leave there for now, to be continued. thank you so much. more ahead. with my grandkids 'cause of the burning, shooting pain in my feet. i hear you, sam. cedric,

hampshire avenue in takoma park shut down. wssc crews have been out there on the scene this morning. we'll let you know when all lanes reopen there. >> and this cold weather forced howard university to cancel classes until next week. some steam pipes ruptured in the frigid temps. filling some classrooms with moisture. the ceiling tiles were ripped out. giant hoses brought in to vacuum out the humidity. and the school's boiler system is also taking a beating so some buildings don't have consistent heat. classes are e january 16th. >>> we're working for you to keep you updated on school closings and these delays. if you have the nbc washington app, make sure you allow push alerts so you can get real-time information. if you don't have the app, download it during the break and stay in the know with instant weather alerts. >> shame on you, donald trump. >> shame on you -- >> donald trump. >> shame on you. >> donald trump. >> now to those demonstrations outside the white house today, the trump administration is ending protections for certain immigrants. you can imagine the order is devastating for families it affects, 200,000 immigrants from el salvador. 30,000 of them live in the was