iowa state university is using the financial aid shopping sheet as the official award notification to students. i was very skeptical about using this initially, but the feedback we've received from our students and their families are that they're very appreciative of this information. it's clear to understand and to provide them with a definite picture of what their costs would be part of borrowing any loans. however, the shopping sheet does not work well for graduate and professional students because the metrics are all tied to undergraduate performance indicators. so we need to think about how we can change that. also there are a number of consumer information required disclosures, college never taken the shopping sheet and the scorecard. we need to think about making these consistent and utilizing the same measurement points so that the there truly helping families to compare their school choices rather than adding to the confusion. wants a decision has been made to bar, the students are direct to the department of education's website loans.gov to complete the master promissory not

. >> ron paul sits atop the latest iowa state university poll. >> former senator rick santorum pulledic turnaround. >> my question for you as we look at what does look to be a wide-open field, is this what primary processes are all about? and, you know, people come and they go, or is not a bad think, we're an a.d.d. society, we build people up only to shoot them down? >> there's no question with the way media has changed and what happens on the internet and everything else. i mean, your moment of fame seems to come and go quicker. people also seem to tire of you. they number are so low, people seem to tire of folks. that's what seems to happen to front-runners, but i want you to know that an open nominating process might upset people inside the beltway, but it's actually going to be good for the party, good for the first time not to have a nominee in waiting. we'll have a big vibrant discussion, including on your network. i think it will result in a better nominee. i'm not afraid of it. >> dana, be not afraid, but let us know how you're doing. >> come see me, dana. >> great to see you

i came to iowa state university and then harvard and then i graduated and went to continue my studies in europe and eventually came back to the u.s.. >> what was life like in panama? >> it was very difficult at the because i grew up through two different dictatorships. one it was general, the one who signed up the panama canal treaty and the other was -- >> so i throughout my my layoff saw a lot of problems in my country due to the lack of opportunities as well as the lack of freedom. and so it was for me the scholarship that i received from the u.s. came as a god send gift because otherwise without that opportunity, i would not have become the person that i am right now. and that everybody ises an example that many of these programs that the united states have with other countries do bear frulet and allow people to -- fruit and allow people to train in the best places with access to the best technology and be able to serve not only their countries and also the world. >> what do your parents do? >> my mother -- it's a very interesting story because my mother grew up in a very rural ar

still you know i was good enough athletically to earn a full scholarship to university of iowa state university where i was a national champion in track and field and also was able to go and qualify for the olympic games in eighty four where i actually competed i want to soak the medal so to eighteen years old you know obviously going into the olympics a year out of high school was very exciting i had a lot of emotion going on. you know one nine hundred eighty eight i started to experiment with the drugs that ended up you know getting involved with cocaine freebasing cocaine and that was the beginning of a twenty year journey for me as an addict i had lost everything i had lost my shoe contract i had lost my house i lost all the financial means that i head was really on the street. sleeping on the street for the first time and actually laying down on the sidewalk you know and trying to close your eyes and next to go to sleep when you're outdoors those are the things as an addict that most people don't really talk about so the first time i came down to skid row i was pretty much our five. i was

in 2013, just last year, 155 science faculty and research staff from 36 iowa colleges and universities, home state iowa teachers from their colleges and universities, 155 of them, signed the iowa climate statement. concerning the losses that farmers across the state are already experiencing due to climate change. and, madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the iowa climate statement follow my remarks in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. whitehouse: iowa has had 20 presidential disaster declarations since 1990 due to flooding. damage has been more than $20 billion. alknow, though, no one particular flood can be directly connected to climate change, we know that carbon pollution loads the dice for the extreme downpours that provoke these floods in iowa and this the midwest. i call it the barry bonds rule. you don't know which home run was caused by the steroids, but you know for sure he was hitting extra home runs because of the steroids. and you can measure that. in 1993 in iowa a flood exceeding once in 500-year flood levels hit des moines. ted corrigan of des moines

danny harris is maintaining a surprise he began on skid row today he's an assistant coach at iowa state university and he recently got married. bam-bam still lives in section eight housing. she recently reconnected with his daughter and is living with hiv he. is singing with a gospel band she remains hopeful about her health and plans one day to marry rather. gentle doak on continues to advocate for the homeless through his community work with ellie can. to try it finally got her own apartment until things were supportive services. she's still a member of. land was homeless for twenty four years in two thousand and eight she moved into lamp large she continues to feed the cats and birds of scarecrow every night. early on easter morning two thousand and nine. k.k. and another man named tony. bushite and child inside a skid row residential hotel in. k.k. was forty nine years old. opp. i caught our op. i was passed. out. last. last. winter is when the sahara comes to life in. a way says palm trees are being harvested. people are waiting for the biggest event of the yeah. the desert festival. this is

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>> good morning, we're from iowa state university! go cyclones!"today" show! >> we're going to have a baby in october! >> and welcome back to "today" on a great friday morning. it's such a happy crowd. you know it has been a long winter when it's what, 40s and windy. >> it's amazing. >> a huge crowd out here today. sweet sixteen games at the garden. so a lot of ncaa fans here. >> couple of birthdays here, as well. also want to remind you, fresh cooked live continues this morning. we've got a great husband and wife team, they're going to be cooking. we will be streaming live at today.com. got a fantastic recipe for mushroom tacos and more. we're also going to be cooking this weekend on "today," as well. head over to the website. print out the recipes, follow along and cook along with us. >> i've been enjoying the segment this week. >> you like my -- >> like a baby bjorn. >> i want to wear that when i go out. >> we're going to get a check of top stories. tamron, good morning to you. >>> good morning, everyone. we will get a check of this morning's s

. >> let's talk about the battleground state of iowa. 57% of iowans disapprove of his handling of the scandal. a quinnipiac university poll say there are 26% fewer iowans that think he would make a good president. >>> u.s. officials say up to 50,000 russian troops have been positioned along its western borders, trying to conceal their movements, conceal equipment, increasing concerns that moscow may be planning another invasion in ukraine. russia, however, insists its forces are only there for preplanned military exercises. democrats and republicans came together on capitol hill yesterday to support new sanctions against russia and $1 billion in aid for ukraine. >>> former secretary of state, condoleezza rice, is taking aim at the white house's foreign policy. at a national republican congressional dinner wednesday night, she said, there is a vacuum, because we have decided to lower our voice. we have decided to step back. i fully understand the sense of weariness and that we must think, us again. i know that we've been through two wars. i know we have been vigilant against terrorism. i know it is har. leaders can't

iowa, the third most agricultural state. next is senator mitch mcconnell. on tuesday his campaign posted a video that was meant to show the university of kentucky's basketball mistakenly used a clip of duke's basketball team instead. only on screen for a second. take a look at the freeze frame there. discerning basketball fans immediately noticed the irony of the error that mcconnell snubbed the wildcats in favor of the hated blue devils. looks like mcconnell is losing home court advantage. >>> up next working to get hillary clinton elected president. he joins us next. you are watching "hardball," the place for politics. [ male announcer ] brace yourself for xfinity watchathon week, your all-access pass to full seasons of tv's hottest shows for free with xfinity on demand. it's the perfect week to work from home. so replace your doorbell with a hornet's nest. there's no time for disturbances. ♪ or take a 7-day lunch hour. romance! action! other shouty words. there's watching. then there's watchathoning. boom. starts march 31st. ♪ we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness if you qualify, and new car replaceme

iowa, the third most agricultural state. next is senator mitch mcconnell. on tuesday his campaign posted a video that was meant to show the university of kentucky's basketball team but mistakenly used a clip of duke's basketball team instead. only on screen for a second. take a look at the freeze frame there. discerning basketball fans immediately noticed the irony of the error that mcconnell snubbed the wildcats in favor of the hated blue devils. looks like mcconnell is losing home court advantage. >>> up next working to get hillary clinton elected president. he joins us next. you are watching "hardball," the place for politics. when folks in the lower 48 think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. thousands of people here in alaska are working to safely produce more energy. but that's just the start. to produce more from existing wells, we need advanced technology. that means hi-tech jobs in california and colorado. the oil moves through one of the world's largest pipelines. maintaining it means manufacturing jobs in the midwest. then we tran

university of dayton being carried on students' shoulders after the flyers upset syracuse saturday. in the sweet 16 florida plays ucla and dayton plays stanford. virginia takes on michigan state. iowain. kentucky faces louisville while tennessee takes on michigan. can you remember all that? >> i got it. >> i didn't do very well. >> no. we got your bracket, charlie rose. we just happen to have it in the system. let's see. this is the first time a north carolina teen hasn't been to the sweet 16. what's interesting, when duke lost over the weekend, i started to call you to say, are you okay? did you survive? >> yes, i did. >> that was a shocker, too. >> even if your team loses, these games are so exciting. i watched the kentucky game yesterday. it was a thrilling game. >> yeah. you get so excited just because you're so into the game. i get it. >>> cbs sports coverage of the sweet 16 begins thursday night right here on cbs. our partners tbs and tnt, will carry some of the games. to see the full schedule logon to cbssports.com. charlie, your bracket's not good. it's really not good. >> did you watch the games on the yacht? >> yes, i could, matter of fact. >>> this morning, there are new

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