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the congressional budget office says the feds isue $106 billion worth of loans in 2012 and got back $145ew reasons we talkinged about on the show before. grads are frequently late with payments and hit with fines. as a result, and they can't walk away from the student debt through bankruptcy. two, the government is borrowing at the relick -- ridiculously low rate of 2 #% but charge interest of 7 #. it's not all good news. the cbo says once treasury yields go up, likely they will, the profits disappear. by 20 # 18, it's expected taxpayer have a loss on these loans. maybe we should get out of the business all together. when we come back, backstage to new york's fashion week, and are profit and money dirty words? they seem to be on college campuses around the country. why is that? one professor explaning to us next. ♪ did you know not all fiber is the same? citrucel is different- it's the only fiber for regularity that won't cause excess gas. it's gentle and clinically proven to help restore and maintain regularity. look for citrucel today. gerri: this will shock you, one of the most talked

six months ago we would have said no way will we do anything on this isue, seriously t eleion chang all of that and it's changed the dynamics. but manu is right that we have a couple of big obstacles here. the first is one that janet napolitano basically highlighted: the devil is in the details. a framework is easy in the senate. when you get down to how you deal with temporary workers, what kind of limitations you put on employers and what you do with those undocumented 11 million, what kind of path to citizenship? what aboutomebody who's been here r 3 yars compared to somebody who's been here for three? that's not going to be knocked togetherring in a week. and the time is short when you've got this consensus building. the second problem is the house where you don't have those border members eager to come up with a bill. you have 100 to 150 house republicans. when they go back home they're not hearing "do something to improve the lot of the republican party and its standing with hispanics." they're hearing "am necessary city a four-letter word and you try and do anything and we're goi

affidavit it came out that he stated unequivocally that it was an accint, that it was a whole range of isuesthat accidentally led him to shoot through the bathroom door with his 9 millimeter pistol. the second thing that came is up the state was adamant in pursuing a charge of premeditated murder, a schedule 6 charge in south africa which carries an automatic life sentence without the option of parole. >> warner: it's reported that south africa doesn't have jury trials. why is that? >> well, south africa does not have a jury trial because juries were abolished in 1969 by the apartheid government and they were done away with because primarily the apartheid system at the time did not want to have opposing views or even independent views coming from out of the judiciary and out of the legal system. now, you understand that during the apartheid era many people were sentenced to death and possibly the reason why the state wanted full control of all organisms of policing and the jis system was to do away with that system. the jury system is one of the issues still being discussed in south african