jen rogers is in for ali velshi on "real money." thank you for your time and do keep it here. >> russia may have crossed the line in ukraine. we will look for the next step for the country and it's western allies. the digital divide in america's schools, ways to close the technology gap in the classroom so kids don't get left behind. a volcano that could blow any day. see what airlines are doing to try to prevent a volcanic disruption of flights that may cost the industry billions. i am jen rogers for ali velshi. and this is "real money."

jen rogers is in for ali velshi on "real money." thank you for your time and do keep it here. >> russia may have crossed the line in ukraine. we will look for the next step for the country and it's western allies. the digital divide in america's schools, ways to close the technology gap in the classroom so kids don't get left behind. a volcano that could blow any day. see what airlines are doing to try to prevent a volcanic disruption of flights that may cost the industry billions. i am jen rogers for ali velshi. and this is "real money." >> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show. tell me what's on your mind by tweeting@alivelshi and facebook.com/alivelshi. >> fighting in eastern ukraine got more intention with direct russian intervention in the conflict zone. today's violence centered around luhansk, where rebels have been encircled for nineteen days. today, at least 34 trucks from a controversial russian aid convoy drove into the city to relief residents and fighters with water and supplies. they crossed

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i am jen rogers for ali velshi. and this is "real money." >> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show. tell me what's on your mind by tweeting@alivelshi and facebook.com/alivelshi. >> fighting in eastern ukraine got more intention with direct russian intervention in the conflict zone. today's violence centered around luhansk, where rebels have been encircled for nineteen days. today, at least 34 trucks from a controversial russian aid convoy drove into the city to relief residents and fighters with water and supplies. they crossed into ukraine without coordination from the international committee of the red cross which was a condition the ukrainian government had demanded. russia says 90 more trucks are headed to luhansk now. ukrainian's government blasted the russian government as a direct invasion. >>> nato claimed the russian military has moved artilleriunits into ukrainian territory in recent days. it says russia is using them to fire at ukrainian forces in the two main battle zoeningz in eastern ukraine. luhan luhansk. the dispute over

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jen rogers is in tonight, and jen, tell us more about the terms?> sure, david, this is big news, pause as you said, this is a record settlement. and the u.s. government, and it goes all the way back to the financial crisis and all those sub prime mortgages it sets those charges, pacicly, they bout merrill lynch and country wide, they have been charged with misleading investors into buying these securities this is trying to settle all of that once and for all. it comes with a big cost though, $16.65 billion. $9.7 billion of it will go with straight catch to government coffers that goes for penalties and compensation, then another $7 billion, that goes as relief to consumers that will be in the form of things of loan modifications. so the numbers are big. it is the biggest settlement amount ever, it follows settlements with jpmorgan and city group, that also settled for billions. >> we know that the justice didn't suspect done chasing aviary's bangers. who is next. >> right, so they can't just breathe a sigh of relief here. some are saying goldman sa

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jen son wound reach foundation, a nonprofit for improving wound care. >>> ap philadelphia fringe fest is two weeks ago, this week they have a new place to call home. karen rogersas this week's 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: this year's fringe fest will be held september 5th through the 21 bringing cutting edge dance and theater and musical artists from around the globe. in its 18 years they have a new home on the delaware river at race street. build in 1903 the build was renovated combining art space with a french bar. >> the restaurant is a new use that will help it grow. >> reporter: it will host weekly performances throughout the year and aims to provide a hub for late night arts and entertainment along the philadelphia waterfront. >> you want to create a vibe where people have a great time. you can come tore snacks tore desert or sandwich or full blown meal. >> for 20 bucks you can get a burger and two decent beers. you want a deejay, a dance night, a new cultural treasure on the waterfront. >> reporter: the new venue compliment 120 perform anticipateses throughout the -- performances throughout the city. >> it's a beautiful vista sitting on the river w