. >>> we are joined by paul fine, newsered for for "inside higher ed."hese people didn't invade from outer space. there must have been a plausible market-driven reason for investors and institutions to want to get into the sector. >> sure, they came up with a model to serve working adult that made sense. it met student where they were, weekend and mite. and it grew rapidly and proceed so other institutions. a lot of folks agreed that it didn't serve a nice served by traditional education. >> what went wrong, corinthian was a huge player? >> it got up to $3.4 million. that is huge. 100,000 students in the context of a small liberal arts college is big. some would say it grew too fast, too much. you had publicly traded companies, growing rapidly with big margins. some took cuts and corners and quality release. >> is there something different in the d.n.a. the need to pay investors. is there something intrinsically difference of a land grand public university, of a private college, a not for profit school. they go by many names, capellis. strayer and univer

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charles: that was president obama at the annual end of the year newser just before jetting off for vacation in hawaii. it seems his concern is concentrated on climate change rather than terrorism. the. this follows his effort to reassure americans there is no terror threat at home. joining me is steve rogers former intel officer and an f.b.i. counter-terrorism expert. sebastian, terrorism fear, disney changing their policies. is this going to be the new normal? do we have to live with in americans metal detectors at theme parks? >> this is the new normal. the president wants to concentrate on global warming or climate change. and we have had 90 isis suspects arrested or killed in the united states in the last two years. we have had the attack in san bernardino. we have had the boston bombing. we have had all kinds of events that really shape our new reality. this isn't about something happening 8,000 miles away in syria or iraq or 5,000 miems away in paris. this is here in america. the jihad has arrived and everybody is part of the front line of defense. it may be irksome for the commander-

here's the newser right here. >> northern district and criminal district attorney sharon wilson. let me just tell you the format of what we have planned so we can hopefully get through this as orderly as possible. i know there's a lot of people with a lot of questions. we're going to try to get everything talked about that we can talk about and everything done that needs to be done. i'm going to speak first and just kind of go through hopefully tell the story and then marshal taylor will get up and talk and then the d.a. wilson will get up and talk. at that point we're just -- then we'll just rotate back through to answer questions. i won't answer kwez until they've spoken. hopefully some of the questions will be answered during what is continually said. with that, we're going to get started. i'm just going to try to make some remarks and talk a little bit to answer some of the issues that have come up over the past 24 hours. the first thing that i need to do is express our appreciation here at the sheriff's office. as you know, we were the agency that had to work the initial acc

and keep shooting, reload and keep shooting it was just uncalled for" (-:25)(captain steve katz at newser)the sheriff's department says robertson posed a risk to several people who were nearby. (sot voice of captain steve katz/los angeles county sherriff's dept.) there were several citizens in the arena. public safety is critical here with a suspect who is armed in a highly populated area. (picture from family) robertrtn was a father of three. (crime scene broll) the deputies ininlved in the shooting have been reassigned as part of the investigation. don champion, cbs news.3 figure out where robertson got his gun. local civil rights leaders want a aindependent vestigation. 3 more than one hundred people came together at the north sioux community center yesterday for a special benefit to help a siouxland man who was hurt in an accident.doug christiansen hasn't been able to walk since he fell off a roof and shattered both ankles last september. but thanks to folks in the community... there were dozens of items that were raffled off... and all the money raised will go toward paying his insur