we've increased pell grants. we ought to be passing a bill that allows students who went to school before you who encouraged an average of $30,000 in loan at a four year education. if you can refinance your house and get your interest rate down, we ought to be able to allow you to refinance your loan. how many of you have loans? a lot of you have loans. we also acted to try to cap what you need to repay every year with a -- based upon your income. so we've done a number of things. so enough talking from me. i wanted to really hear from what you have to say and what you suggest not only from your own personal experience but you talk to fellow students all over the state on your campus, with other students, you're all activists, you talk to other people. i would be really interested -- and rachel is going to take copious notes. you're taking notes as well. hi. >> carington. that's a very distinguished name. carington reeves. when i was younger than you are, steny my name is steny, steny how many of you have heard o

i don't see the need to go as far as to handing out pell grants to them. president owebama in 2012 gave amnesty to young people who came here as children to keep them in this country. we're doing more and more an more we have to draw the line somewhere. >> i agree. my son, niece, nephew all going to college this fall. my niece going to nyu, springs opera, but they had to drop out, she couldn't afford it. her family couldn't afford for it. >> you pay for it. you should. >> here's the thing, ben, i'm paying for a lot of things but here's another point because i got a big family but here's a more important point, how fair is it for her family to pay taxes for a child who came here illegally to go to college. >> exactly. >> or you got 22 states by the way where illegal immigrants get in-state tuition, in-state tuition. someone wants to go to the university of virginia if my kid wanted to go there it's 36 grand instead of 10 grand. it boggles the mind. >> sorry, how did you find out about your nephew or niece's position. >> they were just at the house. >> i fin

freezes pell grants and rang sacks our children's education. so sad. ignores our crumbling infrastructure. in terms of our veterans, you see yesterday republicans sought to advance their first appropriations bill under the levels set by their new budget, which may or may not come to the floor today. but yesterday the milcon, military construction-veterans bill that cuts $1.4 billion beloath president obama's budget and cuts federal, that's generally, and then cuts $690 million from veterans' medical care alone. the equivalent of 70,000 fewer veterans receiving v.a. medical

and yet, here we have it -- to budgets that/pell grants. we have in specified cuts that most estimated magically impact the snap program and the house side with more do you dealt in specifying hundred $25 billion in cuts for the hungry. like my colleague from wisconsin, i searched for those efforts to ask sacrifice of those best off in our economy. we all understand the programs for the best off are put in the tax code so as to be protected year from year. they certainly can be identified in the budget process. yet we see not a single dollar. take the acts to be hungry and the seniors and the children and the consumers by trying to of this rate the independence of the watchdogs against predatory practices so, in the financial marketplace. take the acts -- axe to all of those but not one dollar asked from those will off. -- well-off. i gave it a failing grade for all of these factors. the house budget does know better. we sit here as a conference committee, have the choice of choosing or fighting the mid-distance between two filling visions

and the pell grants that we have right now don't support non-credit students. some trying to find out if there is a we can get a policy that can make people come back to school even when they don't have enough money on them and instead taking loans they can utilize maybe pell grants for non-credits for scholarships so that they can follow their field of walk. because over time their work situation depends on job or particular skills to go on to a competitive market. there are other programs like construction driving, they don't need credit cards -- classes. many of them can't afford it. is there any policy? >> there's discussion about that. clearly, there's been a lot of controversy about vocational and technical training, particularly private sector. prince georges community college obvious is private sector. there's been a lot of discussion about that. i have an agenda i call make it in america. it's an agenda that talked about manufacturing, expanding manufacturing. manufacturing leverages more jobs than any other enterprise. automobile industry, for instanc

pell grants are an essential component for our families that are struggling. open the doors of opportunity for our children to higher education. and yet here we have it two budgets that slash pell grants. and this budget fails our hungry. the senate side we have unspecified cuts that most would estimate dramatically affect the step program, and outside was more detailed and specifying $125 billion in cuts for the hungry. and like my colleague from wisconsin, i searched for those efforts to ask sacrifice of those vessels are committed will understand america's all understand that programs for the best off are put into the tax code so as to be protected from year-to-year not -- they certainly can been identified in the budget process and yet we see not a single dollar, not 1 dollar. so take the extra the hungry in the seniors and the children and consumers as well by trying to eviscerate the independence of the watchdog against predatory practices so, in the financial marketplace, take the ax to all of those but not 1 dollar asked of those were best off with a p

new yorkers have reported mull pell coyote sightings this week all over the city. i think we've had some -- not coyote something here locally. >> i'll find out what it was. >> always something out there. any who, justin finally am i going to be able to leave the coat at home this week. >> yeah. >> i got to get -- >> we'll warm it up just a little bit. that's certainly something to look forward to. get back to those spring temperatures. let's see what's happening outside right now. still some mid to high level clouds over the region because there's a storm that's passing by to our south. now if you live south of dover delaware in he can treatment southern cape may county you might run into a little bit of rain showers through the overnight hours were you most areas stay dry tonight. like we mentioned talking about a warming 10 on the way so average high this time of year is 67 degrees. not even close to that over the past several days. we're in the mid 50s yesterday. today 58 degrees. but notice what happens as we head to sunday, even into next week we start to warm

to help us offset the cost of not having the pell grant or the guaranteed student loan program. a foundation in tulsa has been a leader. the pritzker foundation in chicago, while it's not an answer, it's at least a temporary relief to allow us to grow more daca students. >> following up on that, i remember in 2010 when we were fighting for the dream act at the point i was at georgetown and that is when our president sort of made a statement in support of the dream act. and now as you are president of the culture right now, what do you think is the role of colleges and universities, what they play in pushing for public policy on this specific issue? >> our first roll is to go find talent a regardless of financial background and educate and launch that talent into opportunity. in doing so we serve the one and the many and that is what higher education is supposed to do, advance the one and serve society. i tend to lean towards the issue of trek related to my students needs for education which is why i think the dream act is a natural for college presidents who support. it has lots

highway patrol will use 45 motorcycle officers to guide the procession from los gatos through camp pell and san jose as well as afterward from sap to oak hill cemetery in south san jose. >> the way they will close downside streets, driveways, dross streets, intersections, things like that will be in the manner of a rolling closure. >> reporter: county board president spent the day with the johnson family and says they are satisfied and grateful. >> there are officers on duty 24/7 at the funeral home and they expressed a great deal of gratitude for this public outpouring of support. >> that was robert honda reporting it should be powerful tomorrow. once again, here is the procession route. it leaves los gatos at 10al heading up winchester boulevard through campbell to stevens creek boulevard. from there toward the sap center in downtown san jose. there will be rolling closures as that chp officers alluded to along the route. we will be broadcasting live every step of the way. you can watch tomorrow's memorial as it happens. our coverage begins at 10 a.m. right here on nbc bay area and on

the pell grants for talk about in federal loans on undocumented students can benefit from. laura: the response of the first one as i am going through the schools and have a conversation in is hard to find is having a conversation together. it is very much either immigration or education. so that is kind of the first hurdle and the reason it's important to have a conversation in the first place to gather us because we are seeing education immigration is a double letter -- double edged sword. we see the policies introduced whether the dream act per se policy is a root canal with daca has an education required me but we are making it really hard for us to enroll in school. so we are going into the cycle though we are not allowing us to be able to get relief from policies in the future route than the one now because of the education requirements. this is because of the barriers put in education. one of the big things is financial aid. what we are seeing is a lot of schools are starting to have conversations along what does it mean to have a scholarship within our institution. i

freezes pell grants and rang sacks our children's education. so sad. ignores our crumbling infrastructure. in terms of our veterans, you see yesterday republicans sought to advance their first appropriations bill under the levels set by their new budget, which may or may not come to the floor today. but yesterday the milcon, military construction-veterans bill that cuts $1.4 billion beloath president obama's budget and cuts federal, that's generally, and then cuts $690 million from veterans' medical care alone. the equivalent of 70,000 fewer veterans receiving v.a. medical care in one year. disabled veterans of america, the national commanders -- don't have their letters here, but we have letters. disabled veterans of america, the national commander of the american legion, national commander of the v.f.w. are urging a no vote until we get this -- at least to the president's level. v.f.w. said, this bill needs to be amended to fully fund the v.a. at the administration's request. if not then the veterans of foreign war urging every member of congress to

let's not cut pell grants, let's increase pell grants. let's make sure interest rates are lower so that college is more affordable. let's not repeal the affordable care act. let's make sure the 16 million people who have health care now, let's make sure it continues to work for them. that's the kind of thing our candidates will be talking about. steven: going back to this question, it is fresh polling it is national and in-state, is honesty and trustworthiness not an important characteristic in an election for president? rep. wasserman schultz: of course the polling that is done now, we are in april of the year before the election, any polling that is done now is really not that credible, beyond that, the decisions made by voters on who they want to be the next president will be based on who they think is going to make sure if you play by the rules and work hard, you will have a fair shot. a fair shot to succeed. on major every issue that determines whether you have a fair shot, it is democrats who have stood up and made sure we pulled ou

jonathan pell pell bon the pitcher the phillies have tried to trade and nobody wants him.s always somebody else's fault with papelbon and he's a bad guy in the locker room. his quotes in the boston global won't make people in philadelphia. considerate red sox didn't want him back quoting papelbon let's go to the second part of this quote. "i don't feel much like a phillie. it's been a tough transition over here. tough getting used to the way it is here "after the game he was asked about his comments about being a phillie. >> i feel like, you know, the red sox run deep in my blood. it's who i became as a pitcher and, um, always stick with me. any time you have to move on you have to a just an captain to a new team, and um, i haven't had any problem doing that here. >> oh you haven't huh he's a jerk. sixers -- he's a jerk. >> sixers were terrible tonight. look that defense. that is just wonderful. they gave up 70 points in the first half. all right. so they don't score either. the washington wizards are a good team. how about five on two great getting back. these guys were t

the heroics that gave them the edge against the pell cans putting them on track to working away withnd. icans, putting them on track to working away with the series this weekend. >> all right. take a look at what's going on.

with the pell grant. i have a high schooler getting ready to come to kirkwood next year i have learned so much because now it is more than it ever has before. which is why i came back to be proficient in a skill in a broad variety of ways. >> does the work program and the pell grant pay for it? been iraq so far i am getting to the point i may have to take no lowe's then i am trying to avoid at this point. i would like to continue for my four year degree. >> that is a great goal. >> i support the president's plan to make community college free but even if we were successful to make that cost directly associated there are other costs that people have to figure out no way to pay. so we have to look at this from the perspective of the students and the students' families. what can you afford iran would be willing to take on? and that you can pay back based on your income sarah not pledging to the untenable situation right out of school but whether books or on-line materials to actually go to the courses in som

and next is city and county of san francisco versus pacific gas & electric and the litigation for pell 24 existing litigation asian pacific islander arrest 26 existing litigation pacific gas & electric and 27 existing litigation pacific gas & electric and 28 existing litigation pacific gas & electric and 29 has been removed if today's calendar. >> any public comment on item items proposed for closed session seeing none, may i have a motion. >> move to assert. >> okay all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the motion carries we're a 10 minute break. >> resolution we're now in into open session i'd like to report on the items in closed session item 17 no action item 19 settled item 20 no action item 21 settled and items 2 it through 28 no action may i have a motion whether or not to disclose. >> motion not to disclose. >> all in favor, say i. opposed? the motion carries next item, please. >> item 32 do you want a resolution for side general manager for the employee with kathy run howling pursuant to charter section. >> motion. >> second. >> future discussion all in favor, say i. >> i. >>

we would not have increased pell grants and there would be 9 million fewer students in college. >> in 2013, the higher education act expired. as college tuition continues to rise, the question remains -- has congress been accountable to its younger citizens? >> have to keep continuing on while more and more students and families are priced out of being able to own a home or start a business or buy a car to drive to work. >> interest rates have increased from congressionally fixed to market-based fixed. a bill that would allow students to refinance their student loans was blocked. student loan forgiveness programs have been enacted reducing burdens but encouraging colleges to increase tuition. obama recently proposed two years of free committee college. many speculate that that will be nothing but a talking point in congress. there are no signs that the student loan debt crisis will slow down anytime soon. >> we have to be working on providing the best information in the best format for students and families. a lot of people do not know the full extent of their options before they sign

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most of the game actually belonged to the pell caps. their fans were on fire. it didn't feel like it was going to be the warriors' night but the warriors never quit they turned it around, took it to overtime, now they are in striking distance of winning this series and advancing to the next round. the next game is tomorrow in new orleans. the warriors need one more win to advance. so if you don't have your blue and gold yet, you might want to start thinking about getting some, because the warriors are on fire. reporting live in concord, amy hollyfield abc7 news. >> amy thanks a lot. so, who would you figure dre mon green's biggest, loudest fan might be? >> the answer is always mom. >> she is not shy when she is in the stands rooting for her son and she is making sure that twitter users hear her tune. yeah check out all the tweets fired off last night. her nickname, the heckler and applies digitally, too. she is gaining fame for her live tweeting of the playoff game. here is one of them. how it feel to be a wore or? how it feel to be way

so pell grants worked well for generation and others -- >> and so would you expand social security. >> at the time it was a entitlement that many said we could not afford in the present state, age of retirement in my time of the senate so i'm hope to what we do with social security. >> so governor you run for president to win, what is your pathway to winning the nomination? are you willing to spend some of your own wealth to get there? >> well i've been in 12 elections in my career starting at the local and through the federal and state level, 12 different elections and the pathway is hard work and radsing necessary funds. that is the -- >> but i have to say because you are a straight shooter and having gone through this with my family it can get to the point where you have to put in your own family wealth are you going to be willing to do that? >> well what is needed in a presidential campaign is well beyond what my family can afford. >> so no? >> governor lincoln chafee you have people talking and talking beyond partisan lines. we look forward and thank you for being with us today h

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i'm a kid who went to school with pell grants, work study program. there is no way i want to be a member of congress that's going to pull up the ladder behind me and say tough luck to the lower income classes of this contry. that's what this leads . to i encourage colleagues to oppose it. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from washington reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: yield myself 15 seconds. let's have the courage to stop hiding behind warren buffett, the superrich. they don't pay this tax. they have lawyers and tax accountants they have charitable trusts they'll never -- this is a family-owned farm and businesses. i'm proud to yield one minute to the gentleman from texas, second generation small business owner the gentleman from -- the gentleman, mr. williams. mr. williams: thank you, mr. speaker. in 1939 a man started a car dealership to realize the american dream. when he died it was passed to his son and so was a death tax liability. the i.r.s. was three days later after the fa

they cut $90 billion of mandatory funding from the pell grant program. the major source of funding for low and moderate income young people who want to attend college. this would increase the cost of college education for more than 8 million americans, moving exactly in the wrong direction. in vermont, and i expect in every state represented here, we have a childcare crisis. working families cannot afford to send their kids to childcare. the republican budget would cut head start very significantly, meaning that at least 110,000 fewer young children would be able to enroll in that important project. under the republican budget, more than 1.9 million fewer students would receive the academic help they need under the title i program. when you get down to basics and you talk about morality, it seems to me that the least that we can do as a nation, a nation which has more income and wealth inequality than any other major country on earth, a nation in which the wealthiest people are becoming phenomenally richer while we have 40 million people living in povert

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pelosi used the opportunity to call on congress to increase pell grant funding. >> nothing brings more money to the treasury than the education of the american people. >> summer class enrollment begins today at city college of san francisco. >>> what would you do if you won nearly $700,000? hmm? >> i have some ideas. one bay area man mmmm, they made french toast out of banana bread, then topped it with candied pecans and bananas? it's like a match made in heaven. like bacon & eggs... ...oh look, bacon & eggs. the new banana bread french toast slam. denny's. welcome to america's diner. >>> more than 1,000 miles per gallon? the student who plans to just use a few drops to power their car. >>> a diehard warriors fan is celebrating. >> anthony matched five numbers in last month's megamillion drawing. >> he bought the ticket at a arco and didn't check ticket until april fool's day. >> i think he's going to have to share that with dad. maybe he'll take his father with him. >> that must have seemed like an april fools joke. >>> world news tonight with david muir is next. >> and michael finney

same bill of the reconciliation act we passed the massive investment in higher education with the pell grant it was about one thing freeing people life liability and the pursuant ever happiness the free speech the liberty you're not policy bound but the freedom is the permit of happiness and the education to do so is honored the founder so we have to continue to fight to reduce the cost of education and the accumulated debt what's a troilgdz is greater than the national debt it has to change so for those and other reasons i'm proud to be here today to absolute our success of community college san francisco and the context of higher education nationally and how if we're going to give everybody the opportunity to pursue their happiness their accessibility is related to affordability and that is all related to recognizing recognizing how important this is to individuals to families to our economy to keeping america number one congratulations to community college of san francisco this is really a happy day so much of you what you do going come to fruition and essential to all of that i wan

battle tested prns pell number three, the gutsy move. i love this one. to who we are as intuitive beings on this earth. in your gut, you know what's right, and it takes guts to do it. do we always feel prepared for everything? no. but do i know i can handle it when it comes up? absolutely. going back to that permission to engage, holding on to that mentality and executing to actually bring it to fruition, right? but the gutsy move, that can be a tough one. because it takes guts. so instead of being afraid of it and letting fear overtake us, let's just look at it for what it is, and say okay now what do i have to do to go over, around, over, under, through, to get to the other side? and when you feel it, move forward aanywanyway. because if you just stan there, you got nothing. >>> up next, our slice of life with fat joe. stay with us. >>> join the small business revolution and take your business to the next level. find out how at the black enterprise entrepreneur summit hosted by nationwide, where innovation and capital meet. network in the power circle

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that, like a pell grant covers most of not all of the community college cost. a lot of students are working or they are single parents and they have all these other expenses that they don't have any help trying to pay. how do you thought about that? >> that is where the work study has come in, because it allowed me the opportunity to make money while i'm going to school. not enough to raise my family on. but eventually, it will be. i'll get there. hillary clinton: i think that looking at education, it truly does remain not only the best pathway -- although not everybody has to do it exactly the same way. getting these national certifications that enable you to make $40,000 because you are a metal worker or an auto worker, but still, getting those skills and that education and getting the credentials is really important in today's global economy. we just have to get back to making it affordable and open for everybody willing to work for it. in many parts of the country now, we have the costs are so high. some of the for-profit schools. some of the scandals that

the pell you will kins' coach -- pell law kins -- pell la kin's -- pelicana' coach stirred things upittle bit by that. this isn't the only game- related issue fans are talking about. both die-hard fans and those on jumping on the bandwagon. and if you haven't jumped on, you need to. sal castanedo has more. >> i'm joined by the assignment editor but a big fan and we have start off with matt, with how steve kerr was in line to lynn coach of the year but apparent -- to win coach of the year but apparently he didn't. >> yeah, the atlanta hawks' coach got it. i think the perception is he did less with more than steve kerr. i think a lot of the national media believe esthe warriors are so talented that anybody can coach them. i think a lot of people think the warriors had a great foundation last year and kerr took it to the next level. two great coaches. i think everybody knew it would be tight. >> steve kerr is a gracious guy. i know he what will say. i can almost predict. that doesn't matter. speaking of the last night eight performance, these two games with have been really close. i thi

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. >> this child had on his body multiple wounds mull pell bruises. this child was the victim of being battered and being beaten. >> the medical examiner found over 120 contusion on the boy's body according to investigators. added that the death of the two-year-old was quote homicide alibi nature. both matthews and graph ton are in the delaware county prison tonight. >>> new jersey police want to fine the mother of a newborn baby found dead in a trash dump this is a sketch of who they're calling emma grace. police say she was among the trash at a recycling center on railroad avenue in farming dale monmouth county back in november of last year. a baptist church in how well, new jersey, asked for the baby's remains and is holding a funeral for her on saturday. if you know anything about what happened please give police a call. >>> we're following a developing story for you in north philadelphia. that's where police are investigating a hit-and-run and a house fire that was over -- that was sky fox over the seep this afternoon in the 4400 block of north 1

a pell grant covers in many instances most if not all of the community college cost. but a lot of students are working or they are single parents, and they have all these other expenses that they don't have any help trying to pay. so how have you thought about that? >> that's where the work study has come in for me because it's allowed me the opportunity to make money while i'm going to school. it's not enough to raise my family on, obviously, but eventually it will be. i'll get there. ms. clinton: i think that looking at education, it truly does remain not only the best pathway, although not everybody has to do it exactly the same way, getting these national certifications that enable you to go out of high school and make $40,000 because you're a metal worker or autoworker or whatever it might be, but still getting those skills, getting that education, and in many instances getting the credentials is really important in today's global economy. we just have to get back to making it affordable and open for everybody willing to work for it. in many parts of the country