grants and to offer a year-round -- a year-round pell grant. and as i said before, every single institution -- all 6,000 of our institutions -- were told by the department of education earlier in 2015, if you grant a perkins loan this year, it will be for one year, because the program ends in the fall. every college -- and also, they were told that if you already have a perkins loan, absent a few changes that are part of the existing law, you'll be able to keep it all the way through the end of your program time. so this is an honest dins of opinion. i've got a lot of university presidents -- i know a budge of them -- they like the program because it gives them one more tool to use. the question is not just whether they like the program. the question is, what's best for the students? and i think taking the available amount of money we've got and expanding it for -- simplifying the student aid system and making the year-round pell and the other programs available to students who need it the most, i think that's what we should be doing. and we'll

whether increasing access to pell grants. s $40 billion into pell grants, to 9 million recipients. first generation college goers, many from the minority, give the white house put a spotlight making sure african-americans have access to great education. >> secretary duncan, when you leave office and look back upon your time and your administration what do you best want to be known for? >> starting to ask about legacy questions is not how i think. couple things. first, significantly increase access to high quality early learning opportunities. i keep coming to that. we've invested more than a billion dollars to invest in high-quality settings. we feel great about that. in virtually every state, list of children without access. we need more republican friends to invest. this is an investment, not an expense. we have to increase access to high quality early learning. my goal, love to see high school graduation rates as a country about 81%, 82%. next goal, get to 90%. beyond that, as close to 100% as possible. the trends are fantastic. if they slow down, shame on us. we need to continu

they had been drawing on the pell grant system for several years. what this did was effectively knocked out a lot of the college programs. to do itons were able by donations and sometimes the colleges would step up and provide classes. college classes had to be dropped altogether. i think that this would be money well spent. these classes went to people who never even thought about going to college. it, many of them were relatively successful. an institution in the state of washington that actually had a masters degree program involving three different colleges in the seattle area. you would be amazed at the turnaround that you saw with some of these people. how do you make sure that this money is being used by people who really want that education? did you see it wasted? were these people who were serious about changing their lives? caller: i have to say serious. i spent my entire life in education, and i have never seen the turnaround -- and i have taught in the private sector, state and public colleges and junior colleges. these guys, i guarantee

when we come back, al pell takes us to the east coast for a classic tractor.

and al pell has a tarheel tractor this week. now for the headlines, after intense week it's making the switch. subway is the latest fast food chain to remove antibiotics from its meat supply, but denies the pressure from advocacy groups is the reason. the company with the slogan "eat fresh" says it will eliminate antiobiotics in all its meat, making it the largest chain to adopt the production practice. subway will start next year with chicken and turkey, then eventually moving to antiobiotic free pork and beef in all of its 27 thousand stores. rabo agrifinance's don close told me looking down the road, he thinks demand from u-s export markets instead of u-s customers could drive the move to antiobiotic free meat production in the u-s.

for living expenses, i will make it possible for the pell grants to be used for living expenses. because what happens now is young people who get a pell grant, they often find it doesn't even cover tuition anymore. so we will deal with the tuition side on the public college and university. and then we will deal with the living expense side. if you do have to borrow money, it will be with a low interest rate. and i will forgive loans to people who do public service of time --a period [applause] -- i have toon: so tell you. i don't think college should be free for donald trump's children. i think people who are well off should have to pay for college. i'm interested in the middle class, and working people, and poor kids who deserve to have a better shot at going to college and graduating. [applause] hillary clinton: i feel strongly tot, when you already have -- who has student debt still? oh, yeah. we have 40 million people in america was doing debt. what i want is to refinance all the student debt. now, if you have a home mortgage, or you're making car payments, you can refinance

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for living expenses, i will make it possible for the pell grants to be used for living expenses. because what happens now is young people who get a pell grant, they often find it doesn't even cover tuition anymore. so we will deal with the tuition side on the public college and university. and then we will deal with the living expense side. if you do have to borrow money, it will be with a low interest rate. and i will forgive loans to people who do public service jobs after a period of time -- [applause] hillary clinton: so -- i have to tell you. i don't think college should be free for donald trump's children. i think people who are well off should have to pay for college. i'm interested in the middle class, and working people, and poor kids who deserve to have a better shot at going to college and graduating. [applause] hillary clinton: i feel strongly that, when you already have to -- who has student debt still? oh, yeah. we have 40 million people in america was doing debt. what i want is to refinance all the student debt. because right now, if you have a home mortgage, or yo

"you have to increase the federal investment through pell grants," said o'malley. "you have to create some new grant programs so that states have some skin in the game. and their dollars are matched by the federal government. and, we have to help the students, and the parents trapped in the "parent plus" loans refinance at a much lower rate." wall street will help pay for the proposal, as well. o'malley would add a "transaction fee" attached to every trade. "despite single-digit poll number in iowa, o'malley told me he's in the campaign for the long term. in sioux city, with photographer scott lacoti, matt breen, ktiv news 4," said breen. >> more candidates will be campaigning around siouxland over the weekend. senator ted cruz, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, senator rick santorum and louisiana governor bobby jindal will all be in siouxland. all of these presidential hopefuls will be attending congressman steve king's annual pheasant hunt. the hunt will take place at the hole n' the wall lodge near akron, iowa during opening weekend of the pheasant hunting

the pell cans are hosted by foreign warriors warriors assistant coach.there's going to be a special pregame ceremony. the players will get their championship rings and the warriors will unvail the championship banner. tickets are available there you the warrior's website. cheapest tickets are just under $100. >>> the raders are back to 500 after a win over the the san diego chargers. two touchdowns. the raders lead by half u. by 24 at the half time. they let them score 23 up points in the 4 had the quarter but still came away to win. the raders host the new york jets on sunday. q why do they make you do that story? >> we're up here in raders territory. >>> time is 5:16. we're up here with sal. he knows about our monday morning commute. >> you see that michael crabthree. >> amari cooper. so, i don't you know, pam, that's okay. >> it happens. >> it happens. like you said. next week, they could be phenomenal. >> absolutely a different story. that is why they play the game. you thought it was for the money. >> that too. >> let's go out and take a look at the

there's going to be a pregame ceremony before tip-off against the new orleans pell cans tonight. that pre-- pelicans. the team will receive its diamond-clad championship rings. let's show you some video right now. we don't know what those rings look like. they have been locked away in a briefcase that you can vaguely see in this video. getting those rings from beverly hills to oakland. the guard transporting them and had the preach case hand cuffed to him. back out here live, the warriors will also unfurl their championship banners for the fans in this pregame ceremony. you can see a space out there for that banner. actually, are we showing you that banner? are we showing you the trophy? we may have jumped the gun on that. and the championship trophy is the thing that a lot of fans are going to want to see. it has traveled 30,000 miles since the warriors won the championship. steph curry took it to china. pretty much all players are taken that trophy to their alma mater, to their hometown. i'm told that trophy is going to be at oracle arena. whether fans will be able to see it up

pell grants don't have to be repaid. >>> right now at 5:00, a rowdy scene near independence mall. espn is set up shop right there, you see them, for saturday's big showdown between temple university and notre dame. >> nbc 10's george spencer has made his way over there. seems a lot calmer. i know earlier you were surrounded by temple owls. >> reporter: jacqueline, much calmer scene, the scene up on the temple campus is electric and here in old city is a bit calmer, but still frenzy if you're some of the television crews working to set up for tomorrow morning's espn spectacle. you can see really a full city block of market street is their stage and their setup area. earlier this afternoon in north philadelphia students from temple carrying signs boarded buses to come down this way for this afternoon's pregame broadcast. but it really is tomorrow that is the big show. espn's college game day is a football season juggernaut and tomorrow morning the focus will be on our city and our team's big game. no matter who you're supporting, the energy around the matchup tomorrow really feels s

i would eliminate any sort of public funding whether it is loan guarantees or pell grants or what have you going for a pro--- for-profit colleges and tried to squeeze them try. second i would cap the home mortgage income deduction. the interest deduction. because i think was said earlier, you know, we believe in homeownership as a coach. goes back to jefferson, but there's no reason that we should be subsidizing, you become as much home, mansions up on mansions, even second homes. .. a. >> to the people, and there are several big advocates for the for-profit colleges. they provide an on ramp for an education to people that would not otherwise have it. ins and yes, they are not as good a' the four year public institutiob degrees.te but they aren allowing people wo are working with degrees to go f back oftentimes in their '30s. opti universityre are plenty of options people, that is essentially free. and just as good as the university of phoenix, which is going to charge you a lot of money for exactly the same amount of educationsive convenience. i think the language that would work in a

tip-off is 7:30 against the new orleans pell cans.at begins, we're going to from a pregame ceremony. the players and team will be out here talking to the fans. fans will get to see a unique thing. first, i want to show you they do have some of the new gear that they have debuted after that championship win. they have added special features like this phototy. warriors here and particularly steph curry jerseys are number one-selling items on nbastore.com. no surprise there. 120 bucks for this jersey. they do have some cool features they have added since that championship win. check out the bottom of this. it's got a photo of the team all reaching for that trophy after they clenched the win back in june. if you don't want to spend this kind of money, maybe just come to the game. you can get free championship tee shirts. everyone who comes to the game tonight will be able to get one of these for free. there are still tickets available on warriors.com. the team is going to receive its diamond-clad championship ring. we don't know what they

"you have to increase the federal investment through pell grants," said o'malley. "you have to create some new grant programs so that states have some skin in the game. and their dollars are matched by the federal government. and, we have to help the students, and the parents trapped in the "parent plus" loans refinance at a much lower rate." wall street will help pay for the proposal, as well. o'malley would add a "transaction fee" attached to every trade. "despite single-digit poll number in iowa, o'malley told me he's in the campaign for the long term. in sioux city, with photographer scott lacoti, matt breen, ktiv news 4," said breen. >> several candidates will be taking part in congressman steve king's annual pheasant hunt this weekend. the list includes senator ted cruz, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, senator rick santorum and louisiana governor bobby jindal. the hunt will take place at the hole n' ' he wall lodge near akron, iowa during this opening weekend of the pheasant hunting season. watch for coverage tomorrow on news 4 at 6 and 10. holding a

look at what pell grants have done sm the maximum pell grant has not gone up in the same amount of time. let's talk about expanding these programs and changing the dynamic of the conversation to your point, it's about return on investment. looking at that from a business perspective what is the best of taxpayer money. and i look at the bills, one bill that we worked on, the save fraud you lepted government spending. let's start putting it into education and ensuring the return is truly there because we know a dollar spent in education is going to come back in droves. mr. swalwell: your district has a lot of veterans and people ask what is the biggest surprise you found since going to congress? i don't know if you had that question posed to you. to me, the biggest surprise is how poorly our veterans have been treated and something that is even more surprising that i found doing these tours, i don't know if you heard about this, the g.i. bill doesn't cover the full cost of college anymore. our veterans served our country, fought abroad, risked their lives and saw their friend or family me

john boehner on the way out, meeting with harry reid and pell pell and mitch mcconnell. did this behind closed doors. it was sprung on the house. you guys vote on this tomorrow. i think it is so idiotic because what republicans have is power of purse only have if you hang on to the purse. they have given obama the purse. in fact you can keep it until you leave office and until march 2017. david: todd, combine this, we have president who uses executive orders time and time again in ways that cost taxpayers billions of dollars. this is essentially a blake check for the president, isn't it? >> certainly is, compliments of speaker boehner who said he would clean out the barn but left behind a big steaming pile of you know what. this is again one of the reasons why we're seeing rise of folks like donald trump and dr. ben carson. the voters are sick and tired of sending these republicans to congress, saying, that they're conservative but governing just like liberals. david: tea party is little tired of getting kicked around. to that point, alan, i want to take a turn. tony kor

. >> the administration announced pell grants for people in jail.is there any news you can share on that program, for example how much money we're talking, how many inmates are being effected? >> it's too early. it's one of the things i'm just so proud of our team's work. we have the ability through experimental authority to create these opportunities where we have actually now -- i think it's maybe due next week. due october 1st. we have an rsvp out to universities who want to partner with correctional facilities to provide classes in prisons. we will see relative to the overall pell spend this will be far less than 1%. it's a huge opportunity. inmates from jail who are being taught by barred college want to debate against students from harvard. pretty interesting. pretty interesting. >> the higher education act was recently revised to reinstate federal student aid for high school dropouts enrolled in career pathways programs. given the number of dropouts who end up incarcerated, should this ability to benefit this program be expanded to reach more

that's one of the reasons i talked about opening up pell grant to dual enrollment. at the front end i believe that pre-k through 12 education should remain in the control of local jurisdictions. >> what could you do as president to ensure there's more funding for science and math? mr. rubio: i believe that k-12 education belongs at the state and local level. both in its responsibility and its funding. it's never been a federal obligation. you don't want the federal government dictating the local communities. because that money will always come with strings. and i want the -- you're not going to get educational innovation from the federal level. you're only going to get the creation of new programs and approaches at the state and local level. that's where k-12edcation primarily belongs. questioner: can i respond? >> we want to get as many people as possible. questioner: we have a lot of people losing their jobs. there's a limit to reeducating these people. especially if they're older. using the -- do you think the government has the responsibility to care for these p

through to reenforce the cooler air and give us another bit of a jogdown tomorrow night and thursday as pell. setting the stage for old colder weather long-term. dew points are holding around 60 or in the lower 60s tomorrow, not that much cooler. 68 in boston. 67 framingham. foliage looks great out there. a lot of beautiful color and beautiful pictures coming in across parts of northern new england as we watch this color wave descend down. beauty is in the eye of the beholder. i say it's in peak central mass, took i believe there are two phases to the fall one where you have -- foliage. one where you have the maples then one where you have the oaks. maples are in charge now. 49-55 degrees. with the west wind at 8-16. tomorrow our winds are brisk as the front passes through. partly sunny overall. i would peg it at about 20-25%, that's it and the breezy day. breezy afternoon on thursday. cooler. step down gradually now. 63-62. thursday, friday, essentially the same as woe wait for the final front to pass over the weekend and drop us back to the 40s and 50s, if we see any showers they would be

. >> pelle thank you, jon. dr. lapook will be answering your questions on our facebook page. u can post them at facebook.com back/cbseveningnews. the head of the fbi has a theory about what is behind a rise in gun violence in big cities. he talked ababt it today in chicago. and here's justice correspondent jeff pegues. >> six people died and 28 were wounded in gun violence over the weekend in chicago. homicides there are up 19% this year. in other major cities, there have been sharper increases, up 44% in washington d.c., of 2% in milwaukee,-- 62% in milwaukee and 73% in nashville. fbi director james comey discussed the spoke with police cheers today. >> some part of what is going on isikely a chill wind that has blown through law enforcement over the last year. that wind is made up of a whole series of viral videos and the public outcry that followed them. >> reporter: the scrutiny of police began after the shooting of michaha brown in ferguson, missouri. comey believe cell phone video of deadly encounters posted online and freddie gray's arrest in baltimore, to eric garner'

this is an arc pell go. government ours resources are streamed. a typhoon that affects 12 provinces in the northern region is affecting deeply the government. the president admits that a lot needs to be done. signs typhoon haiyan, they have gotten better and improved. there's a cultural shift. it's obvious. the situation is still difficult. wide spread sexual abuse. almost 1,000 girls under the age of. abuse has become so prevalent. it's caught the attention of a special commission in the u.s. >> reporter: she's travelled thousands of kilometres from ecuador to the united states, seeking justice she says alluded her family. >> her daughter was in her early teens when her family says her school principal began to sexually abuse her. when she became pregnant she turned to the school counsellor. she followed phosphate, ending her life. evidence of her pregnancy was covered up. the uterus and blood was manipulated. you couldn't tell she was pregnant. they fixed it. activists say the problem of sexual abuse is widespread. officially last year almost 1,

that's right, he was just 5 when max pell and his parent -- maxwell and his parents started "catching need." >> once i saw what i could do, i had to help. catching the joy promotes volunteerism and acts of kindness. >> reporter: especially by young people. the nonprofit has organized efforts to give blankets to people living in shelters and gifts to kids in hospitals. it has created a heart project in memory of martin richard, who was kill in the marathon bombings. maxwell's work even earned him a trip to the white house. that's him right there in the colorful pants. >> when we help people, we feel the joy of giving. kids have so much to give, and sometimes kids just need a vehicle to do it. everything adds up. one small act of kindness leads to another. if everybody does one little thing that's kind, that will make the world so much better. >> he's only 12 years old. i give it what, 12 years before he's our boss? >> probably. commanding a presence. such a great kid, great spirit and bright future ahead for max. >>> let's talk about the bright future for the weather. the next 24 hours

pell cans are now coached by former warriors assistant. there will be a special pregame ceremony. players will receive their championship rings and the team will unvail the panner. tickets are available through the warrior's website. and the winner of the san diego chargers. and two touchdowns in the 37-10 conscious -- 36-29 win. and they lead the charge. left the charge at 23 points in the 49 quarter but still came away with the win. the raders host the new york jets last sunday. >> right now, it's 4:12. >> and got to say, as a charger's fan. the raders did look impressive. never thought i would say that. they did look really good. >>> check in with sal this morning. did you watch the game yesterday? >> he didn't show up. man, there he is. i see him now. he showed up finally in the fourth quarter. well, anyway, 500-yards the woke previous. hundred-plus yards the game. >> new given sunday. let's go out and take a look at the east shore freeway. traffic is moving well. those raders. the greatness of the raders. getting out to the east shore freeway. traffic move ago long pretty wel

. >> reporter: 22 percent of the students at nyu do receive pell grants. annie has been at the center of the analysis and says if you compare columbia to nyu, in 2013, the amount of money poor students had to pay back is drastic. >> they're around 60,000. when nyu is asking low income families to pay 25,000, columbia asks them to pay 8,000. that's way more. it's 87 percent off compared to a 57 percent off. >> reporter: nyu tells us that the university has tripled their financial aid budget since 2002 and the average financial aid grant has increased from covering 34 percent of the tuition to 54 percent, a one million fundraising campaign for financial aid has been set. they're halfway from reaching their goal. kerry: jessica, thank you. let's continue the conversation right now. joining us live in the studio, we have scott from the street.com. thanks for being with us. we just heard in jessica's piece, no matter which way you look at this, students are getting into debt. >> the debt crisis is huge in this country, student loan debt crossed the one trillion

. >> pelle >> pelley: today a medical panel urged high school football leagues to ban certain types of tackling to save lives. another player died last week in chicago and dean reynolds is there. >> reporter: friends, neighbors and coaches of andre smith gathered over the weekend to mourn the 17-year-old senior whose life was cut short playing a game he loved. his brother eric had a warning for andre's teammates. >> protect yourself, be cautious because something as simple as a football injury can end a whole life. >> reporter: terrell alexander is a coach. >> there is no practice for something like this. not something you can write down and come up with a script for these young men. >> reporter: smith played for a chicago's bogen high school and was injured on a collision in the last play of the last game of the season. he is the 7th high school player in the country to die in 2015 from a football-related injury. in his case, blunt force trauma to the head. now the american academy of pediatrics says the way we play the game must change. proper tackling technique must be emphasized an

. >> now, the game tonight against the new orleans pell cans is a sell- out. and tip-off is at 7:30. the warriors will unvail their championship banner. every fan will receive a championship tee shirt. if you are heading to the game, you are advised to get out here early. there might be a -- >> and exactly two hours before that special ceremony. bryan, back to you. >> we just can't wait for this season. >> i know. we're find with basketball tarting again. >> allie, thank you so much. >>> time now is 4:34. federal prosecutors have decided not to seek the death penalty against raymond chow. chow was charged with soliciting two murders earlier this month which carried a potential death sentence. he was already facing racketeering and mob knee laundering charges. chow was swept up in a rock fearing -- rock tiering investigation. >>> friends and family of a san jose realtor shot and killed while out celebrating his birthday there pleading for witnesses to come forward. michael orsega was sitting on a club saturday waiting for a ride home. than is when witnesses say

could pell -- could spell trouble down the road. >> colorly, we need to take care of the asset that weave, but we also need to expand the system in kiwi key ways to deal with the growing population. >> this year alone, cal tran is looking at $6 billion in needed work that is being delayed because of lack of funds. cal tran will hold a public discussion tomorrow afternoon. >>> golden state warriors interim head coach is preparing as if he'll be the head coach when the warriors open the regular season on tuesday. walton went over the time out rules with steve curr this week. he's getting familiar with managing minutes and line-ups. hopefully he is back before then. he didn't want to wait to prepare. there is still no timetable for when he will return from his love of absence. he's recovering from two back surgeries. the preseason finale is tonight. >>> 4:56. coming up on our 5:00 hour. high school students popping random pills to get high. how this new trend is proving to be extremely dangerous, particularly many marin county. >>> and we are learning new information about the pilot kille

she comes out with that gun to try to stop the actions and he fires at her mull pell times and she returns fire. at that point everybody scatters. he's able to grab the 25-year-old. >> reporter: holding her at gun point on his lap, he races away. police say he loses control and crashes. >> first the air bag came out. then something came down from the sun visor and it got real smokey i couldn't find the the lock to unlock the door. i tumbled out and hit my head. >> suspect was stuck and injured so police caught him trapped in the vehicle. now he's facing numerous charg charges. >> that was karen hepp reporti reporting. >>> new video just released of the men police believe are behind two robberies on the campus of temple university. the two were captured on surveillance video near the first robbery and carjacking of a temple football player around 1:00 in the morning at tenth and susquehanna. a few hours later another student was held up right outside the liacouras center on north 15th street. if you know who these men are, call police. >>> fraud trial for the son of congressman chaka fat at

. >> well, the game font against the new orleans pell cans is sold out. tip-off is 7:30.the warriors will unfurl their championship banner. and every fan in attendance will receive a championship tee shirt. allie rasvus is going to be live at the arena this morning at 4:30. and warriors star steph curry has his own apple commercial. >> in it is. >> i know. >> love it. >> it's amaze. the 15-second ad shows curry taking a half-court shot promoting live photos. now we showed you yesterday he's also part of a minute-long commercial for iphone 6 which mostly features everyday people taking keepsake selfies. >> not many people take a selfie like that. >>> it's one of the biggest shopping days of the year. one retailer says it's giving employees the day off. coming up in 20 minutes, the major retailer saying no way to black friday this year. >>> but first, the white house and congress reach a tentative deal on a two-year budget plan up next. what that means for a looming debt crisis. >>> good morning. we're looking at a commute here on the freeway in the east bay. traffic is mov

that's one of the reasons i talked about opening up pell grant to dual enrollment. at the front end i believe that pre-k through 12 education should remain in the control of local jurisdictions. >> what could you do as president to ensure there's more funding for science and math? mr. rubio: i believe that k-12 education belongs at the state and local level. both in its responsibility and its funding. it's never been a federal obligation. you don't want the federal government dictating the local communities. because that money will always come with strings. and i want the -- you're not going to get educational innovation from the federal level. you're only going to get the creation of new programs and approaches at the state and local level. that's where k-12edcation primarily belongs. questioner: can i respond? >> we want to get as many people as possible. questioner: we have a lot of people losing their jobs. there's a limit to reeducating these people. especially if they're older. using the -- do you think the government has the responsibility to care for these p

. >> pelle >> pelley: it's not safe to drink the water in flint, michigan, a city of nearly 100,000 northwest of detroit. a plan to save money backfired, and here's dean reynolds. >> reporter: the people of flint lined up for free filters to make their water safer to drink. >> can i get three of them? >> reporter: dorothy bates was one of them. >> it's not good enough to drink at all, not even to take a bath in because my tub, you should see it, it's brown. >> reporter: last year, flint disconnected its water supply through detroit and began drawing water from the flint river instead. the move saved the city about $15 million in annual fees but the river water, even after treatment was risky. that's because the very chemicals used to decontaminate the water were so corrosive they peeled lead off centuries old pipes and sent it straight to faucets in a foul-smelling, discolored brew. last month, researchers found elevated lead levels in children, in some cases two to three times what it was before the switch to the river water. the county last week declared a public health emergency. >> it is

. >> pelle down in theoods, chip reid. thanks very much. tonight, the candidates foror the republican presidential nomination are debating for the third time, and for the first time, donald trump is not the front-runner. he was surgically removed from that spot by dr. taylor ben carson. makeis in boulder, colorado. >> reporter: ben carson arrived at the debate, the center of attenon, surrounded by reporters, carson said he welcomes more scrutiny and does not fear the debate's focus on economics. consistent with his low-key temperament that contrasts with trump, carson said if attacked he will not fight fire with fire. >> basically, i'm not going to get into a bunch of fights with people about personalits and individual chats. i think that's silly and that's nonowhat we're here for. >> reportete trump has lostt momentum, a topic he raised tuesday in iowa. >> when you get the numbers up, iowa, please? this is ridiculous. ( cheers andpplause ) i mean, what i my competiti? i mean, i am second. it's not, like, terrible, but i don't like being se

the plan people stick with. p>> pell >> pelley: today, federal investigators said the vast majority ofefective tires stay on the road, even after they've been recalled. kris van cleave now on what they're doing about it. >> reporter: these four crashes in 2014 involving tire failure killed 12 people and injured 42 others, prompting the national transportation safety board special investigation. among them, this church van's left rear tire tread separated, causing the vehicle to roll over. four people were ejected, two died, an adult and seven children were injured. that tire was recalled 19 months earlier, but the n.t.s.b. found as many as 80% of recalled tires do not get fixed, leaving danger literally rolling down american roads. >> a lot of that is something the consumers don't have control over because they don't know that they're driving with a tire that's subject to a recall. >> reporter: n.t.s.b. chairman christopher hart led the panel that recommended 11 safety recommendations, starting that tires be registered when purchased so consumers can be notified easier. the board also

from new york city, i'm scott pelle. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to "overnight news." i'm jericka duncan. it's being called the real life see the question to the movie "goodfellas." and it's 37 years in the making. an aging mobster with a rap sheet a mile long is being accused of taking part in a heist at kennedy airport. lawyers for vincent asaro admit he's no angel but claim the whole case is based on elder ly rats and snitches and all of whom either have a grudge or are trying to get out of jail. >> reporter: it was december of 1978 when masked gunmen stole jewelry from lufthansa at jfk airport. today the first alleged organized crime associate goes on trial in a case that inspired a film classic. >> and these are the guys jimmy put together for the biggest heist in american history. the lufthansa heist. >> reporter: martin scorcese's drama "goodfellas" recounts the violent aftermath. robert de niro played jimmy the jett. he was the suspected ringleader of the crime, a 64-minute caper in which six armed robbers broke into the lufthansa facility and m

the warriors host the new orleans pell cans on tuesday night. the doors open at 5:30 p.m. pregame ceremonies start at 7:15. the head coach steve curr will be on hand for that celebration. he will not be on the bench. he is still recovering from back surgery, so we wish him well. recover quickly. lou balton is going to be in charge of the season opener when that game starts at 7:30 on tuesday night. >> we are already talking about halloween; right? >> absolutely. we're less than a week away. >> so how much candy do people actually eat during halloween? the quicker answer is a lot. a lot. a look at the predictions and why the candy in those trick or treat bags this time around might look a little bit different. >>reporter: plus more on how to keep those tiny trick or treaters safe. and we'll tell you mow a cell phone could help. >>> well, according to a new study, your love of cheese just might be an addiction. researchers say it makes you feel good because of a chemical found in dairy products and triggers the same part of your brain that is triggered by drugs. pizza is one

you can see the winds have subsided so we no longer have a threat of sprinkles, nurseries or gropp pells you may have seen snow pellets earlier this evening. right now 27 in the poconos already. 33 degrees in pottstown. 41 in philadelphia. and 34 degrees in millville. the average first frost in allentown is october 16th right on schedule for that. in philadelphia it's november 10th. weeks early for to us see this. here's a look at what we'll wake up tomorrow morning. walking out the door at 7:00, 31 in philadelphia. 28 in trenton. 25 degrees in allentown. 32 in dover. 32 in millville. we are talking about ice box weather come tomorrow morning. we'll have the goals monday night football forecast for you and talk about how quickly we're going to rebound from these brutally winter like temperatures and also when we'll be back in the 70s because that is in the seven day. i know you like that iain. >> he does. i think a lot of people do. thank you kathy. you can check what's on tap any time at fox29.com. or on the fox 29 weather authority app. >>> a snake on the loose on a septa bus. the own

the national assessment of educational progress, aisam pelling was -- sampling was taken, california was 5 to 8 points lower than the national average. the fourth scores fourth grade math, california was in the bottom four states. the performance score in reading it's just as wide in 2015 as it was 17 years ago. not a lot of movement. the average scores in both subjects stayed the same as the last time it was administrated in 2013. educators are questioning how valid the scores are because it's not arained with common core. it's renewing the debate if students spend too much time taking tests. >>> the time is 6:06. things may get interesting at the oakland school board meeting. angry parents, teachers and special needs students will speak out. they are upset about a plan to put most disabled students into mainstream classes. it has not been approved but a vote is scheduled. parents and teachers are demanding that a teacher that speak out against that plan and was fired and rehired. the oakland school board meeting is at 5:00 p.m. on second avenue in oakland. >>> over the next 10 year

and by help me out i mean attach live jumper cables to my anybody pells -- to my nipples and smilingully. >> what's not to smile about in a situation like that? >> i all of your reviews so far are positive. >> i am good at what i do. we have a site for lawyers. it is where people post these exact things. for me they are positive. it is scary judging and rating people. >> of course it is. it is like angie's list for lawyers. is that what it is? >> i have had clients and other lawyers and even a juror from one of my former trials wrote a positive comment about the case. >> if lawyers and plumbers are being reviewed why not regular people? >> it is too super official. >> i what? people being super official on the internet? >> it is dangerous and makes people feel bad. there is nothing good or productive for society. >> they do things like hot or not. they are rating people's features all the time so why not personalities. >> it is going to be a fun app i think for the four hours before it gets shutdown for being illegal. the whole idea is to gossip about people and then eliminate all of

. >>> and rochester police look for the person who shot a family's dog what they believes a pell italian gun or bb gun that chocolate lab named noble is recovering at home. his owner found him bloodied. police ask anyone with information to please contact them. apartment building in china town. the flames were sparked by electrical short circut. investigation into what caused this roof to collapse. this building vacant and no one was hurt. >>> new this morning the upcoming crow sher of the nuclear plant could have an impact on national gas and pipeline throughout the region. it's set to shutdown by 2019. regional grid operator said the closure could force new england to rely more on natural gas. but customer likely won't see a hike in prices because power plants have cut down on the current price of energy. >>> a judge has thrown out the lawsuit challenging the sell of the land where steve wynn plans to build a casino. that ruling states that the tax payer who filed the suit in july do not have the legal standing to dispute the sale. winn purchased for 6 million. he said the sale followe

have an exciting show for you this morning, coming up we've got players, students, and coaches from pell achristian to talk about tonight's game. they are the home team for our game of the week.....as the i c regina regals take on the eagles. behind me we have the cheerleaders, band, and fans who will help us get your morning kicked off....isn't that right (((cheers from the squads))) as you can see they are ready...and so are we... but first let's head back to our studio... elias: good morning sabrina...you can tell its going to be a big game from the turnout this morning. sabrina: that's right elias....they definitely look ready for tonight. of course much more ahead from blitz game day but first, let's talk about one factor that could affect all of tonight's games...the weather sabrina: good to have everyone with us! and it's great to have central iowa's most accurate forecast with meterologist sam schreier! hey sam! sam: (sam adlibs) sam (sam adlibs) sam: weather adlib: we have had a few days of rain this week, but we're finally into friday and it is still looking like a pretty good

the tex pell mount will remain administered as it does today >>> secretary of state applauded the suggestion and israel agreed to maintain the tradition that muslims are allowed to pray at the site housing the al-aqsa >>> it was a day of violence, a palestinian attacked an israeli man in the west bank, happening near the settle the of aryal. the victim was in sears continue. no suspect have been arrested. >> it was another day of violence in jerusalem, israeli police searching for a man that was stabbed. >> one of them including the stabbing of an israeli woman. stephanie dekker has been following the violence from ramallah. >> it's difficult to confirm what happened sometimes because we don't see footage, we are not there. we here two different acts. the area around where she was shot, close to the mosque does have a lot of surveillance in that area. if there's pressure on the israelis, as to account of the 16-year-old, that she was not harmed, it would apiece or calm. a lot of people think that palestinians are shot left, right and center because of tensions that we are seeing. what is int

universities get a substantial portion of all of their revenue directly from the treasury through pell grants and student loans, dramatically higher percentages of their revenue come from the treasury than virtually any other college or university. this is unique to the for-profit college and university sector. they are the most heavily subsidized for-profit private businesses in america today. let me give you an example of what i'm talking about. 82% of the revenue coming to the university of phoenix, $2.7 billion, comes out of title 4. 82% much their revenue. when it comes to the department of defense tuition assistance, university of phoenix is the fourth largest recipient in the united states. $20 million. under the g.i. bill, they are the largest recipient from the department of defense and the treasury. $346 million. their c.e.o., mr. capelli, is paid $8 million a year in total compensation, dramatically more than virtually any other university president in the ordinary course of higher education. what is their record? university of phoenix students cumulatively owe more in stude

when we come back, al pell shows us a unique king in this week's tractor tales. es this week features a unique king. this 1935 silver king may only be used for small jobs around this property, but it still shines as bright as the day it was built. its in the same condition it was in when i bought it. i bought it looking just like it does right now. at a sale north west of manhatten kansas. drove up there, always wanted a tractor older than me and this is the only one i could find that old. so i bought it. it hasn't given me a bit of trouble, it just runs and keeps goin, got a little hercules motor in it. fell in love with it before i ever got out of the truck, of course i had to have it. it sets in the shed and gathers dust most of the time, it goes to tractor show or two or three every year, and usually goes on the tractor ride. i do use it here on the lawn some as im pulling the airator and that type thing around the yard because its small and its not a real heavy tractor. weighs three thousand pounds, but that's fairly light for a tractor. this breather is an

that important numberant ref pell atorrie at all?his morning we've got what i've been waiting for that no one talked about at all, a resumption in rising car sales. after a three-month decline, that's right ought os sales nicked 3.3% from a year earlier and now 1.75 million a month, something that china obviously needs. i mean, did you see that video of the 50-lane traffic jam? i'm never going to claim about the gw again. that's one tough merger. you could say the consumers reacting to the government's decision to cut the sales tax on small cars from 10% to 5%, still, i don't care. this shows that the stabilization is now starting to put the chinese consumer in a better mood. go from here -- >> the house of pain. >> to here. >> the house of pleasure. >> entirely different address. we do know that car sales have been hit hard, that made us feel like the weakness was matched by a falters consumers. now you have to ask yourself, if china is so bad, why is the chinese stock market been able to hold above that key 3,000 level. it rallied