i've no voted to cut pell grants in any way. in fact, i have voted for expanding pell grants working on , bipartisan legislation to make them accessible for technical education. and i voted to allow students to make sure that they can have it -- accessible and lower interest rates. keke: thank you. governor, would you like to respond? gov. hassan: in march 2015, she voted for a budget that included $90 billion of cuts to those grants. it would make college more expensive for students. and the day before, there was an amendment offered that would have allowed her to restore the $90 billion of cuts in that budget and she voted against restoring that. that is her record. and like she is trying to run away from donald trump, this campaign for her is running away from the record. sen. ayotte: let me be clear, go read senate resolution 11, the governor has not read it. i voted to make sure that no cuts to pell grants. but that we look at what is spent every year. i would like to look at that on every level of spending. you can read it

i have not voted to cut pell grants in any wisconsin.ave voted, in fact, expanding pell grants, working on bipartisan -- >> moderator: thank you. thank you. senator, thank you. ayotte: accessible and lower interest rates -- >> moderator: senator, we're past the minute. thank you very much. governor, would you like to respond? hassan: on march 27, 2015, senator ayotte voted for a budget that included $90 billion of cuts to pell grants. those cuts would have made college more expensive for thousands of students around new hampshire. the day before, on march 26, 2015, there was an amendment offered that would have allowed her to restore, vote to restore the $90 billion of cuts in that budget. she voted against e -- restoring it. that's her record. and just like she's trying to run away from donald trump sometimes, it seems like this campaign is running away from real records. ayotte: go read are senate concurrent resolution 11 that governor hassan is citing, because i voted to make sure no cuts to pell grants, but that we actually look acro

in his 2017 budget he's restored pell grants for those incarcerated and within the pell budget. this is a place again where we risk as a society being penny wise and pound foolish. we spend much more over the long run if a person leaves prison, commits further crimes and returns to prison. >> different subject. common core. since you have addressed standards. the question, you and the president have praised schools for achieving common core standards but school districts and politicians on both sides of the aisle have called it a punishment-driven shotgun approach to achieving high education standards. they want better testing stomachstomach system -- systems, curriculum support. some parochial schools say common core standards are incombat patable with a catholic education and called it a federal overreach which is not education but rather the training and production of workers for an economic machine. and the standards treat student as nothing more than human capital. do your crit ics have a point? >> lead me start with the historical context on this. so the role of the federa

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her favorite talking point, pell grants. i have not voted to cut them in any way.ct, i have voted for expanding them, working on bipartisan legislation to make them accessible for technical education. and i voted to allow students to make sure that they can have it accessible and lower interest rates. keke: thank you. governor, would you like to respond? gov. hassan: in 2015, she voted for a budget that included $90 billion of cuts to those grants. it would have made it more expensive for students. and the day before, there was an amendment offered that would have allowed her to restore the $90 million of cuts in that budget and she voted against restoring that. that is her record. and like she is trying to run away from donald trump, this is campaign for her is running away. sen. ayotte: let me be clear, read the resolution 11, the governor has not read it. girl i voted to make sure that no cuts to pell grants took place, but that we look at what is spent every year. i want to do that with every level of spending. you can read it yourself. this is a false attack.

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but more than that, zero taxes means zero for our vets, zero for our military, zero for pell -- for pell grants to send young people to college, zero for health, zero for education, and you stop and ask yourself, this is the same person who's been going around really just dumping on america. he says our military is a disaster. well, he could not be more wrong but thank goodness the rest of us paid to support our men and women in uniform who have done so much for us. [cheering and applause] ms. clinton: today in colorado, he claimed he brilliantly used the laws to avoid paying taxes. well, that just shows, number 1, he is the poster boy, the poster boy for the same rigged system that he would make even worse. just think about it. he paid zero at least for about 20 years, we believe, now based on what we know. and he's advocating for huge tax cuts that would help him and his family even more. what's he want us to do, pay him to lose money? [laughter] [cheering and applause] ms. clinton: but you know -- [chanting "hillary"] ms. clinton: you know, there's a lot more to this story, and we're

hi, david pell pell. i spoke on this matter before when it first came up. i think it's unusual at best for the city for the commission to have these kind of procedures when reporting a public records request which were the body in some cases just addressed to the department head. the department head has independent responsibilities under the sunshine ordinance and the public records act to respond timely to public records request regardless of whether the attorney-client privilege is invoked. i guess if you are going to pass this, we should see how it works for some period of time, 6 months or a year. and i would presume that all of the communications that result from this amendment would a copy of them would be placed in the public file in the 30-day file. perhaps they could also be incorporated into the executive directors report so the public also have an opportunity to know what information was presented to the commission in connection with these kind of public records request. i think this was just really dealing with an instant specific to the allen g

i carry the pell grant bill in congress to double the size of the pell grant. i carry another bill that i believe will be passed as soon as this election is over that allows the pell grant to cover the summer because our students don't always just go in the fall and the spring. that doesn't cost any extra money. i am working with hud to refinance student loans so instead of paying the 9% and 10%, do what the parent dos when they refinance their loans down to 3%. marc: thank you. your time is expired. ms. sanchez, your time is expired. thank you. thank you. thank you for your question. we are now back to our standard form questions. adrian alpert, your question for ms. sanchez. >> this one is a longer format question for profit universities have been sources of controversy in ruent years. what action if any should the federal government do to protect the interests of students and taxpayers? rep. sanchez; i believe that any for profit, nonprofit, private, public, any school at is cheating students or doing fraud should stop existing. but many of the people that i

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i have supported pell grants and increasing pell grants and i voted for legislation that puts a cap onthe student needs to bear some of the burden for the education that will help them to earn more over the course of their life. the most important thing we can do is make sure that a graduating student has great job opportunities. katie mcginty is doubling down on the failed policies of the obama administration that don't create the kind of opportunities that allow students to have the income to pay off student debt. that's something we have to change. ms. mcginty: that is an interesting story from senator toomey, however, the record is quite different. look, there are many things we can do to bring down the cost of college. we have low interest rates. let's let families refinance outstanding student loans. senator toomey said no. i'm glad you benefited from pell grants. unfortunately, you voted to cut $90 billion out of that program. even though 300,000 of your constituents depend on the program. and look, middle-class families are struggling out there. bipartisan legislation that enab

that this is a big issue for new hampshire students and govenror hassan can , keep claiming i cut pell grants but again go , read senate concurrent resolution 11. i did not. i'm actually working to expand them with tim kaine the vice career technical education. tom: our granite state debates kick off tuesday at saint anselm college. here's a time lapse of the set being built. up the gubernatorial candidates first, then the u.s. senate and andthen the u.s. senate and congressional races. all the debates start at 7:00. if you'd like to submit a question that may be asked during our debates, head to the wmur facebook page right now, and leave a comment on the debate the busy week ahead. coming up on news 9 tonight. shelley: fighting addiction. it has been six months since manchester started making fire stations a safe haven for people trying to break addictions. >> it is better to bring them in like this and find them on the street with a needle. tom: tonight, news 9 takes you inside safe stations. watch the compassionate, efficient process unfold and find out what happens on the other si

let me start with the pell grants. in his last litany of misstatements, he said we cut pell grants.ve increased pell grants by a million students. that's a fact. you know, he talks to the workers. let me talk to the workers. you've got more money in your pocket as a result of the tax relief we passed and he opposed. if you have a child, you got a $1,000 child credit. that's money in your pocket. if you're married, we reduced the marriage penalty. the code ought to encourage marriage, not discourage marriage. we created a 10 percent bracket to help lower-income americans. a family of four making $40,000 received about $1,700 in tax relief. it's your money. the way my opponent talks, he said, "we're going to spend the government's money." we're spending your money. and when you have more money in your pocket, you're able to better afford things you want. i believe the role of government is to stand side by side with our citizens to help them realize their dreams, not tell citizens how to live their lives. my opponent talks about fiscal sanity. his record in the united states senate do

grants and providing access and greater opportunity to use pell grants. i've also supported strengthening and making sure that we preserve the perkins loans program. but ultimately colleges have to have skin in the game too, we see prices continuing to go up and i think it's really access to affordable financial aid but also that we -- josh: coming up at 5:30 we'll talk to the candidates for governor about controlling the content and local schools. jean: also at 5:30, a teenager fating charges for this 10-car pileup in maine. what police say she was doing behind the bill belichick chris sununu's family gave him a famous name and the top job at the family resort. but then things went, well, downhill. over the years, chris cut jobs. chris cut workers' hours to deny them health insurance. and now he opposes the minimum wage. chris has never had to work for anything. chris sununu has no business being governor. this advertisement has been paid for narrator: planned parenthood provides many kinds of healthcare. woman: i depend on planned parenthood for birth c

i have supported pell grant and increasing pell grants and i voted for legislation that puts a cap ontudent loans. it has to be a shared responsibility. the student needs to bear some of the burden for the education that will help them to earn more over the course of their life. the most important thing we can do is make sure that a graduating student has great job opportunities. katie mcginty is doubling down on the failed policies of the obama administration that don't create the kind of opportunities that allow students to have the income to pay off student debt. that is something we have got to change. ms. mcginty: that is an interesting story from senator toomey, but the record is different. there are many things we can do to bring down the cost of college. we have low interest rates. let's let families refinance outstanding debt. senator toomey said no. i'm glad you benefited from pell grants. unfortunately, you voted to cut $90 billion out of that program. even though 300,000 of your constituents depend on the program. middle-class families are struggling out there. bipartisan

in my study i describe the trends over time and the utilization of work-study money available to pell grant recipients in the public sector. today, less than one in ten pell grant recipients nationwide who attend a public college public college or university is allocated any work-study funding. the max they usually can earn is about $2000. it is hardly a solution unless we revise the program to create more resources for the people who are already deemed eligible for them. and unless it really pays. >> host: i think that is one of the real challenges. the other thing is that one of the people in your book talked about how $2400 was part of the work-study and part of the formula but the person was never able to get the job, which means the money goes away. that doesn't that doesn't mean the cost goes away. >> guest: they call it magic money or fake money, it shows up in your package and says you have it. but the next step is going to get the job. lots of places don't provide you with any information on how to do that. one young woman we met went to forever 21 is set i want to work for h

in my study i described the trends over time and the utilization of work-study money available to pell grant recipients in the public sector. today less than one in ten pell grant recipients recipients nationwide who attends a public college is allocated any work-study funding. the max they can usually earn is about $2000. so it's hard the solution unless we revise the program to create more resources for the people who are deemed eligible for them. and unless it really pays. >> host: i think that is the real challenge. the other thing about one of the people in your book talked about how $2400 was part of the work-study and part of the formula but the person was never able to get the job which means the money goes away but that doesn't mean the cost goes away. >> guest: they call it magic money, mysterious money, or fake money. it shows up in your package and says that you have it but the next step is getting the job. a lot of places don't provide you with information on how to do that. one woman that we met when and said she wanted to work here and i have work-study money. and she se

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today less than one of 10 hell grant recipients -- pell grant recipients was awarded any work study. in the most thickener in is to thousand dollars so is hardly a solution and then to create more resources and unless it really pays. >> that is one of the real challenges. and one of the people did your book talks about it was part of the formula but they could never get the job so then the money goes away but that is a cost. >> they call that magic money it shows up in your package to say that you have it but the next step is to get the job and a lot of places don't give you any information how to do that. so when your she went to the mall in 71 to work here i have work steady money they said sari we don't take that. have first we smiled but it is not funny. she was not given information and by the time she figured things out there were none left at the institution so this is a broken program that should be fixed. >> host: very interesting with a lot of money on the table. you talk about the disparity about the system so can you talk about this? that surprised me because i assumed th

the things i have tried to do what i believe we will get done this year's return to the year-round pell grant, the grant you get if you truly are qualified economically to get not a loan, but a grants. if you get the year-round pell grant to that means you can go to school in the fall and spring and stay in school in the summer and particularly if you are the first person in your family to finish college like i was. not doing anything that disrupts that pattern makes a big difference. if you are going back to school as an adult, not having to take that semester off and if you get full pell in our state there is no community college that it does not pay for all tuition, all books, all fees and a couple of our four-year schools it pays were all tuition, all books and all fees returning to year-round pell which we had till 2008, would be a big help to students struggling to get college. >> jonathan mcfarland scenic i believe free education is a great idea. i believe the american people could be much more intelligent through such a device and that we could, you know, work on it's like getti

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nothing for a pell grant to help kids go to college. nothing for veterans, nothing for our military. reporter: the trump campaign pushed back an announcement from eric schneiderman. he issued a notice to cease and desist soliciting contributions in new york following the road pizza night of many democrats claim the foundation violated new york violated new york law by fund-raising this year without being properly very. the trump spokesperson said while we remain very concerned about the political motives behind ichi sentiments investigation the trump foundation intends to cooperate with the investigation because this is an ongoing legal matter the trump foundation will not comment her there at this time. nicole: thank you, peter barnes. lauren: vice presidential candidates set to debate today. now cheap fox news jennifer griffin. reporter: lauren, nicole, we are here armed outcome university one of the oldest colleges in the country. this is an historic site for the first vice presidential debate. the northern section is the site of the

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it's illegal federally so it can keep you from getting financial aid and the perkins loan and the pell grant and success. >> join us for this marijuana in colorado talking to youth at 7:00 p.m. catch it on our decades challenge, 4.2 over the air or comcast 240 and post it at cbs denver.com at the same time. >> spending time outside makes carlos happy. he likes rollercoasters and soft music and we're showing off his creative side. >> >> 11-year-old carlos works delicately to make a clay fish in denver at art garage. >> it reminds me when i went fishing. >> the fifth grader loves the creative process. >> i like that we make stuff out of stuff. >> let me see. >> very nicely done. >> great. >> we sketched the fish and clay before adding texture and glaze. you have a knack for this. art is a hobby but he lives for the holidays. i like to sit by the christmas tree and see the presents like, before christmas to look at the tree and the lights. >> the mild mannered boy enjoys quiet music at bedtime is an adrenaline junkie. >> i like to >> and dreams of having a successful career. >> i want to

submit the fafsa form get a student aid report that will tell you what aid to qualify for like pell grants or a work- study then enter the information into the net price calculator on any college website. to get a good idea of what the apply. it is important to apply for fafsa as soon after the launch as possible. >> many state college and scholarship programs need your fafsa to determine how much aid you will get and often it is a first come first serve basis. >> be aware if you're going to college in 2017 your package will be based on your family 2016 taxes. use the irs data retrieval form to import your tax information. >> know all the schools you want to apply to, list the colleges you're considering to hold your place in line. >> she plans to apply for fafsa as soon as possible. >> the sooner i get my paperwork the faster i get results for money.>> you must reapply for fafsa every year so the new application data means getting earlier notice if your mindful when filling out all of the forms, missed signatures or incorrect information can slow down the process and cost you thousands of

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that marijuana is illegal so it can keep them from getting financial aid and a perkins loan and a pell grant or a work-study. that can impede your success in school. our decades channel. it is at 7 pm. you will also post it -- we will also post it on www.cbs4denver.com. >>> galaxy note 7s being recalled for the second time after replacement phones also caught fire. hena daniels tells us how they are dealing with this latest disaster. >> po galaxy note 7 smartphone now and return it is the message for samsung and federal regulators after some phones started spontaneously igniting. michael traded in his a week earlier after samsung recalled 2.5 million of the phones. >> originally we thought it was phones make different suppliers than someone else. >> reporter: the company said samsung and marital partners are stopping sales and exchanges of the galaxy note 7 while the investigation takes place. on monday the faa told passenger s issue not charge them after a smoking phone forced a southwest flight to >> it sounded like a ziploc bag popping open. there was smoking pouring. >> reporter: i

nothing for pell grants to help kids go to college.othing for veterans. nothing for our military. reporter: this morning at an event with veterans in virginia trump went after clinton on her email controversy. >> we don't want to have any servers in the basements by the way, folks. is anybody here, has anybody this group, i know our congressman hasn't done it. has anybody put a server in their basement? oh, boy. reporter: also today, trump campaign is pushing back on announcement from new york attorney general eric schneiderman. he issued a notice to trump's charity to cease and desist from sew lives iting in new york. schneiderman, a democrat, saying they violated new york law but fund-raising without being properly registered. trump spokesman said we remain very concerned about political motives about the ag snyder man, the trump. because this is on going legal matter the trump foundation will not comment further at this time. melissa. melissa: peter, interesting stuff. thank you. >> maybe he doesn't want the american people, all of

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and returning the year-round pell would make a difference.u think student spending has nothing to do with student borrowing, ask anyone at any community college or four-year elements they are most concerned about when they talk about the money that students are borrowing and eventually have to pay back. david: jason kander, would you like 3 seconds? secretary kander: sure. it's interesting. they have it on video where you pointed out it was student lifestyles causing it. and that's clearly not the case. i am not sure if maybe that is what you had in mind when you voted to double the rate that students pay on their loans. this is not an issue on students. this is a middle-class economic issue. i meet people where it is affecting three generations in their families. i have met grandparents who have suspended their retirement to help students pay for school. this is affecting people throughout the state. not just students or interest groups. david: next round of questions. mr. nugent: where you stand in regard to undocumented residents and givin

i would say not in the way, emotions acted more as a proto pell atlanta than a repellant -- pro pell atlanta than a repellant. as one journalist said, we had had it up to the back teeth with death and destruction in northern ireland. so once the peace process began in earnest, that's what they focused on. and they focused on it largely out of this disgust about the conflict and also this deep desire and sympathy for victims. they were tired of reporting on victims. they wanted an end to the conflict. that was one example. i would say that the other big example i talk about just a little bit is, you know, when this is your own family and friends and community that is getting ripped apart, it's a much more intense commitment that comes in this reporting what's happening. and the information that you pursue is different. it's not kamal, the bosnian journalist, i thought when he said, look, you know, yes, we care about these big human rights stories that are going to shock the world, but we care about these little stories too that mean something for people who don't have water and who ar

. >> we've reached out to hillary clinton's camp as pell. >>> the u.n. about the serious efforts to retake mosul. more details from the terrorism alert desk. >> i'm michelle marsh. the u.n. says it's gravely in mosul as human shields. it fears about 550 feels have been -- families have been taken as the offensive progresses. thousands have left the city to various refugee camps outside of mosul. >>> and here's what we know right now in the fight to take back that city. iraqi and coalition forces have retaken about 9 square miles from isis. targeted four police stations and a government building. 20 people were killed in the attack. >>> and in turkey, all public gatherings and demonstrations have been banned in the capital. the ban is until the end of november and it's because of the threat of terrorist attacks. i'm michelle marsh. >> thank you. >>> a new mural stands at the site of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. >> this as the gates surrounding the pulse nightclub in orlando were open to the public for t shooting. ? >> friends, family and s

in his 2017 budget he's restored pell grants for those incarcerated and within the pell budget. this is a place again where we risk as a society being penny wise and pound foolish. we spend much more over the long run if a person leaves prison, commits further crimes and returns to prison. >> different subject. common core. since you have addressed standards. the question, you and the president have praised schools for achieving common core standards but school districts and politicians on both sides of the aisle have called it a punishment-driven shotgun approach to achieving high education standards. they want better testing stomachstomach system -- systems, curriculum support. some parochial schools say common core standards are incombat patable with a catholic education and called it a federal overreach which is not education but rather the training and production of workers for an economic machine. and the standards treat student as nothing more than human capital. do your crit ics have a point? >> lead me start with the historical context on this. so the role of the federa

. >> zero taxes means zero for our vets, zero for our military, zero for pell grants to send young people to college, zero for health, zero for education. >> i knew,000 use the tax code to rebuild my company when others didn't have a clue. >> all right. you hear from donald trump there. he has neither confirmed nor denied whether he avoided paying federal taxes. coming up in our next half hour, we'll dive deeper into what we can expect for tonight's vice presidential debate. "today's" tracie potts will bring us news live from the report. our coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. tonight right after the "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> 6:04 right now. dreamforce and fleet week. it's a very busy time in san francisco. it's also been a very hectic and violent time with five homicides in just the past few days. we have a map here showing all five locations where people have been killed. it includes the tenderloin south of market and bur noe heights. four were shot and some stabs near a nightclub. this is the second homicide at the endup club south of harrison in just the past four months. >> it's

but here in, quote, unquote, corporate america, we have the battle tested prns pell number three, the gutsy move. i love this one. because it goes back fo 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 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 megan doesn't know that coffee breaks down tooth enamel. thankfully she uses act? restoring? mouthwash. it restores minerals to enamel for 40% stronger teeth. even a beautiful smile can have germs that cause bad breath, gingivitis and plaque. act? advanced kills 99% of these germs. ?? welcome back. millions of people have bought

she has voted to make deep cuts to pell grants and against allowing students to refinance their student loans, while i've been working to make sure that we lower the cost of higher education, and i will continue to do that in the u.s. senate. sen. ayotte: i understand that this is a big issue for new hampshire students, and govenror hassan can keep claiming i cut pell grants, but, again, go read i'm actually working to expand them, with tim kaine, the vice presidential nominee with hillary clinton, for career technical education. sean: and the set is going up at saint anselm college for our granite state debates which kick off on tuesday with the candidates for governor. that is followed by the senate and congressional races. each of the debates start at 7:00 p.m. it is already coming up on election day. right around t still ahead, building projects. how some tiny houses could help the local economy and how you could own one. sean: ready for snow. the colder weather is great news for local ski areas, especially after last winter. erin: and in the next half hour, a surprising and concern

members of the thai buddhist sem pell were in tears today. they tell us they saw him as a father figure and he will be sorely missed. >> he went everywhere, any country, poor, whatever. he went and tried to help people do better life. >> members of the temple will join others sunday morning at passing. thailand has declared one year of mourning. >>> the u.s. has filed missiles in self-defense on three radar sites after they targeted a warship in the red sea. rebels deny they had anything to do with either strike. this all followed an air strike which filled 155 people. they were mourning at a funeral in yemen's weekend. >>> two boston police officers suffered critical injuries in a shooting overnight. they were desponding to a domestic call when kirk fig fired -- kirk figueroa fired. figueroa was wearing a bulletproof vest but he was shot and killed. force, we'll respond propose uplit. >> nine others were taken to the hospital for stress and injuries. >>> a bomb threat shut down legoland in florida. the threat came in shortly before noon. a n

deputies sea he was near the 6400 block of mangrove drive in wesley clap pell when a man tried to bribe him with candy. >> that's a little extreme. >> reporter: deputies say the suspicious man was trying to get the student to follow him into the woods. listen and ran toward the bus stop while the suspicious man took off a different direction. >> everybody keeps a close eye on one another. so i'm kind of surprised that someone strange was walking down the neighborhood and no one was suspicious, he is special because there's a couple of parents that stand out at the bus stop with their children. >> reporter: there will be more deputies at the bus stop and around the neighborhood here tomorrow. if you know anything about this case, call the pasco county reporting live, marisela burgos, abc action news. >>> a close call for a naples family. an 11-year-old girl dressing for school finds this man under her bed. the child screams for her mother and the man right outside. tonight the man is behind bars charged with aggravated stalk. >>> we're just learning disney is adding extra security to int