in new jersey, 213,000 students use pell grants to make college affordable.here's bipartisan agreement on mrs. fox's bill, but unfortunately, this is a partisan matter, the republicans in the house, have three -- may i request -- the republicans in the house have three times approved the budget to slash the maximum pell grant to the slowest since the 1988 it would put college out of reach for thousands of students. i call on the republicans, because this is a partisan matter to protect pell grants. and not roll them back to their 1998 levels in their budget this year. >> the comments from the house floor, that was congressman rush holt, a democrat from new jersey. before that, michael fits penalty rick. the house today by a vote of 303, 114 passing a bill cancel the department of education bill that college campuses receive state authorization to participate in aid programs. they're scheduled to take effect in july of 2014. ease these restrictions on for-profit college. a statement from the white house saying that the obama administration quote, strongly oppo

and i think more than 9 milliont students are part of the pell 9 grant program. so the president, it's three ofs many initiatives.id the president also really believes that we need to make bv sure that college is affordable. if tuition increases, continue to compound that rates poof above inflation, students either can't afford to go to college or they leave with debt that's toor high. empha so the president has a real emphasis on making college more affordable, by having incentiveo for colleges to begin to reign in their tuition increases. so from early childhood through k through 12 through college, this president and this budget g focuses on education and makingu sure that we are able to compet and win in this global economy by having the most educated nomy workforce. >> and the president has also continued to put emphasis on thm job -- the portion of the american jobs act creating jobs through school -- public school modernization and renovation because all across the areas i represent, we, you know, the as state has -- and this is not y unique to florida, bu

grants, hopefully expanding the pell grants. my point is this, when we look at the revenue number it's my understanding that the revenues that you're bringing in would actually -- if we allowed current law to take effect, we would actually have more revenue coming into the treasury than what the president's budget is proposing. >> absolutely. >> i agree. none of us want to see that happen, but i think the point is this. that we need to come together in order to make sure that our tax policies are sensible. we'd all like to see reform, but the revenue part of what the president has in his budget is actually less revenue coming into the treasury than if we were to allow current law to take effect. >> that's right. it returns us to a point for that -- for the wealthiest 2%. that brings us back to the period of time you were talking about in the '90s, tax rates would be very similar. having been in the private sector during that period of time, i can tell you that there's plenty of incentive to be an entrepreneur, to grow a business

now in new jersey, 213,000 students make pell grants -- use pell grants to make college affordable. there's bipartisan agreement on ms. foxx's bill, but unfortunately this is a partisan matter. the republicans in the house have three -- may i request -- thanks. the republicans in the house have three times approved a budget that would slash the maximum pell grant to $3,040, the lowest since 1998. slashing pell grants would put college out of reach for thousands of students. i call on the republicans because this is a partisan matter, to protect pell grants. and not roll them back to their 1998 levels in their budget this year. i yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from north carolina. ms. foxx: thank you, madam chairman. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you. i rise in support of h.r. 2117. today's debate on the protecting academic freedom and higher education act afford -- in higher education act affords us a valuable opportunity to discuss challenges facing our higher education s

more money for pell grants. getting them in the community college. >> encouragement to make sure that colleges are more affordable. this is a major emphasis of this budget. >> i appreciate what you guys have done. this has been very, very difficult. and i think what we're seeing now in ohio and around the country is people start to appreciate what has been done as we have weathered the storm over he past few years. estion now is now what? now what do we do? now where do we go? i think what you're talking about with stem college and investments in the community colleges, are going to ramp america up to be competitive in the high-end manufacturing we're going to need. i appreciate what you're doing. we're here to support you. >> thank you. mr. mulvaney. >> if the staff could bring up the first slide. mr. zients iwas going to ask you about this originally. the president's promise he made during the -- >> my eyes are not good paper . >> you can, actually. it's simply a pledge he made when he ran for office and said

. >> there's pell grants and stafford loans and there's work study and there's billions of dollars. >> the free application for funds is something everyone should apply for. >> apply for fisa, apply for scholarships, apply for direct financial aid and see what happens. the worse thing anything can say to you is no. >> if they do, do your homework and the internet. >> there are scholarships that have to do with if you're left- handed and if you're female. >> in between music, a host of extracurricular activity and being an honor student, nia has been doing her research. >> i heard back from the comcast scholarship and i've been awarded $2000 from that. >> it all adds up. every dollar will count. >> it has to be reasonable. maybe she'll be able to go to the school she wants to go to. >> she said she's going to offer several scholarships to school. there are two very important websites, fisa that's the free application for federal student aid all kind of information about who gets the aids. another very important website, this is an website that have very unusual help. you can start look

all parties involved could, quote, progressively vote for the goals established by abstract prens pells, but which would not at the same time cause such disruption and mental anguish that any progress would be reversed. this statement, of course, was in accordance with ike's policy of moderation ike refused to be pinned when desegregation would end. he was asked, he said the length of time i am want even going to talk about. i do not know the length of time it will take and through this course eisenhower knew that voluntary desegregation, if they ever occurred, would take a very, very long time. but eisenhower sincerely, i believe, thought was that he would be given that time for gradualism, for the policy of moderation he was wrong and he found that out on the 17th of may, 1954. the supreme court rendered its decision in brown v. board and with that ruling ike's time ran out. in spite of his presidential assertions that he agreed with the unanimous decision, eisenhower the man believed that the justices had vastly overstepped their authority. he wailed against the, quote, political stu

grants or eligible for pell grants for the first time for her scene student loan interest rates lower, have access to college and the keys to the american dream. that happened because of you. that is what changed it. changes the decision to rescue the american auto industry from collapse. [applause] you remember there were a lot of people who didn't believe in that. even some politicians said we should just let detroit go bankrupt, we stepped out. as a consequence, a million jobs were saved and the american auto industry has come roaring back and gm is now once again the number one automaker in the world. [cheers and applause] that happened because of you. [applause] change is the decision we made to start doing something about our oil addiction, not waiting for congress. and so, and an historic step even without legislation come we doubled fuel efficiency standards on cars. applied them to light trucks come heavy trucks for the first time. it will save consumers alliance of dollars. o. help our environment. it will put us at the forefront of the electric car industry in the forefront

i'm confident that the president hides in his baseline $475 billion in new spending and that the pell grant and the medicare document that's actually filled into the baseline. unfortunately, the claim savings of only 4 billion complete livan initiates as well. there are no savings in this budget. this is a political year, and all of us are up here talking about the fiscal environment that you have affected democrats and reasons to be in during an election year. but to me, this budget goes beyond the line, it goes beyond just being a political document. it goes to being an irresponsible document, given what we're facing in terms of the fiscal problems, given what our kids and grandkids will be facing. there's one area in this budget that i think is actually relatively honest, and that is the president's projection of what the economy is going to do. and maybe it's in part because of the budget, because a budget document is both the spending side and the revenue side and then and economic forecast. this shows that unemployment rates will be higher next year than they are in than this ye

the correct pelling puts the h before the n.sign puts the in first. -- county officials say the contractor will have to pick up the cost to fixing it. >> an >> we are seeing a lot of fgo -- make that fog. >> fog no matter how you spell it. >> visibilities were low. remember the high surf advisory, the waves we showed you crashing on ocean beach this is the way it looked at pacifica earlier this morning when we had bigger waves they were up to 15 16 feet at that time. definitely erosion going on and dangerous rip currents. this will hang around until 3:00 if you are thinking about going out maybe tomorrow. quarter mile visibility at sfo still have flight arrival delays use our flight tracker abc7news.com at the bottom. >> let's take a look from the top down you can see fog fading over the last few frames of this visible satellite once it is gone sunshine throughout the afternoon hours. everybody else doing well oakland still has 2 1/2 mile visibility, sfo quarter mile. temperatures responding very well to the sunshine mainly in t

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next month after the army of virginia under john pope was destroyed at second manassas and retreated pell-mell toward washington. once again the president had to rely on the one general he knew who could build an army from scratch and so he did. he called mcclellan back. he reorganized the army of the potomac. and he moved subsequent to the battle of second manassas into maryland where lee had taken his army in northern virginia. on the 13th of september, 1862, he came across a marvelous special order 1891 outlining how lee was conducting his campaign. mcclellan has sent this message down to washington, lee has made a gross mistake. i have his plans. i'm going to defeat him. i'll send you trophies. and then came in rapid succession the battle for the south mountain on the 14th of december where mcclellan's battle went into battle cheering, less than two weeks after they'd been defeated at second manassas. they seized passes over the south mountain and fought lee on the bloodiest civil day in the civil war, along antiem creek. he should have soundly defeated lee's army. part of his army wasn't

. >> pell grants, stafford loans and work study situations for students at schools and billions of dollars at stake. >> we will tell you where you can find that billion and other ways to cut down on the cost tomorrow night here on abc 2news at 11. >> want to look at that. that is ridiculous. >> flash backs? >> yeah. >> coming up last night cane said no, what did bachmann say? . >> have you to stick around. >> first a look at night line. >> coming up on night line a honeymoon gone wrong. a bride found dead and her pants parents suspect the groom. >>> and the tiny drones take may be flying over a backyard near you. . >>> maybe she was upset she wasn't the first they asked, whatever the reason she won't join the cast of dancing with the stars. the cast will be announced february 29th. >> can you read the write something you can't from the ground but you can with a flight path plan this is a test by a boeing 787. it took 18 hours, 9,000-miles to make it out, 787. this is -- just wasn't a joyridet. was a test and the sketch stretch from iowa to washington state. >> not just a game. word was fri

some of the pell grants are entitlement programs. so you put all the entitlements together, it's about -- close to 60%. and i guess from that, you would say, would you not, to get this country on a sound fiscal path, we would need to address the entitlement programs? >> i think the combination of past policies regarding entitlements and taxes are not sustainable in combination in the future, particularly because as i emphasized earlier the ageing of the population and the rising cost for health care are ballooning the costs of certain federal programs. >> not only are we having like medical costs going up for medicare, but more people are coming on the program, demanding their benefit. >> and that latter factor is actually especially important over the coming decade there will be a 1/3 increase in the number of social security beneficiaries, medicare beneficiaries over the coming decade. >> that's not a projection? >> to be precise. but they're out there. >> they're alive. >> i guess i would conclude that the matter is i do think tha

the correct pelling puts the h before the n.the high surf advisory, the waves we showed you crashing on ocean beach this is the way it looked at pacifica earlier this morning when we had bigger waves they were up to 15 to 16 feet at that time. definitely erosion going on and dangerous rip currents. this will hang around until 3:00 if you are thinking about going out maybe tomorrow. quarter mile visibility at sfo still have flight arrival delays use our flight tracker abc7news.com at the bottom. >> let's take a look from the top down you can see fog fading over the last few frames of this visible satellite once it is gone sunshine throughout the afternoon hours. everybody else doing well oakland still has 2 1/2 mile visibility sfo quarter mile. temperatures responding very well to the sunshine mainly in the mid 50s to near 60 that's an old frame the same around the monterey bay. after that foggy start sunshine dry and mile not only now but into the weekend there's a chance of showers sunday night into monday. today low to mid 60s

will keep it kind of within range, frankly as one of my community presidents said, if we can keep the pell grants where it is more than the cost to go. we have to keep an eye on costs but we are still making it. >> the mood of the country is not that great and economy is coming on the of a deep recession, if you were on the stump, what are the two or three things that you would be pounding the way on in terms of how do we get the economy going and how do we get people unified behind that task? >> trent lott used to be the leader of the senate, and i was a third year law student when i was a freshman, we were in school together and i used to tell trent, the difference betwe between governors and senators are that senators talk about doing things and governors do thing. we had a democrat governor of a purple state and i'm the republican governor of a blood red state and considered pretty far to the right even on that circumstance. you cannot imagine how much we agree on, because we are results oriented. people elected me to get things done. we had a huge budget surplus, i mean deficit. and w

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reach, with the administration's policies as i understand it in this budget is not only to protect pell grants but also to deal with the cost of college education for american families. could you just comment for a moment from the administration's point of view, how important it is to help the middle class and grow the middle class? >> absolutely. i think you said it very well. let me just highlight a few things. basic tax framework we laid out is a very strong framework for the middle class. it protects the existing tax benefits they enjoy and expands some for higher education, for example, to make it easier to afford a college education. the president's budget protects and preserves basic health care retirement security for middle class americans. that's critically important. we're asking americans across the economy to bear much more risk and uncertainty living in this global economy today, providing that guarantee of protection for health care and retirement security is critically important. the budget proposes a series of very important investments with reforms to improve the quali

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money just keeps getting shoveled in as a subsidy and that doesn't mean that tomorrow you turn off pell grants but it does mean that we need to step back and actually quantify to measure what are the benefits to having the federal government having taken over federal student aid of a past couple of years are there measurable benefits in terms of outcomes in terms of the quality of education that people are getting if not then what happens when we peel that back does that mean that fewer people get into for your programs at the university of michigan and penn state perhaps but does that mean that they get skill level jobs community colleges and then are able to take some of those jobs that we don't have people for in the workforce today if. that's what we're going to i think there. is a step towards trying to make those innovations at least this debate is an important new debate i think. this is my guys because i got to hit this break so i got to wrap it up. some other time thanks so much for joining us tonight thank you .

grants, hopefully expanding the pell grants. because college costs are becoming greater. my point is this, when we look at the revenue number, it's my understanding that the revenues that you're bringing in would actually -- if we allow current law to take effect, we would have more revenue coming in the treasury than what the president's budget is proposing a. >> absolutely. >> and i agree, none of us want to see that happen. but i think the point is this, that we need to come together in order to make sure that our tax policies are sensible, we'd all like to see reform. but the revenue part of what the president has in had budget is actually less revenue coming into the treasury than if we were to allow current law to take effect. >> that's right. that's right. and it returns us to a point for the wealthiest 2%, that brings us back to that period of time that you were talking about, in the 1990's. tax railts would be very similar. having been in the private sector during that period of time, i can tell you there's plenty of in

college level but now the community college students can also vie for the 3el8 -- pell grants and loan program that was been significantly improved back in 2010 before we lost the majority here. so that we took back from the big wall street banks the student loan programs, reducing the interest rates, reducing the hassle for students, and making loans far cheaper and more available. and just this year, the president took one additional step under his authority and stretched out the payment mechanisms so that no student, excuse me, graduated student, who had taken out a loan need to pay more than 10% of their annual income to repay that loan. all of this is part of investing in the human capital, investing in the workers. i suspect the three of us can go on for a long time about education. mr. tonko: let me mention this, last night, i spoke before the e.r.c., the research center at r.p.i., well regarded in their development of the sciences and technology experts and engineers of the future. their funding is primarily n.s.f., national science foundation, funding. there was a 5% increase

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i ask everybody who is out of work right now -- take the pell grants. the government does that tell grants, and you will go into a little bit of debt, but the bottom line is you will be able to get a degree so when you come back into the work force, you have a skill with that degree that you can find work much easier. host: from tennessee, talking about recommendations for folks who are out of work. want to make sure to let you know about tomorrow's schedule on the "washington journal." another good show for you tomorrow morning. the author of "hurting donkeys, -- "herding donkeys: the fight to rebuild the republican party" will be on. also have ash jain talking about iran pose a nuclear program, and sheila krumholz talking about numbers that campaigns released this week. also want to remind you tonight to track all the nevada caucus happenings on our campaign 2012 website had c-span.org. again, we will be showing mitt romney's caucus event at 11:00 p.m. and newt gingrich

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i think the iranian pell would favor a representative -- iranian people would favor a representative government. >> you have the director of national intelligence and the joint chiefs chairman and the head of the defense intelligence agency. all basically saying hang on. they are making cost benefit decisions. are they all wrong? >> let's assume they are right. how close today is iran to getting nuclear weapons? this close. the defense secretary panetta says they are a year away. >> is this a technical term? not all of our viewers are experts. >> it is only for nuclear physicists. if anything a rational actor would say i am this close, and i would cross the finish line and then talk to these guys when i have nuclear weapons in my back pocket. >> all right. some people do contraception and i do nuclear weapons. who handed out these assignments? >> i was going to say, if you need contraception, i can take you to the green room. >> i have nuclear weapons. >> i guess you don't need contraceptions. >>> should the feds play more of a role in how kids stuff their pie hole? awful, bill. the

i was grateful for pell grants that allowed me to go to college.'m going to make sure when i get to washington that those same programs that allowed me to work hard towards my american dream are there for other people as well. i think newt is out of touch. >> indeed. i couldn't finish this interview without mentioning an ad that's being run on behalf of a republican running in michigan. take a look at this. >> thank you, michigan senator debbie. she's done so much american money, you buy more and more from us. your economy get very weak. ours get very good. we take your jobs. thank you debbie spend it now. >> what's your reaction to deploying an actress speaking pigeon english to fight for a seat? >> it's the lowest common denominator. >> is it racist? >> i do think it's racist. i think it's playing on people's fears and appealing to the common denominator. we need to be talking about how we can work together. this ad doesn't speak to that. >> thank you so much. good luck. >> thank you so much. >>> next, the president takes on his critics and his w

it was just that powerful and that strong from a boss pell album. my two. >> you didn't need much more than the voice. she was an amazing talent. >> takes me back to high school. >> i want to dance with somebody. take you back to high school. >> you want to dance. >> temperatures in the mid-40s for afternoon highs. that will be our forecast for later today. for right now, we're just plain old cold. 4 in washington. winds out of the south and west at eight. there is your pressure. high pressure building in. sentinel sat rad, quiet conditions. lots of cold out there. definitely bundle up the kids as they head out the door to the bus stop. later today, should be back where we want to be, back into the mid-40s. a little bit of snow cover we have across parts of the area will like hi melt off today. it was fun while it lasted. sunshine, chilly start, nice afternoon and a gradual warm-up into the mid-40s with bright sunshine, should be a nice monday for us. >>> coming up in just a minute, a good ask the weather guys question about raindrops. >> raindrops.

starting with the show itself at 5:00 and right after the late news, special edition of jimmy kim pell live and oprah winfrey. >> check out or web site, there's tons of great stuff including oscar ballots to make your picks and compare them with the winners. >> leigh: they took the tarp off the red carpet no rain expected tomorrow. sunshine, a few high clouds, but monday they're going to get wet and colder. we cooled down considerably today, 70s and 80s the past couple days, today we only managed upper 50s to low 60s. a beautiful shot of the high clouds causing the brilliant colors out there. the wind has been a big factor. know slowly starting to die down. we have westerlies at sfo and livermore, westerly and concord at 10-miles-an-hour. temperatures with clear skies tonight. definitely be much colder and already starting to get a sense of the -- as the winds die down temperatures drop off remember 49 in half moon bay. 52, san francisco napa, 53. 54, mountain view. so here's a look at the highlights. a colder evening overnight with decreasing winds, partly cloudy, and a little on the

[applause] so between the increases we've provided in pell grants, these tax credits, keeping interest rates low, all that is going to help. and millions of students across the country have benefited from that. but students and taxpayers can't just keep on subsidizing skyrocketing tuition. we're going to run out of money. so that's why i asked states and colleges to do their part to keep costs down. we're putting colleges and universities on notice. you can't just keep on raising tuition and expect us to keep on coming up with more and more money because tuition inflation has actually gone up even faster than health care. that is hard to do. so what we're saying to states, colleges and universities, if you can't stop tuition from going up, then funding you get from taxpayers will go down because higher education can not be a luxury. it is an economic imperative that every family in america should be able to taf ford. that is part of the american promise in the 21st century. [applause] so that's what we need to do to get more americans ready for the jobs of the future but what about the