so she needs that perkins loafnlt she is very grateful -- perkins loan. she is very grateful today we're extending that loan, of course, and she's very happy for kent state and students around ohio. i was with some ohio state students a couple weeks ago for a holiday party and with the president of ohio state who's pleased this is finally handled. because he's trying plan. the schools play a big role. they're able to come up with new loans for next year. they're very involved. we've got 1,700 students at ohio state. overall, we have 60 soolz scoolz i0 schools inthe buckeye state e advantage of this. and i'm very pleased that you, mr. chairman, have sit down with us and give these young people the certainty they need. at a time where it is more and more expensive to go to college. where this is a barrier for young people to get the degree, to get the experience, to get the ability to be able to go out in this tough job market and be able to find work and find their place in -- in -- in the work force. so i'm happy we've come to this point. i will say that

what gertrude perkins said happened to her was all over the nation. >> after gertrude perkins told reverend seay what happened, she somehow mustered the courage to report the crime to the police, perhaps even the same men who had raped her. not surprisingly, the police dismissed her claim and accused her of lying. the mayor claimed perkins' charge was "completely false." and he said holding a lineup or issuing any warrants would "set a bad precedent." besides, he said, my policemen would not do a thing like that. but blacks in montgomery knew better. montgomery's police force had a reputation for racist and sexist brutality. in fact just a few years earlier, police had abducted and raped the 16-year-old daughter of a black woman who challenged a police officer on a bus one day. as word of the attack on gertrude perkins spread, club women, naacp activists, labor leaders and ministers rallied to her defense. they formed an umbrella organization called the citizens committee for gertrude perkins and they demanded an investigation and a trial. their public protests garnered enough attention to

we were listening to npr and about gertrude perkins. i said, who is gertrude perkins?t was so shocking to me that he thought she had something to do with the montgomery bus boycott. i felt compelled to go to the archives and dig up old newspapers, and read about gertrude perkins. , and i didn'tory know what to do with it. it was the first story i found about this issue about sexual violence in the south. there was no way to connect it to the mug am -- the comely bus boycott. i put it aside and didn't really know what to do with it. the couple months later i was working on the tallahassee case. he said this is an interesting story. why don't you look at this. i said ok. i started to look into that case. and i did that for a masters the sis. i put it aside. i finished my masters and went to work for two years and didn't know what to do with it. when i came back to graduate school i said there has to be more to this. i have read about this stuff happening in slavery and i don't know if it ended during after slavery. i started reading black newspapers. they have the storie

perkin s: this is absurd. i have no idea who quinn is.ea why she agreed to meet with you in person, but theren h phone told me why. she launched her video camera app. she planned on recording your meeting to expose you. she knew that you were capable of covering up rape, but she didn't know that you were capable of murder. (gunshots) julian perkins, you are under arrest for the murder of quinn elliot. i never thought they'd be punished, let alone this. first thing we need to do is get you into a survivor's group. then get you back into school. i don't know. i'm the girl who got the crew team suspended. i'm the girl who lost the school the sprint of the five mile. people are gonna hate me. shelby... none of this is your fault. they lost that title all by themselves. but by coming forward, you're protecting every other young woman on this campus. you're exposing an ugly truth that is occurring on universities across the country. title ix requires that the university keep you safe from retaliation. i'm gonna make sure they do. i don't want t

even with her pell grant she has to have the perkins loan ford to make ends meet. it is an important program but it is about people. it is about carryie and others like her. the impact goes beyond her. over 1,700 schools participate. if it is expired, it is only more difficult to pay for school. instead what wreeshed be doing here in the senate making it easier, not harder, to afford to go to school. some of these tuitions have gone up andup. we've got to be sure that every student has the chaiens to get ahead by going to college our university. if we don't move ahead, students will lose their eligibility if they change institutions or academic programs. so it is a big deal them to. if we don't act sornings students who are seeking loans for the winter and spring semesters will be ineligible. it is possible that 105 0,000 freshmen will lose their eligibility this spring. let's give them this charntion let's give them this opportunity. by the way, let's extend it but at the same time work on which is to improve the program. i know there are members on my side of the

perkins is about a block from university studios east. medics took him to a hospital for treatment. investigators say the victim was talking with a friend outside the apartment c cplex when garrison ststbed him in the back and ran away. the u-s marshals want your help in finding a most wanted fugitive who might be in iowa. deral authorities say 20-year-old bryan bridges murdered a kansas home owner during a burglary in october 20-14. marshals say bridges dangerous. they say h hmight have personal l ties in iowa. bridges in 5-feet-7, weighs 170 pounds, has black hair, brown eyes and a scar next to his right eye. the marshals are offered a reward ofofp to 20- thousand dollars for information. if you have any, call the marshals at 1-800-336-0102. ioioa city's coffee with a cop program, has turned into "coffee with quite a few cops." the program started about a year and a half ago. it's designed to give people a casual chance to mingle with police and d k questions or raise concerns. the program has quickly gained popularity with dozens of people turning out at the monthly events. and i

and eddie perkins is with us as well.e you read this information, a little bit below what economists were inspect -- were expecting, but not bad at all. i think the inflation report is actually a bad one. the headline numbers were unchanged. .he core of fell services and inflation, the best page of domestic regeneration, it fell 1.1% from 1.3%. it is not disastrous, right? does it mean we will get something big from draghi tomorrow. tom: let's which over to eddie. he is bloomberg and intelligence because we cannot hear his microphone. they will fix that. we look at the inflation battle in europe, bringing it to the united states. is that stopped? andyone was massaging managing a story, all of a sudden you have someone from boston and evans from chicago, why are they doing that? edward: there is a debate within the central banks and the fed. there are number of downs that think it may be a mistake to move at this point. we are going to find out what the decision is. tom: he nailed this earlier in that by definition the cen

according to witnesses and video -- the victim drove to perkins -- looking for help. after he was taken to the hospital -- police reviewed surveillance video -- and were able to the possbile people "the two individuals i was able to identify do not live on our property. they were visiting people here." at this hour -- waterloo police say thtey made contact with the people involved. but no arrests have been made. waterlooo police captain dave mohlis says they're waiting to hear more information from the victim. we've got you covered -- according to the property manager --she recognized the people inovloved from surveillance video. due to the incident -- they were added to the complex's no- trespass list. police in ames are considering adding cameras along a street that experiences persistent issues with assaults and other crimes. the street is in the campustown state university campus. police say their chances of solving cases, would increase significantly if there was video evidence. authorities say the cameras would not be monitored 24 hours a day, but video footage

playing a man we get to showcase the talents coach perkins said it best. he's like our whole coaching staff. we want you to unleash your best performance of the year. that's four quarters of go get them be true to your reads being strong discipline good pad height and carrying out fakes if we can do this i guarantee you a tiger victory. october 9th was one of the few times this past season-- that hinkel's squad lost to calhoun that night. "nat or are we going to finish it off win the next two?" hinkel embraced the wishbone offense-- and he was meticulous with the study of it. in 29 seasons as the head coach of the madrid tigers hinkel accrued 264 wins and just 58. he led his teams to 25 of the last 26 state playoffs-- was state runner up 7 times. and crowned champion once-- in 1991. nat "we have the whole crowd on there just juices us up." in his coaching career-- hinkel is one of only 12 football coaches in the state to eclipse 300 wins. but more important than wins randy hinkel developed boys into some great young men who will surely miss their football

nfl network analyst 's michael irvin, music from george ezra, featuring the 8g band with stephen perkins. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great. let's get to the news. dr. ben carson defended his unfit for the presidency, and posted on facebook that he believes sharia law is the central tenet of islam. while most people on facebook believe sharia law is a show about a black lady judge. [ laughter ] overruled! laughter ] wisconsin governor scott walker dropped out of the presidential race last night. and in related news, a tree fell in a forest. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] the last polls before scott walker dropped out of the presidential race found the wisconsin governor was polling at one half of 1%. said bobby jindal, what's your secret? [ laughter ] pope francis began his tour of the united states today, and he kicked it off in style with a pope yes. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i want to eat there. pull over, i want t

a member of the perkins family says it's a great way to celebrate the holidays. >> every year we have a great turnout. our customers like to give back as much as they can. lot of people think of bikers as these tough, intimidating guys. they got the biggest hearts you could ever imagine. ♪ >> the group also sang christmas carols and shared snacks. some of the gifts will be given to low income families living in the neighborhood. >>> 3, 2, 1! go! >> and they are off! runners, joggers, walkers all participated in the run wild santa francisco toy drive today at crissy field. it's also known as the santa hat run, because each participant wears a santa hat and donates a toy to the san francisco firefighters toy drive. the 5k run started around 9:00 this morning. the san francisco firefighters toy drive distributes toys to about 200 families a day throughout the holiday season. >>> let's check in now with mark tamayo in the weather center. rain around the bay area this morning. maybe more on the way? >> yeah, in fact we are expecting a big change in the weather pattern over the next few day

-year-old kendu petties was arrested in september and is accused of killing 22-year-old quintrell perkins and 20-year-old sierrah simmons back in april 20-14.petties has pleaded not guilty to two counts of first degree murder.a pre-trial conference will be held in march -- and a jury trial is now scheduled to begin on april fourth. governor terry branstad is governor in u-s history.today marks his 7,642-nd day of service -- which is well beyond any recent or current governor.branstad has been in fice for six terms and nearly 21 years with a roughly ten-year break in the early 2000's.the 69-year-old will hold a big celebration tonight captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is monday, december 14th, 2015. welclce to "cbs this morning." >>> donald trump attacks ted cruz after the senator's iowa surge. but a new poll shows which candidate has the best chance to defeat hillary clinton. >> we are on the front lines in the fight against isis.

they learned about it after the victim walked into the perkins restaurant on university avenue shortly after two this morning. the victim was taken to allen hospital. police are not sure of his condition at the time. also new this morning...iowa business leaders want to bring the push is coming from the iowa chamber alliance. kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in the newsroom with ore details. the chamber alliance wants iowa lawmakers to make it easier to recruit immigrants... they say this will help the state fill jobs where there is a shortage of workers. the chamber talked ababut ways to draw more people and companies to iowa.... they suggested more economic development across the state ....and improving education so students will continue their education after high school.... " iowa needs to keep more iowann in theestate, attract new iowans, and welcome new americans to make their home here in iowa." the executive director of the iowa chamber alliance says immigration is an important part of our economy. the iowa chamber alliance is a non- profit group. it has members from the 16

. >>> about 50 riders pants pated in the 32nd dudley perkins toy run. >> this group has been doing it for years they have the biggest heart of any bikers. being here around the holiday season is tough. no one wants to be inside. they are in great hands and thiç is our way to make their christmas more special. >> this provided gifts for more than 500 family since it started in 1983. >>> south bay's own joey chestnut has broken another speed eating world record this time there are no hot dogs to be found. coming up next, what was on the menu this time around? >> we are not done with the rain yet. >>> warriors' victory tour continue in brooklyn. steph curry and his posse found another way to win. >>> a twitter comment by the wife of golden state warriors steph curry is creating a buzz on social media. she tweeted about her thoughts on the latest fashion trend. she said, everyone ends up barely wearing clothes these days? not my style it. like to keep the good stuff covered up for the one who matters. i'll take classy over trendy any day of the week. i guess some people didn't like what s

maryland special agent in charge kevin perkins says that is exactly what he wants. the calls are answered at the maryland coordination and the anancys center -- sister. they take the tip at a secret location outside of baltimore. >> when a call comes in it is handled right away. the maryland police superintendent stresses no tip will be ignored. >> we may send a patrol car by. there is nothing going on. no decision how long it will stay up. they tell us that he is not aware of any immediate threat in our area. maureen: join us security and freedom. the new normal starts at 7:00 on the sister station newschannel8. the supreme court today rejected another appeal of a city ban of assault weapons. the justice refuse to hear a case objecting to chicago 2013 ban on semi-automatic weapons and large capacity magazine. the court decided to uphold a lower court ruling. the release of the dash cam video showing an office shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times sparked protest and the firing of the police superintendent. the investigation will focus on the use of force and the discip

steve perkins 13:43:49 i don't think there's anyone who can fill coach hinkel's shoes. than life personality to the sidelines in madrid for 29 years. and tonight, the small community is feeling the loss of their longtime coach. jim mertz 13:48:50 it' s not just a colleague, it's not stings the most is the friendship we shared over the years 00 those closet to him are finding comfort in remembering all of the good times they shared on and off the field. jim bingman14:03:30 on the sidelines, he's strict, really hard on the kids and that's not randy. randy cares and i don't want to say a pussy cat, but it's pretty close but the 58 year old track and football coach is best known for his winning ways... taking the tigers to the playoffs 25 of the past 26 seasons. he's only the 11th coach in iowa history to reach 300 wins. don lincoln 14:09:23 he's had a lot of success- three state titles in track and all of the football playoffs and all of that, but his real success is all of his how are you going to perform when you get uncomfortable. he used that in football and you can us

[ cheers and applause ] >> seth: with us on drums tonight, from jane's addiction, stephen perkins. welcome back, stephen. >> thank you, seth. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: stephen and jane's addiction will be performing their classic album entirety at fun fun fun festival in austin, where the group will headline the festivities on saturday, november 7th. thank you for being here, stephen. >> thank you, seth. >> seth: all right, you're welcome. [ cheers and applause ] now, republican presidential candidate ben carson and donald trump have been under fire in recent days for making what many say are anti-muslim comments. with more on this, it's time for "a closer look." >> seth: we begin with donald trump, who has been criticized for refusing to challenge a questioner at a town hall last week. the incident began when trump said he would take questions from the audience because he was tired of giving his usual speech. his usual speech, of course, being a disconnected string of insults, facial expressions and made up words. >> bing bing, bong bong, bing bing bing. [ laught

authorities were called to the perkin's restaurant on university avenue in waterloo after a report of a man bleeding in the parking lot. they say he was involved in some soror of fight in the university avenue studios parking lot... on site, and it happened right outside their window, and they didn't hear or see anything, but it was 2 o'clock in the morning so." at this point -- no charges have been filed -- and police are talking to the people involved. a huge celebration in ames when the cyclones beat the hawkeyes on the basketball court -- but that celeleration came at a cost. this is des moines register columnist randy peterson. when students rushed the court, peterson broke his leg. he's in the hospital. he wasn''the only one hurt. an usher was knocked over, carried out to an ambulance... was standing there and the the celebration on theecourt could come at a cost. in may the big 12- conference approved a a easure allowing the conference to punish schools who fail to prevent fans from storming the court. punishments can range from fines.. to the loss of future home games. the chr

dudley perkins harley davidson held its 32nd annual toy run.f gifts for kids who unfortunately have to be spending christmas in the hospital. a member of the perkins family says it's a great way to celebrate the holiday. >> every year we have a great turn out. our customers like to give back as much as they can. a lot of people think of bikers as these tough intimidating guys but they got the biggest sets of hearts you could ever imagine. >> the group sang christmas carols shared some snacks. some gifts will be given to low income families in the neighborhood. >>> sr. 3, 2, 1. >> they are off and running. runners walkers support the san francisco firefighters toy drive. the run wild santa francisco toy drive started at 9:00 this morning. it's known as the santa hat run because each participant wears a santa hat and donates a toy to the firefighters toy drive it distributes toys to 200 families a day throughout holiday season. looked like they had wet roads to run around in. >> mostly stayed dry and should be mostly dry tomorrow. >> maybe a litt

witnesses say tte victim tried walking into the perkins on university for help. at last word, the victim is awake and in stable condition after he was taken to the hospital. a child is in the hospital after family members say he was shot in the kidney last night. police say the child was wounded in the 600 block of east 14-th strret in davenport. officerrsay they recovered casings from the scene. neighbors say they heard multiple gunshots last night. a retired area offical is charged with stealing remains of native americans from a national park here in eastern iowa. the former park superintendent had the prehistoric ones for more than twenty years kwwl's shirley descorbeth is live in clayton county where the effigy mound national mounument is located. the community. what's their reaction? i spoke to people in praire du chien, which is where thomas munson...thth former superintendenen lives. it's a small community and many seemed very protective of munson...saying he's a nice man. others said whht he did...is downright creepp. the lands of effidy mounds national

waterloo police are investigating a stababng early this morning at a perkins. police responded to the restaurant in the 32-hundred block of university avenue. first responders took police haven't rereased the viviim's condition, or made any arrests. whenever you see news happening, give us a call on our newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also sent in pictures and videos to newswsom at kcrg dot com. . let's turn now to meteorologist joe winters on this unseasonably mild day.. joe, did we set any new record highs? westerly winds, which picked up as a cold front slid east, now diminish and turn to the southwest. the wind shift is in advance of our next storm that holds the promise of a rainy weekend. light rain develops as early as friday night, with the heaviest rainfall later on saturday into sunday.y.ith the threat for thunderstorm s we have to also be aware of some heavier rain totals. it looksike widespread 1-2" amounts throughout eastern iowa. some light december monday. have a great night! tonight: mostly clear low: 34-40 winds: sw 5-15tomo

they learned about it after the victim walked into the perkins restaurant on university avenue shortly after two this morning. the victim was taken to allen hospital. condition right now. coming up... the best of the best -- what films and t-v shows are nominated for golden globes this year? find out why these chritmas lights can cause big problems for pilots. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in --------- --------- --------- --------- the golden globes unveiled its nominees today for the best in tv and movies. mark barger spotlights some of the major nominees in the film categories. nats "there are no accidents" nominations....including best drama. (sot dave karger / chief correspondent, fandango :10-17) "there were 8 movies close behind with either 3 or 4 nominations, so it's not like there's one or two movies that are dominating the whole conversation." the frontier epic "the revenant" joins "carol" in the best drama hunt. its three other nominations include best actor for leonardo dicaprio. the rest of the best drama field includes the "spotlight" and the action b

authorities were called to the perkin's restaurant on university avenue in waterloo after a report of a man bleeding in the parking lot. they say he was involved n some sort of altercation in the university avenue studios parking lot. "we've got someone who lives on site, and it happened right outside their window, and they<& didn't hear or see anything." at this point -- no charges have been filed -- and police are talking to the people involved. kill his mother is facing more charges. 24-year-old brandon thoma, of pella, is charged with attempted murder -- and is now also facing burglary and theft charges. police say thoma broke into his mother's home in elkader last month -- pushed hr down the ssairs and tried choking her with a shovel. his next court appearance is scheduled for the 22nd. a pilot is killed after crashing his small plane into the interstae in western iooa. the pilot radioed back saying he was experiencing problems -- shortly after takeoff near councibluffs. he tried to return to the airport -- bt went down just north of downtown council bluffs. part of the e anding

times outside the university avenue studios witnesses say the victim tried walking to the nearby perkins for help. the victim's name has not been released but they are believed to be in stable condition. garrison is charged with wilful serious injury -- a felony charge. family members of laquan mcdonald speaking publicly for the first time since the video of the police shooting was released. the 17-year-old was shot by a chicago officer 16 times last year. the video's release last month sparking a number of riots in the area. laquan's great uncle -- pastor marvin hunt -- speaking today on the impact this situation is having on the family. marvin hunt, great uncle "tina's not here today because she's hurting and traumatized by the constant reminder of the senseless death of her son. that's how she feels." hunt also calling for president obama to create a federal summit in the neighborhood where the took place to talk about police violence and brutality. meanwhile -- the officer - jason van dyke is charged with murder in the shooting. decision 2016 coverage -- dr. ben carson campaigning in

less then five minutes in.......paul perkins bulldozes in for the short touchdown......brui first....7-0...... but the huskers march right back.....and its capping a 12 play, foster farms bowl tied at seven a piece..... now....the bruins start to assault that husker secondary......josh rosen to kenneth walker and that gone...nebraska's pass defense is ranked 122nd in you know to five different receivers and he would keep it up...rosen to nate starks pretty play call...26 bruins.... huskers.......tommy after some early mishpas...he moves the chains....and how about this... los angeles native terrell newby with the three- yard score...he ucla...nebraska and they would minutes later...andy janovich....give love to the fullback.....21 all nearing halftime..... but the fireworks werent over...i usually dont like to harp on officialls...but this is pathetic...nate gerry ejected for targeting on this form tackle....he's done for the night... then the blackshirts step up......joshua kalu zeroes in on rosen and makes an acrobatic interception...gam e tied at 21 in the third quarter...game can b

perkins yelling, because he forgot me." "i don't know if i can say this, but he always kicked my ass when i needed it. whenever i knew i could be pushed further and didn't wanna be, he was the guy that pulled me aside, screamed at me and got me back going." "he's just talking normal and we're all getting ready for the game and hinkel turns and he just screams 'are you ready!?' it was awesome, it got us all excited and that was one of my favorite memories about hinkel and i'm going to miss him." as much as people will miss coach on the field, it's his impact off the field that will resonate forever. his passion that he had for the game of football but not only for the game of football but passion for us as players and the community and he always wanted us to succeed after football and in life." "he doesn't care about himself, he doesn't care about the wins or losses, he cares about what you're learning, what he can teach you for life, how he can prepare you for the future and that's why everyone's here, because he did that f

man we get to showcase the talents coach perkins said it best. he's like our whole coaching staff. we want you to unleash your best performance of the year. that's four quarters of go get them be true to your reads being strong discipline good pad height and carrying out fakes if we can do this i guarantee you a tiger victory. october 9th was one of the few times this past season-- that didn't happen. randy calhoun that night. but losing wasn't something hinkel did very often. "nat or are we going to finish it off win the next two?" hinkel embraced the wishbone offense-- and he was meticulous with the study of it. in 29 seasons as the head coach of the madrid tigers hinkel accrued 264 wins and just 58. he led his teams to 25 of the last 26 state playoffs-- was state runner up 7 times. and crowned champion once-- in 1991. nat "we have the whole crowd on there just juices us up." in his coaching career-- hinkel is one of only 12 football coaches in the state to eclipse 300 wins. but more important than wins randy hinkel developed boys into some great young men who will surely miss th

it is all part of the annual dudley perkins toy run. even santa made an appearance. >>> tonight hanukkah is officially underway. a big crowd gathered earlier this evening at union square in san francisco. they looked on as the menorah was lit for the first night of the jewish holiday. some people even brought their own candles to celebrate. hanukkah lasts for eight nights and we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,

it's all part of the annual dudley perkins toy run and even santa made an appearance. >> keep the spiritchristmas going, make everybody else believe that there's really a christmas with all the hate and discontent that's going on in the world today. so you got to give back to the community, help out whenever you can. e rain couldn't >> proceeds from the event support the bay area law enforcement assistance foundation. >>> and the rain couldn't dim holiday spirits today in san francisco. a huge crowd watched as the menorah in union square was lit just a short time ago to celebrate the first night of the jewish holiday hanukkah. it is dedicated in the name of the legendary music promoter bill graham. graham escaped the holocaust as a child and moved to san francisco's haight-ashbury in 1960. >>> cloudy skies around the bay area now, already fog forming up in santa rosa, could be a foggy night as high pressure builds in leading to clearing skies and the rain is pretty much done. a little drizzle out there. that's it as we overlook the runway at san jose international. concord 59 degrees, oa

now, parallel to that you've got this effort led by bill gates, mark zuckerberg, kleiner perkins thenvestment firm out in california to try to put private capital into applications of clean energy research. the government does basic research. but how you can apply that and turn it into scalable business models is what they're looking for from the private sector and the administration's hoping that the momentum internationally with the private sector and with investors is going to produce the results they're seeking. >> we have a dozen, scores of international leaders on the scene, but usually what happens is they're there for show but the real dough gets delivered later on when the talks go back behind the curtain. what can we expect to happen and who is going to bear the brunt of whatever reductions in carbon emissions might be called for coming out of these talks? >> well, certainly the traditional fossil fuels industries, oil and the coal industry, are going to be the most adversely affected by this shift to alternative energy. and that's reflected in our political debate here and

randy komisar, kleiner perkins, thought you could be far bigger than even $3.2 billion. it was never about money. it was about building the right thing. and so, this wasn't about money. yeah, the number was nice. don't get me wrong. but this was a 10, 15 year vision. i knew we were going to need big arms to help us get there. i remember how long it took to go from ipod to iphone, and those things. and you need a lot of resources to do it. just to be standalone? people would say you need to go public, you need to raise more money. i did not want to go public. so, when you saw that number, when you had the gut the feeling, you just had to go with it. it is like when you get married. you never know what it's going to be like on the other side. you trust your gut. you have done all the analysis. but at the end of the day, it is all about emotional decision. it's not a rational one. emily: it is funny because people still wonder why didn't you sell to apple. you worked at apple, it feels like apple, was that ever really an option? tony: we considered all the possible acquisit

. >> haven't they already begun to restructuring, with congressman perkins? those will be s resurrected for a short time. obviously, it sounds like priorities ander's are streamlining the financial aid process, making that easier thistudents, talking about idea of risk sharing, bringing ome skin to the game for colleges when it comes to student debt. that's been a huge issue in the hillary and even clinton has a proposal in this going forward. you have a conversation with the senate about restructuring. ow attainable is that goal since every senator has a stake in the outcome? >> it's a difficult goal, certainly, but if there were ever a time where it could get one, and i'm not saying it will, but if there were ever a time it could be done, that would probably be next year, because the senate electoral map 2016 election is so tight, that they really don't ve any idea whether mitch mcconnell, the republican majority leader or chuck schumer of new york will be the majority leader in 2016. when you make changes, even if incremental changes, if senator on the r c

. >> the president is also expected to sign an extension for a federal student loan program, the perkinsrogram which provides low interest loans to the neediest students expired. congress pass add two-year extension this week, the program provided loans to more than a half million students totaling $1.1 billion. >>> temple university and the university of toledo will compete in the boca raton bowl next week. the owls arrived yesterday. they will be the away team 18 nationally televised game. >> there they are arriving in florida. >> today you can catch up with the sunday night football bus in center city. it will be at the comcast center this morning, then at children's hospital. the bus sin town until sunday when it will be parked at xfinity live prior to sunday night. byron maxwell returned to practice yesterday. he should be playing on sunday. we do know that demarco murray will be on the field sunday. what is up in the air is how much playing time he'll get. murray has gone from leading the league in rushing last season in dallas to being the second sometimes third option in the bird