henley putnam university has a graduation rate of just over 50%.port called for stringent oversight, but so far, no government action has been taken. the academy of art lost its eligibility to receive state grant money when its graduation rate fell below 30%. still, it can get gi bill money. >> historically, we average 34% graduation rate, according to the california commission, and 30% is what they expect. >> reporter: still, advocates urge veterans to seek out cheaper options, like community college. the transfer rates to four-year colleges are among the highest in the nation. classes go for just $31 a unit. >> it's an affordable option for them. >> reporter: in cupertino, allen martin, kpix 5. >> and we want to point out that over the years, employees of kpix 5 have been both instructors and students a -- at the academy of art. >>> the weather is going to be changing next week drastically. >> it's going to be a whole different season basically coming up next week. but the season right now certainly isn't winter. so change is coming. it's going t

. >> andrea: doesn't this remind you of the paper in putnam county trying to bully people. by the grade if physics. >> eric: the grade part, they should leave it off. if there is a history of violence or troubled kid, you can't find that out in the general public. i wouldten to agree -- remember, this is not the gun. it's the person. if you have a person who may have some mental issuesial may be on medications you wouldn't get if you were out there finding out who is a i plying. not a bad idea. >> andrea: up next, annoying people at the gym. we all know them. they come in shapes and sizes. which ones are the worst offenders. we will run down the list. up next on "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bob: excuse me. part of my ongoing efforts to discourage from going to exercise room like gyms, we're going to talk about gymnasium -- gym etiquette or lack thereof. there are certain people that bother people that go to them. i went to one once or twice and they're ridiculous. for people who go, some example of what some people think are problems in gyms. dna, leaving sweat on the machine. mach

tenly putnam university has a graduation rate of just over 50%.e report two years ago called for stringent oversight, but so far no government action has been take be. the the academy of art lost its ability to receive grant money when the state graduation rate fell below 30%, still it can get g.i. money. >> over a 8 year period we average a 40% graduation rate according to the california aid commission, 30% is what they expect. >> reporter: still, add sorrow cats urge veterans to seek out cheaper, more accessible options like community colleges. the transfer rate to four year colleges are among the highest in the nation. classes here go for $31 a unit. >> it is an affordable option for them and they have a wonderful educational experience here. >> reporter: in cupertino, allen martin, kpix5. >> we want to point out that over the years employees of kpix5 have been instructors and students at the academy of arts. >>> coming up next, some people call it a curse. >> the viral moment to the republican's response to the state of the union. >> and the r

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new york saturday, maybe six to 12, up toity rochester rock in putnam. maybe a foot or more.the storm slows down, late saturday into sunday, looking at perhaps the largest dump of snow across the region. perhaps since october of 2011, it's been a while. but again winter of 2013, name some business with this storm. sue? >> yikes! and i thought that groundhog saw his shadow and we would have an early spring. guess not. thanks, paul. appreciate it very much. we should go to chicago because the weather will be much better there than it is here. hi, ricky. >> hi. i feel bad for you, sue. we've had very little snow in chicago this season and a lot less selling of traesh ris of late. look at the chart of ten-year. you can see we are now well under the 195. many traders calling it a pivot. why, ask you? this should explain. we are hovering at two-week lows and the pattern looks like more buying in treasury. not necessarily selling but equities figure and as do currencies, look at a year to date chart of the euro currency. can you see at one point at 136 1/2 op closing basis now. we a

to earn a living if you are at the lower end of the wage scale and causes problems with -- robert putnam wrote about this. it turns out immigration set of bringing everybody together it turns out it makes us a little bit more -- and less willing to join civil society. all this may be beside the point because from america we think about that is the demand side of immigration. there is a supply-side to it as well and the supply-side of it is, below the texas border down in mexico and central and south america fertility rates are falling. they are following very fast. within 20 years is likely that none of those countries south of the border going to the fertility rate over the replacement rate. historically countries which have the low replacement fertility do not send immigrants abroad rakove you see this already in countries which are below replacement south of the border now do not send immigrants in appreciable numbers any more. you see this with mexico. pew has done great work with this. mexico's retail in the -- fertility rate is just averaged above above the rating and in last three

a lot of people don't putnam members in perspective, bill. 85 billion, wow, you're cutting so much.reality as you just showed we're still spending more next year. bill: the point this is not a hard and fast deadline. this comes in gradually. not like some of the battles we've seen recently. do you agree with the associated press poll? you're in the markets every day. is the government holding american business back from going forward? >> i do. regulations are obviously important. regulations are getting tougher. one word i hear from people and one word sticks in my mind for years how to fix in issue is confidence. a lot of americans, majority of the americans don't have the confidence in the government right now. i don't care if you're on the right or left. without that confidence you're expending less. without that confidence you will not start a brand new business. entrepreneurship brought the country out of recessions. we're not seeing that. my mind the government standing in the way of us coming out of this. we had negative .1% growth last quarter. that is not recovery. the gove

we putnam members together for you how high prices have gotten across the country. 33 straight days accordingt here in the contiguous 48, california, 4.16. d.c., 3.94. michigan,.91. indiana, 3.86. prices are significantly higher than you normally see this time of year. that is an increase over the lastmont. look since january 17th. back then it was $3.29 a gallon. now $3.74 a gallon. that is up 1%. significant rises. bill, we're being tell, don't expect these prices to come down here quickly. bill: what are you hearing from consumers? are they getting used to this or are they ticked off, adam? >> reporter: in california they're used to it. a lot of people didn't realize, you don't drives a much in the summertime even in the california car culture. i didn't notice it until over the weekend, wait a second, these prices just spiked. when you talked to consumers some are extremely upset. some are like myself. thinking about it now, and realizing that it has gone up. take a listen. >> i think it is a form of extortion. i drive for a living. >> i notice getting less in my paychecks and then having