regent university in virginia is the latest to jump on board of the trend.ns us is the director of the muc program. dean, great to see you. >> great to be here. >> i understand it is a great program. obviously if kids didn't have to be saddled with college deet it would be wonderful. how does it make financial sense for you in the university to do this? >> since the beginning all pursued market influence and the goal to capture the market in terms of influence and branding and marketing and then developing a model to transition to paying customers. we have a strategy and working to do that. and that is a goal beyond financials. it is teaching the world, the world class educational content and bringing the light of wisdom to the fingertips of every person in the world. we want more enrollment and revenue and the goal is wisdom and great education for everybody. >> how is this different than traditional on line courses? >> tra dugzal on line courses. it is funny we say traditional on line. this platform is rich in content in terms of video content and graphics

just a while ago i was talking to regents hospital in minneapolis, they said since saturday 26 cases of hyperthermia and frost bite. that's more than they saw all of last year. these cold temperatures are really taking a toll on people in the midwest. >> i don't know, what is it that doctors can do in terms of handling the weather conditions. what is it that they can say to people? >> reporter: well, they're really telling people to stay indoors, and people have for the most part been staying indoors. i talked to one of the largest shelters in chicago today, and they saw over a thousand people come in last night. people are heeding warnings and they're going inside. when they come to the hospital to be treated for hyperthermia, they get warmed up, in some cases they get intervenous fluids. if they have frost bite the doctors warm the areas. but in st. paul regents hospitals they had six cases of frost bite that were referred to burn centers because it was so serious. so it can be very serious. >> the homeless are, it's obviously, the most vulnerable during extreme weather conditions,

we thank you and the rest of the regents of this building thank you.it takes years for these projects to get here. this land appeared available to us and to the ocii to make it available for affordable housing for years and we had the vision to build these sites. i want to thank our partners from gaup -- we have a great partnership. when this project was about to get going and the city was struggling to figure out where to get the money together. gallup fronted the money to do all the predevelopment work on this sight and of course it's coming back to them -- [sirens spren] that by the way, is the investors and the alarms are set off somewhere in seattle. [ laughter ] i will talk to her for a second. in any event, when we were in a moment of need both with the city and mercy housing gallup stepped up and made it possible to move forward with this project so we can build the affordable and market rate. i think it's an attribute to them to the family and in the city to moving forward. i want to thank them for that. >> without further a do. i get the plea

we could see some flooding because of all the water that is going be across the regents. drive safely. some places will be close to freezing. that means standing water may freeze over. bad situation. for new york we'll see a nice day on saturday, 27 overnight lows down to four. rain showers on sunday, unfortunately, but as we go towards monday and tuesday, a big drop in the temperatures, 42 on monday, 13 degrees as we go towards tuesday. up towards the north we are looking at blizzard warning conditions. in effect, from many people, drive safely. >> as winter storms drop, there are concerns of power out ints. we look at why more powerlines in the u.s. are not below ground. >> strong winds and ice, no matter the season, severe weather wreaks havoc on power lines and patience. matt who lives in a suburb outside of detroit has dealt with his fair share of power outages. >> i did have a couple two years ago. back a day or two. >> every year hundreds of thousands are affected by power outages, according to a recent study by edson electric institute. 69% of the power lines are

so because you have these regents overseaing them, sandusky cost the school about $120 million.t happens in a club setting or in an olympic sport setting, there is no similar civil rights cause of action. there is no way an attorney like john is going to get reimbursed for what he is doing. at a school there is coverage. which means that all of the leaders have to take care -- the insurance companies put all of these requirements on what schools have to do to make it safe. not true with the olympic movement. there is no legal accountability. i have to disagree with what mitch was saying earlier about oh, it's unrealistic to expect the sport to do something about it. i think as soon as the sport starts doing something about it, and they have a strong code of ethics, and if somebody violates that, they go and do something about it, and it doesn't take very many coaches to get banned before the other coaches realize that there are limits to what they can do to make an athlete succeed. and it was interesting what katherine was saying it wasn't necessarily make somebody more successf

spending and eye egosd to get in the way, how important is it to you, the alumnis, and the school regentshen they spent that amount of money. >> do you believe that college athletes particularly football and basketball players should be paid. >> with the amount of money sloshing around these programs, it's hard to argue against it. coaches making between $7 million to $7.5 million, by far the highest paid state employee in the state of alaba alabama. in thbelieve it or not i'm an od dinosaur that believes the student-athletes should be student-athletes. what they should have is what hockey players already have, paid minor league systems with if hthey want to get paid they n go to another route. >> i've seen you talk about your books and whatnot, if an employer out there, a businessman has or business woman has an opportunity to hire a b-minus student-athlete versus an a, go with the b-minus student-athlete, explain why. >> as one of those guys i can speak from experience. my 3.4 in history pre pre-unemployment was good enough for a lot of things but maybe not medicine school, but i was no

. >> today, the uc board of regents are talking about the state's master plan to approve higher educationng this morning at the ucsf mission bay campus in san francisco and efforts to update the plan and to focus on making transfers easier. university officials are also tried to spread the word about financial options and access to the college of education to social media. >> super bowl are always played on sundays. but how the super bowl saturday or super bowl monday sound? it just might happen if too much snow is forecasted, the nfl misapplied the game a day or two. the recent winter storm dumped 13 in. of snow at the new jersey venue for super bowl 48. if- that's it gave met life stadium personnel a chance to test how quickly they could clean this up. if a lot snowfalls, there are contingency's to play the game anytime from friday, january 31st time monday, january 3rd--february 3rd. the super bowl is set for sunday, february 2nd. >> a story that you only saw on kron 4. the mother of oscar grant hopes that his death at the hand of the bart officers inspired the movie from vail a statio

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we regulate coast championships in boston are the short track skaters of was covered in regent always me that these tournaments with a panoply of us i don't make john of articles sold illegally if you don't get to mug a sea of arms of us go we have in the decimal or the hopes of our house. the ski race was held to support the athletes seven hundred people including sports veterans and shouldn't be dissipated in this event. most active participants were awarded with diplomas in cell phones . the latest news is that three w dodge cars out that stevie got kate said. cities of codecs and citizens have reached a monumental to get for the country. the total deposits are skinny and three when it really stinky because extent deposit insurance fund guarantees safekeeping of individuals deposits to fund revise its recommendations on the remuneration of deposits the recorder. hurray for deposits in fiji is nine percent for the new in the rates for deposits of foreign currency is four point five percent for you the city could mean only that killed both of which is the big easy has recommended rea

if you can take a regent street- style store, compress it down, switch around and take a beauty product, that is what christopher bailey will take to guide through. it is all about beauty and aspirations. belting and the top of the ftse is touching levels that you have not seen since october. it is 53% of the normal day of business. >> thank you so much. and it at luxury space seems to be opening, in terms of innovation. we have a service that is high- end and it is going in the beauty sector. critical and i worry about valuations in the burberry story. considereople should to cut back propositions instead of adding to them. grandeur oft the luxury goods and burberry has in delaying the online opportunities well ahead of sales capacity. about wherery burberry is going to go. to me, that could include considerable investments. >> interesting. is it a stock you like? >> we have held it and we have been keen on it. a lot of this should have been anticipated to lighten the load. >> we talk about burberry and it has been a successful time. --may be different to of other luxury retailers. >>

. >> : for san francisco supervisors are hosting a meeting for public opinion about should regent taxwill add to the price of soda ash buried drinks by 2¢ per ounce. the measure would be two-thirds approval for a vote by voters to pass. will support park's the tax will might also fight health problems like obesity. others say that the tax would increase the cost of living. in san francisco. >> : shall discuss it safer reports. for a side impact crashes. those types of deep impressions happened often in car accidents involving children its proposal would affect all seats to children of the 40 lbs.. those standards would help the standards and about five children every year in dozens from being injured. >> : central valley right now will cut off from the main flow when striking back toward the coast line. more normally systems move to ease this one is moving back to the west. nursing a little bit of snow in the sierra. we're not expecting accumulation. because of that area of low pressure winds are shifting. blanc for the coastline. that has increased fire concerns an east bay hills and

opposition met for hours this afternoon talking about talks and they went over to talk to the party of regents party, that's the party of viktor yanukovych this evening, being they will only speak to the president himself, they want early and parliamentary elections, they want prisoners set free, and other demands. but the most worrying development is that the sweeping laws passed by parliament and signed by the president late last week that limit freedom of expression here, that limit freedom of speech here have been published in the voice of ukraine newspaper. that's the official newspaper here. one of the opposition parties svoboda has stride to block the publishing of notices papers. but that law gives police the kind of powers they need to dismantle demonstrations so there's a lot of concern here about what that might mean. >> jennifer glasse in kiev forus. thank you, jennifer. >>> fishing boat packed the migrants collapsed in the dark. a patrol boat tried to tow the boat but two and a half kilometers from shore two people dived into the sea sparking a rush whichover turned the bolt. >>>

from this feature about the second regents. and they don't want to understand about threat posed by extremist groups to presidential opponents government increasingly at orchard washington is cracking down on television advertisement that promote the idea of keeping us troops in the country off the two cars and fourteen. we have reports. later that they obstructed by the nation's most widely watched our customers has already been shot. the commotion some funded by the us organization had gone to fish and criticism because the coach is on the design of the band has to choose and decide to execute the fact that the united states. if you visit on tuesday. the cost is to extend the sportsperson of the books. and its investigation on ghost dad do so so quentin was squeaky the commercials often complete interviews the banking side of guns going on karzai to sunday the court immediately getting to the edge of a hand in november last year the city of god and has endorsed a security deed it's true. in the country beyond the cool cars an

most significant he is his biggest financial backer and biggest financial backer of the party of regents. he has said that the use of force is unacceptable, and that a peaceful solution could be found. now significantly because he could have just sat on the fence and said nothing. there have been people demonstrating outside his home in london where some $200 million calling on him to speak out, hoping to put pressure on president yanukovych, what the real relations of the two men are at this point. of course, it's unknown. but the fact that they chose to speak out apparently on the side of demonstrators by saying the use of force is unacceptable, and the government saying the use of force may be required is something that could change the situation as the billionaire businessmen play a huge role in political life in the ukraine. >> president yanukovych has made these concessions and the protesters have said that is not enough. is there a resolution likely at all? >> you talk to the protesters and the end game they want is yanukovych's departure. it's that simple. they're not happy with

we're hearing the party of regents have now left the chamber. they want longer discussions amongst themselves. i think they probably recognize they have to come to some compromise in parliament or this situation is not going to go away. it's coming down to a form of words that every is willing to vote on. >> and are the protesters themselves united in what they want? what else have they been telling you? >> these guys who are manning the barricades, it's minus 26 with the wind chill, so it's fairly cold here. they say they're going say here, keep a presence here at independent square and not go home. they are a standing up for their demands. no one is willing to leave after this long of a protest since november to say this 11th hour when the debate is at last in that discussion. they're not willing to go and leave it now. they're not willing to say that they would allow the president viktor yanukovych to remain in the presidency. this is one of their key demands that they're pushing for. even though it's getting pitterly cold there is no sense o

. >> i serve on the uc board of regents and the system board of trustees and the problem for us is our success. and as a consequence, our willingness to dramatically change our behavior. we have been debating the last number of years about this new crisis, the lack of state support for higher education. crisis is an overused word, but we cut, for example, the uc budget by over $2 billion. as a consequence, the last six years, we have doubled tuition, more than tripled since 2001. the concern is now with quality because we are not paying the faculty what other private universities are paying. and so all of these things are now creating an opportunity to have a different conversation. a conversation that sebastian has been on the forefront of. this world and this idea of online education is taking shape and taking a lot of traction. the debate is a long overdue and formidable one. >> your own staff invited you not to get on stage. >> when things are going well, you want to get along. there is a lot of mixed reviews on higher education. a lot of folks are threatened by it and the faculty

. >> the leaders of the california high are education will speak in front of the board of regents in san francisco today. janet napolitano will be joined by the chancellors of the california state university system and california community colleges. any will spoke about opportunities to strengthen the master plan if higher education that was originally adopted in 1960 and had to make it more relevant to the needs counter prairie california. in san francisco united states labor secretary tom perez will be in the mission district looking at entrepreneurs trying do go their businesses and hold a roundtable discussion on immigration in san francisco. >> new details this only on california's insurance exchange with officials saying they continue to have a problem with enrollment with younger people not signing up large enough numbers at 18 to 34 needed to balance out the older customers more likely to use the health services. without younger people, premiums may have to go up and latino enrollment is below expectations with the long wait times frustrating some. >> palo alto police investi

the plan will be discussed at the next uc board of regents meeting. >>> extent of dry spell created water woes in lorraine county. they are tapping into reserves pumping water out of phoenix lake. there are drastic measures being taken to deal with a drying up water supply. >> reporter: it is hard to believe mount tamel looks like this since january. it has been a long time since water was flowing from marine county. the only water is running uphill. >> we started pumping water out of phoenix lake. which is a reserve supply water reservoirs into our water distribution system. >> reporter: the lake is 600 feet below the water district's treatment plant. pumping 65 million-gallons of water up that high requires a lot of expensive power. it is clearly not something the district wants to do. >> we are doing that because it is a dry year. reservoir supplies are below average. we are operating our system to maximize the supplies we have. >> reporter: to give you an idea how serious the situation is for the direct, except for a few days in 2012 the pump in this lake hasn't been turned on in 20 y

. >> reporter: family regents medical center spokesperson said they treated 10 patients in this tent yesterday. crews are expected to complete another large tent. the aim is to keep them from spreading the flu to other patients. 40-miles to the north flu is already starting to creep through the uc berkeley campus. >> now i went up, took the final exam last semester and my roommate, my other two roommates had the flu. and i was kind of affected by them. >> reporter: cameron public health specialist says when the students move back into their dorms and apartment at the end of january flu season here will start in earnest. >> when students move back they bring their germs with them. when flu hits that will probably double and if it's a really bad year that could triple. >> reporter: campus health says it's not too late for students to protect themselves. >> for those who haven't been vaccinated it's not too late. we do encourage you to get vaccinated as soon as possible. >> reporter: some students in berkeley say they've already taken that step. >> actually yeah. i just went and got my

. >> reporter: family regents medical center spokesperson said they treated 10 patients in this tent yesterday. crews are expected to complete another large tent. the aim is to keep them from spreading the flu to other patients. 40-miles to the north flu is already starting to creep through the uc berkeley campus. >> now i went up, took the final exam last semester and my roommate, my other two roommates had the flu. and i was kind of affected by them. >> reporter: cameron public health specialist says when the students move back into their dorms and apartment at the end of january flu season here will start in earnest. >> when students move back they bring their germs with them. when flu hits that will probably double and if it's a really bad year that could triple. >> reporter: campus health says it's not too late for students to protect themselves. >> for those who haven't been vaccinated it's not too late. we do encourage you to get vaccinated as soon as possible. >> reporter: some students in berkeley say they've already taken that step. >> actually yeah. i just went and got my

is already at least 20 storm-related deaths that have been reported in saint paul, minnesota at regent's hospital. a number of cases of frost bite reported there already. this bad weather is going to continue throughout much of this week. by the end of the week it does look like it is going to improve a bit, but in indianapolis, they are going to get above freezing. the officials there, they are already worrying about flooding from all of the snow that they have gotten that has been going to be melting. >> garrett, thank you very much. and it's not just house republicans. now republicans attorneys general taking their fight against obamacare directly to president obama. the state a.g.s from florida and south carolina demanding the white house arrange a meeting between h.h.s. secretary kathleen sebelius and the g.o.p. attorneys general. good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta. >> you and the attorney general from the state of florida, pam bondi have just written a letter to the president. what is in your letter and what do you want? >> well, over the holidays, i was talking with attorne

country, and somebody told me that julius caesar cannot be made required reading by the new york state regents because they found that many students cannot get through it. though it's not a particularly long or difficult play. and so, so i think we, i think the government's going to have to do -- i know there are all sorts of constitutional issues about federal government and education, but i think the federal government's really going to have to spend a lot more and use some added spending to address the problem of renewing the sense of adventure and exploration and discovery in the schooling process. >> well, it's thousand time for our awed -- it's now time for our audience question period, and we've been accumulating a number of questions, so let me begin. there are a couple of questions here dealing with demography. asking what role demography plays in the dynamism you envision. another question refers to the vast number of immigrants we have, the continuing flow of people into our work force be, our educational system, and i gs both of these questions are raising the issue of what role ou

board of regents meeting in san francisco. janet napolitano will be joined bit chancellor of the state university system and of the chancellor of the community college system talking about strengthening the master plan if higher education a. dod originally in 1960 and making it more relevant to the needs of contemporary california. each of the system heads will identify challenges to be addressed in the future. >> in san francisco, the labor secretary is scheduled to be in the city's mission district today and will visit an incubation aimed at cultivating low income food entrepreneurs trying to grow their business and will hold a roundtable discussion on immigration in san francisco. city officials and leaders of a local mosque have revealed a land for fixing fire and other safety hazards at the building and re-opening rooms for worship. we the mosque houses in a norm kaiser hospital from world war ii was closed down three weeks ago after an inspections by a fire marshal. the building on cutting boulevard was undergoing constr

the campaign will be talked about at the uc board of regents meeting next week.t of a pretennation on sustainable practices. >>> police in danville are trying to find the thieves who broke into a school and stole ipads. 32 ipads were taken from john baldwin elementary tuesday night. they were sitting on a cart in a fifth grade classroom. each of the tablets sales for about $500. however, students are dealing with this taking it in stride. they say its better it happened in their class rather than someone else because they say they are mature enough to handle the loss. >>> berkeley school district plans to spend $2 million on campus shooting preventions. this will go toward armed intruder training. they also plan to add locks on classroom doors and buy public address systems and install livid quo -- live video cameras. >>> parents in south san francisco are outraged because of the issue of naked men on school campuses. the first incident happened on new years day at spruce elementary school. the most recent happened monday at south san francisco high. parents say

there was an extraordinary move to talk to his party of regents when there was word that some of those parliament members might defect to the opposition position, and they obviously backed him if they pushed through this amnesty law, but he's certainly on the defensive if the opposition does not accept this amnesty i'm not sure how they go forward, if they try to push through another bill in parliament or they agree to concessions. >> thank you. the dow sinking 189 points even though the federal reserve said the economy is strong enough to make another cut in its bond-buying stimulus program. so what gives here? let's talk to real money's ali velshi. good to see you, doctor. why are investors a bit sour. >> because they were listening to what was going on in the rest of the world. the fed said nothing about the turmoil that has been rattling investors. the fed itself is one of the reasons why these emerging markets are in trouble. the fed are pulling from these countries, places like india are falling and their banks are trying to reverse the slide, and it's not working. how long does

the plan will be discussed at the next uc board of regents meeting. >>> developing near l.a., 24 hoursare getting the upper hand on an explosive wildfire near the city of glendora. today crews are focused on putting out hot spots. flames are no longer spreading to populated neighborhoods. so far, 1700 acres have been blackened. 5 homes and 17 structures destroyed. >> it started off with a couple little embers, thought we were safe. really don't know right now. >> fema says it will reimburse up to 75% of certain firefighting costs. the colby fire is 30% contained. three men were arrested on starting the fire. police say what began with the campfire is now visible from space fueled by dry brush untouched by wildfire in 46 years. >>> 5:34. i can't remember the last time we had rain. when was it? >> it's been quite a while. we haven't had significant rainfall since december 9. that was the last time and even that wasn't much but it was a little over a year ago we had all that rain and we were thinking we go to see all kind of record levels of rainfall and then it shut down and here we are

graduate program in journalism at a christian college that i know of -- there may be others -- is at regent university. and so, and if you want to teach at the college, if you want to teach journalism at the college level, you have to have a graduate degree in journalism. so -- at least usually. it's usually in journalism. so it's unlikely that someone coming up within that system that's getting educated in a, you know, the mostly-liberal, mostly-secular higher education system in this country is suddenly going, you know, a lightbulb is going to go off, and they're going to have a world view that is any different other than the one that for the last 20 or 25 years in which they've been indoctrinated. so education should play a huge role, but from the very earliest stage, you know, we put our kids in public school systems, public universities. our journalists in particular end up going to public institutions that are secular, that don't have, you know, a christian world view. so it's pretty unlikely that those institutions are going to change that pattern. yes, sir. >> clip -- clint finish.

the new house two of the prince regent is going to get agenda is an ongoing costs such as youtube community is gathering again in two weeks getting sick meantime in the meantime we're in a situation as the words from our reporter at the beginning of the show where people are fighting the news distribution of food taking place at the refugee camp near near the airport michael currently. umm hmm we knew what was needed in the immediate term to put the fire out. i think it is with me in the debate is to take a longer interview me and the french and the other forces have been there for them over a month now that's not a long time in the grand scheme of things when in the country is falling apart around you that's the number one thing it's a little patience and work brian and secondly i think what's needed is to understand the successes as well as offenders. from what they would not talk to my friends incentive in bondi. many of them are saying that they feel a lot safer today than that of a month ago. many of them are saying that the french came in and prevent a bloodbath. that would have taken

the white house was is streaked with black bunting the regents were called and they marched onto the grounds with a torchlight parade. he was taken in the procession to the capital with the riderless horse, and the artillery up pennsylvania avenue. what jackie did for him, she never left him alone from the time he was killed. she rode with him in the car, at the emergency room table, rode with him and airforce one except for the photographs she sat next to the coffin the whole trip back here went with him to bethesda and waited 7:00 at night and tell for 30 in the morning when she finally took him home to the white house after the autopsy and involving. she said katy believe there was some silly little communist? he did not have the pleasure of dying for civil rights. she slept for a couple lovers then the she takes off the suit. the next day she planned everything a private religious ceremony by the coffin and accompanied him on the way back, the march to the funeral, it was her tribute to him she would stay with him to the grave. >> host: while she planned this is in dallas they tr

the campaign will be discussed at the uc board of regents meeting in san francisco next week as part of a presentation of the annual report on sustainable practices. the san francisco police department is searching for the people responsible for vandalizing a muni bus last month. you're looking at surveillance photos from december 20th on the muni- 37 line. the bus was stopped at haight and ashbury streets. at a red light, when a large yelling and banging on the windows. some of the windows were shattered while others were the latest on the fire burning in glendora outside of los angeles new video into kron four this morning. of that massive wildfire burning about 25-miles northeast of thirty-seven hundred residents have been evacuated and do not know when they will be able to return. right now the "colby fire" is 30-percent contained. the winds are expected to be calmer today for firefighters battling the fire in the san gabriel mountains. five homes have been destroyed. th mwholwheatoas♪ wita da of lt, one loveou mt ♪ t's thicarp. ye, les dou. les doiffent. but stlylet'do st. li th

today the uc board of regents are talking about the state's master plan to improve higher education. they are meeting this morning at the ucsf mission bay campus in san francisco. efforts to update the plan have focused on making transfer its easier and providing more outreach to students in kindergarten through 12th grade. university officials are also trying to spread the word about financial options and accessed a college education for social media. >>darya: the flu has claimed several more lives. kron4 has confirmed six more flu related deaths and the bay area. health officials say three of the deaths happened in contra costa county. we've learned there's another death in sonoma county reports of one new death in san francisco and san mateo counties. that brings the total number of flu related deaths in the bay area to 28. all these flu deaths happened during the flu season which began in october. highlights one of the major 20s. likely a false alarm. 20s. likely a false alarm. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that parker. w

all the regents of the world are at negative percent. >> stephane, thanks for that. >>> let's turn our attention to bond yields. just under 2796% on the ten-year treasury yield. we have been supported by the fact we've had strong trade helping the dollar up. we've got the fed minutes today. on the currency markets, kind of at you were, really. 1.36 level. dollar/yen, back up to 105. the dollar index doing well after that trade data came in stronger than expected, up at a one-month high. the adp jobs number out, as well. aussie/dollar, 0.8916. marketwise, sixuan is with us. hey, sixuan. >> thank you, ross. strong data from the u.s. boosted risk appetite in asia. the nikkei 225 let the gains jump 2% today. in china, the shanghai depositit ended at a low. the nasdaqs like china exports jumped over 3% today on reports saying beijing paved the way for insurance companies to invest in these tech start-ups. elsewhere, the hang seng index in hong kong had its best day in seven weeks. shoemaker surged after 17% after yesterday's jump on a better industry outlook. know that the stock plunged nea

the campaign will be discussed next week at the uc board of regents meeting in san francisco next week. >>> firefighters around the bay area are on heightened alert because of our dry weather. the san mateo county office of emergency services issued an extreme fire weather warning. anyone working outdoors advised to be cautious. people living in hilly areas should clear away dead or dry brush near their homes to reduce the fire risk. >>> a large fire burning in los angeles county has destroyed 20 plgs gud a guesthouse built on the estate of the heirs of singer sewing machine. the fire is only 30% contained. it forced the evacuation of 3700 people. only about half were allowed to return last night. many homeowners did not want to leave. >> it's materialistic. it's not anything except a structure. i'm insured. everybody can be rebuilt. at this moment, i don't feel like going. >> santa ana winds were fanning the flames but they have quieted down this morning. schools are closed in the area due to a smoke advisory. three men have been arrested on charges of recklessly starting the fire. th

. >> i serve on the use the board of regents, the california state university system board of trusteesthe problem for us is our success. as a consequence i'm going to dramatically change our behavior. so we've been debating about the new crisis is not the lack of state support for higher education. that is then subsidies. crisis is an overused word. nonetheless, we've cut, for example in the last 18 months you see budget and the cu at about $2 billion. as a consequence, everyone knows the last number of years. the last six years we have double tuition. with more than tripled since 2001. the concern now is quality because we are not paying faculty would other private universities and some other public universities are paying it becomes problematic. so all of these things are now creating an opportunity to have a different conversation. the conversation that sebastian has been on the forefront of another quote, unquote moocs. this time on trade idea of online education is taking shape and now a lot of traction in the debate is long overdue and formidable one. >> when he told me your own

and over 30 years at [applause] this year i submit a budget to once again freeze tuition and the regents institutions [applause] we need to reinforce with our students that if they borrow, they need to borrow only enough to pay the bills. the university of northern iowa is requiring all students receiving loans to participate in financial literacy programs, and it is working. last year's student debt at the university of northern iowa decreased by 8%. today i am calling on members of twaleg last year's student dead decrease paper said that does a university brother and i was. by calling on the legislature to reduce cost their families. what if more students could earn while they learn? a -- apprenticeships snell allowed just that opportunity by providing focused and streamline training. one of the positive outgrowth of our historic capitol investments made throughout the state is an increased demand for jobs. apprenticeship programs allow us to quickly and effectively train workers to meet this demand. the budget i proposed to you today triples support for apprenticeships programs. these

regents hospital in st.nnesota, had a record number of frostbite cases it has reported so far. and so far here in chicago schools are canceled as well as throughout much of region as well as tomorrow, and they're just hoping to keep people inside until it warm withs up at the end of the week. jenna and jon? jenna: garrett, thank you very much. appreciate you braving the cold and your crew, by the way, as always. thank you. jon: well, what starts off as a normal day pumping gas suddenly turns into a terrifying scene as this car sets off a dangerous chain reaction. >> how you feeling, camarota? >> it's cold out here. it's 7 degrees. >> what are we doing out here? >> we're supposed to be doing a tease for the show. >> well, we came out here so you didn't have to. >> great plan. >> you had enough? >> i have. >> me too. see you in a couple minutes. [ male announcer ] alka seltzer plus presents the cold truth. [ coughs, sneeze] [ sniffles ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [

the only four banks offering this service, regent's financial, fifth third, wells fargo and u.s.uncing they would be phasing out programs that offer advanced loans on customer's direct deposits. a bank provides an emergency loan of up to half the paycheck that's expected to clear on a certain date. when it does clear the bank pays itself back. 10 bucks on every 100 bucks borrowed. because the loan is only outstanding for a few days the interest is charged on a first window. it's repaid within ten days. its implied interest rate 365%. far higher than advertised. bringing about yet another problem. dependency. >> what we consider these loans to be is an entrance into a cycle of debt. again, long-term use, long-term reliance on triple digit interest rate credit. using these loans back-to-back again and again and that leads to long-term financial insecurity. if consumers don't have the money to repay a very high cost loan at their next paycheck, they're not going to have it back to back to back to back. >> consumers who dip into advanced deposits do it an average of eight times a yea

under pat't apply board of regents. that would impose an exhaustion requirement that is not appropriate here. >> would your argument also apply to fingerprinting? could you bring a lawsuit claiming that fingerprints that were taken from the same people that you just described are like wise unconstitutional because people were released and never charged? you've got this record that remains there after this occurs. the supreme court said fingerprints and d.n.a. are constitutionally the same for purposes of this setting. how can you distinguish between two? >> i do not read the case that they are the same. they share many common aaracteristics but it's factual matter, they're different. they are different technologies. footnote to kylo, we have to lies them differently. we could bring that suit and the analysis would then be whether fingerprinting, what are the interests there and the interests in finger printing are different.ly fingerprinting is supported by history. it is not at all -- it doesn't tell you -- you can't d