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. >> the basic concept is robbing peter to pay paul.ave a fund of new money coming in, and you use the new money to pay the old investors. but at a certain point, that has to stop. >> safer: gullibility is at the very core of this, correct? >> absolutely. i mean, history is filled with examples. >> safer: mister jay's library is replete with documents about cons, scams, and hoaxes of all kinds. amazing animals... >> and the cynocephalus was often featured on circus lots. and then, eventually people realized that the cynocephalus was a baboon wearing lederhosen. >> safer: (laughs) celebrated conmen, including count victor lustig... >> this is an original wanted poster of the count. one of the things he did in france was he was able to sell the eiffel tower for scrap metal. and he was able to do it twice, which is sort of wonderful. >> safer: mr. jay reports that over the years, people really have tried to sell the brooklyn bridge as well as nelson's column in trafalgar square in london. and in another cautionary tale, pigeons were both t

we can do better than robbing peter to pay paul. moving forward, the republican majority wants to eliminate hundreds of thousand if not millions more students from the pell grant program. the republican passed budget will do exactly that by cutting $98 billion from that program alone. to be sure, students and families continue to struggle to afford the cost of a college degree. skyrocketing college costs in recent years have eroded the purchasing power of the pell grant. forcing pell grant recipients to increase. their reliance on student loans next year's maximum pell grant award of $5785 will cover a smaller share of college cost since the start of the program. it's troubling to me to know that pell grant recipients are already more than twice as likely as other students to have student loans. in closing i want to say that this congress is working to reauthorize the higher education act. i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to value the pell grant program as a piece of the larger budget discussions and not limit themsel

we can do better than robbing peter to pay paul. the republican majority wants to eliminate hundreds of thousands if not millions more students from the program to program by cutting $98 billion by that program allowing. to be sure, students have continued to struggle to afford the cost of a college degree. skyrocketing college costs in recent years have eroded the purchasing power of the pell grant forcing the recipients to increase. the reliance on student loans. the maximum hellbent award of $5,785 will cover the smaller share of college cost in this part of the program. it's troubling today to note that program to recipients are already more than twice as likely as other students to have student loans. in closing i want to see that as the congress is working to reauthorize the higher education act, i urge my colleagues on both sides of the idol to value the program to program as a piece of the larger budget discussions and not to limit themselves to solving short-term funding problems with long-lasting cuts to student aid. with

we can do better than that at -- better than robbing peter to pay paul. forward the republican majority wants to eliminate hundreds of thousands, if not from the of students pell grant program. the republican passed a budget would do exactly that, cutting $98 billion from that program alone. to be sure, students and families continue to struggle to afford the cost of a college degree. skyrocketing college costs in recent years have you wrote it the purchasing power of the pell grant, forcing recipients to increase. they have increased reliance on student loans. next year's maximum pell grant award will cover the smallest share of college costs since the start of the program. it is troubling to me to know are held grant recipients already more than twice as likely as other students to have student loans. in closing, i wanted to say that as congress has worked to reauthorize the higher education act, i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to back the program as a piece of the larger public discussions and not limit themselves to solving short-term

so you're going to rob from peter to pay paul because washington can't get out of its own way. >> breakingoining in, what do they have to look forward to? >> there are reforms to make on this issue, on retirement. how about for those who haven't entered service yet? but don't make trust for those who have. >> love having you here. from g.i. jane to scrooge, jane fonda's charity isn't in the giving spirit. wait until you hear the last time her foundation actually made a donation. and she made a surprise appearance on my first day. now sherry shepherd is back. what is going to happen this time? it's going to get crazy around here, so stick around. ♪ ♪ >>> time for news by the numbers. first, zero. that's how many donations jane fonda's charity has made in the last five years, even though it has $800,000 in the bank. experts say this could mean trouble with the irs. she wouldn't be to fond of that. next, $252,000. that's how much union groups paid msnbc ed schultz between 2012 and 2013. the money was turned over to charity, but he was still paid to push a pro-labor agenda. >>> finally, 92. th

how to fund the retirement plans and take money from peter to pay paul. we were robbing from product development which kept us competitive to the point where the jews cannot lay any more golden eggs. now that we have the structure of the company properly stated, we have a allen sheet. we are focused on profitability of the core business. at the same time focusing on brands and marketing. we are a hard-core business again. we're still one of the biggest private pension land in the world. >> one of the things that was agreed to in the restructuring was a two-tiered wages system. tell us how that is working now with new hires working alongside veteran employees who are getting paid more than the new workers. >> let me cast it this way. i thought we needed to open up a new chapter in industrial rent relations -- in industrial regulations. this is nothing like a crisis to bring focus to a particular issue. what i asked, the washington post said i was either a neophyte or a visionary. they tended to gravitate toward neophytes. mike ought was that no increases for four years wo

rob other sent out pings through a thick salt layer making it tricky. what we got back was over 50 million points. >> university of illinois professor peter doyle headed it upment >> it's a dataset uplike any other. >> the data processed inside cave-2 provides insight as to what sort of life can be takened. >> that will do it for the news on al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. you can catch the latest news online at aljazeera.com. news at the top of every hour, have a good evening.

how to fund the retirement plans and take money from peter to pay paul. we were robbing from product development which kept us competitive to the point where the jews cannot lay any more golden eggs. now that we have the structure of the company properly stated, we have a allen sheet. we are focused on profitability of the core business. at the same time focusing on brands and marketing. we are a hard-core business again. we're still one of the biggest private pension land in the world. >> one of the things that was agreed to in the restructuring was a two-tiered wages system. tell us how that is working now with new hires working alongside veteran employees who are getting paid more than the new workers. >> lemmie casted this way. - let me cast it this way. i thought we needed to open up a new chapter in industrial rent relations -- in industrial regulations. this is nothing like a crisis to bring focus to a particular issue. what i asked, the washington post said i was either a neophyte or a visionary. they tended to gravitate toward neophytes. mike ought was that no i

peter. i don't think he could hear me. >>> tonight at 9:00 pm eastern, cnn will air a powerful documentary. unreal dream tells the story of michael morton robbedttacked and killed in their texas home. he was at work at the time and he had no motive, yet he was charged, tried and convicted for murder. now freed with the help from the innocence project, morton spoke with cnn's chris cuomo. >> i am probably the personification of that old axiom you remember from school, you can't prove a negative. how do you prove you didn't do something? >> how rough was it inside? >> i never liked it but i got used to it. >> how long did it take you? >> probably 14 or 15 years. >> 14 or 15 years? >> to get to where i was used to it. >> are the first years the hardest? >> the first years are hard just because it's a shock and it's new and it's constant adjustment, constant recalibra tcht recalibration. >> you say you always knew you would get out. >> faith that i knew i was right, that i wasn't guilty and this would work out or just i didn't know how deep i was in. >> morton was exonerated in 2011 thanks to dna testing, testing that was not available back in 198