sarah goldrick-rab discussed possible solutions to rising tuition cost. former state department official mary thompson jones talked about thousands of leaked diplomatic cables. and face the nation moderator john dickerson remembered moments in presidential campaigns. in coming weeks, columbia university law professor explains the way society has been shaped by advertising. , capitol co-founder, inequality to growth. and discussing the career of former federal reserve chairman alan greenspan. and former goldman sachs president talks about her experiences as an undocumented immigrant. >> when my visa expired at age 14 my mother was very reluctant to talk about that and reluctant to tell me about my visa having expired and once my visa was expired, us being unable to renew it because of our financial circumstances had changed and also because it was a turn visa and i had been studying in the u.s. i was 14-year-old girl, never asked to come here and here i am now having to understand what it means that my visa is expired. >> afterwards, on book t vchv. and yo

temple university professor sarah goldrick-rab discusses her book, paying the price on the rising cost of higher education. >> good afternoon, sara, how are you today? >> i'm good. thank you for having me here. >> i loved your book, so chockful of important data and very complex data about the implications of financial aid and income in being able graduate college. >> it was so readable. can i have a quote. this book is intended to be a wakeup call. it brings the lives of students pursuing college degrees front and center and unveils their financial struggles. ensuring that the american public has a clear sense of how and why financial aid is failing to get students to graduation and this will help us find effective some issues. what drove you to do this study? >> well, this particular study really came out of a longstanding set of research of mine why some people finish college and other people don't. i've been interested in that question for much of my career. and one of the things that experts have said matters for how students do in college is money. but at the same time, whenever