in state tuition in texas is 398. it's 19,000 for undocumented. more than double. you are saying if you are not prepared to give in state tuition, you may put someone out college. >> many have the same formula. community colleges, places you need to go, they have structure less. >> i'll leave this, i have consensus, we better end the show. thank you all for your time. >> straight ahead violence ben >>> before we go i want to share this thought - palestinians are stabbing israelis, israelis firing back. why is it happening now. many fear they are trying to take over the temple mount. the al-aqsa, the third holiest site in islam, and revered by jews as a place where ancient temples stood before they were destroyed. israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu insists that the palestinians are wrong, there's on the temple mount and anyone that says otherwise is inciting violence, and accused palestinian president mahmoud abbas of lying about the fate of a 13-year-old boy accused of stabbing the boy. mahmoud abbas said the boy was killed. and binyamin netanyahu said the b

in state tuition in texas is 398. it's 19,000 for undocumented. more than double. you are saying if you are not prepared to give in state tuition, you may put someone out college. >> many have the same formula. community colleges, places you need to go, they have structure less. >> i'll leave this, i have consensus, we better end the show. thank you all for your time. >> straight ahead violence ben >> as violence intensifies. >> the growing israeli perception is that no place is safe. >> get the latest news in-depth. >> we decided we should stand up for what we believe and defend ourselves. >> mr. netanyahu is playing with fire. this fire is dangerous for both our people. >> stay with al jazeera america for continuing coverage. >>> before we go i want to share this thought - palestinians are stabbing israelis, israelis firing back. why is it happening now. many fear they are trying to take over the temple mount. the al-aqsa, the third holiest site in islam, and revered by jews as a place where ancient temples stood before they were destroyed. israeli prime minister

state tuition even in new york, i mean, it's a bit. it's not punitive. >> i think it's -- well with, you think the state colleges actually are a lot more expensive than they used to be, certainly when i was going to college. and for somebody who comes from a family who doesn't have money, it can be prohibitive and to take out that -- have that amount of debt when you come out, especially into an economy that doesn't have a lot of great paying jobs, i think it's a real burden to put on certain people and then other people don't have that same burden. >> i he think that the argument can be made that and millions of americans have done it. that you can get a good education but you must work for it. and there is a lot of scholarship money available here in new york city, poor minority students who perform well can get free college tuition and that's the case in a lot of places. but, to demand free college for all americans on the community college and state college level will bankrupt the nation. it is an astronomical expense. astronomical.

you come to america, get legal driver's licenses, in-state tuition breaks, obamacare subsidies, freehildhood education and free child care/health care. at what point are we just not admitting that we are rewarding illegal activity and it is in direct conflict to the laws of the land? >> you know, sean, first of all of let me just say that i understand how emotional this issue is and how the vast majority of people watching us right now feel that exactly the list that you enumerated is offensive to them, to the extent that they'll be motivated to vote for a candidate like donald trump. probably donald trump because i think that he will be the republican nominee. let me just take for 15 seconds the other side of the story. remember the undocumented immigrants, the 11 million or more who are here, they do pay a lot in taxes and let me explain how. according to the congressional budget office, they pay more into the federal treasury than they take out. they pay sales tax. they pay property tax. they pay gift tax. they pay income tax to phony accounts. they pay social security tax to acco

tuition to undocumented immigrants. where do you stand on that? >> my plan would support any state that takes that position. >> here with analysis, author of the book "a disgrace to the profession," mark steyn. let me sum it up, democrats want to confiscate wealth. you get free everything under their plan. >> yes. >> only black lives matter, mark. they said so last night. hillary reminded us often she's a woman. very important point that came out of the debate last night. climate change -- >> i never knew that. >> climate change is a bigger problem than putin, iran and isis, and no wonder that joy behar was aroused watching the debate. your thoughts. >> yeah. i mean, what i find with all of this the whole rationale for joe biden getting in is that bernie sanders is too far to the left. on that stage last night, with the exception of jim wb, everyone was too far to the left. the idea that this is a party of scoop jackson democrats who need to be -- rein in the craziness of bernie sanders. they're all ready to join him, all of them are ready to join him on the socialist's ledge. by t

in tennessee, most of the state tuitions are $8,000 or $9er,000. many of the best state universities are state institutions. you're entitled to your pell grant you you are a expwiel ento your direct loan. in tennessee there's the hope scholarship in almost every one of the students at the university of knoxville has one. where the perkins loan has been useful has been at the expensive private clenls. if it is $50,000 to go to a private college, you can get your pell grant, get your direct loan, get a second loan and then you can get a perkins loan. and then you can end up being in the newspaper for having borrowed so much he that people write articles in "the wall street journal" about how we've create add circumstance where students are overborrowing and pay back their student loans. so i think the lyle is the quesy is, should taxpayers spend money over the years to make it possible for a student to go to a $50,000 a year school or should taxpayers spend that money to create a year-round pell grant and additional pell grants for low-income students

texas had great in-state tuition.s right down the street from where i went to school in san antonio. texas was the best option to go to college but i always had an eye to move to new york. i moved to new york with no job, just some clips from a newspaper. i came here three months before 9/11. brian: what were those early months like and what kind of a job did you have? amy: it was really hard. i don't know what was harder, trying to find aapartment or find a job. it was really difficult because no one wanted a roommate if you didn't have a job. i eventually got a job at conde nast. the magazine publisher. they called me a rover, you move around from different magazines doing temporary work. then i got a job as an editorial assistant at "house and garden" magazine. i have to say i was pretty out-of-place in that building. they publish "vogue" and all these fancy fashion magazines. i felt out of place. i had never paid more than $30 for a pair of jeans. i just thought, this new york -- i don't fit in here. and then i go

in state college tuition for illegals and undocuments workers they get obamacare subsidy. how are you going to pay for that? >> not in that order. first of all, you know this is a debate, obviousry for people like me. and not for you guys. >> it's not- >> no. no. >> this is a primary debate, preaching to the choir. democrats are very left of center. >> how will you possibly, wait a minute. how will the country that has ten, now $20 trillion in debt, pay for he this social welfare they've laid out? free college for undocumented immigrants? free health care? free everything? how are you going to pay for that? >> one of the things you have to as republicans give hillary credit for is that she gave power to the states. >> how are the states? >> i'm not running for office, sean. i am not running for office. the plan hillary set forth as well as bernie with regard to free college with hillary clinton's man outlined a bit of tonight she talked about a reduction in interest rates for those borrowing then -- >> more money, more taxpayer dollars. >> going to get college to pay for i

president. >> two of your rivals, governor o'malley and senator sanders want to provide in-state college tuition to undocumented immigrants. where do you stand on that? >> i would encourage states to do the same thing. >> you believe undocumented immigrants should get in-state college tuition? >> if their states agree, then we want more states to do the same. >> and we actually did this in my state of maryland. [ applause ] and a lot of the xenophobes, like some that we've heard, like donald trump, that carnival barker in the republican party tried to mischaracterize it as free tuition for illegal immigrants. but we took our case to the people when it was petitioned to referendum and we won with 58% of the vote. the more our children learn, the more they will earn and that's true of children who have yet to be naturalized but will become children. >> you served as two years of the chairman while veterans died while awaiting health care. you and senator mccain ultimately addressed the issue. why did it take 18 inspector general reports and a cnn investigation and others before you and your collea

. >> do you believe undocumented immigrant should get in-state college tuition? anderson, we actually did this in my state of maryland. >> you see every other major country providing health care to all people. >> always republicans or their sympathizers who say, you can't have paid leave, you can't provide health care. i know we can afford it, because we'll make the wealthy pay for it! david: we counted 14 of big new plans. how will everybody pay to grow the economy and grow jobs? joining me director of financial regulations studies at cato institute, mark calabria. down hall editor, katie pavlich and democratic strategist, chris kofinis. mark, let me go with you first. didn't we start this with stimulus growing economy and didn't work out too well. >> in 2009 we tried it. '30s we tried it. didn't work out too well. tried it with lyndon johnson. we have long record trying keynesian stimulus. not just democrats. nixon tried a stimulus program and they all failed terribly. why we want to go back to these policies is mystery to me. david: chris, trillions of dollars

in-state florida students have the lowest tuition. of any state in the eyes states -- in the united states. we have a bright future scholarship program that is merit-based. any person that has a gpa of ask y gets aan sat of full ride. you still have to pay the out-of-pocket costs. we put a cap on tuition. we started it, but it has been enhanced dramatically under governor scott, we now have a -- dramatically under governor scott, we now have a system where schools are measured on outcomes. universities have to produce what we expect them to. [applause] we measure degree completion for public universities in six years. why don't we call it a six-year degree? credit hours. 12 i don't have sympathy for this, i graduated in two years. i worked. i was motivated. i was madly in love with my wife of 42 years now. i wanted to get going with my life. not a lot of kids don't get lucky like i did but you can graduate and work. 18 hours, that would be a big load for college. get it -- you could not get it like that because professors do not teach

in florida we have the lowest in-state tuition of any state.ere is accountability, as john said. let the states do this. you will create a much better graduation rate and wouldn't give the next generation the recourse on their back. >> it is broken, it is not working. >> governor john kasich, we have to move on. >> we can let them -- eliminate some of their debt. >> governor bush, daily fantasy sports has become a phenomenon in this country. it will award billions in prize money this year. to play you have to assess your odds, wait for a situation that is out of your control. isn't that the definition of federal government -- >> i'm 7 and 0 in my fantasy league. gronkowski is still going strong. marco is my quarterback, he was 18 for 19 last week. so i'm doing great, but we're not gambling. this is something that needs to be looked at in terms of regulation. effectively it is day trading. when you have insider information which is apparently the case where people use that information and use big data to try to take advantage of it, there has to

game in the national league the iowa board of regents went several years without raising tuition at the state's three public universities. now the board could bump the cost of college for a second time this year. the increase was discussed regent are proposing a 3- percent increase to under-grad tuition for the 2016-2017 school year. earlier this year the regents approved a 3-percent increase for students at u-n-i and iowa state. that jump goes into affect during the upcoming spring semester. the board won't make a final vote on this latest increase until the december. there's another career in high demand right now... and will be for several years. and as angie sharp tells us what it is.. "watch and listen... this classroom is quiet -- i had to sign a statement saying that i would not use my voice. period. not meant for ears -- but eyes... hands -- working hard for the hard of hearing. my name is courtney. courtney erickson just started at scott community college to become a sign language interpreter. i'm a single mom. my son's one year old. it's a lot easier to commute 10 minutes away than an

hike with big changes including tuition highs for in-state and out-of-state students, with schedules and campus funding based on graduation. the panel said the system can for longerry lie on state funding, talk of the tuition hike is likely to spark opposition from students would say it is already too high. trustees will discuss the recommendations next month. >> bankrupt college is liable for $530 million in student loans. the school system operated hundreds of campuses including a college here in california and a judge ruled the school misled students about future job prospects and lured students who take out high interest loans to enroll. the college shut down leaving many students thousands in debt. some are eligible to have the debt wiped away through the department of education. >> alaska airlines is recovering after computer programs caused delays last night. airline officials say the technical problems impact the passengers' check in and prenight departure. the problem has been resolved and a check of local airport show know delays. >> we

in-state florida students have the lowest tuition. of any state in the eyes states -- in the united states. we have a bright future scholarship program that is merit-based. any person with a gpa of x ans s at of y give a full ride. you still have to pay the out-of-pocket costs. we put a cap on tuition. we started it, but it has been enhanced or medically under --ernor scott, we now have a dramatically under governor scott, we now have a system where schools are measured on outcomes. they have to produce what we expect them to. [applause] decree -- degree completion for public universities -- we measure it in six years. what a week holiday six your t we call it adon' six-year degree? i don't have sympathy for this, i graduated in two years. i worked. i was motivated. i was madly in love with my wife of 42 years now. i wanted to get going with my life. i don't know why kids are lucky like i was. you can graduate and work. 18 hours, that would be a big load for college. in manyot get that schools because professors do not teach the same w

they promised a lot of goodies, everything from debt-free college to in-state tuition for illegal immigrantshat they wanted the rich to pay for all of these things that they're promising. but of course, as we all know, it is our children and our grandchildren who will be paying for all of these things and our national debt, which currently stands at $18.5 trillion, nobody bothered to mention that yesterday. that is something that we will all have to pay for, and that is a result of politicians in washington promising all kinds of things that they cannot afford and spending money on all kinds of things that we don't have money for. >> i just want to ask you, your candidate made a recent claim that he was held at gunpoint at a fast food restaurant in baltimore in the '80s. police say they can't find a record about it. this came after he made comments about putin, president abbas and the iranian ayatollah all going to school together in the '60s. politifact called these ridiculous. why is he telling these stories? >> first of all, i think a lot of the quotes that dr. carson has been portrayed a

state pension system. connecticut struggling right now with slower than expected economic growth. >>> and the youth university of connecticut also facing their own budget deficit, meaning students will have to pay more in tuition next year. so how much more? that's going to be worked out right now in-state students pay about $25,000, that's tuition and board together. >>> happening today, new york city's health commissioner will unveil details for the next chapter of the take care new york program. the program was launched in 2004 under mayor bloomberg to improve the health of all new yorkers. the new initiative called take care new york 2020 is expected to set equity targets for closing gaps between the most and the least healthy communities. >>> 4:51 right now. still to come, it's a celebration today and it actually could mean free breakfast. >>> plus, a wild scene. a military balloon breaks free and flies dangerously close to homes. how this all ended. >>> welcome back. 4:53 looking at the grand central parkway. 68 degrees. nice temperature there. well, today is national oatmeal day. and to celebrate, quaker is giving away 1 million free bowls of oatmeal. to get yours, all you have to do is head to the quak

to do the same thing. >> you believe undocumented immigrants should get in-state college tuitionate of maryland. [ applause ] and a lot of the xenophobes, like some that we've heard, like donald trump, that carnival barker in the republican party tried to mischaracterize it as free tuition for illegal immigrants. but we took our case to the people when it was petitioned to referendum and we won with 58% of the vote. the more our children learn, the more they will earn and that's true of children who will yet to be naturalized but will become children. >> you served as two years of the chairman while veterans died while awaiting health care. why did it take 18 inspector general reports and a cnn investigation and others before you and your colleagues took action? >> well, i was chairman for two years. and when i was chairman, we did take action. what we did is pass a $15 billion piece of legislation, which brought in many, many new doctors and nurses into the v.a. so that veterans in this country could get the health care when they needed it and not be on long waiting lines. and t

the panel said the system can no longer rely on state funding and talk of the tuition headache will spark opposition from those who say it is too high. trustees discussion the recommendations next month. >> the navigation has the three most dangerous we enter says for pedestrians and bicycleist. first is the intersection at mission and 12th street and south van ness the crossing has 17 lanes of traffic and seven crosswalks. the intersection between market and highway 101 can be treacherous. the onramp for 101 has been involved in 42 collisions between 2005 and 2012. three is the intersection between portrero and 16th between 2012 and 2013 pedestrians were hit by cars here and one of them was killed. >> a driver is involving after a car crash in san francisco. police say two vehicles collided just before midnight near bat friday and bush -- near and bush street. in word at cause of the crash. >> there will be a fundraiser today for the family of a san jose man shot and killed while celebrating a milestone in his career. he was shot on saturday while outside the lu beer club and restaurant

in-state florida students have the lowest tuition. of any state in the eyes states -- in the united states. we have a bright future scholarship program that is merit-based. any person with a gpa of x ans s at of y give a full ride. you still have to pay the out-of-pocket costs. we put a cap on tuition. we started it, but it has been enhanced or medically under --ernor scott, we now have a dramatically under governor scott, we now have a system where schools are measured on outcomes. they have to produce what we expect them to. [applause] decree -- degree completion for public universities -- we measure it in six years. what a week holiday six your t we call it adon' six-year degree? i don't have sympathy for this, i graduated in two years. i worked. i was motivated. i was madly in love with my wife of 42 years now. i wanted to get going with my life. i don't know why kids are lucky like i was. you can graduate and work. 18 hours, that would be a big load for college. in manyot get that schools because professors do not teach the same w

. >>> with a state budget in place, the trustees of the new hampshire community college system are freezing tuition for the year keeping in-state prices at $200 per credit. the community college system has not raised tuition since 2012 and actually lowered the cost last year. sean: everybody is talking about this. hurricane joaquin continues to pound the bah bah -- bahamas. they are issuing mandatory evacuation orders. some people are trapped. phone and power service has been knocked out in many areas. more than a foot of rain could fall on the bahamas before the storm finally pulls away. of course the big money question is after it leaves the bahamas, where is it going? kevin: it looks like most of the maps here have been trending farther out to sea with each run which is good news. it has not been moving much. a front making its way to the east coast has been slowly attempting to slide the thing farther out to sea. continues. that's a promising sign up and down the east coast. even cooler, breezy forecast for us today. temperatures as highs in the 50's. i think that's the trend for the weekend. w

the state budget now in place, the trustees of the new hampshire community college are now freezing tuition for the year keeping in state prices at $200 per credit. the community college system has not raised tuition since 2012. they actually lowered the cost last year. sean: where will he go? hurricane joaquin continues to pound the bahamas with winds of 135 miles per hour. the prime minister has issued mandatory evacuation orders as surging waters reach the windows. phone and power service has been knocked out. more than a foot of rain could fall before the storm pulls away. the question is exactly where it will head from here. looks like at this point heading out to sea? kevin: i think that's where most of the major maps that are trustworthy looking three or four days out is trending at this point. it is to put it farther away. that is nothing but good news up and down the coast. there's plenty of rain in the carolinas. they can see six to ten inches of rain. nothing related to joaquin itself. it is going to be a cool, breezy pattern. weekend in the 50's. the closest pass will be several

licensing restrictions are eased in order to open up more treatment facilities around the state as well as offering tuition assistance to people profession. a candlelight vigil is at the commons to remember spaulding. she was staying at rivera hotel and organizers are focusing not on what killed tarmey, but -- multiple people are dead in oklahoma. the queen of tec if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage but with american-made we can save money and spur innovation to create it all starts >> welcome back, folks. 6:11. you're looking live at route 3 and 25 in a rather wet meredith. how much sun we get later today with your extended forecast in just a few minutes. >> you just don't expect this on a happy day on a parade. amy: the death toll in the oklahoma state homecoming parade at 4. a two-year-old boy was the fourth person to die in the hospital there. at least 44 other people were injured, the driver you saw her there. 25-year-old adaisha chambers in custody on a dui char

tuition to undocumented immigrants. where do you stand on that? >> my plan would support any state that takes that position. >> here with analysis, author of the book "a disgrace to the profession," mark steyn. let me sum it up, democrats want to confiscate wealth. you get free everything under their plan. >> yes. >> only black lives matter, mark. they said so last night. hillary reminded us often she's a woman. very important point that came out of the debate last night. climate change -- >> i never knew that. >> climate change is a bigger problem than putin, iran and isis, and no wonder that joy behar was aroused watching the debate. your thoughts.

state pension system. connecticut is struggling with slower than expected economic growth. >>> the university of connecticut is also facing a budget deficit. that means students may have to pay more in tuition next year. how much more, well, that will be worked out over the next couple months. right now in-state students pay about $25,000 in tuition and board. >>> a council marin in queens wants to ban smoking in new york city public housing buildings. councilman donovan richards wants to ban smoking in units that gets city subsidy ies subsidies, tax breaks, or loans. richards says he's concerned about the effects of second-hand smoke. thghat legislation is being introduced today. if it gets approved, it would cover tens of thousands of units over the next ten years. >>> well, the military is launching an investigation into how a surveillance balloon broke loose in maryland. the unmanned balloon remained in the air for more than three hours as it floated into pennsylvania. people on ground snapped pictures and recorded video as it passed overhead. >> i looked up into the sky and see this white thing. it looked like a goodyear blimp at first. proceeded to follow it around my house, watching

tuition hikes. officials from russia, united states, saudi arabia and turkey talks.or iran left out of discussions. is grilled in washington. the presidential candidate deflects republican criticism of handling of the deadly benghazi consulate attack. it is time for a business update. by steven carroll. we will start with the super s.rio effect on stock market reporter: this is the chief of central bank giving investors something to be cleary e.b.c. will do more to help the economy. we are seeing more gains all up by over 1%. some on top of 2%. services showing better than expected growth in september. all good news on the stock markets. now the american market have results from the company none at google the name for the new parent company has been changed. pretty impressive 45% jump in profits. rise in the saw a number flagging on mobile adds first since it changed the name. to a record high. it was boosted by the share buy giving money back to the shareholders. $ $5,099, 019, a 513, 59 is the square root of 26. that is why they close that. a look at e on to other business headlines for you. good

according to the economic policy institute, it's cheaper to pay for four years of in-state college tuitionn to hire a nanny for your child's earlier years. parents in bingingham new york is paying more. and pumpkin pie alert. >> 0 ex. >> if it's your favorite treat at thanksgiving you might want to start stockpiling the cans of filling. the chicago tribune, yeah, reports that thanks to record rainfall and a crop watch out back in june, the canned pumpkin manufacturer libby could produce a third less and once they're sold out, guys, that's it. >> that's it. >> oh, until the next harvest. >> that's a big deal. >> yeah, that's a big deal. and shah is saying my granddaughter turns three today. >> oh. >> hip birthday. >> i agree, the daycare center is so expensive after the show, i'll be selling hot dogs outside of the building. >> don't have the price too high. >> thanks, jo. >> thanks, charles. >> donald trup taking a swing at george w. bush saying the iraq war, a quote, disaster, those comments are sure to upset a whole lot of folks. and russia in syria, there are reports it's intercepting u

tuition is $31,000. for public universities the annual tab is $23,000 for out of state finishes. in state residents pay more than $9,000. utica college in new york and rose mont college having a tuition reset. a 40% tuition mark down is almost an unbelievable step. how does the math work? joining us are leaders of both schools. dr. todd hutten president of utica college and dr. sharon hersh. thanks for being here and welcome to both of you today. >> our pleasure. >> thank you. >> todd, the idea of being able to cut tuition by 40% most schools say there is not a chance to come up with that. how do you cut 40%? what is the math? the math is you reduce your tuition and your discount race. the key is you need to guarantee students and family savings. we have seen prices escalate across the country. we have had escalations. our families simply are hitting a ceiling that they can no longer afford. so we are guaranteeing every student and family a minimum of $1,000. next year's freshman will save $6,900 in tuition and fees with 8,000 with room and board. >> when you hear numbers like th

quality childcare costs more than college tuition in many states.he minimum wage is a poverty wage. millions of americans are held back by student debt. at a time when more women than ever are their families' main breadwinners, too often they do not get equal pay. and women of color earn less than others, right? and just this week, the department of labor released new data showing that as our economy gets stronger, men's pay is going up more than twice as fast as women's pay. at one of my town halls in nevada, they called him a little girl sitting with her father. you never know what kids are going to ask you. this little girl said, if you are a girl president, will you be paid as much as a boy president? [cheering and applause] ms. clinton: i said, i think so. i think that's in the law. [laughter] ms. clinton: but i think of the single mom i met, who is juggling a job and classes at a community college while raising her free -- her three kids on her own. she is doing what she has to to give her children a better life, and she doesn't expect anythin

make happen as president, to see that every public college and university in america is tuition-free. united statesa remains the only major country on earth -- that does not guarantee health care to all people as a right. and that is why i strongly support our country moving toward a medicare for all single-payer program. >> that all sounds good on the campaign trail. but the "wall street journal" added up the price tag of all of sanders' new and expanding programs. $15 trillion pays for medical for all, a single-payer health care plan. $1.2 trillion for increasing benefits and shoring up social security. $1 trillion for an infrastructure program, rebuilding roads, bridges and airports. $750 billion for tuition-free public schools. and more favorable refinancing of student debt. $319 billion for paid family leave and medical leave. $29 billion to prevent companies from cutting pensions. $5.5 billion to create one million jobs for disadvantaged youth and a child care pre-k proposal that's on the way. still to come, all of that adds up to $18 trillion of new spending over a decade. that's the largest

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have college degrees a year ago, starbucks partnered with arizona state university's online program to cover the cost of their worker's tuition for four years. now more than four-thousand baristas are already going to school for free thanks to the new program. full-time and part-time employees who don't yet have a bachelor's degree are eligible. the company plans to spend at least 250-million to help 25-thousand employees graduate in the next decade. tim:it's been nearly 6 years since the track ahletes at bishop heelan have had a place to call home. but that's soon to be no longer true. some final touches are being done on heelan's new outdoor track and field, crews were laying out the all weather surface today bishop heelan was unable to host any track and field events last season and heelan activities director jason pratt says it'll be nice to be the home team for a change we've been transporting them all over tlast couple of years because the track was condemned, we physically could not run on it. so ti's exciting for the kids, they're excited for the spring so it'll be nice for the kids to get out here and have somewhat o

>> if you have children in florida,, in-state students have the lowest tuition in any country and any state in the united states. it's because we have two things, a bright future scholarship program that's merit-based and any person with a gpa gets a full ride. it's a full ride to go to school. and we put a cap on tuition. we now have a system where schools are measured on outcomes. universities have to produce what they expect them to. we measured degree completion for public universities with full-time equipment students we measured the completion in six years. why do we call it a six-year degree? full-time equivalent students need 12 credit hours. i don't have a lot of sympathy for this. i was madly in love with my wife 42 years now. we congratulate and work. 18 hours. i that would be a big load for college. he couldn't get those credits now in many schools because teachers, professors don't teach the same way they might have back in the past but 18 hours assume for the moment you studied for every hour that you took. i don't remember that but maybe i did. i don't remember in my ad

quality child care costs more than college tuition in many states.cans are held back by student debt. and at a time when more women than ever are their family's main bread-winners, too often they still don't get equal pay. and women of color earn less than others, right? and just this week, the department of labor released new data showing that as our economy gets stronger, men's pay is going up more than twice as fast as women's pay. you know, in one of my town halls in nevada, i called on a little girl who was sitting with her father. and you never know what kids are going to ask you, which is why i try to call on at least one, if they're in my town hall. and this little girl stood up, and she said, "if you're a girl president, will you be paid as much as a boy president?" [ cheers and applause ] i said, "well, i think so." i think that's in the law. but i think of the single mom i met who's juggling a job and classes at a community college while raising her three kids on her own. she's doing what she has to to give her children a better life, and

starbucks partnered with arizona state university to cover the cost of their worker's tuition for 4 years. the company plans to spend at least to help 25,000 employees $250 million graduate in the next decade. steve: that is a pretty good deal. taking a live look outside at one of the dot traffic cameras. kevin: frank scaglione is in for john. frank: one more nice day and that things are going to start to change a little bit. this picture sent in from steve simpson in clive of the fall colors. a pile of leaves but all different shades going on there. 57 in des moines, a little cooler in ames. mid 40's out to the west along highway 71. beautiful downtown skycam looking at the city lights. dew point at 56. winds are currently light. those will be changing as we head through the day tomorrow. if you clouds up to the north of we widen things out. high pretty much dominating our weather pattern and it will for the next several days as it moves off to the south. then a cold front will move through and that will mean some really chilly temperatures. there is the thursday planner. waking up tomor

what we have to say, if we want to compete, we've got to have colleges and universities tuition-free in the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: another idea that i think is something i have not -- this is something i've never heard before. you want to make post offices into banks. >> well, what i want to see -- >> jimmy: provide banking at the post office. >> we have millions and millions of low-income people who have to go to payday lenders and pay outrageous interest rates. they're getting ripped off right and left. we can have our postal service provide modest banking to low-income people where they can cash their checks and they can do banking. i think it will help the post office, ititill help millions of >> jimmy: it's very interesting idea. i have -- what is your stance on marijuana? [ laughter ] >> here's my stance. and this is a really serious issue. we have more people in jail today than any other country on earth. you all know that? we have large numbers of lives that have been destroyed because of this war on drugs. and because people were caught smoking marijuana and