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. >>> citibank fined $4 million for shady student loan practices. the protection bureau says they misled borrowers believing they were ineligible for interest they paid on loans. they incorrectly charged bank fees to borrowers in school. marcus and laura, back to you. >> relief for a lot of people hoping to pay off student loans. thanks, landon. >>> landon was talking about uber, but lyft tries to get you away from the malls on black friday. they are offering one free ride, up to $10 from certain bay area parks. they are trying to get more people outside. this is a partnership with rei, which also closed and encouraged workers to spend the day outside. >> let's see what kind of weather it is going to be outside. another nice day? >> it is going to be a really nice day. sunshine, warmer temperatures. cupertino is going to see the highs rise into the mid-70s today. a few clouds in the mix but really nice. we'll talk about what's ahead with slight rain chances in the forecast, coming up. >>> this live look shows the nimitz moving well by the coliseum. 880 south through frem

student reported that he pulled off her hijab head scarf in school on wednesday. the school system calls the incident inappropriate, and unacceptable. northern virginia bureau chief peggy fox has been out talking to students, and has more where this incident happened. >> i talked to several students who know this teacher. they say it's a huge mistake. they say he came up behind her, and that she was wearing a hoody over her hijab. they say he was reaching for her hoody, because hoods and hats are not allowed still, this incident has sparked outrage. >> in all honesty, i'm horrified. >> reporter: two of the women leaders at the falls church mosque say they're reaching out to the high school senior at lake braddic who posted this. so my hijab was pulled off today by a teacher i appreciated, and valued. then said, oh, your hair is so pretty, and tried to play it off, like it's a joke, when clearly he should have known better. she says she felt infuriated, upset, and shock. >> another human being was violated. their rights were violated. a female was violated. her body was violated because she has the right to cover whatever portion of her body she chooses, and

. >>> fallout for the president and the ucla students flooding social media. "the washington post" bureau chief who was freed after spending 545 days in prison by the iranians posted this tweet. my dad was dead when the u.s. negotiated my release, but if he was alive, he would have been appreciative of all efforts to get me out. if he was less than gracious about it, i doubt barack obama would have needed to pull one of these. >> adam schiff, the president would have left american students in a foreign jail because the families didn't lavish sufficient praise on him. how can someone in such a big office be so small. democratic congressman, intensity of dd's infantile attacks correlates with skin color. >>> new this morning, roy moore standing by his demand that gloria allred turn over information to be examined by forensic investigators. the 1977 yearbook is owned by beverly nelson who claims moore assaulted her. he wrote in her yearbook, calling her beautiful and signing it with love. he previded over the divorce case and claims it was forged from a court document. >> they forged the nam

. >> city bank is set to pay more than $6 million fine for illegal student loan practices, the consumer financial protection bureauty bank charged incorrect late fees and interest, $3 million will go back to the affected borrowers. >>> your facebook profile probably says more about you than you might think >> materialistic people send than nonmaterial listening people and more likely to compare their lives to the lives their friend with on social media. go figure. experts are calling this something called the social online self regulation theory. so this is sort of something >> it's a thing now. >> it's sort of like in the journal of da, because any time you have somebody who wants to be friends with everyone, there's got to be jealous, curiosity >> even the people that they reach out and try to friend and you're like i don't know who you are. >> i just want more friends. >> coming up. an 80-year-old maryland man arrested for sexual abusing a four-year-old girl >> there's concern from police who may believe may have assaulted other children over the years. we'll have that coming up at first. matt ackland, what are

student loan practices. the consumer financial protection bureau says the bank misled borrowers into believing they were ineligible a tax deduction on interest they paid on certain loans. the bank also incorrectly charged late fees and extra interest to borrowers who were still in school and eligible to defer payments. >>> well, it is never too early to start thinking about where you might want to retire. unfortunately, the district may not be the place to do it. washington ranks tenth amongst the nation's 50 largest cities. thinkrate.com put out the list of best places to retire. they give scores for transportation, cultural vitality and crime rate, pittsburgh, boston and l.a. >>> ready, set, shop. >> black friday almost here. and our susan hogan has drop starting on thanksgiving day. >> stores and malls, they're all over the map, but for the most part many of our major malls and some of the bigger stores in our area are going to be open some time on thanksgiving. so who is actually open on thanksgiving? let's take a look. springfield town center from 6:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m., tyson's corner center 6:00 p.m. and t

the bureau, the cfpb, is charged with protecting consumers from predatory practices by banks, credit card companies, student loan and mortgage companies. debt collectors and payday lenders. in 2016, the bureau ordered citi bank to follow a court order, refunding $11 million to consumers in a debt collection case. and late last year, it fined wells fargo $100 million after it was found that many employees were secretly opening bank and credit card accounts that were not authorized by customers. but with this fight over the top job, the bureau's work is in serious question. >> okay. >> the problem is, they've done real things, stephanie. mick mulvaney and president trump -- i think the president tweeted this morning -- it's done nothing useful or helpful. if you're not a consumer, you're not interested. >> listen, when it is called the consumer financial protection bureau, of course, the name, just like the epa, environmental protection agency -- >> would lead you to believe there is protection for the subject. >> they do great things. it doesn't mean they're perfect. it doesn't mean that they should go unche

student lone violatio violations. the consumer financial protection bureau says citibank charged incorrect late fees and interest theyerstated minimum monthly payments and misled borrowers about the benefits of tax deductions. the bureau says the violations happened between 2006 and 2015 and they made it more costl cosd confusing for borrowers trying to pay back loans as part of that fine some customers to get a refund. >> need a new zest wheels. check out black friday deals. industry insiders say dealers are trying to make room for new cars offering big deals that they try to clear out their stock of two of 2017s. now dealers also face pressure to push out more sales at the end of the month to reach quotas and such. auto makers also looking to boost sales they were off by close to 2% for the first ten months of 2017. >>> good news for fans of the great white way and those who invest in broadway shows. the broadway league says ticket sales for shows are up 18% over the previous season to almost $780 million. the grown because of a number new recent shows scene strong demand. particularly for top tear seats. often cat

bureau 121. >> translator: only the very brightest students get to become hackers.the internet. then they work in the cyber research center, which is directly controlled by the government. >> reporter: these hackers are all soldiers? they go to work in bureau 121 they're wearing uniforms? >> translator: yes. when they go from home to work, they wear their uniforms. they live in the military. they work for the military. ♪ >> reporter: it may seem at a time when the north korea are showing off nuclear capabilities and the u.s. is mobilizing enormous military assets the cyber threat is a minor concern, but keep in mind north korea is no match for the u.s. in terms of sheer military force. cyber attacks like terrorism are the kind of weapon that can level the playing field. >> it's a very asymmetric game here. imagine they did something to the u.s. brought down the power grid with their cyber attack, wiped a ton of machines. what does the u.s. do for retaliation from a cyber persecutive? north korea doesn't rely on this system. the financial system isn't built on comput

students. but the report said there was no evidence of system wide fraud. bureau chief tracee wilkins explains what's next for the school district. >> reporter: a new independent audit into graduation records within the prince george's county school students' grades were changed allowing them to graduate without meeting state requirements. for parents in the county. >> i think they're doing a disservice to our community and our kids without giving them the opportunity to graduate the proper way. >> reporter: according to the report, the prince george's county school system lacks policy monitoring pro siegecedud claire at this. does not consistently adhere to grading and policies, have poor record keeping and grade change irregularities. but the report did not say school ceo kevin maxwell orchestrated it. >> i have never done that. i've said all along i've never done that. my team has never done that. and this report says that we've never done it. >> reporter: the more than 200-page report came after months of interviews and records reviewed within the system. four

bureau. >> what are the conversation you have with students who are thinking about public service? there's that piece about the state department and how hollowed out it's become, what diminished future a lot of career members of the government have as a result of it. what do you tell them about the prospects for working in the federal government at this point? >> well, you hit a nerve there. because a number of students from the lbj school end up going into the state department. so there has been a lot of concern, a lot of worry about this track that is traditionally one of the strongest one the at u.t. and for many schools across the country. what we're seeing and what i'm working with the students on and alternative paths. how can we effect policy and good government from other directions? looking at a lot of other think-tanks, more ngos. maybe d.c. right now is in the midst of turmoil, but how else can we keep moving forward to shape public affairs for the good of society. >> joe, i have to ask about this tweet, "time" magazine called to say that i was probably going to be named

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students. but the report said there was no evidence of system wide fraud. bureau chief tracee wilkins in upper marlboro with reactio tracee? >> reporter: it's a prince george's county school system is dealing with all of this and trying to figure out what this report means. this is unprecedented. it hasn't happened in any other maryland county, so they can't make comparisons. what the maryland state board of education is saying that they found here is troubling. >>> a new independent audit into graduation records within the prince george's county school system found some students grades were changed, allowing them to graduate without meeting state requirements. for parents in the county. >> i think they're doing say disservice to our community and to our kids without giving them the opportunity to graduate the proper way. >> reporter: according to the report, the prince george's county school system lacks policy monitoring procedures and clarity. does not consistently adhere to grading and graduation policies, has poor record keeping, and grade change irregulariti

students graduated when they didn't earn it. how widespread is it? jonathan: we have te afternoon from the report to the parents just finding out the news. nancy: maryland bureau chief brad bell broke the story on twitter and has a first look at the shocking findings. brad? brad: a 211-page report. it was demanded by school board members who felt things weren't just right. the governor said he wanted it and so it's done. we have been trying to crunch numbers and a lot of statistics. it's clear hundreds of students were graduated from the school system when they shouldn't have been. the independent audit looked at the last two graduating classes in prince george's county. the audit examined a sample of the group and found 5% of the group should not have graduated and another 17% could not be called for the office in a letter to the governor said it's concerning. >> it look like we have potentially multi-thousands of students at least that fraudulently graduated. and the report is exactly what -- the report revealed what we outlined in our letter. brad: this afternoon the school system c.e.o. and the school board chair reacted in a different way saying the probl

violent and sometimes deadly fights between students in indonesia that's it for the team in london more news coming up and are. we hearing to jerusalem bureau coverage israeli palestinian affairs we cover the story with a lot of intimate moments we covered it with that we don't dip in and out of the story we have presence here all the time apart from being government sources very important to be a journalist you know the story very well before going into the fields covering the united nations and global diplomacy for al-jazeera english is pretty incredible this is where talks happen and what happens here matters.

fargo and upon heading people not pay student loan debt that was inappropriately coerced out of them and protecting people against bank overdraft practices? the bureau has been an effective thing. it is very interesting that for all the granting about how terrible it is, they don't give you specifics. we anticipated this and setting an agency up to go after the largest most powerful institutions and protect the average investor and depositor from them was going to generate backlash we wrote that statute like senator dodd and myself to make it somewhat independent and to give it protection against what's happening. yes, it is meant to be the person who was there. we gave the director a five-year term and said the president couldn't fire him. to complete that-year term, you have that process go forward. by the way, the key thing is this. mick mull vainy is supposed to be now a little busy. he has a government to fund. we have a government shut down facing us. you take this budget director who hates the agency and has other things to do and put him in charge is a sign of contempt that the trump administration and the anger had itself and the notion we

bureaus spawning six continents across the. correspondents living green stories they tell. me you're a student and we'll news on counting the cost venezuela in default as the oil rich country fails to pay its debt well look at what a messy financial unraveling could mean for the people lebanon's economy is getting squeezed. by court counting the cost at this time on. you're watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories this hour the ruling party and zimbabwe has joined war veterans in calling for president robert mugabe to resign made his first public appearance since the army takeover on wednesday he attended a graduation ceremony in harare is on it also call for a swipe race to lead the party. russia has vetoed an extension of the u.n. investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria it's the second use of the veto power and twenty four hours the moves wrapped a japanese attempt to allow the employee to continue for thirty days while talks continue the argentine navy is searching for a missing some marine with forty four sailors on board the air a san juan a german built submarine w

bureau and metro stop nearby. so a lot of excitement here in prince georgia and suit land. >> thank you. >> dealing with alcohol abuse and death of students. extreme measures now >>> and new at midday at least 20 take allegations against kevin spacey where >>> new twists in controversy surrounding alabama senate candidate ray moore. four new women have come forward inappropriate advances. but the public remains die phi antibiotic. he is taking on mitch mcconnell saying, quote, dear mitch mcconnell. bring it on. he has called on moore to drop out of the race this morning. his attorney is attacking claims made by beverly nelson earlier this week. she said moore sexually assaulted her when she was 16. moore's team wants a handwriting expert to examine a high school year book that nelson says moore signed. >> release the year book so that we can determine is it genuine or is it a fraud? >> gloria allred is representing miss nelson. she said a team can investigate it if candidate testifies under oath. moore denies the allegations. >>> they said they have 20 allegations against actor kevin direct owe for more than a decade. new claims follow an

that's why we are created the consumer financial bureau with a mission to protect consumers and stand up for bank customers, homeowners, veterans, student loan borrowers, and seniors many all the mlings of americans when it -- millions of americans who need somebody on their side when it comes to the financial marketplace. with these transactions people do in a increasingly complex financial world and with all of the fine print and documents people sign to buy a home, sign up for a credit card, the public needs somebody on their side. someone looking out for them, someone not -- not obedient to the wall street bottom line. some in this body work to try to roll back dodd-frank rules that protect homeowners from wall street abuses, it saul the more -- it is all the more important to have the bureau on their side. there has been $12 billion in relief for 29 million american consumers, they have been ripped off by pay day lenders, some were cheated by companies -- iconic american companies like wells fargo or companies like equifax, the consumer bureau has a special office of bureau member affairs, they take on -- took on the those who -- i

misbehavior by the consumer bureau and the reason is that anything they would bring up would be overwhelmingly popular. whether it's credit card abuse or overcharging people on the studentoans and that's what's here. i'm thinking about this more and talking about it all day. this is the key piece. yes, it is true that richard cordray would be replaced if he stayed on in april. but people said is this a fight about a few months? no. here's the deal. we wrote the statute to give it some independence. we wrote the statute so that it could not be pulled apart by bank pressures. and it said that if there is a vacancy, there could be a vacancy after five years when the term expires and the president fill it at that point but only if he appointed someone confirmed by the senate. that's the key. >> yes. >> the fact -- the fight is whether there should be an acting director to go on forever without senate confirmation. here's the point. the senate republicans have been willing -- confirmed ben carson, you would confirm anybody almost you would think except the consumer bureau is too popular. it's not just that no democrat would vote to confirm someone against it. senator susan c

protection bureau, a consumer watchdog agency, that protects people, consumers, from predatory practices by a range of financial institutions. including banks, credit card companies, student loans, mortgage companies. this organization, the cfpb, has had some major victories. for instance, last year fined wells fargo $100 million after it was discovered many employees were secretly opening bank and credit card accounts not authorized by customers. the bureau and the law that created it has been a major target for republicans who blame dodd/frank for rising bank fees and a decline in smaller banks lending to local businesses. i want to have more of a conversation about this. bring in as i promised you former democratic congressman from massachusetts barney frank, the frank in dodd/frank. while a congressman. he co-authored the 2010 wall street, dodd/frank wall street reform act establishing the consumer financial protection bureau. sir, good to see you. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> what are the criticism republicans have had since day one of the cfpb that it is not accountable to congress, that it is not bipartisan that it is partisan, and that it's really st

students get to become hackers. they learn everything about the internet and then they work in the cyber research center which is controlled by the government. >> these hackers are soulders. when they go to work in bureauforms. >> yes, when they go from home to work they wear their uniforms. they live in the military and work for the military. >> it may seem at a time when the north koreans are showing off their nuclear capabilities and the u.s. is mobilizing assets, the cyber threat is a minor concern. but keep in mind that north korea is no match for the u.s. military force. cyber attacks are the kind of weapon that can level the playing field. >> imagine that they did something to the u.s. they brought down the power grid or wiped ton of machines. what is the u.s. going to do? they don't rely on the internet. their financial system isn't built on computers in the world. >> it's one of the only countries in the world that aren't online. >> right. they can do whatever they want, it has zero effect to them. there are not that many hacking targets. a cyber war is not where the u.s. wants to have this battle played out. >> we're much more exposed. >> we have much more to loose. our entire economy depends

student body doesn't want them on. what's going on with the next generation of americans? >> i think the community affairs bureaucate component in bridging the two entities. it's a sorrowful state. brian: steve, unfortunately we have to leave it there i the get you next time. >> thank you, brian. brian: this is ongoing debate. we all suffer when law enforcement isn't empowered. thank you all what you do. jillian mele has update on wham has been happening while we were talking. jillian: former teen heart throb david cassidy is fighting for his life hospitalized in intensive care ♪ hold my pillow to my head ♪ and scream up in my bed ♪ screaming out the words i dread ♪ i think i love you >> partridge star surrounded by family as his organs continue to fail. he has battled substance abuse throughout his career and recently announced he is suffering from dementia. kathy griffin crying foul saying she has been blacklisted and out of work over this photo depicting a severed head of president trump. the disgraced comedian blaming everyone including fox news in a new video titled state of the union. >> i know i took a pi

bureau that that's going to investigate those attacks? we know what's happening on college campuses. and i'm concerned about professors being able to teach. but i also know that college students, like my own and their friends who are on college campuses, who see what happens, will avoid parts of campus, i have heard from their friends, because they're afraid if they're wearing a jewish star that they're going to be shouted down. that's not students finding their voice, that's one student using his or her voice to stifle the free speech of that other student. yes, rabbi cooper. >> i just want to come back again to this visual, because this is real time, this was posted by a professor of a university on his facebook page. we have a young girl, 19 years old, who went to rutgers because she wanted to get a degree in food science, here is the guy she's going to have to go and sign up for. because there's no price to pay, there's no red line about nothing in the position of responsibility who openly expresses such vile hate, and there's nothing to protect that freshman from pur suing her course. >> you're going down the wrong path about 118 cases of hate this year? >> congressman,